The investment bank reversed its bearish call on Coinbase, citing renewed crypto momentum and potential U.S. regulatory breakthroughs.

1. On-chain funds: $18.4M flowed into Starknet today; $28.2M flowed out of Arbitrum 2. Maximum price fluctuation: $PIPPIN, $FIGR_HELOC 3. Top news: ZEC breaks $370, up over 6% in 24 hours

This article outlines Consensys's business lines, reviews Consensys's glorious journey, and analyzes the multiple factors that are favorable for Consensys's listing.

The South Korean DePIN project Piggycell recently launched its TGE and went live on Binance Alpha.

When Tesla's earnings report dragged down Bitcoin, and MicroStrategy became a Bitcoin pointer, we suddenly realized that the funding channels between tech stocks and the crypto market have quietly opened up. In the recently concluded earnings report week, traditional tech giants and the crypto market demonstrated an unprecedented correlation. The performance of tech stocks no longer only affects the Nasdaq index but has begun to directly influence the nerves of crypto assets like Bitcoin.

The future of cryptocurrency is not about betting on prices, but about building infrastructure.

On October 30, Eastern Daylight Time, the Federal Reserve announced a 25 basis point interest rate cut and confirmed the end of quantitative tightening on December 1. This significant decision, seen as the beginning of a global liquidity easing cycle, unexpectedly met with a cold reception in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin not only failed to rise but instead fell, continuing to fluctuate around the $110,000 mark, while traditional stock markets experienced a funding frenzy, with the Nasdaq breaking through the historical high of 26,397 points and Nvidia's market value surpassing $5 trillion. This stark contrast reveals a harsh reality: the cryptocurrency market

Author: Zhang Feng According to media reports on October 30, the Chairman of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, Huang Youcheng, stated that there are currently no regulations governing listed companies' investments in cryptocurrencies in Hong Kong. The commission will monitor market conditions and study how to provide relevant guidelines for the market. In the face of this emerging field of crypto assets, listed companies are confronted with unprecedented opportunities, as well as numerous unknown risks and challenges. Should they choose to adopt a conservative wait-and-see approach, or actively position themselves? Should they go left or right? This could be a strategic choice issue for both listed companies and regulators. 1. Listing

In the turbulent waves of the cryptocurrency market, every move of the giants stirs the hearts of countless investors. The market in October was particularly unsettled, as three highly watched crypto whales—"100% Win Rate Whale," "Maji Brother," and "10.11 Insider Whale"—performed a series of wealth myths and tragedies with distinctly different operational strategies. This article will comprehensively outline the operational trajectories, profit and loss situations, and their impact on the market for these three whales in October.

The main script under the "hawkish tone" of the Federal Reserve

Entering the new cycle and the competitive landscape of new public chains, Aptos's differentiated ecological layout and future growth strategy under the core vision of "global trading engine."

Bitmart's Halloween Carnival launches multiple surprise activities (low threshold, high returns)!

No trading, only arbitrage.