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Ethereum Updates: ETH Drops 12% While Institutions Acquire $1.37 Billion in Assets

- Ethereum fell 12% to $3,000 in November 2025, but institutions like BitMine aggressively bought 110,288 ETH ($400M) to expand holdings. - Over three days, eight major entities purchased 394,682 ETH ($1.37B), with a "Aave whale" acquiring 257,543 ETH ($896M) as prices dipped. - BitMine's $13.2B ETH treasury (2.9% of supply) and continued buying contrast with other firms scaling back, signaling growing institutional confidence amid low exchange reserves. - Analysts note BitMine's $200–300M/week purchases c

Bitget-RWA·2025/11/10 15:54

Quantum Computing and Blockchain Converge in the Quest to Safeguard Future Technologies

- IonQ and IBM advance in DARPA's QBI program, targeting 2M qubits by 2030 and fault-tolerant quantum systems. - D-Wave reports mixed Q3 results but raises 2025-2026 revenue forecasts after $1.8M German contract and analyst optimism. - Belden and WISeKey develop quantum-safe networking/satellite solutions to protect infrastructure from future quantum threats. - Crypto market surges 30-34% post-shutdown resolution, with institutional interest in cross-border payment tokens like HBAR/XLM. - Blaqclouds and ra

Bitget-RWA·2025/11/10 15:38

Ethereum News Update: Crypto Shares Rally Even as Ethereum Falls 12% with Whales Purchasing $1.37 Billion

- U.S. major stock indexes rose 0.23-1.5% on Nov 10, 2025, driven by crypto stocks like Coinbase (+4%) and Circle (+4.94%) amid renewed sector confidence. - Mercurity Fintech was added to MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes, enhancing institutional visibility and liquidity for its blockchain-powered fintech services. - Ethereum fell 12% to $3,000 but saw $1.37B in whale purchases, signaling long-term institutional confidence despite short-term price declines. - European indexes rebounded 0.47-1.22% as U.S. shutd

Bitget-RWA·2025/11/10 15:26

Bitcoin Updates: U.S. 10-Year Treasury Yield Ignores Downward Trends, Poised for Potential 6% Surge

- U.S. 10-year Treasury yields near 4% show bullish technical patterns mirroring Bitcoin's 2024 rally setup. - Divergence between bearish momentum indicators and price action suggests potential breakout to 6.25%. - Stacked SMAs and Ichimoku cloud confirm long-term uptrend, last seen in the 1950s. - Parallel to Bitcoin's $100k surge highlights market strength building beneath surface indicators. - Yield rise could pressure equities/cryptos but recent political stability may push Bitcoin toward $112k.

Bitget-RWA·2025/11/10 15:10

Bitcoin News Update: Analysts Say IREN's Shift to AI, Not Its Bitcoin Origins, Drives 500% Stock Growth Potential

Bitget-RWA·2025/11/10 15:10

ZEC rises 50.53% over the past month as large investors and favorable market trends support upward movement

- ZEC surged 50.53% in 1 month as a whale on Hyperliquid built a $2.21M long position with 5x leverage, selling 5,000–15,000 ZEC during a recent correction. - ZEC traded near $610 with a 1.006 long/short ratio, showing bullish momentum via MACD (101.55) and MFI (71.17) despite weakening price momentum. - A new 10x leveraged ZEC long on Hyperliquid and Arthur Hayes’ bullish BTC/ZEC outlook highlight growing institutional interest in privacy-focused crypto. - A proposed MFI-based ZEC trading strategy (buy at

Bitget-RWA·2025/11/10 14:58

Why Trump’s Trade Deal With India Could Move Crypto Markets This Week

A US–India trade deal and US government reopening could inject liquidity, weaken the dollar, and spark a crypto market rebound.

BeInCrypto·2025/11/10 13:43

Staking Gets Tax Clarity: New US Rules Let ETFs Share Rewards With Investors

IRS and Treasury clear path for crypto ETF staking with new safe harbor rule.

