BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF loses $405.3 million
BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF posted $405.3 million in outflows on Nov. 2, its largest daily withdrawal in over four months.
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BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF posted $405.3 million in outflows on Nov. 2, its largest daily withdrawal in over four months.
ZachXBT identified French bank Crédit Mutuel Arkéa as the suspected victim of a crypto theft exceeding $133 million. The theft was previously linked to an unnamed European entity’s centralized exchange accounts.
Bitcoin fell below $76,000 as spot sellers pushed prices lower, longs were stopped out and traders added shorts. Buyers then tried to defend $76,000, with $75,000 the next support level traders were watching.
BlackRock's ETHA recorded $138.3 million in net outflows on Nov. 2. Its staked Ethereum fund, ETHB, lost another $4.6 million.
HYPE is near $82–83, where traders are considering longs. Large liquidation levels below $80 put leveraged positions at risk if the selloff continues.
Ether's MACD is curling toward a bullish crossover. Traders are watching for a daily close above the 200 EMA and a break of its multi-year trendline before calling a stronger recovery.
The Binance hacker continues trying to launder stolen funds. An analyst says the hacker still holds XRP, leaving a possible source of selling pressure.
Liquid Federation board member Samson Mow says Blockstream supplied the Bitcoin that restored full backing for every L-BTC token. The refill closed a roughly 600 BTC gap left by an exploit two months earlier.
1win Token traded near $0.055 after its November 2 Meteora launch, about 1.8 times its $0.03 sale price. The sale drew $61 million in commitments for a $3.9 million allocation.
Bitcoin’s Fear & Greed Index reads 34 and Ethereum’s reads 35. Both remain in fear territory.
Tesla, Amazon, Netflix, SpaceX, Lam Research and SoFi Technologies have joined objections to OKX and ICE tokenizing their shares. The total is now 56 issuers, including five of the Magnificent Seven.
CEO Paolo Ardoino says Tether holds about 150,000 BTC, worth roughly $11.5 billion. About 50,000 BTC sit outside USDT backing as proprietary investments, explaining the gap with its reserve report.
Strategy bought 811 BTC for $65.5 million last week and spent $208.2 million repurchasing STRC preferred shares. Deployable cash fell 45.3% to $133 million, separate from a $4.79 billion reserve for dividends and debt interest.
NEAR fell 7.1% on Nov. 3 and dropped out of the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market cap. It failed to hold $4 and remains in a downtrend.
KAST canceled its token launch and will convert eligible points into non-tradable Pioneer Units in December, with no equity, voting rights or guaranteed payouts. Points earning ends November 30, and recipients must complete an in-app acknowledgement to keep the units.
Zcash reached ninth place among crypto assets. Traders are watching bids around $1,100 and a possible bear-flag retest.
ETH/BTC has started bouncing after a month-long decline in October. Traders see early relative strength, but the pair is still trying to form a base.
Cielo plans copy trading, a trading terminal and wallet tracking for Elysium’s scheduled November 9 mainnet launch. OpenSea also plans to support token and NFT trading at launch.
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission is considering raising exchanges’ minimum cold-wallet holdings from 80% to around 99% of customer assets after Binance’s $6.3 billion hack. The higher requirement has not been adopted.
No memecoin launched in 2026 has reached a $1 billion market cap. ANSEM leads the cohort with a $419 million peak.
Kamino ties most CEO token unlocks to sustained valuation milestones, with its foundation owning all revenue and intellectual property and no separate equity. The foundation will commit at least $20 million over 24 months to tokenized assets and integrations with consumer platforms.
Bitcoin was higher 12 months after each of the four U.S. midterms from 2010 through 2022. Four elections are a small sample and do not establish that the vote caused the gains.
THORChain resumed Bitcoin, Ether and Tron swaps on Nov. 3 after the FBI asked node operators to block funds stolen from Binance.
Mercado Bitcoin now puts the affected crypto at $36.3 million and says it has frozen $12.9 million, up from $11 million. The exchange says only hot wallets were hit, and its platform remains paused during the investigation.
A group backed by Citadel Securities and Cboe sued the CFTC to block single-stock perpetual futures at Coinbase, Kalshi and Bitnomial. It argues the contracts are security-based swaps under SEC authority.