The BlockEN
CZ denies Binance sold crypto as Bitcoin bounces from four-month low near $62,000 (opens in a new tab)
The price moves across the market led to $2 billion in crypto liquidations in a single 24-hour period over the weekend.
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The BlockEN
Traders claim $6 million profit by spotting BitGo’s public pull request and frontrunning memecoin listing (opens in a new tab)
A public BitGo code change on July 27 added support for Cash Cat on Robinhood Chain ten days before Robinhood announced the listing.
CoinDeskEN
Did prediction markets call the U.S. midterm election?: State of Crypto (opens in a new tab)
Prediction markets and polls largely aligned by the end of the 2026 election cycle, and both had notable misses.
DecryptEN
How Wall Street Is Racing to Claim the Onchain Dollar (opens in a new tab)
From Goldman and Citi’s $270 million “Project Faro” to SoFi, Anchorage, Mastercard, Visa and Circle, traditional finance is racing to claim the onchain dollar once dominated by Tether and Circle.
CointelegraphEN
Enterprise blockchain is going to come back from the dead (opens in a new tab)
With scalability, privacy tools and onchain liquidity improving, businesses may finally have the infrastructure to make enterprise blockchain work.
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Crypto-rapt du Chesnay : un « lessiveur » de 20 ans écroué, huit mois après le vol de 900 000 euros en bitcoins (opens in a new tab)
CryptoastFR
Le piratage de La Poste inquiète les détenteurs de cryptos (opens in a new tab)
Journal du CoinFR
Perpétuels sur actions : la SEC vole au secours de la CFTC face à Cboe et Citadel (opens in a new tab)
DecryptEN
Bitcoin ETFs Lose $2.1 Billion in November as Outflow Streak Hits Seven Days (opens in a new tab)
CoinDeskEN
Crypto insiders aren't counting on silver linings in Congress' 'lame duck' session (opens in a new tab)
CointelegraphEN
Here’s what happened in crypto today (opens in a new tab)
Journal du CoinFR
Marchés prédictifs : la Louisiane coupe Kalshi et Polymarket, la CFTC riposte (opens in a new tab)
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