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NEAR has fallen by 5.91% in the past five minutes on the COINNESS market. Currently, NEAR is trading at $5.07.

NFT marketplace Blur said on its official X account it will shut down its official website frontend starting Nov. 12, 2026. Its in-house lending protocol Blend will also stop matching new loans the same day. The shutdown applies only to the frontend, while the Blur marketplace protocol will continue operating on-chain. The BLUR token will retain its role in governing the fee switch, a protocol fee distribution function. Following the announcement, BLUR fell about 20%. According to CoinMarketCap, BLUR was recently trading at $0.01566, down about 18%.

Stock-token cumulative trading volume on the Robinhood Chain DEX has reached $15 billion more than 100 days after the launch of Robinhood Chain, an Arbitrum-based Ethereum layer-two network, The Defiant reported. Robinhood Crypto, Robinhood’s crypto unit, said more than 190 stock tokens have launched on Robinhood Chain and the number of holders has surpassed 200,000 across more than 120 countries. Total cumulative DEX volume across the network exceeded $99 billion. Over the past seven days, however, total network DEX volume fell 30.47% from a week earlier to $6.27 billion.

South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb has raised its share of trading value into the 30% range as it chases Upbit, but large holders with more than 1 billion won in crypto assets remain concentrated on Upbit, News1 reported. According to data submitted by South Korea’s five largest crypto exchanges to the office of Democratic Party lawmaker Park Min-kyu of the National Policy Committee of the National Assembly, a total of 3,979 users held more than 1 billion won ($736,000) in crypto assets as of August and September this year. Of that total, 2,984 were Upbit users, accounting for 74.99%, while Bithumb had 765 users, or 19.23%, about one-quarter of Upbit’s level.

CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju said U.S. stocks continue to reach fresh highs even as analysts blame a deteriorating macroeconomic environment.

The three major U.S. stock indices closed mixed today. - S&P 500: -0.06% - Nasdaq: -0.44% - Dow Jones: +0.38%

TD Cowen said in a recent report that the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission may already be behind in drawing up digital asset regulations, with the timeline for moving them forward likely to be affected by the 2028 U.S. presidential election cycle and its outcome. TD Cowen added, "시간이 얼마 남지 않았다. CFTC가 규제안을 공개하더라도 이르면 2027년 1분기 말~2분기 초가 될 것으로 전망된다. 규제안 공개 이후 최종 규정 확정까지 2028년 초까지 걸릴 수 있다".

Family offices are showing interest in private cryptocurrency investments, but do not necessarily want token launches, OneAsset CEO Sonia Shaw said at Cointelegraph Connect in Singapore. Shaw added traditional finance investors are more familiar with equity-based investments and place greater importance on whether a project can prove real value than on whether it issues a token.

A buy-the-dip strategy could be valid if Bitcoin falls further, Russell Thompson, chief investment officer at digital asset investment firm Hilbert Group, said in an interview with Crypto Briefing. Thompson said the $80,000-$81,000 range could serve as first support from a technical perspective, while a trendline around $77,000 could act as second support. He added that Bitcoin would need to break above $87,000, the top of its recent range, to confirm a clear bullish reversal. If it closes above that range ceiling on a daily basis, BTC could rise to $93,000-$97,000, Thompson said. He also said spot ETF outflows, rising oil prices amid conflict in the Middle East, and concerns over additional rate hikes by the Federal Reserve remain pressure factors for Bitcoin.

Alek­sandr Nechaev, a partner investor at crypto investment firm FundersVC, said at Cointelegraph Connect in Singapore that the founding team can matter more than the product when investing in early-stage cryptocurrency projects. Nechaev added that products and market conditions change quickly, making founders’ expertise and execution capabilities a key factor in investment decisions.

Tempo, a blockchain project backed by global payments infrastructure company Stripe, said a proposed U.S. accounting standards revision could accelerate corporate stablecoin adoption, according to Cointelegraph. In its latest report, Tempo said the proposal from the Financial Accounting Standards Board, or FASB, could remove a key barrier that has held back corporate stablecoin adoption. If implemented, qualifying stablecoins could be classified as cash equivalents on financial statements, which would make them more useful for corporate treasury management and operations, Tempo said. FASB plans to collect public comments on the proposal through Nov. 19 before deciding on a final version and implementation timing. CoinNess previously reported that FASB had proposed revising accounting standards to allow stablecoins to be classified as cash equivalents.

U.S. registered investment adviser Titleist Asset Management, which manages about $3 billion in assets, has increased its holdings of Bitcoin-holding company Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) to 33,173 shares, worth about $5.1 million. That was estimated to be an increase of about 1,810 shares from its filing at the end of the second quarter. Separately, Strategy said on Oct. 12 it bought an additional 250 BTC last week, bringing its total holdings to 848,250 BTC.

Aksel Kibar, an analyst formerly with National Bank of Abu Dhabi, warned Bitcoin could see further losses as its recent rebound appears to be losing momentum, according to Finbold. Kibar said BTC could reenter a liquidity-heavy zone with downside open to $60,000 unless Bitcoin reclaims support at $82,800 and shows strong upside momentum. Kibar added the recent move looks weaker in momentum than past bullish breakout candles. According to CoinMarketCap, BTC was trading at $82,370, down 1.7%, at the time of writing.

