BitDigest November 16 · Issue #785
- Crypto prices hold over weekend as total market cap inches towards $500 billion
- The Deputy Governor of Bank of England explained the bank was not required to protect traditional banking business models against the threat of digital currencies and blockchain innovations
- FATF says private companies still need to work harder to implement ‘Travel Rule’
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Crypto Receives a Boost from Strong Jobs Print, WULF Sells Hash Rate to Expand AI Capabilities
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MARKET UPDATE Crypto is broadly lower today as geopolitical conflict continues to weigh on risk assets, with BTC -0.91% falling to $60k and ETH -0.75% approaching the low $2,300s. Aptos (APT 0.58% ) is one of the few gainers in the top 100 tokens as they have strengthened their presence in Japan via an acquisition of HashPalette, a Japanese NFT service provider and developer of Palette Chain. AAVE -1.07% is also showing slight gains following...
CRYPTO MARKET UPDATE Crypto prices have rebounded slightly following yesterday's sharp selloff, with BTC -0.91% climbing back above $61,000 and SOL -3.59% moving above $145, while ETH -0.75% is lagging, trading around $2,400. Among today's outperformers is SUI -0.69% , which appears resilient despite a $115 million token unlock yesterday. Oil is partially retracing its early rally, gold is lower on the day, and yields are moving higher, suggesting at least a temporary reversal of...
MARKET UPDATE Markets are selling off in the first day of Q4, fueled by geopolitical fears as tensions rise in the mid-east. The SPY 0.77% and QQQ 0.60% have dropped 1.14% and 1.92%, respectively, while the VIX has surged over 17%. XAU and DXY are gaining as investors move towards safe-havens. Crypto assets have also sold off, with BTC -0.91% briefly dropping below $62k and ETH -0.75% below $2.5k. Among altcoins, SUI -0.69% is showing...