The White House: September's Bureau of Labor Statistics data will be released after the government reopens. (Jinshi)

According to Foresight News, Japanese exchanges are investigating strategies to curb corporate accumulation of cryptocurrencies. The exchanges are considering various options, such as stricter application of reverse merger regulations and mandating new audits for companies. These measures aim to address concerns over the growing trend of businesses stockpiling digital assets.

According to Cointelegraph, the cryptocurrency market may experience an "unexpected November rally" as traders exhibit increasing fear, potentially leading to a shift of assets from weaker holders to long-term investors. Social media discussions about Bitcoin (BTC) are evenly divided between optimistic and pessimistic views, while Ether (ETH) shows slightly more bullish sentiment. However, XRP (XRP) is facing one of the most "fearful moments of 2025," with less than half of social media comments expressing optimism. The overall sentiment in the crypto market remains apprehensive, influenced by various macroeconomic factors. Analysts suggest that traders are moving towards assets with clearer exposure to economic policies and credit flows, especially as the end of the U.S. Government shutdown approaches. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index, which measures market sentiment, recorded a score of 15 out of 100 on Thursday, indicating "extreme fear," the lowest level since February. Joe Consorti, head of Bitcoin growth at Horizon, noted that the current sentiment mirrors that of 2022 when Bitcoin was valued around $18,000, referencing data from Glassnode. Despite the prevailing negative sentiment, Santiment suggests that this could be "welcomed news for the patient," potentially fueling an "unexpected November rally." The presence of diamond-handed holders ready to acquire assets sold by weaker hands could lead to a market rebound. Santiment emphasized that when the crowd becomes negative on major crypto assets, it signals a potential point of capitulation. Once retail investors sell off, key stakeholders often purchase the dropped coins, leading to price increases. Samson Mow, founder of Bitcoin technology infrastructure company Jan3, shared a similar perspective, asserting that the Bitcoin bull run has yet to commence. He believes that "newish buyers" are primarily responsible for selling, while traders with long-term holding strategies are using the opportunity to accumulate more crypto. Mow argues that the selling pressure originates from individuals who acquired Bitcoin in the last 12 to 18 months and are taking profits due to concerns about a potential peak in the cycle. He describes these sellers as speculators rather than principled Bitcoin buyers, noting that this cohort is diminishing as HODLers with conviction acquire their coins. Mow remains optimistic about the future, suggesting that 2026 will be a promising year for the crypto market.

According to Cointelegraph, institutional interest in crypto technology, particularly tokenization, remains strong despite the volatile price movements of Bitcoin. Thomas Cowan, head of tokenization at Galaxy, shared insights at The Bridge conference in New York City, highlighting a notable shift in focus from Bitcoin's price to the broader benefits of blockchain technology. Cowan explained that there has been a discernible separation between the interest in tokenization and Bitcoin's price over recent months. Historically, as Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies surged, traditional financial institutions expanded their crypto and tokenization teams. However, when prices fell, these teams often downsized. Cowan believes the industry is reaching a point where the advantages of blockchain technology in moving and storing traditional financial assets are recognized independently of Bitcoin's price. The growth of tokenization, where assets like oil or bonds are digitally represented on a blockchain, has accelerated over the past year. This expansion is partly attributed to the Trump administration's regulatory easing on cryptocurrency, which has sparked interest from major traditional finance companies. Despite Bitcoin's price fluctuations, which saw it peak at over $126,000 in early October before declining to around $102,000, the focus on tokenization remains steadfast. Cowan expressed optimism for the coming year, hoping the industry will effectively demonstrate to institutions that tokenization offers a superior, faster, and more cost-effective method for managing financial assets. He emphasized the importance of showcasing the clear benefits of this technology to ensure its recognition as a durable, long-term trend. Stablecoins, which have gained popularity following new U.S. regulations, represent a significant crypto use case. Cowan noted that tokenized money market funds, investing in assets like government bonds, are also attracting increasing institutional interest. As capital moves onchain, investors seek the risk-free rate they miss when holding stablecoins, making the transition from stablecoins to money market funds a logical progression. Cowan believes the industry is approaching a pivotal moment where the transformative potential of blockchain technology will be evident to major financial companies previously hesitant to engage. He urged these institutions to invest now, predicting significant developments in the next few years.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a temporary funding bill for the federal government, taking a decisive step towards ending the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. After the shutdown ends, the government will face a lengthy reopening process, potentially taking several days or even more than a week to return to normal.

