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Shiba Inu (SHIB) has shown renewed bullish signs after recovering from a recent low of $0.00000756 and trading around $0.00000871–$0.00000892, remaining above a critical demand zone between $0.00000752 and $0.00000675. Economist Kamile Uray and other analysts say holding this support is essential for any sustained rally. Short-term resistance sits at $0.00001134 (≈30% upside). A daily close above $0.00001772 (≈103% gain) would confirm stronger bullish momentum and could open the path to higher targets at $0.00003310, $0.00004605 and the 2021 peak near $0.000088 — implying potential gains of roughly 280%, 428% and 910% from current levels. Analysts note parallels with rebounds from the same demand zone in 2021 and September 2023, when SHIB later reached multi-year highs. Traders are advised to consider strategic entries near the support zone while watching volume, daily closes above resistance levels and sustained buyer interest as confirmation signals for an impulsive uptrend.

Canadian mining billionaire Frank Giustra publicly criticized MicroStrategy co‑founder Michael Saylor’s suggestion that investors could sell gold and buy Bitcoin. Giustra called the idea naive and dangerously oversimplified, arguing that many non‑G7 countries — notably China and India — have spent the past 15 years accumulating gold, making it a globally supported and resilient asset. He said the US can no longer unilaterally “demonetize” gold and that even a theoretical US attempt to sell its gold holdings for Bitcoin would fail due to insufficient Bitcoin buyers. Giustra characterizes Bitcoin as a speculative asset rather than "digital gold" or a safe haven. The remarks echo his earlier critique of Saylor and highlight a broader debate over Bitcoin’s role relative to gold among institutional and sovereign holders.

Bitwise’s Solana-focused ETF (BSOL) executed a large purchase of 93,167 SOL tokens — approximately $13.1 million — according to blockchain analytics firm Lookonchain. The buy occurred within a single hour, suggesting decisive, time-concentrated accumulation by the fund. This transaction raises institutional confidence in Solana’s ecosystem, increases SOL liquidity, and may provide upward price support if similar purchases continue. Bitwise’s BSOL is positioned as an actively managed, institutional-grade Solana vehicle; the firm’s sustained accumulation strategy indicates conviction in Solana’s long-term fundamentals despite regulatory, custody, and market-volatility risks. Traders should watch institutional flows, SOL orderbook depth, and short-term price reaction to this buying pressure when assessing entries or rebalancing positions.

Turkmenistan has enacted its first national cryptocurrency law, signed by President Serdar Berdimuhamedov and due to take effect on 1 January 2026. The law legalises and defines the legal and economic status of virtual assets while explicitly stating cryptocurrencies are not legal tender, fiat currency or securities. Key provisions introduce licensing and registration requirements for cryptocurrency exchanges, mining companies and mining pools, ban clandestine mining operations, and grant authorities powers to suspend, cancel or demand the return of token issuances. The legislation also provides official definitions for blockchain, NFTs, mining and virtual asset service providers and clarifies that the rules do not apply to securities, bank deposits, electronic money or gambling. The government frames the reform as part of efforts to diversify an economy long dependent on natural gas and to attract investment and digitalisation. For traders, the regulation signals stronger state control and compliance requirements from 2026, possible consolidation of licensed local service providers, and legal risks for unregistered operators — factors likely to affect exchange access, liquidity and local mining supply over time.

Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $92,500 after a daily peak near $91,511 and is moving toward a critical resistance level at $93,000. Analysts say a break above $93,000 could open the way to six-figure prices. US markets are on a half-day schedule, with limited economic data expected, leaving a relatively calm trading backdrop into the daily close. Silver has surged to an all-time high above $54.6, gaining roughly 12.5% in four days. The recent spike in silver prices coincided with a temporary CME operations pause that impacted short positions and may have contributed to the rapid move higher. Markets will watch whether Bitcoin can clear resistance before the Thanksgiving holiday, while some altcoins could outperform if momentum continues. (Keywords: Bitcoin, BTC, silver, CME, resistance, $93,000, all-time high)

Crypto commentator Crypto X AiMan warns XRP holders against selling, arguing current XRP ETF inflows reflect only small issuers and larger institutions have yet to enter. In the first one to two weeks of trading, about $700 million (≈278 million XRP, ~0.28% of the 100B supply) were locked across five smaller ETFs from issuers including Bitwise, Franklin Templeton, Canary Capital and Grayscale, with Canary leading among the small funds. He noted Franklin Templeton holds ~32M XRP and Grayscale ~6M shortly after launch, and suggested institutional entrants such as BlackRock, Fidelity, Vanguard, JPMorgan and State Street could drive accumulation into the hundreds of millions or billions of XRP if they launch products. AiMan argued large-scale institutional buying could tighten supply and pressure prices upward, potentially creating conditions for significant rallies similar to past moves (e.g., $0.50 to above $3 after a prior event). He characterised the market as an early ETF-driven accumulation phase with substantial upside if major issuers begin buying. This is informational and not financial advice.

KuCoin EU Exchange GmbH, KuCoin’s Vienna-based European arm, has been granted a Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR/MiCA) license by Austria’s Financial Market Authority (FMA). The authorization allows KuCoin EU to offer regulated digital-asset services across 29 European Economic Area (EEA) countries (Malta excluded), including custody, crypto-fiat and crypto-crypto exchange services, placement/issuance of crypto-assets, and transfer services. KuCoin frames the approval as a milestone in its global compliance roadmap and part of its $2B Trust Project, citing prior steps such as AUSTRAC registration in Australia, SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001:2022, ISO 27701, CCSS security certifications, and third-party proof-of-reserves audits. CEO BC Wong said the MiCAR license aligns the exchange with one of the world’s strictest regulatory regimes and strengthens investor protection. KuCoin warns that eligible EEA users (except Malta) should expect a fully compliant KuCoin EU platform rollout and may no longer be able to register or onboard through KuCoin Global. The move increases KuCoin’s regulated footprint in Europe, which may affect institutional access, on‑ramp liquidity and compliance-driven flows for traders. Primary keywords: KuCoin, MiCAR license, KuCoin EU, EEA, custody services. Secondary keywords: EU crypto regulation, Financial Market Authority, AUSTRAC, Trust Project, regulated exchange.

DEX spot volumes and the DEX-to-CEX ratio have reached record levels, with CoinGecko data showing a 37.4% DEX-to-CEX ratio in June and $419.76B in DEX spot volume in October. On-chain activity is favoring self-custody and DeFi-native flows, which benefits meme coins that prioritise engagement through staking, gamified dashboards, contests and on-chain mechanics rather than pure speculation. The article highlights three meme projects positioned for this DEX-first environment: Maxi Doge (MAXI) — a trader-focused meme token with presale funds exceeding $4.2M, staking at 73%, and on-chain competitions; PEPENODE (PEPENODE) — a mine-to-earn style meme project using virtual nodes with $2.2M presale raised and advertised 583% APY staking; and Shiba Inu (SHIB) — a mature meme ecosystem building Shibarium Layer-2, multi-token utilities and burn mechanics, recently mentioned in a T. Rowe Price SEC filing for a crypto ETF. The piece frames these tokens as different plays on on-chain engagement: leverage-style trading culture (MAXI), gamified mining/rewards (PEPENODE), and large-cap infrastructure with ETF attention (SHIB). It closes with standard investment cautions to do your own research.

Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #382 reports key protocol and infrastructure developments relevant to traders and node operators. Primary highlights: compact-block reconstruction stats — researcher 0xB10C found lowering Bitcoin Core’s minrelayfee (per PR #33106) materially improved block reconstruction rates and reduced peer data requests, suggesting network relay settings can affect node bandwidth and compact-block efficiency. Motion to activate BIP3 — Murch filed a formal motion on Bitcoin-Dev to replace the BIP2 process with BIP3; the proposal has been in Proposed status >7 months and will be decided by 2025-12-02 unless objections arise. Selected Q&A — topics include pruned nodes retaining witness data, extreme unlikelihood of block-hash collisions, and reasons for 0x04 prefixes in extended keys. Releases — LND v0.20.0-beta (major LN node release with P2TR BOLT11 fallback, noopAdd HTLC, RPC/lncli improvements) and Core Lightning v25.12rc1 (BIP39 backup seeds, xpay improvements, networkevents, experimental JIT channel options). Notable code changes — Bitcoin Core completed cluster mempool partitioning and updated RBF/relay rules (PR #33629); various Core Lightning and LDK patches improve large-node performance, channel handling, and testnet support. Implications for traders: updates to relay and mempool behavior may affect transaction propagation and fee dynamics; Lightning client and node improvements can influence liquidity, channel management, and routing reliability. Traders and operators should review the BIP3 proposal, consider relay/minrelayfee settings for node performance, and plan upgrades to the listed releases and release candidates.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) shows signs of a major bullish reversal as price action approaches the apex of a multi-month falling wedge. SHIB has gained about 14% this week and roughly 18.4% from its recent low of $0.00000755. Technical analysis cited (Bitcoinsensus) maps a wedge formed from a September 2024 low (~$0.0000129) to a December 2024 high ($0.00003343). The reported breakout point sits near $0.0000110. If SHIB breaks the wedge and retests the channel top, analysts project an initial 56.5% move to ~$0.000014 followed by a potential 112.5% rally to ~$0.000019. A full retest of the December high ($0.00003343) would imply ~274% upside from current prices. Other analyst targets mentioned include an aggressive long-term target of $0.000088. The piece notes a failed breakdown last week that reversed and put price back inside the wedge. Disclaimer: content is informational, not financial advice.

RISKTAKE published an updated XRP rich list breaking down wallet balances by percentile, revising thresholds from the top 0.01% to the top 10%. Key figures: the top 0.01% (734 wallets) hold at least 4,000,286.848379 XRP each, while the threshold to join the top 10% is about 2,311.973432 XRP. These figures differ from other trackers (which reported ~2,486 XRP for top 10% and ~50,637 XRP for top 1%), reflecting variation in data methods — e.g., snapshots, exclusion of dormant or exchange wallets. Network-wide stats cited include roughly 7.16 million wallets, a mean balance of 9,100 XRP and a median balance of 20 XRP. Analysis: the lower top-10% threshold likely reflects faster wallet growth and retail accumulation, making top-decile status achievable with a few thousand XRP. However, concentration remains extreme at the top, with exchanges and institutions likely controlling large shares. For traders: the update signals increased retail participation and a stretched distribution — easier social/status entry for small holders but continued whale-driven supply risk. Monitoring holder concentration and exchange-controlled wallets remains important for assessing potential sell pressure and market moves. Disclaimer: not financial advice.

Bitcoin climbed above $92,000 (trading at $92,000.74 on Binance USDT) in a sharp rally driven by increased institutional adoption, positive macro conditions and anticipation around the upcoming Bitcoin halving. Trading volume rose substantially — the article cites a 45% month-on-month increase and institutional inflows at a three-year high. The move represents roughly a 150% year‑over‑year gain and the highest BTC level since the 2021 bull peak. Analysts identify $92,000 as a key psychological resistance turned support; maintaining above $90,000 could open paths to $95,000 and $100,000. Market-depth data reportedly shows meaningful buying interest at elevated levels, suggesting the rally may have structural support beyond pure speculation. Risks remain from typical crypto volatility and potential resistance at the mid‑$90k region. The piece emphasizes monitoring volume, institutional flows, halving developments and key technical levels for trade decisions.

