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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.

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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.

Revenue fell to $63.4 million in the third quarter and missed analysts’ forecasts as bitcoin production declined and higher summer electricity prices pushed mining costs up.

Bitcoin slipped 0.2% to around $80,250 since midnight UTC, holding above $80,000 after Wednesday’s jump, as spot ETFs ended a three-day outflow streak.

There's been no letup in selling of the AI chip stocks, sending Nasdaq 100 futures nearly 1% lower.

The same attacker took about $391,000, mostly from wallets Bitquery ties to BitMart, whose founder confirmed a Nov. 2 hack and suspects a link.

Eric Trump-backed American Bitcoin posted $126 million in Q3 profit on $197.3 million in Bitcoin gains, even as mining revenue and margins declined.

Bitcoin outperformed the S&P 500 in half of the past 90 US trading sessions, while historical midterm data highlights gains for stocks.

Bitcoin's rally above $81,000 alongside gold has revived speculation that investors are seeking protection against the weakening US dollar. The largest cryptocurrency rebounded from about $75,600 on Nov. 4, while gold futures surged 3.4% to $4,061.10, their biggest daily gain in three months. The dollar also weakened as investors digested the Democrats' sweeping victory in… Read the full story on ...

VVV is the other major loser today, while PIEVERSE has rocketed by double digits.

Riot has sold most of its bitcoin to fund its move into data centers. Its latest agreement gives Anthropic a way to finance part of the build and collect interest through rent deductions.

One of the worrisome factors come from entities linked to US President Donald Trump.

Fidelity led Bitcoin ETF inflows, while BlackRock’s IBIT shed another $201 million, extending its outflow streak to four trading sessions.