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Dogecoin’s long-term Elliott Wave pattern has formed an expanding ending diagonal, setting the stage for a potential Wave V rally to $1–$2. Since completing corrective Wave IV above $0.06091, DOGE has established solid support at that level and maintains higher lows around current prices near $0.18. Whale accumulation above $0.20 – totaling over 11.12 billion DOGE – marks a key resistance-turned-support zone. Institutional interest is rising as Bitwise Asset Management’s spot Dogecoin ETF application undergoes SEC review ahead of a mid-November decision. An ETF approval and NYSE Arca listing, with Coinbase Custody, would drive significant inflows. On-chain metrics show Dogecoin’s DeFi Total Value Locked climbed 10.98% in 24 hours to $17.51 million, reflecting growing liquidity. Traders should watch the $0.20 breakout, ETF progress, and DeFi TVL as catalysts for upside momentum.

Kazakhstan plans to build a crypto reserve worth up to $1 billion by 2026. The crypto reserve will diversify state assets by allocating capital to Bitcoin and USD-pegged stablecoins. Funding will come from government revenues, seized Bitcoin and state-mined tokens. Kazakhstan’s National Bank will invest indirectly via exchange-traded products and blockchain firms through the Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC), avoiding direct crypto holdings. A new legal framework will license crypto exchanges, regulate stablecoin transactions and introduce payment cards linked to licensed wallets. Phased accumulation and strong risk management protocols aim to boost fiscal resilience, hedge against oil market volatility and set a precedent for crypto regulation and institutional adoption.

The US Senate has agreed on a multi-part appropriation bill to end the record 40-day US government shutdown, securing enough support to clear a 60-vote cloture threshold. This development removes a key political uncertainty that dragged Bitcoin down 17% from a shutdown-era peak of $126,080 to $104,370 and weighed on the broader crypto market. Historical data shows Bitcoin rallied 266% after the 2019 shutdown resolution, suggesting potential for a similar rebound. Prediction markets on Polymarket assign a 54% chance of a Thursday resolution, while Kalshi sees an end by Friday. Market analysts expect the shutdown end to restore investor confidence, revive liquidity, and refocus traders on crypto fundamentals. Institutional inflows remained stable during the closure, supporting renewed upside potential for Bitcoin’s price.

The Taipei International Finance Expo (TIFE) has launched its inaugural Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) zone, featuring nine AML-registered crypto exchanges—HOYA BIT, ZONE Wallet, KryptoGO, MaiCoin/MAX, Taiwan Digital Exchange, ATRIX, BitoPro, HzBit and XREX. The zone offers workshops on KYC procedures, wallet-address verification, risk disclosures and anti-fraud measures to educate investors on identifying legitimate cryptocurrency services. The Taiwan Virtual Asset Association supports the implementation of the Virtual Asset Service Act and its eight sub-regulations, coordinating a cross-agency anti-fraud hotline and planning a warning list for unregistered firms. Interactive booths and on-site consultations give traders hands-on platform experience. This compliance-first initiative and enhanced transparency aim to boost market trust, pave the way for stable asset pricing and attract institutional funding in Taiwan’s regulated virtual asset market.

Former President Donald Trump has proposed a $2,000 tariff dividend for every American, excluding high-income earners. He claims it will be funded by “trillions” in tariff revenue and tied to lower inflation and record market highs. The plan faces a roughly $300 billion funding gap, as net tariff revenue is estimated at $90 billion after offsetting lost tax income. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he was not consulted. Economists warn that combining cash payouts with tariffs could reignite inflation by lifting consumer demand while raising import prices. The tariff dividend proposal also hinges on a Supreme Court review of Trump’s IEEPA authority and requires Congress to appropriate funds as part of broader fiscal policy debates. Traders maintain a neutral stance. They are awaiting clarity on the tariff dividend’s legal and fiscal feasibility and its potential impact on consumer spending, inflation, and crypto markets.

Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran warned that stablecoins, currently at $310.7 billion market cap, could grow to $1–3 trillion by 2030. He said rising stablecoin adoption will push issuers to hold reserves in US Treasuries and other liquid assets. The proposed GENIUS Act mandates one-to-one reserve backing in safe US assets and bans yield offerings to limit bank deposit outflows. This surge in demand for Treasuries may lower the neutral interest rate (r-star) and influence Fed policy. Miran noted stablecoins are already boosting global demand for dollar assets, especially in regions lacking access to dollar savings. Major issuers like Tether (USDT) and Circle (USDC) will be regulated under the new framework, with backing from banking groups and the IMF. International coordination is crucial as platforms like Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) host significant stablecoin volumes. Traders should monitor stablecoin regulation and US Treasury yields for changes in borrowing costs and market liquidity.

