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Here’s what happened in crypto today Today in crypto, Jane Street nearly eightfolded its Fidelity Bitcoin ETF holdings, US President Donald Trump nominated four SEC and CFTC commissioners, including Hester Peirce’s successor, and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unexpectedly resigned. Jane Street boosts Fidelity Bitcoin ETF holdings nearly 8x, trims IBIT Jane Street increased its Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin ETF (FBTC) holdings to 7.01 million shares in Q3, up from 887,000 in June, with the position valued at $509 million. Meanwhile, its BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) stake fell 19% to 20.22 million shares, worth $957 million. The firm also added nearly 9 million ARKB shares and more than doubled its Ethereum ETF holdings by purchasing 7.83 million ETHA shares. Trump nominates Hester Peirce successor among SEC, CFTC picks Trump nominated Steven Levine to replace crypto-friendly SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, alongside three other candidates for vacant SEC and CFTC positions. Both agencies currently face significant staffing shortages, with the SEC having only two of five commissioners and CFTC Chairman Michael Selig serving as the agency’s sole commissioner. All four nominees require Senate confirmation, with Republicans facing a narrow window before Democrats take control in January. Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO, exits board; shares plunge Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang abruptly resigned as president and CEO and left the company’s board, effective immediately. CFO Colette Kress was named interim CEO while the board searches for a permanent replacement. Nvidia shares initially plunged more than 13%, later recovering some losses to trade around $165, down 5% on the day and over 26% for the month. Bitcoin also declined, falling as much as 3.5% to a multimonth low. https://instagram.com/bitcoin.info.9/ - Main page https://instagram.com/bitcoin.info/ - Reserve page

Bitcoin returns to 200-week trend line as analyst sees risk of $57.7K next Bitcoin has returned to its 200-week simple moving average (SMA), a key level historically associated with cycle lows and major support or resistance. Previous decisive breaks above this trend line have preceded stronger rallies. Material Indicators cofounder Keith Alan warned that Bitcoin’s weekly RSI has fallen back to 41.5, a level that previously acted as support. Losing it could expose BTC to a retest of its cycle low at $57,700. However, successfully defending the zone could strengthen the bullish outlook. Stocks on edge amid calls to reinstate Nvidia’s Huang Bitcoin’s decline accelerated Friday as Asian markets reacted to controversy surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng fell 1.55%, while South Korea’s KOSPI dropped 0.98%. US stock futures also edged lower, with Nasdaq 100 futures down 0.2%, as investors considered shifting capital toward Nvidia competitors in the AI sector. Mark Franklin of Manulife Investment Management said markets were rotating into other advanced chip designers, potentially allowing competitors to catch up. Meanwhile, Nvidia shares rose 0.7% in premarket trading amid reports of growing employee support for Huang’s return. An internal post cited by Wired attracted more than 1,600 comments. https://instagram.com/bitcoin.info.9/ - Main page https://instagram.com/bitcoin.info/ - Reserve page

Bitcoin slides below $70K amid thin liquidity, ETF outflows Bitcoin fell below $70,000 on Friday, extending its weekly decline to 9.2% as institutional outflows, tightening liquidity and macroeconomic pressures weighed on sentiment. BTC was trading at $68,607, according to CoinGecko. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropped to 20, its lowest level in over four months, signaling “extreme fear.” Giottus CEO Vikram Subburaj cited institutional outflows, shrinking liquidity and expectations of a December Fed rate hike as key factors behind Bitcoin’s weakness. He warned investors against chasing dips or using excessive leverage. According to 10x Research, Bitcoin fell 5.9% between Nov. 5 and Nov. 12, while the Nasdaq 100 gained 6.4%. The divergence suggests BTC is increasingly reacting to rising Treasury yields and a stronger dollar rather than technology stocks. Bitcoin also moved alongside gold, which declined 5.5% as the US 10-year Treasury yield climbed above 5%. Talos warned that thin liquidity and elevated leverage could amplify volatility. Bitcoin order-book depth across major exchanges dropped to $72 million on Nov. 9, around 33% below normal levels. A recovery in liquidity and capital inflows would help establish a stronger foundation for a rebound. ETF outflows have added to the pressure. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) recorded over $2 billion in net withdrawals across nine consecutive sessions through Wednesday, while US spot Bitcoin ETFs collectively lost nearly $1.44 billion over five sessions. Preliminary Farside Investors data showed another $47.7 million in net outflows on Thursday, with BlackRock and Fidelity figures still pending. https://instagram.com/bitcoin.info.9/ - Main page https://instagram.com/bitcoin.info/ - Reserve page

