1. Federal Reserve Governor Bowman Warns AI Revenue Shortfalls Could Trigger Stock Price Corrections
Federal Reserve Governor Bowman stated that if revenues related to artificial intelligence cannot cover rapidly growing costs, stock prices of AI companies may face severe corrections. -Original
2. Russian Exchange to Launch Cryptocurrency Trading as Early as November 22
The Central Bank of Russia stated that the Russian exchange could start cryptocurrency trading as early as November 22, 2026, but must first agree on related trading rules with the Central Bank of Russia. (Source: TASS) A directive released by the Central Bank of Russia outlines the requirements for organized trading of digital currencies and digital rights, which has been registered with the Russian Ministry of Justice. According to the directive, exchanges must register participants in cryptocurrency trading, such as brokers, trust managers, and central counterparties, maintain order and trade ledgers, monitor transactions, calculate price indicators like current price, weighted average price, market price, and closing price, and report trade progress and results to the Central Bank of Russia according to existing procedures for other assets. -Original
3. Spot Gold Drops 1.07% During the Day, Touching $3,990/oz
Spot gold prices fell 1.07% during the day, touching $3,990/oz. -Original
4. MSCI Removes Strategy from Global Standard Index, Effective After Market Close on November 30
MSCI's November index review results show that Strategy (MSTR) will be removed from the MSCI Global Standard Index series, which includes the MSCI USA Index, effective after the market close on November 30. MSCI established new rules on October 15: Companies primarily holding non-operating assets that trigger at least four out of five financial metrics will no longer qualify for inclusion. After being removed, funds tracking the related index are required to sell Strategy stocks, but Strategy itself does not need to sell Bitcoin. -Original
5. Barclays Increases Holdings in IBIT, Citigroup Establishes New Position in Fidelity Bitcoin ETF
Barclays Bank's 13F filing shows that as of September 30, Barclays held 3.94 million shares of the BlackRock Bitcoin Spot ETF (IBIT), up 48% from 2.66 million shares at the end of June, with the position value increasing from approximately $88.5 million to about $187 million. Citigroup has established a new position valued at around $119 million in the Fidelity Bitcoin Spot ETF (FBTC) and increased its IBIT holdings by 50% to approximately 521,000 shares. According to Bitwise statistics, among the 1,389 institutions that have submitted third-quarter reports, banks collectively held $258 million in Bitcoin Spot ETFs, rising from 3.2% in Q2 to 4.9%. -Original
6. Canadian Pension Fund Purchases $154 Million in Bitcoin via MicroStrategy for the First Time
A large Canadian pension fund has made its first purchase of $154 million in Bitcoin through MicroStrategy (MSTR). -Original
7. MARA Sells 13,600 Bitcoins to Cash Out $1.1 Billion
MARA has sold 13,600 Bitcoins since the end of September last year, cashing out approximately $1.1 billion, accounting for about 40% of its then-held 34,000 Bitcoins. The 10-Q filing shows that $750 million of the proceeds were used to repay Bitcoin collateralized loans from Coinbase Credit and Two Prime, releasing 17,477 Bitcoins in collateral. The revenue for the quarter decreased 35% to $164.2 million, with the average price of mined Bitcoins dropping 37% to $71,700. MARA plans to continue selling Bitcoins to fund AI data centers. -Original
8. Jiang Zhuoer Claims Bull Market Still Exists, July's $57,800 is the Lowest Point of This Bear Market
Jiang Zhuoer, founder of the Li Mai coin pool, stated that the current bull market is still ongoing, with numerous on-chain metrics and long-term indicators showing the bear market has ended; when Bitcoin dropped to $57,758 in July, it marked the bottom of this bear market. The market now needs to pay attention to whether this pullback will stop at the Fibonacci 50% retracement level of $72,500, or dip further to the 61.8% retracement level of $69,000 to $70,000. Jiang Zhuoer revealed that after the Binance theft incident, he bought DeFi altcoins at $76,600 while holding a 100% long position in BTC. After BTC dropped to $72,700, reaching a 5% stop-loss line, he established a hedge short position at $73,000. Jiang Zhuoer stated that he will temporarily stay away and observe; if BTC drops to $70,500, he will close the hedge short position at $73,000. -Original
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