Crypto trader James Wynn faced successive liquidations from high-leverage margin trading. Initially, he used $197,000 in stablecoins to open $4.8 million in 40× BTC, 10× kPEPE and 10× HYPE positions, triggering a liquidation that wiped his holdings to $63,133. He had previously suffered $100 million in losses. Over the following two months, Wynn endured 45 additional liquidations but continued to increase leverage instead of securing profits. His margin trading strategy relied on extreme leverage, raising his liquidation risk. Most recently, a market rebound led to 12 liquidations in 12 hours, slashing his balance to $6,010. This string of liquidations underscores the perils of high-leverage trading in volatile crypto markets. Traders should apply strict risk management: set stop-loss orders, take profits promptly, and avoid excessive leverage to prevent heavy losses.

The U.S. Senate is set to vote on a continuing resolution to end the 38-day government shutdown, requiring 60 votes after previous failures. This funding vote has pushed the CLARITY Act (House) and Responsible Financial Innovation Act (Senate) — a key cryptocurrency bill to establish a clear digital asset regulatory framework — to the backburner. Originally targeted for committee approval by late September, Senate passage by October, and enactment before 2026, the crypto legislation now faces delays due to the shutdown, holiday calendar, and intraparty demands. Traders should monitor the funding vote outcome, as further stalls in cryptocurrency legislation prolong regulatory uncertainty and could impact market sentiment and trading strategies.

The U.S. Senate has reached a bipartisan agreement to end the U.S. government shutdown. A test vote on the funding proposal is underway, requiring 60 votes to pass. The deal restores federal funding and prevents further public service disruptions. For crypto traders, ending the government shutdown reduces political uncertainty and could boost market stability. Traders should monitor regulatory shifts and risk sentiment as funding is restored.

BullZilla (BZIL) continues to lead the meme coin presale market, raising over $1 million across nine stages (up from $920,000 at Stage 6). The Ethereum-based token is now priced at $0.00023906, delivering a 2105% ROI and up to 4057% gains for early participants. BullZilla’s deflationary Roar Burn mechanism, dynamic pricing and HODL Furnace staking rewards underpin its tokenomics, while transparent smart contracts and a clear roadmap set it apart from rivals Official Trump and Pudgy Penguins. With 31 billion tokens sold, traders investing $5,000 at this phase could secure substantial returns as BZIL nears exchange listings. Crypto traders should watch BullZilla for short-term trading opportunities and long-term growth driven by market adoption and staking incentives.

Bitcoin and fiat money both rely on collective trust, making currency a shared illusion. While 90% of the U.S. dollar supply exists as digital entries prone to inflation from M2 expansion, Bitcoin enforces a capped supply of 21 million coins through its decentralized, immutable blockchain. Despite high-profile exchange hacks (Mt. Gox), The DAO breach and controversies around USDT, these incidents stem from intermediaries rather than the Bitcoin protocol, which has remained secure since 2009. Ongoing challenges include developer governance, network forks and secure storage, but as institutional interest grows, blockchain’s tamper-resistant ledger underscores Bitcoin’s potential to sustain value independent of central banks or governments.

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has burned about $490,000 of unsolicited meme coins—quq ($305K), SIREN ($142K) and BNBCARD ($43K)—sent to his public donation wallet. This follows a $3.5 million token burn of Broccoli and Tutorial tokens seven months earlier. CZ warned on X that future unsolicited meme coins may be sold on the open market rather than destroyed. He reiterated that the donation wallet should only hold BNB to maintain wallet hygiene and remove scam risks. While such token burns can affect supply dynamics, this practical cleanup is unlikely to move market prices. Traders should monitor CZ’s donation wallet for potential sell pressure and short-term volatility in affected meme coin markets.