Spot silver rallied through its October 17 high on November 28, briefly trading above $54.50 per ounce and rising more than 2% intraday. The move signals renewed momentum in precious metals and reflects shifting risk sentiment amid macro headlines. Crypto traders note that cross-asset strength in silver can indicate a broader risk-on environment, which may support capital flows into digital assets and increase liquidity and volatility, though the silver breakout is not determinative for Bitcoin or major altcoins. Key facts: spot silver > $54.50/oz; intraday gain >2%; breakout above Oct. 17 peak. Primary keywords: silver price, spot silver, risk-on, crypto traders. Secondary/semantic keywords included: precious metals, macro headlines, liquidity, volatility, Bitcoin, altcoins.

Regulatory clarity following a July 2023 court ruling and an August 2025 SEC–Ripple settlement has sharply reduced uncertainty over XRP’s status, triggering a wave of spot XRP ETF filings by major asset managers. Institutional interest is driven by XRP’s liquidity, sizable market cap, faster settlement on the XRP Ledger, and existing institutional plumbing (including DTCC-related filings). Early demand is visible: Canary Capital’s XRP ETF reportedly drew $250m on day one, while industry estimates project potential institutional inflows of several billion dollars if approvals proceed. Traders should monitor ETF filing updates, SEC commentary, approval timelines, ETF custody arrangements, and liquidity/volume metrics — all of which will affect XRP price action and volatility. While XRP ETFs could broaden access for advisors, funds and pensions and stabilize liquidity if inflows materialize, risks remain: regulatory delays or rejections, low investor uptake, ETF fragmentation, and macro shocks could increase volatility. Compared with XRP, most other tokens remain unlikely near-term ETF candidates due to weaker custody, lower liquidity, higher volatility and ongoing legal ambiguity. Primary keywords: XRP ETF, spot XRP ETF, SEC Ripple settlement; secondary keywords: institutional demand, liquidity, custody, altcoin ETFs.

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) experienced a temporary trading halt after a technical failure in its data-centre cooling systems. CME’s engineering teams identified and resolved the issue within hours, allowing all trading — including Bitcoin and Ethereum futures — to resume. The exchange credited automatic backup systems, disaster-recovery protocols and 24/7 technical staff for the rapid recovery. The outage highlighted operational dependencies and the importance for traders to diversify venues, maintain liquidity across platforms, set price alerts and monitor exchange notices. CME said the disruption lasted several hours; specific technical details were not disclosed. Market prices saw limited volatility during the interruption. For crypto traders, the incident underscores the need for contingency planning and risk management when relying on institutional-grade venues for futures exposure and hedging.

Crypto market capitalization rebounded to about $3.1 trillion as traders focused on the Federal Reserve’s weekly balance sheet, which stands near $6.56 trillion. The Fed’s H.4.1 release (4:30 p.m. ET weekly report) gives markets an updated view of total assets. Some macro-crypto traders treat the $6.55T level as a psychological liquidity reference, arguing readings above it could boost risk assets, though this is market conjecture rather than Fed guidance. On-chain metrics show short‑term Bitcoin holders recovering from an extreme loss phase: the short‑term holder supply profit/loss ratio has lifted off prior “max pain” lows and is trending toward break‑even, suggesting many recent buyers have absorbed losses. Technicals on the total crypto market 4‑hour chart show market cap moving above the 50‑period EMA (~$3.02T) and a 14‑period RSI near 66, signaling improving momentum after mid‑November sell‑offs. Volume was higher on the bounce, indicating buyer participation but easing as price nears $3.1T. Analysts caution that these signals reflect interpretations and not guaranteed trend reversals; traders will watch continued short‑term holder stability, spot flows and Fed balance‑sheet updates for confirmation. Key figures and data: Fed balance sheet ~ $6.56T; crypto total market cap ~ $3.1T; 50‑period EMA near $3.02T; short‑term BTC holder profit/loss ratio recovering; 14‑period RSI ~66.