US Stock Market Sheds Over $700 Billion as NVIDIA Sell-Off Drags Down Tech and Crypto The US stock market is experiencing a sharp downturn, following NVIDIA into a steep decline. Shares of major tech giants are falling rapidly, wiping out more than $700 billion in market value. The broader risk-off sentiment has also hit the digital asset space, sending Bitcoin and the wider cryptocurrency market lower as investors react to the tech-led rout.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang Steps Down, Triggering Sell-Off in Tech Stocks and Crypto Jensen Huang, the co-founder and longtime CEO of NVIDIA, is stepping down from his role after 33 years at the helm, according to media reports. The tech giant has appointed CFO Colette Kress as interim CEO, sending NVIDIA shares tumbling. Impact on Bitcoin and the Crypto Market: • Bitcoin & Risk Assets: Because Bitcoin often trades in correlation with major tech stocks and the Nasdaq, the sudden market panic is putting downward pressure on BTC and broader crypto prices. • AI Tokens Hit Hardest: Decentralized AI and GPU-computing tokens (such as Render, Bittensor, and Artificial Superintelligence Alliance) are experiencing heightened volatility and sharp drops, as NVIDIA is viewed as the primary bellwether for the entire AI sector. • Market Sentiment: Investors are shifting to a “risk-off” mode, awaiting clarity on NVIDIA’s future leadership and its impact on the global AI hardware supply chain. Huang founded NVIDIA in 1993 and led the company for over three decades, playing a pivotal role not only in the AI boom but also in the early history of cryptocurrency mining.

Stablecoin supply falls $14.2B in biggest 30-day drop since June 2022 Stablecoin supply has contracted by $14.2 billion over 30 days, marking its sharpest decline since June 2022, when nearly $30 billion left the market. The drop exceeds the $9.5 billion decline recorded as Bitcoin fell below $58,000 on July 1. Glassnode says shrinking stablecoin supply signals investors are redeeming tokens for dollars and withdrawing capital from crypto, reducing liquidity and limiting the potential for a market rally. USDT is also trading slightly below its $1 peg, reflecting continued pressure as investors move away from stablecoins. A return to positive 30-day supply growth would be an early sign of fresh capital entering the market, Glassnode noted. Coinbase Premium remains negative after four-year lows Other indicators also point to weakening Bitcoin demand as BTC trades near 11-week lows. CryptoQuant reported a 284,000 BTC decline in Bitcoin demand over 30 days, the sharpest contraction since March 2025. Meanwhile, the Coinbase Premium Index, which tracks the price difference between Coinbase and Binance, remained negative on Wednesday. It dropped to -0.27% on Oct. 29, its lowest reading since November 2022. CryptoQuant analyst Amr Taha said the unusually deep discount signals weaker demand or increased selling pressure on Coinbase, a major US trading platform. https://instagram.com/bitcoin.info.9/ - Main page https://instagram.com/bitcoin.info/ - Reserve page

Ethereum Price at $2,000: Scoop the Dip, Hold, or Dump? Ethereum has returned to the $1,900–$2,050 range after losing its August gains, putting a critical support zone at risk. The $2,000 level is now the key battleground: buyers must defend it to prevent further losses, while $2,200 remains the threshold for a meaningful recovery. Ethereum Price Returns to Its August Breakout Base ETH has slipped back to the area that previously served as resistance before its August breakout. Whether this zone can now become support will determine the next move. The technical outlook remains bearish, with Ethereum forming successive lower highs. A decisive drop below $2,000 could expose $1,950, followed by the $1,850 support level. Scoop the Dip, Hold, or Dump? Investors face three choices as ETH retests its former breakout zone. If buyers defend $2,000, bargain hunters may see an opportunity to accumulate. Long-term holders, meanwhile, may prefer to wait for stronger confirmation. Ethereum’s ecosystem continues evolving, with projects such as zETH and Activity Markets exploring ways to measure and reward on-chain activity, including trading, lending, borrowing, staking, and restaking. However, these developments have yet to trigger a clear reversal in price momentum. The $2,200 level is crucial. Reclaiming it would signal that buyers are regaining control and weaken the current bearish structure. Until then, aggressive dip-buying carries the risk of catching a falling market. For now, $2,000 will determine whether Ethereum can avoid another breakdown, while $2,200 could confirm whether a sustained recovery is underway. https://instagram.com/bitcoin.info.9/ - Main page https://instagram.com/bitcoin.info/ - Reserve page