On-chain data ranks altcoins by token holders, highlighting user growth across major networks. Ethereum leads with 269.6 million addresses, followed by BNB Chain at 260.2 million and Tron at 169.8 million. Solana (150.9 m), TON (140 m) and NEAR Protocol (130.8 m) also feature among top projects. Polygon saw the fastest growth, up 5% in 30 days, while Bitcoin holds eighth place with 74.7 million wallets. Emerging chains Aptos and Mythos show notable gains. Traders can use token holders data to gauge network adoption, track address counts and spot potential price momentum shifts.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that former President Donald Trump’s promised $2,000 tariff dividend will not be a direct cash payout. Instead, Americans would receive benefits through new tax breaks on tips, overtime wages, Social Security income and auto loan interest. This tariff dividend proposal, part of Trump’s economic policy bill, comes as the Supreme Court reviews the president’s authority under Section 232 to impose emergency tariffs on more than 60% of U.S. imports. If the Court rules against the administration, importers may receive over $100 billion in refunds. A decision voiding these tariffs would undermine Trump’s trade strategy, limit executive power and affect import costs, inflation and the U.S. dollar. Traders should monitor this Supreme Court trade ruling, as its outcome could reshape market liquidity and long-term fiscal policy.

The AIMA and PwC Seventh Annual Global Crypto Hedge Fund Report shows that 55% of traditional hedge funds held digital assets in 2025, up from 47% in 2024. Improved regulatory clarity under the GENIUS Act and US crypto-friendly policies drove 47% of managers to boost allocations last year. Crypto hedge funds keep allocations modest, with an average of 7% and over half investing less than 2% of their portfolios. Seventy-one percent plan to increase crypto exposure within 12 months, citing portfolio diversification, market-neutral alpha and asymmetric returns. The survey covers 122 fund managers overseeing $980 billion in assets. Access methods include crypto derivatives (67%), spot trading (40%), exchange-traded products (33%) and tokenized assets or related equities (27%). More than half of managers support tokenizing their funds, and 43% aim to expand DeFi involvement. Pure crypto hedge funds grew too, with average AUM rising to $130 million in 2025. Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL) and XRP (XRP) are the top holdings. Yield strategies, such as custodial staking (39%) and liquid staking (35%), remain popular. Institutional interest is climbing: fund-of-funds participation hit 40%, and pension and sovereign wealth fund allocations rose to 20%.

Crypto treasury stocks have tumbled as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) prices fell 15% over the past month amid macroeconomic headwinds, including US tariffs on China, a potential government shutdown and Federal Reserve policy uncertainty. Shares of MicroStrategy (now Strategy) plunged 26%, and the leveraged MSTU ETF lost 50% as institutional unwinds outpaced coin declines. The rise of crypto ETFs has compressed premiums on crypto treasury stocks and equity proxies. Peter Thiel-backed BitMine Immersion Technologies and ETHZilla saw shares drop 30% and 23%, respectively, accelerating the sell-off in companies holding large token reserves. Some traders, such as Jimmy Chanos, have closed crypto positions and shorts, while retail investors like Cole Grinde are doubling down and using options to hedge losses. Firms funded with preferred shares, including Strive, may show greater resilience during the correction. Traders should monitor net asset values, ETF inflows and premium valuations when evaluating crypto treasury stocks in this evolving market landscape.

FET fell 14% over six days after entering overbought territory on the Bollinger Bands. A $13.2 million drop in derivatives open interest—including $1.4 million in liquidations—triggered profit-taking and pushed the price toward the middle band at $0.2588. In contrast, spot exchange netflows recorded $6.5 million of inflows over two days, signaling renewed buying interest. The RSI eased to 48 and the MACD posted a bullish crossover, while funding rates turned positive at 0.0083%, reflecting strong long positioning. Key levels to watch are support at $0.2588 and resistance at $0.33. A sustained hold above the middle Bollinger Band could pave the way for a rally to recent highs, whereas failure may risk a drop toward the lower band at $0.1837. Traders should monitor liquidity flows, open interest trends, and momentum shifts to assess FET’s short-term rebound prospects.

Fetch.ai has filed a class-action lawsuit against Ocean Protocol in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York. The suit alleges that Ocean Protocol converted and dumped 263 million FET tokens, originally earmarked for community distribution under the ASI Alliance, on open markets. This FET token dump caused artificial price pressure, triggering a 19% drop in FET token price and a surge in trading volume. Fetch.ai CEO Humayun Sheikh seeks token recovery and damages, arguing that the breach undermined DAO governance and alliance commitments. Ocean Protocol denies wrongdoing, attributing market movements to social media exaggeration. The outcome could set precedents for token governance, auditing standards and compliance in decentralized AI blockchain projects.

