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Metaplanet cut its 2026 revenue forecast by 59% on November 13, to ¥6.5 billion from ¥16 billion. Its operating profit forecast fell 74%, to ¥3 billion from ¥11.4 billion. The Tokyo-listed Bitcoin (BTC) treasury firm traced the cut to its own discounted stock. Metaplanet stock fell 4.37% to ¥219 that day, down 53.21% so far The post Metaplanet Cuts 2026 Revenue Target 59%: Is the Bitcoin Playbook ...

Crypto financing announcements have totaled approximately $408.55 million across nine disclosed transactions during Nov. 7–13, 2026, led by a reported $270 million commitment to the bank-backed stablecoin venture Project Faro. The tally includes corporate funding commitments and public token sales…

The liquidations are almost $700 million on a daily scale once again as the market is deep in red.

In this week’s edition of the weekly recap, Bitcoin has fallen below $70,000 as liquidations and ETF withdrawals have weighed on the market. Coinbase has announced its completed federal trust bank approval, while NYSE has selected Avalanche infrastructure for its…

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ChatGPT and Grok shared completely different opinions on whether this is a normal correction within a broader bull market or the bears are back in complete control.

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The roughly $5 million transfer also spent the tiny payment used to deliver a court notice to the address in May.