1. The U.S. October CPI year-on-year recorded at 2.6%, in line with expectations, suggesting inflation is still under control, and the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates again in December.
2. Pete Hegseth has been nominated as Secretary of Defense, stating that Trump may "make Bitcoin great again."
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency industry advocate Pete Hegseth has been nominated by elected President Donald Trump as Secretary of Defense. Hegseth recently stated that the Trump administration is expected to adopt a more favorable regulatory environment for cryptocurrencies, under which Trump will "make Bitcoin great again." -Original
3. Tether issues an additional 1 billion USDT on the Ethereum chain, indicating a growing demand for stablecoins.
On November 13 at 22:03 (UTC+8), Tether issued an additional 1 billion USDT on the ETH chain, transaction hash: 0xb28bef8863f5a8ea3b284e89588f2e1370f468d6e045c06733d7b1e41eca4ec0 Note: The above data is sourced from OKLink -Original
4. Bitcoin's market capitalization surpasses Saudi Aramco, becoming the seventh-largest asset globally, attracting widespread market attention.
5. Elon Musk launches the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) X (Twitter) account, sparking heated discussions in the crypto community.
6. Grayscale Bitcoin and Ethereum mini trust net inflows exceed $1 billion, showing strong interest from institutional investors.
Grayscale announced that its low-cost Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust (BTC) and Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust (ETH) have surpassed $1 billion in net inflows just three months after starting trading. -Original
7. Coinbase announces plans to list memecoins, with the market reacting enthusiastically and related tokens experiencing significant volatility.
Coinbase updated its asset listing roadmap to include WIF, and when Coinbase announced this news, WIF rose by about 21%. Earlier today, PEPE surged after being listed on Robinhood and Coinbase announced its intention to add the token. -Original
8. Cryptocurrency prediction platform Polymarket is under investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice, accused of allowing U.S. users to trade.
Insiders revealed that the U.S. Department of Justice is investigating the cryptocurrency prediction platform Polymarket, accusing it of accepting trades from U.S. users. The FBI issued a search warrant for Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan and confiscated his phone and electronic devices. According to an agreement reached with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in 2022, Polymarket will block U.S. traders from trading on the platform. Polymarket stated in a release that the company will "stand up for ourselves and our community," and accused the FBI's search of being politically motivated, "Polymarket is a fully transparent prediction market that helps ordinary people better understand the events that matter most to them, including elections." The company, led by Coplan, reached an enforcement settlement with the CFTC two years ago, agreeing to block U.S. users and pay a $1.4 million fine. The company has recently stated that it has taken additional measures to verify and block users suspected of being U.S. citizens or residing in the U.S. -Original
9. 0G Labs raises $40 million in seed funding, planning to launch a token, demonstrating continued investment in the crypto AI sector.
0G Labs announced it has secured $290 million in new financing, including $40 million in seed funding and a $250 million token purchase commitment. 0G Labs co-founder and CEO Michael Heinrich told The Block that once the 0G token is launched and traded on cryptocurrency exchanges sometime next year, the project will be able to draw funds from the token commitments. -Original
10. Crypto investment firms Arca and BlockTower agree to merge, further consolidating market resources.
The two companies have signed a letter of intent to reach an all-stock transaction. The two business units of both companies will transform into a unified brand, but BlockTower Venture Capital will remain independent. -Original
11. South Korean police arrest 215 people involved in a $232 million cryptocurrency investment fraud case.
South Korean police have arrested 215 people in an investigation into a cryptocurrency investment fraud case involving 325.6 billion won ($232 million). -Original
12. The correlation between Bitcoin and gold has dropped to an 11-month low, with fund flows indicating Bitcoin is becoming "digital gold."
The correlation between Bitcoin and gold has dropped to an 11-month low, with analysts attributing this to capital reallocation. Since the U.S. election, gold prices have fallen by more than 5%, while Bitcoin has risen over 20% in a week, indicating a strategic shift by investors towards safe-haven assets. QCP Capital analysts state that Bitcoin is gradually becoming "digital gold," with funds shifting from traditional safe-haven assets like gold to cryptocurrencies. After Trump's election victory, the strengthening dollar and rising U.S. Treasury yields have diminished gold's appeal. The market anticipates that the new government's policies may lead to rising inflation, which could affect the Federal Reserve's pace of interest rate cuts. Additionally, QCP analysis points out that if 1% of the funds from the gold market flow into Bitcoin, it could push its price to around $97,000. -Original
13. BlackRock launches BUIDL fund on chains like Polygon, continuing to expand tokenized financial products.
According to market news, BlackRock has launched the BUIDL fund on Aptos, Arbitrum, Avalanche, OP, and Polygon. -Original
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