BlackRock Bitcoin ETF outflows hit $2B over nine sessions BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF, iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), recorded over $2 billion in net outflows across nine consecutive trading sessions through Wednesday. Investors withdrew $269.7 million from IBIT on Wednesday, accounting for 90% of the $300 million in total net outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs. Grayscale’s GBTC lost $39.1 million, while Morgan Stanley’s MSBT attracted $9 million in inflows. US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw nearly $1.44 billion in net withdrawals over five consecutive sessions. Crypto exchange Bitfinex said slowing outflows could signal an early market bottom, but are insufficient to confirm a recovery. Bitfinex noted that Bitcoin gained a median 6.4% over 10 trading sessions in previous cases where ETF outflow streaks ended with at least three consecutive days of inflows. Bitcoin traded near $73,000, down 8.5% over the past week, according to CoinGecko. Meanwhile, Laser Digital’s derivatives desk highlighted weak spot demand, a persistently negative Coinbase premium and heavy liquidations of leveraged long positions. It also noted that Bitcoin barely advanced during Monday’s Nasdaq rebound, when the index gained nearly 3%. https://instagram.com/bitcoin.info.9/ - Main page https://instagram.com/bitcoin.info/ - Reserve page

Here’s what happened in crypto today Today in crypto: Binance’s security chief had warned about fake job interview attacks months before hackers used a similar tactic in the exchange’s $6.3 billion breach; OKX and NYSE parent ICE moved ahead with tokenized stock trading despite corporate opposition, while Barclays boosted its BlackRock Bitcoin ETF holdings by 48%. Binance CSO foreshadowed $6.3B hack tactic months before attack Months before Binance suffered its record $6.3 billion hack, Chief Security Officer Jimmy Su warned that attackers could use fake job interviews to trick employees into running malicious code, compromising devices and stealing credentials. Speaking to Cointelegraph in July, Su described the tactic as a growing internal security concern. His warning has gained significance after a similar method was reportedly used in the exchange’s breach. OKXICE moves ahead with tokenized stocks as blue chips push back OKX and NYSE parent Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) plan to launch tokenized stock trading on Nov. 23, despite objections from 67 companies, including JPMorgan Chase, McDonald’s, SpaceX and Coca-Cola. The platform will operate under the SEC’s temporary Innovation Exemption, offering eligible US users 24/7 trading. Nasdaq has also warned that fragmented trading across disconnected platforms could hurt liquidity. Tokenized stocks represent company shares or track their prices through blockchain-based tokens. Their combined market value reached $3.88 billion on Nov. 11, up 13.4% in 30 days. Barclays boosts BlackRock Bitcoin ETF stake 48% as banks expand holdings Barclays increased its stake in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) by 48% in Q3, reaching 3.94 million shares worth approximately $187 million, according to its latest Form 13F filing. Citigroup also disclosed a new $119 million position in Fidelity’s Bitcoin ETF, while increasing its IBIT holdings by 50% to roughly 521,000 shares. The filings signal growing institutional exposure to Bitcoin ETFs, with more banks and hedge funds expected to disclose their Q3 positions by Monday. https://instagram.com/bitcoin.info.9/ - Main page https://instagram.com/bitcoin.info/ - Reserve page

🚨 Bitcoin Update: What’s Happening in the Market Right Now? 📉 Bitcoin is facing strong downward pressure today, trading in the $73,200 – $74,100 range (down ~2–3% in the last 24 hours). After pulling back 40% from its all-time high of $126k in October 2025, the market is testing a critical turning point. Here are the key drivers behind the move: 📊 Hotter US Inflation: The latest CPI report came in higher than expected (+0.4% monthly), strengthening the US dollar and sparking fears that the Fed will keep interest rates higher for longer. 🔐 Exchange Outflows: Following the historic $6.3B Binance hack in late October, users have withdrawn over $3.6B, while US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their first net outflows since June. ⛏️ Miner Selling: Major mining giant MARA Holdings sold 13,597 BTC ($1.1B) over the past six weeks to pay down debt and buy back shares, adding extra sell pressure. 🏦 Institutional Bright Spot: On a positive note, Coinbase officially received a full national trust charter from US federal regulators, expanding institutional custody. 👀 Key Levels to Watch: Bulls are fighting to defend the $73,000 – $73,200 support zone (the 200-day moving average). A breakdown could open the door to $69k–$70k, while reclaiming $78,000 is needed to spark a year-end rally toward $85k. Are you buying the dip or waiting for lower levels? Let’s discuss in the comments! 👇💬 #Bitcoin #BTC #CryptoNews #CryptoMarket #bitcoininfo

Bro said he’s done competing with AI models… but apparently got involved in a whole different kind of intelligence competition. 💀 NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang admitted to cheating on his wife with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang, who has reportedly been suspected by U.S. intelligence officials of having ties to Chinese espionage. The controversy has now triggered an independent investigation by NVIDIA’s board to determine whether Huang was targeted in a foreign intelligence operation or whether sensitive company information was compromised. Meanwhile, the CEO of one of the world’s most powerful AI companies is dealing with a scandal that sounds like something straight out of a spy movie. From competing with AI to starring in an intelligence scandal. What a plot twist. 💀