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Speculation that Kraken was planning to go public has been circulating since mid-2024, with one report suggesting it would do so in the first quarter of 2026.

Acting FDIC Chair Travis Hill said the agency is also working on a regime for stablecoin issuance and expects to issue a proposal for an application process by the end of year.

Bitcoin tumbled to a six-month low of $95,919 in the early hours of Nov. 14, a move seemingly triggered by a $870 million net outflow from spot BTC ETFs the previous day. Market Impact and Liquidations In the early hours of Nov. 14, bitcoin ( BTC) briefly tumbled to $95,919, marking its lowest price point […]

What to Know: Bitcoin’s ETF-driven evolution into digital gold is softening strict maximalism and encouraging more diversified crypto portfolios. Capital is rotating into top altcoins with real narratives, especially in infrastructure, AI and DePIN rather than pure speculation. PEPENODE mixes meme culture with gamified virtual mining and multi token rewards to keep holders engaged. For most of crypto’s history the script was simple: own Bitcoin, ignore everything else. That mindset is fading. Bitcoin now behaves more like digital gold, while the real experimentation (and much of the upside) is shifting to newer chains and app layers. Spot Bitcoin ETFs accelerated that shift. Many veteran holders in the US are moving coins from self custody into ETF wrappers to gain t...

Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw total net outflows of $869.86 million on Thursday, leading to BTC falling below $100K.
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OKX adds in‑app decentralized exchange (DEX) trading with self‑custody across Solana, Base, and X Layer. OKX announced on November 13 that it is rolling out a new DEX trading feature in the OKX App, enabling customers — including users in the United States, MENA, Southeast Asia, and the CIS — to create passkey‑based self‑custody wallets […]

Bitcoin’s recent weakness mirrors broader economic uncertainty, as unreliable economic data and shifting expectations on US growth and policy cloud investor confidence.

Over the last few weeks, analysts have been predicting that the Bitcoin price could crash again after the initial October 10 crash. This is because of the weakening market trends that have shown that Bitcoin is still favoring a downtrend at this point. Crypto analyst Lixing_Gan on the TradingView website also shares this view, with the appearance of a descending trend pattern that suggests that the Bitcoin price is more likely to fall than rise. Bitcoin Price At Risk Of Major Crash Below $90,000 So far, the Bitcoin price has been able to maintain its hold above the psychological level of $100,000, despite bears briefly pushing the price below this level. It has been trading in a tight range of $101,000 to $105,000 during this time, but with no notable momentum that c...