Nov 7, 2026
Nov 7, 2026
Nov 7, 2026
Nov 7, 2026
Nov 7, 2026
Nov 7, 2026
Nov 7, 2026
Nov 7, 2026
Zack Levine · 8 minutes ago
cryptoabout 1 hour ago
Ethereum just held back the Hoodi fork over gas accounting changes in EIP-8037 and EIP-8038. ChainSecurity found applications that could break. The delay isn't a crisis. It's the review process working exactly as designed, and the market should be quietly relieved.
cryptoabout 1 hour ago
Bitcoin is down over six months and Nvidia is down double digits, while Cheesecake Factory, Wingstop, Krispy Kreme and Monster all finished ahead. The rotation says more about where this market wants its cash flow than anything the CT echo chamber is posting.
businessabout 2 hours ago
Kevin O'Leary says the red Michael Jordan card hanging around his neck is worth more than $2 million, up from a reported $500,000 to $600,000 purchase. The public sales receipts tell a messier story. Here's the timeline, the real numbers, and what would actually prove him right.
cryptoabout 2 hours ago
BitFuFu's hashrate barely moved from September to October, but its Bitcoin output dropped 18%. The culprit is difficulty, and it explains more about mining economics than any policy paper ever will. Also, the company's treasury grew while production shrank, and that gap tells you what mining actually costs.
cryptoabout 2 hours ago
Strive booked $509 million in third-quarter GAAP net income and stacked 8,136 BTC during the quarter, then another 15,124 BTC in October. The headline profit is real, but it's a mark-to-market mirror, not operating cash. Here's what actually matters for holders.
cryptoabout 3 hours ago
A former FBI counterintelligence agent allegedly walked off with nearly $2.5 million in crypto, paid off his debts, and planned to buy a vineyard in Portugal. The theft itself is almost less interesting than how long it apparently went unnoticed, and what that says about how the government holds seized coins.
cryptoabout 3 hours ago
US spot Ether ETFs lost $99.9 million in net outflows on November 5, two days after an $85.3 million exit. The pattern says more about the product than it does about ETH's price, and that's the part nobody wants to hear.
cryptoabout 4 hours ago
A new fork called eCash credited eligible bitcoin addresses with one ECX per BTC, no purchase required. The tokens are real. The market for them isn't, yet. That gap tells you almost everything about how fork airdrops actually create and destroy value.
cryptoabout 4 hours ago
Bitcoin Core developer Cory Fields floated a proposal on November 4 that flips the economics of quantum theft. Instead of just defending vulnerable coins, make sweeping them a losing trade. Here's the mechanics, the real numbers, and why the panic matters more than the theft.
cryptoabout 5 hours ago
Bank reserves at the Fed climbed 560 basis points in six weeks. Dollar-token supply shrank anyway. Bitcoin followed the tokens down 11.9%, and nobody has clean proof the link is causal. here's the sequence, the damage, and the one number that actually matters now.
businessabout 5 hours ago
US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $411.9 million net on November 6, but nearly all of it came from a single fund while Fidelity's FBTC pulled in $42.8 million. November's first five sessions have now bled roughly $1.28 billion, and the fund-level split matters more than the headline total.
cryptoabout 5 hours ago
Sony's $899 PS5 Pro is out of stock at every major US retailer just as GTA VI opens pre-downloads on Nov. 10 with a 212GB install. The sellout looks like demand, but allocation and memory pricing are doing a lot of the work. Here's what to watch into launch week.
policyabout 6 hours ago
Washington just designated a group of Canadian money-exchange businesses over Iran ties, then tacked on an offer of up to $20 million plus relocation for anyone with useful information on Iran's nuclear program. For crypto, the target isn't the coins. It's the on-ramps. And Canada just got a lot more interesting to every compliance officer in the industry.
cryptoabout 7 hours ago
A November 6 snapshot shows 8.84 million USDC across 1,070 Morpho positions would go bad on another 10% oracle decline, assuming debt and collateral hold steady. The stress lands on cbXRP, not native XRP. And the average position size tells you who's actually exposed.
cryptoabout 11 hours ago
EIP-8037 makes contracts pay for the state they occupy, not just the compute they burn. On November 6, projects are being asked to test their gas assumptions and report what breaks before Glamsterdam's specs get locked. Most teams have never priced their own storage. That's the problem.