The put-call ratio in Bitcoin options set to expire on Oct. 16 on Deribit, the world’s largest cryptocurrency options exchange, stood at about 1.43, indicating put open interest was roughly 43% higher than call open interest, CryptoSlate reported. As of Oct. 12, the total notional value of put options with strike prices between $76,000 and $80,000 was $451 million, accounting for about 35% of all options tied to that expiry. CryptoSlate said the concentration in put options suggests traders are concerned about additional selling pressure. The outlet added put open interest can include not only positions bought to hedge downside risk, but also positions sold to earn premium income.

Pulkit Gupta of crypto investment firm Nomad Capital said the era of cryptocurrency projects launching tokens, making quick profits and then leaving the market is coming to an end, Cointelegraph reported from Cointelegraph Connect held recently in Singapore. Gupta added founders need to move away from launching projects in bull markets, realizing gains and then exiting, and instead build business plans with a two- to five-year horizon.

Saudi Arabia has issued an early warning related to a hostile threat targeting the capital, Riyadh.

Senegal’s government has approved a pilot Bitcoin mining project under the prime minister’s office that will use surplus renewable energy, as the country moves to restructure external debt with public debt nearing 130% of GDP. The project aims to convert stranded renewable energy in rural areas into power for Bitcoin mining to secure the U.S. dollar funding the country needs and support the expansion of rural power grids. In effect, Bitcoin miners would serve as the final buyers of surplus electricity.

Aptos has officially launched an opt-in encrypted mempool on its mainnet to prevent MEV, or maximal extractable value, attacks. With the protocol-native feature, transaction payloads remain encrypted while validators determine transaction ordering, and are decrypted only after block consensus is complete. That structure is designed to fundamentally block sandwich attacks and front-running by bots, while sender addresses and gas fee information remain publicly visible.

TRON DAO said in its third-quarter ecosystem report that TRON’s cumulative transaction settlement volume has surpassed $30 trillion. Stablecoin payment volume in the third quarter reached $2.21 trillion, or a daily average of $24.05 billion, while USDT and USDD supply rose 5.5% from the second quarter to $93.88 billion. The report added that Canary Capital listed TRXS, described as the first spot TRX staking ETF, on the Chicago Board Options Exchange in September, opening a channel for institutional inflows. Monthly active addresses rose 9.8% to 18 million.

StoneX raised its price target on tokenized asset platform Securitize (SECZ) to $18 from $12, a 50% increase, while maintaining a buy rating. The brokerage said the upgrade reflects its view that the launch of the new “Securitize Stocks” platform, which brings real-world stocks including Apple, Nvidia and Tesla on-chain on Solana, has shifted the company away from a model reliant on simple linkage fees and toward a higher-margin model based on actual trading and settlement fees. StoneX estimated Securitize’s revenue will grow at a 65% compound annual rate to reach $198.5 million by 2028. It added that improving monetization on $5.3 billion in second-quarter trading volume and expanding liquidity in real-world assets, or RWAs, could drive a broader re-rating of the company’s valuation.

Bitcoin mining companies face a roughly $50 billion financing gap as they push to convert operations to AI and HPC infrastructure, Cointelegraph reported. The issue has become more acute as lenders apply stricter reviews to data center completion prospects and contract structures, widening borrowing-cost gaps across companies. At IREN, GPU loan rates rose from the 6% range in June to the 9% range in August, while Cipher gave up a 5.4% equity stake in exchange for a lease guarantee from Google, increasing the risk of shareholder dilution. According to VanEck and BlocksBridge data, major miners including IREN ($21.1 billion), Riot ($7.2 billion), and Hive ($4.6 billion) are showing signs of significant funding strain, making capital-raising capacity a key factor in corporate survival going forward.

The UK High Court ruled that Chinese law, rather than UK law, applies to a dispute over the recovery of 61,000 BTC tied to the Qian Zhimin case, which involved laundering large sums between China and the UK. The court found the legal basis for ownership claims brought by Chinese investors lies in China. As a result, more than 16,000 Chinese victims who joined the UK recovery process are unlikely to receive distributions based on gains from Bitcoin’s price appreciation under UK law. Experts said the victims will most likely be compensated only for principal and statutory interest under China’s legal system, while cross-border talks over whether the remaining gains should be confiscated and transferred to state coffers could emerge as a new issue in asset return negotiations. Qian had previously been sentenced in the UK to more than 11 years in prison for laundering the proceeds of an investment fraud in China targeting around 130,000 people through BTC, and UK police had seized 60,000 BTC in connection with the case.

LD Capital founder Yi Lihua said on X that BTC is entering a clear downtrend across indicators on all time frames. Yi said BTC had seen rebounds during the decline over the past few days, but with U.S. stocks falling and oil prices rising, Bitcoin has now dropped below the midline on the four-hour chart, or the 20-day moving average. Yi added that BTC has entered a clear downtrend on every time frame except the weekly chart, including the 15-minute, one-hour, four-hour and daily charts, and said the current correction still has a long way to go before it ends.

BTW has fallen by 4.37% in the past five minutes on the COINNESS market. Currently, BTW is trading at $1.72.

On-chain analyst Darkfost said Bitcoin long-term holder profitability is recovering, a pattern that has appeared near the end of past bear market cycles. Darkfost said Bitcoin’s LTH SOPR, or the spent output profit ratio for long-term holders, has moved back above its annual average of 1.10 and is holding that level. That suggests long-term holders realized an average profit of about 10% over the past year. As of today, the weekly average stood at 1.25 and the monthly average at 1.16, with both above the annual average. Darkfost said this signals market conditions have improved enough to put long-term holders back in profit, and described the recovery in long-term holder profitability as an interesting signal when compared with patterns that marked the end of previous bear markets.