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Ueno’s collapse trapped millions of Paraguayan depositors and triggered a president’s resignation, reviving Bitcoin’s argument for self-custody.

Deribit’s Friday expiry precedes payrolls by five and a half hours, while later-dated puts span different risks at higher quoted prices. Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox

Fresh forensic analysis traces $48.6 million across 11 blockchains and finds thousands of customer deposit addresses drained hours after the Brazilian exchange said it had stopped the breach on Monday.

Bitcoin has fallen below $76,000 on Nov. 5 as a cryptocurrency selloff has wiped out $954.38 million in leveraged long positions, pushing total 24-hour liquidations to $1.08 billion. According to CoinGecko, Bitcoin fell 5.8% over the past 24 hours to…

Technology stocks plunged after the Democratic midterm sweep intensified concerns over AI spending, dragging Bitcoin lower as leveraged traders suffered heavy losses. Bitcoin hit an intraday low of $75,568 on Thursday and recovered to $76,830.67 as of press time, as a historic selloff in US technology stocks spilled into crypto markets and triggered more than… Read the full story on CryptoSlate Un...

The post-election rally quickly reversed as AI stocks plunged, but cryptocurrencies held up relatively better despite a $1 billion liquidation wave.

Strategy's STRC preferred stock briefly returned to $100 on Nov. 4, potentially restoring a funding channel for Bitcoin purchases after months of cash-consuming share buybacks. The company announced on Nov. 4 that its STRC security had reached $100, prompting executive chairman Michael Saylor to declare: “We're ₿ack.” The recovery followed about $2 billion in share… Read the full story on CryptoSl...

The Hut 8-backed miner reversed a second-quarter loss, driven largely by a $197 million gain on its Bitcoin holdings.

Soter also received backing of 500 BTC and 2000 ETH, worth another $43 million at current prices.

Bitcoin saw sudden downside at the Wall Street open as stocks witnessed a snap sell-off, reversing post-election gains.

Bitcoin was rejected at $80,000 again, and subdued cycle indicators suggest investors shouldn't mistake the latest recovery for a lasting reversal.

Bitcoin plunged nearly 5% as AI stocks sank, Democratic midterm wins raised fresh policy questions, and forced liquidations erased a Wednesday rally that had been fueled partly by short covering.

Wall Street joined the leg down as well, with the S&P 500 erasing $2.2 trillion in market cap in 40 minutes.

Bitcoin has fallen back toward $78,000 on Nov. 5 after briefly recovering above $81,000, leaving its November rebound vulnerable as buyers struggle to hold the $80,000 level. According to Binance BTC/USDT data displayed on TradingView, Bitcoin traded at $78,000 at…

Treasury’s November 4 plan frames a possible December respite, while tax receipts and a projected January cash peak complicate the reserve case. Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox

Bitfarms, now Keel, sold all its Bitcoin and will sell mined coins daily. Here is what still ties its stock to BTC. The post Nasdaq-Listed Bitfarms Sold All Its BTC: Is It Still a Bitcoin Stock? appeared first on BeInCrypto.

Bitcoin has fallen back below $80,000 after stronger-than-expected US jobless claims data showed that layoffs remained historically low, raising fresh questions about the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate decision. According to a November 5 US News report, initial unemployment claims…

Bitcoin is trading around $79.7K after a sharp rebound from the $75K region stalled near $80K. The rejection keeps BTC within a short-term corrective structure, with the price now caught between a key demand zone below and overhead resistance that buyers have repeatedly failed to clear. Meanwhile, the Adjusted SOPR is sliding back toward its […]

Four funds attracted money on November 4, with FBTC leading inflows while IBIT remained the sole fund recording withdrawals. Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox

A $19 billion data-center agreement includes an unusual provision allowing Google to acquire part of the project if Anthropic fails to pay its rent.

Your day-ahead look for Nov. 5, 2026

Bitcoin ETFs drew $74.57 million after the US midterms, while James Wynn bet on a deeper Bitcoin fall. The post James Wynn Doubles Down on Bitcoin Crash Call Despite Fresh ETF Inflows appeared first on BeInCrypto.

Investors dumped AI infrastructure providers across the board in October, treating companies in very different sectors as one monolithic trade.

"I think there will be a much stronger breakout in the coming weeks as a follow-up," Michael van de Poppe said.