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SoftBank Group has sold its entire $5.83 billion stake in Nvidia, ending its connection with the US chipmaker to reallocate capital toward AI investments. The firm plans to invest up to $40 billion in OpenAI, financing the deal through ¥620 billion in yen-denominated bonds, $4.2 billion in foreign debt, and $15 billion in short-term loans. SoftBank provided $10 billion to OpenAI in April and expects an additional $22.5 billion in December. Alongside its OpenAI commitment, SoftBank is backing ABB Robotics to advance AI and robotics technologies, aligning with its mission to realize artificial superintelligence.

AMD, a data center-first semiconductor company, forecasts tens of billions in AI data center revenue by 2027. CEO Lisa Su expects rapid growth in sales of Instinct GPUs and EPYC server processors as businesses boost spending on AI training and inference hardware. The company secured a multi-year agreement with OpenAI to deploy its Instinct accelerators in large-scale AI infrastructure builds. AMD projects that its AI data center revenue will outpace gaming by tapping into a larger addressable market and capturing significant share through strategic partnerships. This pivot reflects broader industry trends as tech platforms race to expand AI capabilities and infrastructure, driving demand for specialized data center hardware.

BNY Mellon projects the stablecoin and tokenized cash market will reach $3.6 trillion by 2030, driven by institutional stablecoin investment, blockchain payment rails and clearer regulations like the EU’s MiCA. Tokenized deposits and digital money market funds enable faster settlement, reduced counterparty risk and improved liquidity. A tokenized money market fund launched with Goldman Sachs enhances institutional access to digital cash. Blockchain will complement, not replace, traditional finance—boosting transparency and cutting operational errors. Investment in stablecoins and tokenized cash solutions is rising among financial firms seeking efficiency.

President Trump appointed longtime loyalist Sergio Gor as U.S. ambassador to India. At Gor’s swearing-in, Trump signaled a cut in tariffs on Indian imports, citing India’s reduced purchases of Russian crude oil. Despite Kpler data showing India’s Russian oil imports steady at around 1.6 million barrels per day, Trump attributed high tariffs to those oil buys. Gor’s mandate focuses on boosting U.S.-India trade and strategic partnership. He aims to promote investment in key U.S. industries and expand U.S. energy exports. The Senate confirmed his nomination on October 7, and Gor met Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss trade, defence, technology and mineral resources. Analysts warn of risks. Oxford Economics’ Alexandra Hermann notes a political ambassador can speed negotiations but may lack diplomatic protection if ties sour. Former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan cautions that steep tariffs and visa fees could strain ties, comparing the rift to India’s post-1971 shift toward Russia. India’s outreach to Russia persists. The Federation of Indian Export Organizations reports engineering exports to Russia are set to reach $1.75 billion by 2025. In fiscal 2025, India imported $63.8 billion from Russia and exported $4.9 billion. This shift in U.S. trade policy and potential tariff cuts could reshape U.S.-India trade and energy cooperation. Traders should watch updates on tariffs and energy export deals.

Tether Gold has recruited two HSBC metals trading veterans, Vincent Domien and Mathew O’Neill, to expand its bullion operations. The move supports Tether Gold’s push to build over $12 billion in private physical gold reserves, adding more than one tonne each week. By internalizing execution, sourcing, custody and hedging, Tether Gold aims to improve trade timing, settlement efficiency and reporting transparency. The firm’s XAUT token is backed by about 1,300 allocated bars and $2 billion in circulation, separate from USDT reserves. With gold prices at record highs and central banks boosting purchases, Tether’s bullion holdings generated $13 billion in profits last year. Traders will monitor upcoming reserve attestations and balance sheet updates to gauge the impact on liquidity management, transparency and potential shifts in asset mix.

Cloud mining platforms enable traders to rent hash power for Bitcoin mining, Ethereum mining and altcoins without hardware ownership. Leading services in late 2025 include Hashmart, Bitdeer and GMiner, alongside HEXminer, IQMining, BSVCloud, BeMine, F2Hash, NiceHash and Shamining. These providers offer basic to VIP contracts with zero downtime, daily payouts and ROI calculators. Many pledge renewable energy and sustainable operations—from BSVCloud’s solar farms to Bitdeer’s carbon-neutral data centers. Security features such as cold wallets, two-factor authentication and smart contract locking protect investments. Mobile dashboards and instant withdrawals enhance usability. Traders seeking passive income should compare contract terms, fees and security before leasing hash power.

