Nov 13, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
markets2 days ago
MSCI is removing Strategy, the largest corporate bitcoin holder, from its USA Index at the Nov. 30 close. The forced selling is smaller than the headlines suggest. The damage is to something else entirely: the premium that funds every new bitcoin purchase.
markets2 days ago
Suiet is winding down and its API keeps running only through Nov. 14. Sui's DeFi TVL is down more than 22% in a month, which tells you more about why than any farewell blog post. Free wallets are a marketing expense, and the budget just closed.
crypto2 days ago
Stablecoin supply just shrank $14.2 billion in a month, the sharpest drop since June 2022, and Bitcoin's apparent demand fell 284,000 BTC. Everyone's watching the $70,000 line. I'm watching channel capacity, because the flush hitting traders isn't touching the rails that actually move sats.
crypto2 days ago
A Bermuda-licensed carrier called Meanwhile is now the first fully regulated life insurer running its entire balance sheet in Bitcoin, holding regulatory capital in BTC and paying claims in BTC. Backers include Sam Altman, Apollo, Bain Capital Crypto, and Northwestern Mutual. The pitch is simple: pay 10 bitcoin, your family collects 20, tax-free.
crypto2 days ago
A dozen House districts are still undecided, and some of the candidates in them have never said the word 'crypto' out loud. That silence is exactly where the lobbying money goes next. Here's what the map actually means for market structure legislation, and why I think the trade is already priced.
crypto2 days ago
Nomura is exploring a sale of Laser Digital, the crypto subsidiary it launched in 2022 with a Zurich office and a big institutional pitch. The timing isn't about Bitcoin's price. It's about a European division that's now posted four consecutive quarterly losses, and a build-versus-buy trade that's quietly flipped against the banks.
crypto2 days ago
Democrats control both chambers of Congress and crypto is pricing in a policy winter. Chris Giancarlo says the real fight is about turf, not good versus bad regulation, and the DTCC's tokenized collateral work says the plumbing is going digital no matter who chairs the committees. Plus one flaw in the stablecoin law nobody wants to talk about.
crypto2 days ago
Local pushback against new AI data centers is slowing builds across the US. Bitcoin miners already sitting on wired-up, permitted facilities suddenly look like the cheapest shortcut to compute. The market's verdict is starting to show in the deals.
crypto2 days ago
Azuria Capital's Tavi Costa thinks bitcoin is mispriced against a hard-asset complex that's already breaking out, and he's got 65% of his book in silver miners to prove it. The setup hinges on two macro forces almost nobody is positioned for: a weaker dollar and permanently suppressed yields.
crypto2 days ago
Praneet Sinha moved his crypto startup out of Britain because collecting fees in crypto and paying salaries in fiat was bleeding the company. That's not a regulatory philosophy story. It's a working capital story, and the UK is losing on a line item most policy debates never touch.
crypto2 days ago
PNC now lets eligible business clients accept USDC and receive plain old dollar deposits, with the conversion happening automatically behind the scenes. It's the quietest big-bank crypto move of the year, and it says more about where stablecoins are headed than any ETF filing. Here's the mechanics, the winners, and the part nobody's measuring yet.
crypto2 days ago
James Lavish is holding his mid-2029 cycle peak even after a hot CPI print and a near-certain December hike. The power law puts one standard deviation above trend at $400,000 to $500,000. Here's the structure behind that number, and the level that kills it.
crypto2 days ago
OKX starts listing tokenized US equities on Nov. 23, the first live test of a new SEC exemption that lets a crypto venue put real tickers in front of retail. Nasdaq says cross-platform trading will fragment liquidity. Here's the part both sides are quietly getting right, and the one detail that decides whether this works.
crypto2 days ago
The stablecoin market could top $3 trillion by 2030, and every dollar of it's a claim backed by U.S. government debt. That makes dollar tokens the most important export America has right now, even if the "gateway drug to Bitcoin" pitch is the weakest part of the argument.
crypto2 days ago
A bundled Tor-and-whitelist configuration handed anonymous peers privileges they were never supposed to have, and thousands of node operators ran it for months. Fixes shipped in October 2025. The public disclosure landed November 10, which means a lot of people are about to discover they never checked their own config file.
markets2 days ago
Bitcoin spent the Asian session boxed between $73,000 and $75,000 while US equities shrugged off a hot CPI print and a rebound in bond yields. The divergence says more about who's left holding bitcoin than about where it's headed next.
crypto2 days ago
OKX opens its tokenized securities venue on Nov. 23 with more than 70 names, led by Coinbase, Circle, Robinhood and Strategy. But 67 companies formally objected to being listed, and that number is the real story. Tokenized equities are a settlement upgrade, not a new asset class.
crypto2 days ago
Institutions keep grading DeFi lending markets on collateral ratios and audit reports. The real question is who holds the admin keys, and what they can do to your position without asking. A fully backed stablecoin won't save you from a token vote or a stale price feed.
crypto2 days ago
OKX and NYSE parent ICE will switch on their tokenized stock venue on Nov. 23 under a temporary SEC exemption, listing more than 70 assets even after Apple, Tesla, Nvidia and 64 other issuers formally objected. The real product isn't the S&P. It's Strategy preferreds, Direxion ETFs, and stablecoin settlement running around the clock.
crypto2 days ago
The Bank of Russia will let exchanges open organized crypto trading on Nov. 22, but only after it approves their rulebooks. Retail buyers get bitcoin, ether and USDT five days earlier, capped at 300,000 rubles a year, while Moscow Exchange still targets a Dec. 1 pilot.