Over $15 billion of Bitcoin options expired today, with the CME reporting operational issues but completing expiry. Market positioning showed a call-heavy structure (put/call ratio ~0.58) and a reported max pain near $100,000, yet spot BTC failed to push past the $93K resistance, trading around $91.5K. Traders now look to macro catalysts: the Federal Reserve rate decision on December 10 and Japan’s rate decision on December 19. Commentary noted subdued near-term upside absent fresh catalysts; a coordinated hawkish surprise from Japan and the Fed could spur a rally, while a dovish Fed relative to Japan could weigh on prices. Short-term technical focus centers on breaking $91–93K to target six-figure levels. Key takeaways for traders: large options expiry removed a significant positional overhang, volatility may remain muted until macro events, monitor liquidity windows around U.S. market hours, and watch for directional moves if BTC breaches the $93K resistance.

No Pi Network ETF currently exists and no issuer has filed for one, industry observers say. Analysts at ActuFinance set out four primary prerequisites before institutional ETF consideration: a reliable public market price, materially stronger liquidity and trading volume, clearer regulatory maturity and verifiability, and a regulated custodian able to hold Pi tokens. While Pi shows visible pricing on some venues and a rumored MiCA-compliant listing on OKX Europe (reported for 28 Nov 2025) could improve liquidity, the analysts stress sustained stability, transparency and custodian approval are required for ETF issuance. If conditions are met, an ETF would hold actual Pi tokens with reporting and custody arrangements so the ETF price tracks Pi’s market value. For traders, the report implies that short-term speculation around ETF rumors may drive volatility, but lasting institutional flows depend on tangible improvements in price discovery, liquidity, regulatory clarity and custody.

MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock rose about 2% after Bitcoin held above $92,000 and prominent analyst Tom Lee reiterated a bullish outlook. Lee told CNBC he thinks Bitcoin (BTC) is “very likely” to break above $100,000 before year-end and could revisit its all-time high in 2026 or reach $200,000 longer term, citing possible Fed rate cuts and increased institutional demand. MicroStrategy holds 649,870 BTC (roughly $59.9B at current prices); a BTC move to $100K would lift that holding to over $64B and likely boost MSTR’s valuation. Technical indicators on MSTR show extreme oversold readings (RSI ~23, stochastic at yearly lows), suggesting a potential rebound with an initial upside target near $230. Key market context: BTC trading ~ $92K, market sentiment buoyed by institutional accumulation and macro catalysts. Traders should note the leverage of MSTR to BTC price moves, Lee’s market-moving commentary, and short-term technicals that favor a bounce but still leave MSTR well below its all-time high.

Bitcoin’s dominance unexpectedly declined while BTC fell about 30%, a divergence from the typical pattern where Bitcoin’s market share rises during large pullbacks. During the sell-off, altcoins gained relative market share as a portion of total crypto market capitalization, suggesting investors rotated into select altcoins or stablecoins instead of concentrating in BTC. Key data points include a roughly 30% drop in BTC price and a concurrent drop in Bitcoin dominance metric, indicating increased capital flow into altcoin sectors. The move signals higher risk appetite among some traders during the correction, and highlights that market reactions can vary from historical norms. Traders should watch dominance metrics, altcoin volume spikes, funding rates, and order book liquidity to identify rotation opportunities or increased tail risk. Short-term, this divergence can create volatility and sharp moves in mid-cap altcoins; long-term, sustained declines in dominance could indicate structural shifts in capital allocation across crypto markets.