BullZilla (BZIL) leads the 2025 crypto presales with Stage 10 pricing at $0.00024573, combining deflationary Roar Burn events and 70% APY in its HODL Furnace staking program. Early investors project over 2,000% ROI at an expected listing price of $0.00527 on Ethereum. Other high-potential memecoin presales include APE, MOBU, CULEX, APEING, CHEEMS, PNUT and BABYDOGE, while ADA, SUI, TON and SOL remain key established tokens in the presale wave. Traders should track stage-based price increments, verify smart contracts and monitor deflationary tokenomics to time entries and manage risk in the crypto presales market.

Analysis firm 10X Research warns of a stealth Ethereum rally fueled by surging stablecoin inflows and rising staking activity. The report, “Is This the First Chapter of the 2026 DeFi Cycle?”, highlights billions of dollars moving onto the Ethereum network as U.S. regulatory clarity improves. Key structural indicators, such as total value locked (TVL) and user trading volume, are sending bullish signals. Despite this capital accumulation stage, altcoin prices remain muted. According to 10X Research, these metrics suggest an Ethereum rally is quietly building ahead of a broader DeFi cycle in 2026.

Staking platforms enable traders to earn rewards by locking or delegating cryptocurrencies under Proof of Stake models. In November 2025, the top eight services include both CeFi and DeFi options: Tezos (XTZ) offers 5–7% yields with Liquid PoS and no lock-ups; Coinbase supports multiple assets with flexible unstaking; Rocket Pool lets users stake from 0.01 ETH via rETH tokens or run 16 ETH nodes; Gemini provides basic staking and a 32 ETH Staking Pro tier; Bitfinex’s soft-staking pools tokens with no lock-up or fees; SushiSwap’s SushiBar issues xSUSHI for governance rewards; Aave’s Safety Module mints stkAAVE as insurance staking; and OKX offers fixed and flexible terms on supported coins. These platforms vary by minimum requirements, reward tokens and liquidity options. Traders should compare yields, lock-up periods and tokenized staking features to optimise passive income and portfolio flexibility.

CryptoQuant data shows the Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR) has plunged to its historic low range near 13, flashing a Bitcoin liquidity signal last seen before the 2020, 2021 and mid-2024 rallies. According to analyst Ignacio Moreno, such troughs in SSR typically mark accumulation zones ahead of major BTC breakouts. Binance data reveals rising stablecoin reserves alongside declining BTC balances, suggesting latent buying power ready to deploy. This fresh Bitcoin liquidity signal suggests downside risk is limited while upside potential expands as liquidity rotates back into BTC. Technical analyst Bitcoinsesus identifies a falling wedge pattern, noting that a breakout above $106,000 could trigger a surge toward $120,000. VALR CEO Farzam Ehsani adds that easing U.S. shutdown concerns and proposed $2,000 checks have lifted crypto by 4.5% in 24 hours. Traders now eye next week’s U.S. CPI release: sticky inflation could stall gains, while a decisive close above the $106K–$110K zone would confirm a new bullish cycle and pave the way for a retest of all-time highs – potentially $130,000 by year-end.

Crypto casinos offer bitcoin and altcoin gambling with blockchain-based transparency and fast payouts. In November 2025, AMBCrypto ranks the top 13 platforms. Vave Casino leads with over 6,000 games, 90+ supported coins and 1 BTC cashback. Coinplay follows with 7,000 titles, 2FA security and a 100% bonus up to 5,000 USDT. BetBeast offers €5,000 in bonuses across four deposits and supports BTC, ETH and LTC. Wild.io and Fairspin boast 7,000+ provably fair games. BitStarz, a pioneer since 2014, features 5,000+ titles and multi-coin support. Stake.com remains popular for its 3,000 games, 200% BTC match and sports betting. Roobet and 7Bit lead with 6,300 and 8,000 games respectively. QuickSlot and Winna.com prioritize privacy and instant withdrawals. CLAPS offers 170% bonus plus 70 free spins. JackBit rounds out with 7,000+ games and seamless crypto payouts. These crypto casinos combine blockchain security, smart contracts and diverse bonuses to enhance user experience. Traders should evaluate fees, game variety and licensing when choosing platforms. Always verify credentials and practice responsible gaming.

Elon Musk and acclaimed novelist Joyce Carol Oates engaged in a public dispute on X over the social network’s AI training data. Joyce Carol Oates questioned whether X’s AI was trained on her published works without clear licensing, while Elon Musk responded that X had paid appropriate fees. The exchange escalated when Oates challenged Musk to provide evidence of those payments. The spat highlights growing debates around AI content sourcing and intellectual property. The viral thread underscores the need for transparency in AI licensing agreements, drawing attention from tech observers and authors alike. While primarily a literary dispute, the clash also raises broader questions about AI development practices on major social platforms.

