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- El Salvador bought 1,100 BTC at $90,000, boosting reserves to 7,470–7,500 BTC amid market selloffs. - The purchase defied crypto panic, aligning with Bukele's 2025 IMF-backed Bitcoin accumulation strategy. - Domestic geothermal mining added 474 BTC since 2021, while critics question fiscal sustainability under IMF constraints. - Global institutions like MicroStrategy also capitalized on the dip, but Bitcoin remains volatile near $93,600.
- Bitcoin surged 4% to $93,700 on Nov. 18, outperforming a 1.5% Nasdaq drop as investors awaited Nvidia's Q3 earnings. - Weak institutional demand and a -$114 Coinbase premium gap signaled hesitation, keeping Bitcoin range-bound near $91,500 support. - Nvidia's $500B chip order forecast fueled AI optimism, but 10% stock declines this month raised overvaluation concerns. - Altcoins and crypto equities gained as tech stocks fell, highlighting crypto's brief risk-on appeal amid AI sector uncertainty. - Nvidia
- Canada's federal budget passes stablecoin rules requiring 1:1 reserves and strict compliance under the Bank of Canada's oversight. - The policy prohibits non-bank issuers from offering interest on stablecoin deposits, sparking mixed reactions from industry leaders. - Critics warn strict requirements may delay market entry, while proponents argue it aligns with global regulatory trends to balance innovation and stability. - The Bank of Canada's dual role as regulator and reserve overseer raises conflict-o
