As crypto trading volumes collapse in South Korea, retail investors are flocking to the stock market, fueling a state-backed AI-driven rally that’s replaced altcoin mania with semiconductor fever.
The industry’s staunch ally (and sometimes business partner) in the White House has brought a flood of drama, both good and bad.
An appeals court seemed very skeptical of the FTX founder’s push for a new trial.
As regulated futures proliferate across alts, the “long DAT, short futures” trade could become an ideal way for Wall Street to capture crypto yield without touching a wallet or suffering from the intense volatility that defines crypto as an asset class, argues CoinFund’s Chris Perkins.
Large bitcoin holders continue to offload as smaller investors accumulate, creating a stark divide in market behavior.
XRP’s price action shows strong institutional interest, with significant volume increases and new wallet creations.
The Federal Reserve governor argued that stablecoins’ increasing demand for dollar-tied assets such as Treasuries will force monetary policy decisions.
Fully satiated shorts were likely booking some profits, but there was a bit of bullish news on the tape as well.
Low trading volume suggests ‘targeted accumulation’ by whales or institutional players as SUI defies the CD5 index.
Japan’s financial regulator, FSA, said the venture will see MUFG, SMBC and Mizuho explore the joint issuance of a stablecoin as an electronic payment instrument.
A number of the firm’s staff are likely to lose their jobs, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Your day-ahead look for Nov. 7, 2025