Coinbase has announced it will delist altcoins Clover Finance (CLV), EOS (EOS), League of Kingdoms Arena (LOKA), Muse Dao (MUSE) and Wrapped Centrifuge (WCFG) on November 26. The delisting, part of its regular token review, triggered sharp price declines—MUSE down 24%, LOKA 13% and WCFG 9%—as traders flagged liquidity risks and reputational damage. Coinbase delists altcoins to comply with platform standards and streamline listings. Meanwhile, the exchange is considering new assets, adding BankrCoin (BNKR), Jito Staked SOL (JITOSOL) and Metaplex (MPLX) to its roadmap. Crypto traders should monitor token liquidity shifts and potential trading opportunities ahead of the delisting date.

Lisk (LSK) has surged 62.6% in 24 hours, breaking out of a descending wedge since July. The price spiked from $0.18 to $0.42, driven by a 258% jump in open interest and short liquidations worth $1.6 million. This breakout aligns with a broader altcoin rotation as Bitcoin dominance falls to 59.3%, sending LSK trading volume up 5,500% to $237 million. Ecosystem updates are key catalysts. Lisk launched a $15 million EMpower Fund for Web3 startups in Africa, LATAM and Asia. It also integrated DeFi through Gearbox Protocol and migrated its network to the Optimism Superchain. These technical and fundamental drivers support the bullish outlook. Key support sits at $0.2574 and resistance ranges from $0.3372 to $0.4591. A sustained close above $0.32 may target $0.42–$0.45. However, traders should watch for retracements given the high RSI. A drop below $0.2574 could test $0.1891. Overall, Lisk price rally reflects strong market momentum, fueled by altcoin rotation and ecosystem growth.

Injective has deployed a native Ethereum Virtual Machine (Injective EVM) into its layer-1 protocol, creating a dual-execution environment. The Injective EVM embeds EVM alongside Cosmos-based WebAssembly (WASM), letting developers run Ethereum apps and Cosmos-native dApps on a shared liquidity layer. Over 30 dApps and infrastructure providers are live on the upgraded mainnet. The Injective EVM offers Ethereum tooling like Hardhat and Foundry, plus plug-and-play modules for derivatives, lending, and tokenized real-world assets. Its shared central limit order book and MultiVM Token Standard eliminate bridging friction, deliver MEV-resistant liquidity, and solve DeFi’s cold-start issues. With sub-second finality and minimal fees, the upgrade aims to boost DeFi innovation and cross-chain interoperability, positioning Injective as a code-neutral hub bridging Ethereum, Cosmos, and future Solana VM support.

SoftBank Group Corp. sold $5.83B in NVIDIA shares in October 2025 to finance its record $40B investment in OpenAI. The divestment followed an earlier exit in 2019, reflecting SoftBank’s asset monetization strategy to free capital for AI and robotics. CFO Yoshimitsu Goto said the sale was a strategic necessity to fund $30B in equity and $10B in debt commitments to OpenAI. Phase one included a $10B equity infusion in April, with $22.5B slated for December after agreement adjustments. To secure financing, SoftBank raised ¥620B via yen bonds, $4.2B in foreign loans, and arranged $8.5B of loans to OpenAI and $6.5B to ABB Robotics. The Vision Fund posted ¥3.54T ($23.4B) in profit, driven by OpenAI’s $260B preliminary valuation and contributing $14.3B to net profits of ¥2.924T ($19.3B). The NVIDIA divestment surprised markets following NVIDIA’s plan to invest $100B in OpenAI data centres. OpenAI’s October restructure into for-profit and non-profit units, and its $500B valuation, underscored SoftBank’s commitment to advancing artificial intelligence.

Grayscale has added options trading for its GSOL Solana ETF. This move lets investors use derivatives to hedge and profit from price swings in Solana. GSOL offers 100% staking with a current annual reward over 7% and waived fees for the first three months. After meeting $1 billion in assets or the fee period ends, the expense ratio will rise to 0.35%. Unlike traditional funds, GSOL is not registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940. U.S. spot Solana ETFs saw a tenth day of net inflows, totalling $6.78 million. Bitwise’s BSOL led with $5.92 million, while GSOL added $854,480. Total inflows since October 28 reached $342.48 million. Only two sessions showed no activity for GSOL. Solana’s price dropped 4.76% to $158.94. Analyst BitGuru notes a consolidation range between $160 and $190, with support near $150. A break above $190 could push SOL towards $200. Maintaining support above $160 remains critical for a bullish recovery.

