Bitcoin traded near $82,000 after reaching $83,000 overnight as U.S. stocks opened higher, led by a rebound in chip shares.
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Deutsche Bank Targets Asia Crypto Custody Expansion In 2027 As German Launch Nears
Deutsche Bank plans an Asia rollout of crypto custody in 2027 as it prepares to launch the service in Germany, subject to regulatory approval.
Why Traders Are Betting On A Massive Bitcoin ‘Bailout’ After A Shock Leak
A headline links a purported leak to sudden bets on a Bitcoin bailout, but provides no details to verify the claim or identify the traders.
At The White House, Crypto Policy Vacancy Looms Large
Patrick Witt’s departure leaves the White House without a named crypto adviser as the Clarity Act stalls and officials say digital assets remain a priority.
Bitcoin Wilts As Fed Rate Uncertainty Weighs. Kospi Plunges 8%
Bitcoin slipped below $81,000 after hotter U.S. inflation revived rate-hike concerns. South Korea’s Kospi fell 8%, triggering circuit breakers.
Bitcoin Climbs Toward $84,000 After Fed’s Williams Sees No Rate Hikes In 2027
Bitcoin rose 1.5% to nearly $83,900 as Fed official John Williams said he saw no need for rate hikes in 2027. U.S. inflation data is next.
Stacks’ STX, A Bitcoin Layer-2 Token, Has Surged By 50% In Four Weeks
Stacks’ STX has gained more than 50% in four weeks, as CoinDesk links the rally to interest in its Bitcoin staking design ahead of a November bonding period.
‘Yandex Pay’ Partially Resumes Operations After Ukrainian Drone Strikes On Data Centers
Yandex Pay says some users can again access transfers and payments after drone strikes affected data centers. The service remains unstable.
Bitcoin Holds $83,000 As Dollar Strength Keeps Markets On Edge
Bitcoin traded just above $83,000 as a firm dollar and rising Treasury yields weighed on market sentiment ahead of U.S. inflation data.
Bitcoin’s $19 Billion Wake-up Call: One-year After Flash Crash, Has Crypto Learned Anything?
A year after bitcoin’s October 2025 crash triggered about $19 billion in liquidations, analysts say leverage and crowded positions still pose risks.