Category: crypto
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Enso announces day-one integration and full support for Monad Mainnet launch
Enso will fully integrate with the Monad mainnet launch on November 24, providing developers immediate access to DeFi tools and liquidity. This integration will streamline development, allowing builders to create applications for trading, lending, and more. Enso’s support for the launch will enable Monad to go live with full functionality from day one.
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Bitcoin ETF outflows on track for worst month in history
November is on track to be the worst month for crypto ETFs in history, with Bitcoin ETFs experiencing $3.5 billion in outflows. This is due to a market correction in Bitcoin prices, worsening macroeconomic conditions, and global economic data impacting risk assets. Outflows are expected to continue until market conditions improve.
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Trump’s Bitcoin reserve is underwater—and unaudited
President Trump announced the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, but the value of the reserve is now in the red with no public accounting available. Much of the value comes from seized Bitcoin, but altcoins have underperformed. The Trump family has made significant profits from crypto assets, despite market volatility.
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Naver’s $14.5b power play puts Upbit on IPO path: report
Upbit, South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, is nearing a potential listing on Nasdaq through a multibillion-dollar merger with tech giant Naver. The deal, expected to be approved on November 26, would give Naver control over more than 70% of the country’s crypto trading volume and potentially lead to a U.S. listing. Other crypto companies are…
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Cardano network splits after software exploit triggers fork
A known Cardano bug was exploited through a crafted transaction, causing a network split and halting ADA on major exchanges. This incident led to an investigation and key resignations, with a developer admitting responsibility. Emergency patches were deployed to resolve the issue, and the network eventually reached consensus.
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Traders brace for Federal Reserve impact amid US data wave
Major US inflation and jobs reports are set to be released this week, potentially increasing volatility in stocks and crypto markets. Analysts are closely watching the data to assess Federal Reserve policy expectations as liquidity decreases. The reports come amid heightened market sensitivity to economic indicators and uncertainty.
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South Korea’s FIU to target more crypto exchanges with sanctions after Upbit fine
South Korea’s Financial Intelligence Unit is preparing to penalize local crypto exchanges for anti-money laundering control lapses. Upbit was fined 35.2 billion won, with other exchanges like Korbit, GOPAX, Bithumb, and Coinone likely to face penalties. Offshore platforms like KuCoin were also blocked for non-compliance, with sanctions expected by early 2026.
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Animoca Brands gets early fund manager approval in Abu Dhabi
Animoca Brands has received initial approval from ADGM’s FSRA to pursue a fund management license in Abu Dhabi. The company aims to become a regulated fund manager by meeting capital, compliance, and operational requirements. This aligns with its expansion in the UAE and supports its global web3 investment initiatives.
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Weekend rally boosts Bitcoin, altcoins face heavy losses
Bitcoin rebounded over the weekend after significant losses during the week, driven by factors such as thin market liquidity, CME futures gaps, and geopolitical developments. Altcoins like Hyperliquid and Zcash also saw losses. Weekend trading volumes are lower due to closed Wall Street ETFs, leading to increased volatility and price impact. Talks on Ukraine peace…
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Animoca Brands secures fund management approval in Abu Dhabi
Animoca Brands has received in-principle approval to establish a fund management business in Abu Dhabi, adding to its regulated operations in the UAE digital asset sector. This follows previous approval for a crypto brokerage license in Dubai. The company’s expansion reflects the UAE’s emergence as a global hub for regulated digital asset activities.