Solana’s SOL token fell 6% after reaching $172 on Monday, mirroring a Nasdaq pullback triggered by weak forecasts and China’s rare earth export restrictions. Over the past two weeks, SOL underperformed the altcoin market by 7%. The decline came despite a surge in onchain activity and the launch of US spot Solana ETFs. Network metrics show a 10% rise in active addresses and an 8% increase in transactions during the last 30 days. Solana also leads all blockchains in decentralized application (DApp) revenue, reinforcing its competitive edge. Total value locked (TVL) on Solana stands at $12 billion, outpacing BNB Chain’s $8 billion. Institutional interest is growing. Since late October, Solana ETFs attracted $343 million in net inflows, while staking ETF funds added $286 million. However, corporate SOL sales, including Galaxy Digital’s 439,621 SOL disposal, have dampened momentum. Solana’s recovery toward $250 depends on easing geopolitical tensions and renewed confidence in technology markets. Macro risks in AI and trade disputes remain key obstacles. While onchain metrics and ETF inflows support positive long-term prospects, traders should monitor broader market sentiment and sovereign risk factors for short-term price catalysts.

ClearToken has secured FCA approval to launch CT Settle, a delivery-versus-payment (DvP) crypto settlement platform for digital assets, stablecoins and fiat currencies. With this FCA approval, CT Settle mirrors traditional infrastructures like CLS, eliminating pre-funding requirements to reduce counterparty risk and free liquidity for institutional traders. Backed by Nomura’s Laser Digital, the regulated system meets traditional operational and compliance standards. ClearToken also plans a central counterparty clearing house pending Bank of England approval and expansion into tokenized securities under the UK’s Digital Securities Sandbox. This rollout aligns with the Bank of England’s stablecoin consultation, HM Treasury’s draft policy on digital asset activities, and the opening of crypto exchange-traded notes (ETNs) to retail investors. Governor Andrew Bailey’s pragmatic stance on stablecoin rules, aimed at keeping pace with the US after the GENIUS Act, highlights the UK’s commitment to integrating digital assets into mainstream finance and boosting institutional adoption.

In recent weeks, Bitcoin’s price dipped below $100,000 amid heightened volatility as new whale addresses realized more than $1.3 billion in losses over six days, according to CryptoQuant’s Realized Profits by Whales metric. This marks one of 2025’s largest capitulation events by late entrants. The sell-off has been driven by forced or panic-driven exits, likely due to loss aversion and unwinding of leveraged positions. Despite this pressure, Bitcoin has held the $100,000–$105,000 support range. Historically, concentrated realized losses among large holders can trigger volatility spikes that either mark local bottoms or lead to extended deleveraging. Market participants will watch whether this wave of capitulation signals a deeper bearish trend or a short-term shakeout preparing the ground for renewed buying.

HBAR has faced consecutive sell-offs driven by heavy institutional unloading and surging volumes. On October 21, the token plunged 4.3% below its $0.1720 support as institutions sold 67.16 million HBAR, spiking volume 71% above average and touching a low of $0.1688 before a brief rebound to $0.1745 on thin volume. In a subsequent session, HBAR failed to breach $0.1940 resistance and dropped 2.1% to $0.1837 amid a 95% volume surge to 142.7 million tokens. The formation of lower highs from the $0.1967 peak confirms a bearish structure. Key levels to watch are support at $0.1688 and $0.1831 (next target $0.1820), and resistance at $0.1745, $0.1842, $0.1870, and $0.1940. Traders should monitor volume trends closely, as elevated activity often signals institutional distribution.

Domino’s Cyprus has launched xMoney Fiat Checkout on its web and mobile platforms, enabling instant, embedded fiat payments without redirects. The solution supports credit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay, reducing friction and enhancing security. The pilot marks the first phase of a broader EU expansion under MiCA compliance, demonstrating Web3 readiness. xMoney Fiat Checkout also lays the groundwork for USDC Integration on the Sui blockchain, offering near-instant crypto settlements. Built-in XMN token and a secure backend ensure compliance and data protection. This move bridges traditional payments and crypto, improving customer experience and accelerating mainstream crypto adoption across Domino’s European outlets.

Bedrock has integrated Chainlink Proof of Reserve Secure Mint to enhance BTCFi security and transparency. This Chainlink Proof of Reserve framework embeds on-chain collateral verification for Bitcoin reserves before minting uniBTC tokens in its Ethereum-based vault. By performing real-time checks and automatically reverting transactions when reserves fall short, it prevents over-minting attacks and ensures a 1:1 backing. The integration secures over $530 million in total value locked (TVL), rebuilding trust after a prior uniBTC exploit. Industry experts note that on-chain data validation reduces systemic risks by up to 90%. Bedrock’s implementation sets a new standard for reserve-backed assets, promoting safer token issuance and driving wider DeFi adoption of secure minting frameworks.

