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November 12, 2025
The Nasdaq-listed company will acquire $100 million in OOB tokens and oversee the digital treasury of OOBIT, a crypto payments company backed by Tether and Solana’s co-founder.
Solana’s fundamentals remain strong, but its recovery toward $250 will depend on easing geopolitical risks and renewed confidence in tech markets.
ClearToken won FCA approval for a regulated crypto settlement system, signaling the UK’s push to bring digital assets under its financial framework.
John Deaton’s campaign announcement primarily focused on his background and cost-of-living issues; he spoke about digital assets during his 2024 run for the US Senate.
The 2022 FTX bankruptcy pushed crypto toward greater transparency across exchanges and DeFi, yet some who lost funds in the crisis still haven’t been paid.
Analysts say Bitcoin may be starting its Wave III expansion, and if it plays out according to the pattern, BTC could reach the $200,000 to $240,000 range.
With the US government shutdown expected to end this week, the Senate Agriculture Committee scheduled a hearing to consider President Donald Trump’s pick to head the CFTC.
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Fortune reports that Coinbase’s $2 billion acquisition of BVNK fell through during due diligence, the final stage before closing a deal.
Bitfinex says macro conditions signal consolidation, but others are optimistic that Bitcoin will gain as usual in November.
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