Turkmenistan has approved a comprehensive digital asset law, due to take effect in 2026, establishing strict state control over crypto activity. The legislation creates licensing regimes for exchanges and custodial services, mandates KYC/AML checks and cold storage, and bars credit institutions from offering crypto services. Mining must be registered and covert operations are banned. The central bank gains authority to authorize or operate distributed ledgers, enabling permissioned systems. Crypto assets are defined as not being legal tender, currency, or securities and are split into “backed” and “unbacked” categories, with future rules to govern liquidity, settlement and emergency redemption for backed assets. A State Commission will oversee implementation. The move follows a Nov. 21 government report and aligns Turkmenistan with a global trend toward tighter crypto regulation. Primary keywords: Turkmenistan crypto law, digital asset regulation; secondary/semantic keywords included: licensing, AML, cold storage, mining registration, central bank ledger, backed tokens, unbacked tokens, state oversight.

Bitcoin sentiment has moved from fear toward cautious optimism as BTC grinds higher, funding stabilizes and open interest edges up. Commentary cites Tom Lee’s forecast that BTC could retake $100,000 by year-end and analyst expectations of a broader 2026 bull cycle. Market rotation into higher‑beta assets and infrastructure plays is underway. In that context, Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) — pitched as a Bitcoin Layer‑2 using the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) for low‑latency, sub‑second execution with BTC settlement — has raised over $28.6 million in its presale at a token price of $0.013345. The project aims for a Q4 2025–Q1 2026 release window and positions wrapped‑BTC on an SVM L2 to enable faster DeFi uses (swaps, lending, staking) while anchoring security to Bitcoin L1. The article highlights investor interest in Bitcoin scaling solutions during early recoveries and provides bullish price targets for $HYPER ($0.20 in 2026; $1.50 by 2030) while noting this is not financial advice and urging due diligence.

Ethereum (ETH) is showing renewed bullish momentum after reclaiming $3,000, but market structure is shifting: futures demand has surged relative to spot trading. CryptoQuant data highlighted by analyst Crazzyblockk shows ETH’s futures-to-spot ratio rose from the mid-5s to about 6.9, the strongest among major assets in the dataset (vs. Bitcoin and Solana at ~3.5–4.5). This indicates traders are increasingly taking leveraged, directional exposure in derivatives rather than accumulating on spot. The shift often precedes heightened short-term volatility or trend acceleration. At publication, ETH traded near $3,007 with a 24-hour volume drop of ~33%, signaling lower spot participation despite price holding above $3,000. Key takeaway for traders: monitor futures/spot ratios, funding rates and open interest for signs of leveraged positioning or imminent volatility-driven moves in ETH.

Crypto market sentiment has improved as Bitcoin stabilizes near $90,000. Traders and investors showed cautious optimism after BTC held support levels, helping lift risk appetite across major cryptocurrencies. On-chain metrics and market indicators point to reduced short-term volatility, while derivatives data show mixed signals: open interest remains elevated but funding rates are subdued, indicating balanced leverage. Analysts noted that macroeconomic factors and upcoming regulatory developments continue to influence flows, but the current price stability around $90K encourages bullish positioning among traders. Key takeaways: Bitcoin holding near $90K supports broader market confidence; derivatives activity suggests cautious leverage; macro and regulatory news remain important risk factors for short- and medium-term price action.

ANTIX (ANTIX) debuted on MEXC on November 28, 2025, jumping roughly 191% in the first hours of trading after opening at $0.035, spiking to $0.14 and later stabilizing near $0.10. The token’s listing followed a presale that raised nearly $10 million and attracted about 12,000 early holders, supplying early liquidity and reducing initial volatility. ANTIX powers Antix’s AI platform for creating hyper-realistic, emotionally intelligent digital humans via its AIGE engine (Antix Intelligence Generative Entities). The project claims production-ready tech and notable partnerships—reported usage by HBO, Warner Brothers and Tencent—and an upcoming integration with MeWe (over 21 million users). The rally reflects strong market interest in practical AI applications and tokens tied to working products. Key trading takeaways: high early volatility with strong retail participation, presale-backed liquidity that may support post-listing stability, and fundamental utility (access to digital-human creation and marketplace features) that could sustain medium-to-long-term demand if adoption continues.