CoinShares’ latest report reveals Solana (SOL) led crypto inflows last week, with whales channeling $421.1 million into SOL investment products, even as Bitcoin saw $946 million in outflows. This influx marks growing institutional confidence in Solana’s scalable blockchain, driven by its expanding DeFi and NFT ecosystem. Payment provider Western Union plans to launch the USDPT stablecoin on Solana, aiming to enhance cross-border transfers. On the charts, analysts highlight $200 as a key resistance for SOL, with a breakout potentially targeting $260. Moreover, the debut of Bitwise and Grayscale Solana ETFs added $200 million in inflows, fueling a bullish narrative and elevating SOL’s long-term target to $1,000. Traders should watch for a decisive move above $200 to confirm momentum. Despite broader market outflows totaling $360 million, Solana’s performance underscores a shift toward altcoins offering real-world utility.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has highlighted aging as a preventable issue, urging the scientific and biotech communities to accelerate anti-aging research. In a recent social media post, he predicted that future anti-aging therapies will make age-related deaths seem unacceptable. Buterin, known for his tech optimism and effective altruism, donated $2.4 million in Ether to the SENS Research Foundation in 2018 and labelled aging “one of the greatest problems facing humanity.” He forecasted a biotech shift towards lifespan extension as the “final boss.” Other tech figures, including Bryan Johnson, Peter Thiel and Sam Altman, also invest heavily in longevity research and life-extension startups.

Coinbase, the largest U.S. cryptocurrency exchange by volume, has announced the imminent listing of Allora (ALLO) pending liquidity requirements. ALLO, built on the Ethereum network, will be available through an ALLO-USD trading pair activated in phases. The token has a fully diluted valuation of $600 million, a market capitalization of $120 million and a maximum supply of 1 billion. Investors are advised to verify the contract address (0x8408D45b61f5823298F19a09B53b7339c0280489) to avoid fake tokens on decentralized exchanges. Allora aims to break industry data silos by creating an open network that integrates diverse datasets, algorithms and computing power for AI and machine learning. This move underscores Coinbase’s strategy to expand volatile altcoin offerings and diversify options for U.S. traders.

Sanaenomics, the economic strategy of Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, revives Abenomics-style monetary easing and fiscal flexibility. Since her confirmation in early October, the Nikkei 225 has surged 11%, driven by expectations of sustained fiscal loosening. The yen has weakened to around ¥154 per USD despite lower U.S. Treasury yields, as markets price in dovish Bank of Japan policies under Sanaenomics. Analysts at ING and Capital Economics warn that BoJ verbal interventions could appear if the yen nears ¥160, though outright intervention remains unlikely in the near term. Reduced volatility from delayed U.S. economic data has reignited the yen carry trade, further pressuring the currency. U.S. Treasury Secretary’s public support for BoJ independence contrasted with Japan’s finance minister downplaying external influence. Traders should monitor policy statements, BoJ meetings, and key yen thresholds to balance equity gains against currency risk.

SoFi Crypto has relaunched its crypto trading feature within its FDIC-insured app, allowing users to buy, sell and hold over 30 digital assets, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL). The integration unifies crypto trading with checking, savings and investing services, removing external transfers and separate logins. Access rolls out via a waitlist through November 30, with early adopters entering a promotion to win 1 BTC by completing three trades of at least $10 by January 31, 2026. At launch, funding is via ACH or USD deposit only, with outbound withdrawals coming later. The platform complies with OCC guidance and federal registration, enhancing regulated custody and security. SoFi data shows crypto ownership among members doubled in 2025, underlining rising demand for seamless banking integration of crypto trading.

Malaysia-based Nasdaq-listed VCI Global plans to invest $100 million in OOB tokens to oversee the digital treasury of OOBIT, a crypto payments platform backed by Tether and Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko. The deal splits into a $50 million purchase from the OOB Foundation at $0.20 per token and $50 million from open-market acquisitions post-launch. OOBIT’s app, launched in 2017, enables merchants to accept crypto—particularly Tether’s USDT and gold-backed XAUt—and convert payments seamlessly into fiat, with an average EU retail transaction of $8.36. By integrating stablecoin solutions, VCI Global strengthens its digital finance portfolio alongside AI and data infrastructure services. This strategic acquisition follows VCI’s $25 million Series A funding in February 2024 for its crypto payments application. Despite a 20% drop in VCI shares on the announcement, the move underscores institutional support for stablecoin-based crypto payments and may boost demand for OOB tokens as digital treasury assets.