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Bitcoin Price Reclaims $74K After CPI Sell-Off Sparks Volatility

Bitcoin rebounded to above $74,600 after dropping to $72,787 following hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation data. The range-bound price action led to low leverage wipeouts, with bitcoin liquidations standing at $51 million out of…

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  1. Today
  2. Bitcoin.com News

    Tom Emmer Wins House Minority Whip, Keeping Crypto Ally in Leadership

    Tom Emmer’s election as House minority whip kept a digital asset advocate in Republican leadership after Democrats won control of Congress. His role preserves influence over Republican votes as crypto legislation faces disputes…

    Also covered byCointelegraph
  3. Decrypt

    OKX-ICE Tokenized Stock Venue Sets Launch, Turning to Crypto Companies After Big Tech Opts Out

    OKXICE will open its tokenized securities venue Nov. 23 with more than 70 assets, led by crypto companies like Coinbase, Circle, Robinhood and Strategy, after 67 companies objected to having their shares listed.

    Also covered byBitcoin Magazine
  4. Bitcoin Magazine

    Russia’s Central Bank Clears Exchange to Open Bitcoin and Crypto Trading on Nov. 22

    Bitcoin Magazine Russia’s Central Bank Clears Exchange to Open Bitcoin and Crypto Trading on Nov. 22 A Bank of Russia ordinance published Wednesday lets exchanges start organized crypto trading on Nov. 22, but only after the…

  5. BeInCrypto

    Russia Opens Bitcoin Trading, but Its Biggest Exchange Is Under US Sanctions

    Russia opens Bitcoin trading Nov. 22, but its biggest exchange is under US sanctions. See what that means for Russian buyers.

  6. Bitcoin.com News

    Deutsche Bank Brings Bitcoin Custody Into Its Institutional Banking Empire

    Germany’s largest lender, Deutsche Bank, has officially launched its digital asset custody service for institutional clients across Europe, bringing bitcoin, ether, and regulated stablecoins into its banking infrastructure. The…

  7. Cointelegraph

    Here’s what happened in crypto today

    Need to know what happened in crypto today? Here is the latest news on daily trends and events impacting Bitcoin price, blockchain, DeFi, Web3 and crypto regulation.

  8. The Block

    OKXICE sets Nov. 23 launch for tokenized securities venue under SEC innovation exemption

    OKXICC, plans to launch its tokenized securities venue at the end of the month, the joint venture announced on Wednesday.

  9. The Block

    Crypto fraudster jailed for eight years over $2.7 million theft plot directed from prison

    Robert Barr was jailed for eight years for orchestrating an attempted £2 million cryptocurrency theft from his prison cell.

  10. Cointelegraph

    FSB urgest Turkey to tighten crypto oversight, set stablecoin rules

    The Financial Stability Board cited progress on crypto licensing and urged stronger enforcement and cooperation with foreign regulators.

  11. BeInCrypto

    Nvidia Stock Jumps 5% as Senator Tells Jensen Huang to Resign: Why Are Buyers Back?

    Nvidia stock jumps 5% on Jensen Huang's Congress deadline day as a GOP senator demands he resign. See why buyers are back.

  12. The Block

    Deutsche Bank goes live with digital asset custody service, signs asset management deal

    Deutsche Bank launched its digital asset custody service and signed an agreement covering tokenized funds, crypto ETCs, and stablecoins.

  13. Decrypt

    Prisoner Jailed for 8 Years Over $2.7M Crypto Theft Plot Run From His Cell

    Robert Barr planned to have accomplices force a crypto investor to install remote-access software so he could drain the wallet from prison.

  14. Cointelegraph

    Bitmine posts $6.3B net loss for fiscal 2026 as Ether prices slide

    Bitmine booked $6.2 billion in unrealized losses on digital assets. It held 6.07 million ETH on Sunday, or 4.97% of Ether’s supply.

    Also covered byThe Block
  15. The Block

    New York federal judge denies Novig’s injunction bid, rules its sports event contracts are not swaps

    A federal judge ruled New York can enforce gambling laws against Novig after finding its sports contracts are not swaps.

  16. Bitcoin.com News

    “From Authorization to Supervision”: European Regulators Outline the Next Phase of MiCA as MERGE Madrid 2026 Concludes

    MADRID, November 11, 2026 – MERGE Madrid 2026 concluded at the Palacio de Cibeles, bringing together leaders from traditional finance, blockchain, investment, and regulation. The three-day conference forms part of MERGE, a…

  17. Cointelegraph

    ECB warns legislative delays could postpone digital euro launch

    ECB Executive Board member Piero Cipollone warned EU lawmakers that delays in finalizing digital euro legislation could push back its potential 2029 rollout.

  18. Cointelegraph

    SEC enforcement actions fall 24%, crypto cases in spotlight

    The SEC filed 348 actions in fiscal 2026, down from 456 a year earlier. Cases included alleged Bitcoin mining fraud and an FTX audit settlement.

  19. CryptoSlate

    Coinbase wins national trust charter, and strict OCC mandates apply

    The OCC authorized a November 9 opening and approved gradual account transfers, while client-level migration timing remains undisclosed.

  20. Yesterday
  21. Cointelegraph

    CFTC warns Kalshi of imminent charges over notification of contracts: Politico

    The prediction markets operator says the issue involves procedural errors affecting a handful of contracts, many of which weren’t live, according to Politico.

  22. Cointelegraph

    Can crypto trust firms compete with banks in US derivatives settlements?

    Crypto custodians are moving into a market handling billions in daily settlements, but regulatory relief and a shift in congressional control leave questions over their long-term role.