Thirteen years after Bitcoin’s first halving, the mining industry in 2025 is markedly more industrialized, efficient and competitive. Global hashrate surpassed 1 ZH/s in August 2025, driven by deployment of ultra-efficient ASICs (e.g., Antminer S21 series) and larger-scale operations diversifying into AI and other sectors. Despite higher network power, annual miner output fell: circulating supply added ~155,000 BTC from Nov. 27, 2024 to Nov. 27, 2025, down 37% from the prior year. Hashprice — miner revenue per unit of hash — hit an all-time low of $34 on Nov. 21, 2025, pressured by intense competition and falling returns even amid higher BTC prices. At the same time, Bitfinex analysts and industry sources report a resurgence of solo and hobbyist miners. Improvements in mining-pool technology (e.g., CKPool), efficient low-noise ASICs, off-peak electricity strategies, heat-recycling and firmware like BraiinsOS (allowing underclocking for efficiency) have made small-scale and solo mining more viable. However, analysts caution these niche players cannot match industrial capacity and would remain marginal even in miner capitulation scenarios, where mid-size industrial miners would likely assume greater market share. Key facts and figures: BTC price context (reported ≈ $92k during article), global hashrate >1 ZH/s, 4th halving completed leaving 3.125 BTC/block, circulating supply growth down 37% year-over-year (~155k BTC added vs ~245k), hashprice low $34 (Nov. 21, 2025). For traders, the story highlights rising industrialization, squeezed miner margins, and the potential for increased centralization risk — factors that can influence short-term volatility around miner selling pressure and long-term network security and supply dynamics.

Bitcoin miners worldwide are confronting a structural power squeeze that is becoming the main bottleneck for operations. Wholesale electricity prices are projected to rise (EIA projects ~8.5% in 2026 to ~$51/MWh, plus further increases in 2027), while demand from hyperscale AI data centres and other large electricity consumers is reducing available grid capacity. In Texas, ERCOT curtailments and soaring real-time prices (above $0.20/kWh during stress events) have forced preemptive shutdowns. Governments are cracking down on illegal mining — Malaysia reported over $1.1bn of stolen electricity since 2020 and has demolished 13,000 illegal farms — while jurisdictions that once welcomed mining (Quebec, Labrador, Iceland, parts of Sweden) are limiting new applications or raising industrial rates. Some miners are adapting: partnerships that sell waste heat to district heating or greenhouses (Finland, northern Sweden, upstate New York) improve economics; major public miners (CLSK, RIOT, MARA) are raising debt to secure fixed-price power and build owned substations or behind-the-meter generation. The industry trend is clear: miners who cannot control generation or monetize waste heat face margin attrition and potential shutdowns. For traders, the story highlights rising operational risk for smaller miners, consolidation among larger, vertically integrated operators, and a structural cost pressure on BTC supply-side economics even as network difficulty and hash rate remain high.

Nubila’s flagship Marco weather station has been listed at Home Depot, marking the first Web3 hardware product to enter a major U.S. retail chain. Marco is a core device in Nubila’s “Physical Perception Oracle” network; Nubila reports over 20,000 deployed weather-monitoring devices worldwide and 16,000 global validation nodes that verify real-world data (temperature, humidity, wind speed, precipitation). The devices feed trusted environmental data to AI, blockchain and financial systems. Industry observers say the Home Depot listing is both a commercial milestone and a sign Web3 hardware is reaching mainstream consumer channels, supporting expansion of Nubila’s physical data network across meteorology, environment, energy and transportation. Nubila plans to grow partnerships and retail distribution to strengthen its oracle infrastructure for AI, smart systems and Web3 financial use cases. (Note: article is informational and not investment advice.)

CME Group announced on November 28 that all of its markets are open and trading has been fully restored. The brief market notice did not provide further operational details or the cause of any earlier disruption. The statement is intended as market information and not investment advice. Relevant keywords: CME Group, market outage, trading resumption, exchanges, market restoration.