According to BlockBeats, the cryptocurrency ALLO opened at $0.9887 and is currently trading at $0.79.

TD Cowen reiterated its overall outlook for Bitcoin at the end of the year, maintaining its base target of $141,277 for Bitcoin by December 31st, while also presenting more extreme upside scenarios ($160,000) and downside scenarios ($60,000). Furthermore, TD Cowen expects Strategy to add 6,720 Bitcoins to its Bitcoin treasury following the issuance of its first euro-denominated preferred stock, STRE (valued at €620 million, approximately $715 million). TD Cowen also maintained a buy rating and price target for Strategy's newly issued euro-denominated STRE and STRC shares, while reiterating its buy ratings on Strategy's existing STRF, STRK, and STRD classes. (The Block)

According to Odaily, Bitcoin is facing challenges in achieving a meaningful recovery following last month's sharp decline, as signs of fatigue persist in the cryptocurrency market. On Monday, Bitcoin briefly surpassed $107,000 before falling below $105,000, highlighting the fragile sentiment after a widespread sell-off that erased billions in market value. This downturn is partly attributed to large holders taking profits near this year's highs and lingering unease following early October liquidations. Funds flowing into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) show little enthusiasm. On Monday, despite stock and credit markets rising after Washington's actions to end the government shutdown, U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs attracted only $1 million in net inflows. From a technical perspective, Bitcoin remains below its 200-day moving average, currently around $110,000, which analysts view as a critical threshold for any sustained upward movement.

Nasdaq-listed IP Strategy disclosed that its IP token holdings have reached 52.5 million (an increase of approximately 9 million from last month), worth over $230 million. The company also announced a partnership with Crypto.com, which will provide execution, custody, OTC trading, and staking services for its digital asset treasury. (Globenewswire)

Pizza delivery giant Domino's has announced a partnership with xMoney to offer fiat and cryptocurrency payment services, with the first location in Cyprus. (Decrypt)

Bitcoin is struggling for a meaningful recovery after last month's plunge, but signs of fatigue persist in the crypto market. On Monday, Bitcoin briefly broke above $107,000 before falling back below $105,000, highlighting fragile sentiment following a broad sell-off that wiped out billions of dollars in market capitalization. This downturn was partly fueled by profit-taking by large holders near this year's highs and lingering unease following the early October liquidation. Inflows into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) also showed little enthusiasm. On Monday, despite gains in stock and credit markets following Washington's move to end the government shutdown, the U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETF attracted only $1 million in net inflows. Technically, Bitcoin remains firmly below its 200-day moving average, currently around $110,000—a key threshold analysts consider crucial for any sustained upward movement.

ICO season is back—and Coinbase is kicking off with one of the biggest token launches of the year. source: https://decrypt.co/348100/morning-minute-coinbase-leans-in-to-icos-monad-up-first

While smaller projects are still struggling with their next round of financing and issuing tokens, giants are already using cash to buy time and acquisitions to secure their future.

A controversial Russian cryptocurrency businessman has died as he crashed his $400,000 Lamborghini in the north of Moscow. The alleged Bitcoin millionaire had amassed hundreds of unpaid traffic fines, authorities say, many of which were imposed for speeding. Russian crypto figure flips his Lamborghini in Moscow Crypto entrepreneur Alexei Dolgikh died in a high-speed car […] source: https://www.cryptopolitan.com/russian-crypto-millionaire-dies-lambo/

Two German parties are pushing to abolish tax-free Bitcoin holding, arguing that the rule is outdated. source: https://u.today/german-parties-propose-crushing-bitcoin-tax-benefits

The Shiba Inu derivatives market is again heating up, providing a bullish outlook for the SHIB price. This comes as the crypto market rebounds, with SHIB also recording notable gains in the past few days. Shiba Inu Derivatives Market Heats Up With Rising Open Interest CoinGlass data shows that the Shiba Inu derivatives market is heating up, with open interest rising as much as 15% on November 8. This indicates that traders are again betting on a significant price movement from the foremost meme coin source: https://www.newsbtc.com/news/shiba-inu-derivatives-market/

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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Warren Buffett's Thanksgiving address: Accelerating philanthropy, bidding farewell to the podium, and the future of Berkshire Hathaway.

This article, drawing on the author's practical experience, analyzes the case of a person who used PVN to exploit airdrops and earned 5 million, only to have it all confiscated.

When project exposure no longer depends on the preferences of a particular person or platform, project teams will return to the product itself, and retail investors will learn to use data to judge value.

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Brazil’s central bank has announced a major regulatory overhaul for digital asset service providers (VASPs), extending anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) standards to the country’s booming crypto sector.