In the first half of 2025, crypto hacks reached record levels, with $2.2 billion stolen by mid-year, surpassing full-year losses of 2024. Individual wallets accounted for 23% of breaches, including a $1.5 billion heist by North Korean hackers at Bybit. This surge in cyberattacks and physical threats has driven investors to seek secure private key management through hardware wallets and cold storage solutions. Users are particularly keen to protect Bitcoin, Ethereum and other coins from online threats. Providers like Ledger, Trezor and Tangem are seeing demand soar, with Ledger reporting record revenues and triple-digit million sales as CEO Pascal Gauthier highlights heightened crypto security awareness. Analysts predict that sustained hardware wallet adoption and ongoing use of hardware wallets will reinforce market confidence and safeguard assets amid rising crypto prices.

Warren Buffett will publish his first public Berkshire Hathaway CEO farewell letter on November 10. The letter marks the end of his six-decade leadership. It will cover his philanthropic initiatives and reflections on transforming a struggling textile mill into a global conglomerate. Berkshire has been a net seller of stocks for twelve straight quarters and is likely to trim its Apple (AAPL) position again in Q3. Year-to-date, Berkshire shares have gained about 10%, lagging the S&P 500’s 14.4% rise. Investors will look for guidance on succession plans and the company’s market outlook. The farewell letter may influence broader investor sentiment but carries no direct implications for the crypto market.

FTX has completed three payout rounds totalling $7.1B in a bid to settle creditor claims. The first FTX payouts of $454M on Feb 18, 2025, covered convenience creditors with claims under $50,000. A second distribution of $5B on May 30, 2025, included US and .com customers and Alameda Research counterparties. The third $1.6B round was finalised on Sep 30, 2025. Robust asset recovery has increased FTX’s net assets to an estimated $16–17B. This supports recovery rates of up to 119% for small claims and about 85% for larger unsecured and loan claims. A fourth distribution is scheduled for Jan 2026, with Dec 2025 as the record date for eligible creditors. Collaborations with BitGo, Kraken and Payoneer streamline and secure the payout process. Traders should monitor FTX payouts and bankruptcy developments, especially the forthcoming payout in Jan 2026, for potential market impacts.

Shiba Inu burn rate plunged 47.20% over the past week, with only 32.3 million SHIB tokens removed from circulation. The daily burn rate also tumbled by 78.31% to 919,747 tokens, reducing deflationary pressure. SHIB traded around $0.00000995, down 2.21% for the week, after falling to $0.00000837 on November 4. On November 8, an hourly golden cross formed when the 50-period MA crossed above the 200-period MA, triggering an 11% rally to $0.00001027. Traders now see support at $0.000007–$0.000008 and resistance levels at $0.00001085 and $0.00001255. Macro headwinds, including a U.S. government shutdown and weak consumer sentiment, add to market volatility. Crypto traders should monitor the Shiba Inu burn rate, volume spikes and technical analysis indicators to judge if the golden cross can sustain a bullish rebound or if low burns will delay recovery.

BNB price has rebounded from a low of $881 to around $1,000 but remains capped by key moving averages. The 21-day SMA has crossed below the 50-day SMA, signaling downward pressure. On the daily chart, BNB price trades below the 21-day SMA but above the 50-day SMA, while the 4-hour chart shows range-bound action between $900 and $1,020. Volume remains subdued, reflecting market indecision. Traders should watch for a sustained break above $1,020 (21-day SMA) to target highs near $1,318–$1,375, or a drop below $900 to extend the bearish trend toward $891.

Re7 Labs published an update on its response to the Stream Finance insolvency, which exposed $284 million in bad debt across xUSD, deUSD, sdeUSD, sUSDX and USDX vaults. The report detailed actions on Euler (xUSD), Plume (deUSD, sdeUSD) and BSC (sUSDX, USDX), including capped borrowings and repayment demands. The Stream Finance insolvency has sparked community backlash over delayed interventions and slow controls. Re7 Labs acknowledged early irregularities but only implemented reactive risk measures after market crashes. Liquidity in affected stablecoin vaults fell over 40%, highlighting flaws in DeFi risk management and the challenges of real-time credit risk management in decentralized systems. Traders should note the emphasis on transparent governance and proactive monitoring. The event underscores risks in stablecoin lending and the need for robust credit controls to prevent future losses.