BeInCrypto·2025/11/10 13:30

HYPE Bounces 14% from $40 Support, Signaling Fresh Uptrend Ahead

Cryptonewsland·2025/11/10 12:51

Top 3 Altcoins Set to Explode in Value Before 2026

Cryptonewsland·2025/11/10 12:51

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09:23

Asian currencies shaken by oil shock warning, importers forced to raise interest rates to stabilize exchange rates, reserves depleting faster

(1) Asia purchases approximately 80% of the oil transported through the Strait of Hormuz. The closure of this strait triggers a shock to global energy supply, prompting Asian policymakers to adopt increasingly urgent unconventional measures to support their economies. Multiple national currencies have fallen to record lows, and the pressure has already forced interest rates higher.(2) India has urged its citizens to abandon overseas travel and refrain from purchasing gold to protect the rupee. The Prime Minister has even reduced his own motorcade to save fuel. Meanwhile, some banking officials believe the Reserve Bank of India is spending 1 billion US dollars daily to support the rupee at its historical low.(3) Indonesia unexpectedly raised interest rates by 50 basis points on Wednesday to support the rupiah at its record low, while also strengthening controls on commodity exports to ensure revenues remain in the country and are converted to local currency. The Philippine central bank has raised rates, and market discussions suggest that soaring inflation may prompt an interim rate hike before next month's meeting.(4) BlackRock’s Head of Asia-Pacific Global Fixed Income remarked that the number of rate increases needed to truly encourage capital inflows could be quite substantial, but these hikes could ultimately inflict significant damage on the domestic economy.(5) The rupiah slid again just a day after the rate hike, and the stock market also declined. S&P warned that Indonesia's plan to centrally control commodity exports could harm exports, squeeze government fiscal revenues, and weaken the balance of payments. Analysts point out that such state interventionism is unlikely to encourage people to invest.(6) The Reserve Bank of India's forward dollar commitments have surpassed 100 billion US dollars, eroding the buffer provided by the total 700 billion US dollars in reserves. Some analysts believe that once reserves become the focus of market attention, visual effects are crucial. India, Indonesia, and the Philippines still have room to raise rates and the ability to use reserves, but even if the strait reopens, investors are unlikely to return quickly.

09:23

China National Fisheries: As of now, the average procurement price of fuel for company production and operations has increased by 7% compared to the same period last year.

Golden Ten Data reported on May 21 that China National Fisheries Corporation stated during a special investor survey that geopolitical tensions do indeed transmit through international oil prices, putting periodic upward pressure on fuel costs in the industry. Fuel costs account for about 30% of the company's fishing costs, a relatively high proportion. As of now, the average purchase price of fuel for the company's production and operations has risen by 7% compared to the same period last year, resulting in a corresponding increase in fuel costs. However, the company has a dual hedging capability with its own fuel supply fleet and offshore refueling services, which can effectively offset part of the impact from rising oil prices, making the overall risk manageable.

09:15

Indian Minister of Commerce and Industry: India remains an attractive investment destination amid geopolitical tensions and has no plans to cut non-essential imports

(1) Indian Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal stated that despite escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, India remains an attractive investment destination and advocates strengthening economic cooperation with the United States to build resilient supply chains. He pointed out that the current global environment provides an "excellent opportunity" for the two countries to deepen economic collaboration in manufacturing and innovation-led sectors.(2) Goyal said, "India can provide scaled support for US innovation," and revealed that in the past six months, investments by the US industrial sector in India have exceeded $60 billion. At the same time, he ruled out the possibility of taking immediate action to restrict imports of non-essential goods, even though the rupee faces pressure against the dollar and crude oil prices remain high due to ongoing Middle Eastern conflicts. He stated, "There are no plans to reduce imports of non-essential goods."(3) Regarding the recent fluctuations of the rupee, Goyal indicated that the government is closely monitoring developments, with departments working in coordination and considering several measures, but he did not disclose specifics. He concluded by saying that "the global situation is quite severe," with uncertainties arising from geopolitical tensions and turmoil in international markets.

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