Alibaba showed new Qwen models yet gave no price for XRP, Dogecoin or Solana for November 2025. Traders now lack a clear number from a top system and must look elsewhere for clues. The gap hits hardest for funds that feed model signals into risk engines.
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Liam writes about Web3 and decentralized finance, focusing on how protocols, applications, and governance models are used in practice. His coverage centers on real adoption, integration, and the mechanics behind decentralized systems.Market developments and regulatory context are part of his reporting when they intersect with Web3 or DeFi activity.
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Aptos Token lags behind the rest of the crypto market as traders sit on their hands. The coin drops while most others trade flat or rise because people refuse to buy or sell until a headline or price move tells them what to do. The quiet drains life from smaller coins and leaves order books thin, pressuring futures and options desks first as they try to gauge whether money will rotate back into Aptos or stay in Bitcoin.
Standard Chartered says the next seven days could flip the Bitcoin picture, telling clients the week ahead might act as a market turning point. The bank’s note matters because it spans both macro data and market internals, implying potential shifts in price, liquidity, and derivatives positioning. The warning touches spot holders, futures and options traders, and funds channeling cash into BTC.
Brinc and HELLO Labs have announced a strategic alliance to identify, fund and elevate early-stage web3 startups. The collaboration aims to bring together acceleration experience, media amplification and investor-access under one roof.
IBM is stepping decisively into the crypto arena by unveiling a comprehensive digital-asset platform designed for banks, governments and large enterprises. This move aligns with the rising institutional appetite for tokenized assets and stablecoins — signalling a shift from pilot experiments to full-scale production.
The cryptocurrency market is posting a significant rally this Monday, October 27, increasing its total capitalization by 3.3% to nearly $4 trillion. Bitcoin (BTC) is leading the advance, surpassing $115,500. The primary reasons for the crypto market rally are attributed to growing expectations of a rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Strategy, Michael Saylor’s business intelligence firm, has once again increased its holdings. The company acquired an additional 390 BTC between October 20 and October 26. This purchase brings Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings to a new record. The information was confirmed by Saylor himself via a regulatory filing and his social media on October 27.
Digital asset investment products saw massive inflows of $921 million last week. This rebound follows weaker-than-expected inflation data in the U.S. Monday’s report from CoinShares attributes this to renewed hopes for rate cuts. The crypto investment product flows show a renewed appetite for risk. Bitcoin was the clear protagonist of the week, consolidating its dominance. The asset led demand with $931 million in net inflows. This figure demonstrates strong confidence in the main crypto asset. However, Ethereum showed an opposite and concerning trend. ETH products recorded outflows of $169 million. It is important to note that this is its first…
Bitcoin (BTC) started the last week of October with a rebound, hitting $114,500 at the weekly close. However, traders remain nervous. The digital asset now faces a key test. Bitcoin seeks historic monthly close if it manages to close above $115,750.
JPMorgan will let custodians, family offices and fund managers lock BTC or ETH in a vault and receive cash. The bank told clients this shift turns the coins into loan security without requiring a sale. The move brings crypto closer to mainstream finance by treating major coins as collateral for dollar loans.