New Arkham Intelligence data shows the Ethereum 2.0 Beacon Deposit Contract now holds 72.4 million ETH, locking nearly 60% of the Ethereum supply in staking. This large stake secures the PoS network and highlights shifts in Ethereum distribution. Major holders include Binance (4.09 M ETH), BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (3.94 M ETH) and Coinbase’s staking reserves (3.5 M ETH), followed by Upbit, Robinhood, Kraken, OKX and Bitfinex. Independent wallets feature Rain Lohmus (250 k ETH, lost access) and Vitalik Buterin (240 k ETH). Government seizure wallets hold 60 k ETH, while hacker addresses retain 156 k ETH. Wrapped Ether contracts lock 2.2 M ETH, and Layer-2 bridges on Arbitrum and Base hold 833 k and 723 k ETH respectively. This staking trend reshapes Ethereum supply dynamics and reduces circulating supply, tightening liquidity and influencing market impact. Traders should watch locked tokens and institutional activity for trading signals.

XRP Tundra has launched a transparent dual-token cross-chain network linking the XRP Ledger (XRPL) and Solana. In its Phase 10 presale, the protocol has raised over $2.5 million, selling TUNDRA-S on Solana at $0.158 with a 10% bonus and TUNDRA-X on XRPL at $0.079. All presale allocations and transactions are publicly verifiable via blockchain explorers, with no undisclosed reserves. Independent audits by SolidProof, Cyberscope and FreshCoins awarded high security scores, revoked minting rights, and confirmed contract integrity. At mainnet launch, TUNDRA-S holders can stake in Cryo Vaults for up to 20% APY, while Arctic Spinner bonuses and Meteora’s dynamic DAMM V2 fee system support liquidity protection. Compared to custodial models like WLFI, XRP Tundra’s fully on-chain design eliminates single points of control and underscores core DeFi principles of transparency and decentralization.

Meme coins rally has reignited interest in Dogecoin (DOGE), Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Pepe (PEPE). DOGE is trading near resistance at $0.178, $0.195 and $0.225 with support around $0.155. SHIB trades at $0.00000918, eyeing resistance near $0.00000960 and support around $0.00000870. PEPE sits at $0.00000575 and could see up to 25× gains on a sustained move. Retail inflows and social media buzz underpin the meme coins rally. Meanwhile, Ozak AI’s fifth-stage presale has raised over $4.4 million by selling 1 billion OZ tokens at $0.0014. The AI-powered platform integrates machine-learning analytics across 700,000+ nodes and holds audits from CertiK and Sherlock. Partnerships with Perceptron Network, HIVE and SINT support its real-time trading agents. Short-term traders can watch breakout signals in DOGE, SHIB and PEPE, while speculators may consider Ozak AI presale for balanced exposure to hype and AI utility.

Large Dogecoin wallets holding 10–100 million DOGE dumped over 3 billion coins in the past month, driving price down from $0.30 to $0.17. Santiment on-chain data shows sustained exchange inflows on Binance and Bybit, shrinking market depth and pushing DOGE perpetuals open interest to $1.48 billion—a March low. Thinning liquidity widened spreads in order books. Meanwhile, retail investors in wallets under 1 million DOGE have scooped up roughly 500 million coins, perhaps betting on a Musk-fueled rebound. Without fresh whale support or external catalysts, Dogecoin is likely to trade sideways amid market stagnation.

Mutuum Finance presale tokens (MUTM) are trading at $0.035, with Phase 6 now 85% sold and over $18 million raised from more than 17,800 investors. Phase 7 will increase the price to $0.04, marking the final low‐entry point for this emerging DeFi token. Mutuum Finance offers on‐chain credit systems, real liquidity infrastructure and yield‐driven lending pools without intermediaries. Investors can stake USDT and other stablecoins through its liquidity staking mechanism to earn adjustable APYs of up to 11%. A $100,000 token giveaway is boosting community engagement by awarding ten winners $10,000 each in MUTM. Analysts tout MUTM’s utility‐based value thesis and long‐term scalability, forecasting Ethereum‐style gains that could yield up to 1000× returns. Meanwhile, Ethereum (ETH) faces bearish pressure below $4,000, risking a drop to $3,200–$3,350 unless support holds at the 200‐day EMA. Crypto traders should monitor the Mutuum Finance presale dynamics and ETH support levels for potential entry opportunities.