PIEVERSE/USDT will soon be officially listed on BitMart's pre-market spot trading market. Trading Pair: PIEVERSE/USDT. Trading Start Time: 2025/11/13 15:00 UTC+8. Minting Start Time: 2025/11/12 15:00 UTC+8. Pieverse is a native proxy-based, compliant payment stack that builds the foundational payment infrastructure for Web3. We utilize x402b to achieve auditable, gas-free payments and timestamp value through on-chain invoices, receipts, and checks.

Ryan Lee, chief analyst at Bitget Research Institute, stated in his latest market analysis that the expansion of stablecoin supply and net inflows into ETFs are continuously attracting traditional financial capital, becoming the main driving force of the current crypto market. He pointed out that, more importantly, this round of capital inflows is sustainable rather than speculative, indicating that the market is moving towards a more mature stage of development. December will be a crucial macroeconomic window, with the end of the government shutdown and interest rate adjustments setting the tone for the market. Furthermore, in a recent Bitget livestream, several guests shared their latest market assessments. Guest "Wang Buai" stated that the US government shutdown is expected to end in the short term, which will boost market confidence and drive capital inflows. He pointed out that the macroeconomic trend of this cycle can be compared to the situation during Trump's first term; after the government shutdown ended, the US experienced quantitative easing and Fed rate cuts, significantly improving market liquidity. Given Trump's upcoming midterm elections next year, he will inevitably take measures to stimulate the US economy to consolidate his votes. Guest "Bidu" pointed out that the recent on-chain liquidity mismatch has intensified, with the utilization rate of mainstream lending pools generally approaching their limits. In the medium term, investors can moderately allocate to high-quality DeFi protocols that have been oversold. Additionally, they should focus on the short-term rebound potential of mainstream public chains such as BTC, ETH, and SOL, as well as popular themes like AI and Memecoin. Overall, the market remains in a phase of "liquidity defense + sentiment game," and a clear trend has not yet been established. The current strategic focus should be on preserving liquidity, avoiding systemic risks, and patiently waiting for trust rebuilding and confirmation of the main trend. Guest "30 Retired" believes that from a long-term perspective, the market is currently in a transition phase between bull and bear markets. In the short term, the market will still be dominated by a rebound, mainly driven by confidence in the US government's resumption of operations and the combined positive factors such as expectations of an interest rate cut cycle. He added that his preferred method for trend judgment is to observe changes in the MACD indicator to determine market direction.

Leading cryptocurrencies traded flat overnight on Wednesday, while stock futures climbed after the House approved a bill to end the 43-day government shutdown. source: https://www.benzinga.com/crypto/cryptocurrency/25/11/48824182/bitcoin-ethereum-xrp-dogecoin-range-bound-even-as-longest-government-shutdown-nears-end-analytics-firm-bullish-on-this-key-btc-metric?utm_source=cryptopanic.com&utm_campaign=partner_feed&utm_medium=partner_feed&utm_content=site

Galaxy tokenization head Thomas Cowan says interest in tokenization is now “independent of the price of Bitcoin” as institutions have started to see the benefits. source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/institutional-interest-tokenization-separated-from-bitcoin-galaxy-exec?utm_source=rss_feed&utm_medium=rss%3Fcb%3Dlqm4he%26_dc%3D1763000409384%26_nocache%3D1763000409384%26ttl%3D0&utm_campaign=rss_partner_inbound

In his latest remarks, U.S. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins outlined his proposed cryptocurrency "token taxonomy" to clearly distinguish which cryptocurrencies are classified as securities. He stated that the taxonomy will be based on the Howey Test, and tokenized securities will still be considered securities.

Aave has officially announced incentives for its lending market on the Aptos blockchain. These incentives aim to reward early adopters and expand Aave's influence within the Aptos DeFi ecosystem. As of this writing, the APY of USDC and USDT deposits on Aptos after incentives both exceed 11%.

According to PANews, Dragonfly Managing Partner Haseeb has reported that more than $20 million lost in the Balancer hack has been recovered by white hat hackers. This recovery marks a significant step in mitigating the financial impact of the cyberattack.

Trump's promise of tariff dividends reflects his populist economic vision, aiming to translate trade protectionism into public welfare. However, the data reveals disparities—insufficient income, high debt, and the threat of inflation—indicating that implementation will be extremely difficult.

Jinse Finance launches its cryptocurrency and blockchain industry daily news bulletin, "Jinse at 8 AM," issue 2876, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

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World Liberty Financial (WLFI) and AB Chain announced a collaboration under which USD1 has been deployed on AB Chain.

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Jinse Finance launches the "Jinse Web3.0 Daily," providing you with the latest and fastest news on MEME, DeFi, DAO, NFT, and the metaverse industry.

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