Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are gaining as investors become more optimistic about the US Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which aims to create clearer federal rules for digital assets. The odds of the Act passing in 2026 have increased from 12% to about 30%, supporting crypto prices with Bitcoin near $77,800 and Ethereum around $2,500. Meanwhile, AI and tech stocks are falling due to calls from industry leaders to slow AI development over safety concerns, which could reduce demand for AI-related infrastructure and pressure valuations. This divergence shows regulatory optimism boosting crypto while AI uncertainties weigh on tech shares.
On November 11, a trader on Hyperliquid held a $19.91 million Bitcoin short position using 40x leverage, with the liquidation price just 0.44% away. The trader's cumulative losses reached $39.09 million, highlighting the high risk of leveraged crypto...
BitMine disclosed a $6.3 billion net loss for the fiscal year ending August 2026, mainly due to Ethereum's price drop from over $4,000 to around $2,000 after the October 2025 crash. Despite holding 6.07 million ETH and other assets valued at $14.3 bi...
GSR adjusted its Core3 model portfolio on Nov. 11 by increasing Bitcoin's allocation to 45.6% and Solana's to 24%, while reducing Ether to 30.4%. This shift comes after all three assets experienced losses over the previous week, with Bitcoin down 7%,...
Bitcoin's price likely reached its bear-market bottom at $57,758 in July, according to 莱比特矿池 founder 江卓尔, who believes the bull market is still intact. On-chain and long-term indicators suggest the bear market has ended. Key resistance levels to watc...
Bitcoin price remains stuck around $73,700 as weak institutional demand and rising exchange inflows weigh on the market. Despite brief recoveries, the cryptocurrency struggles to break above resistance levels, with miners reducing reserves and ETF ou...
