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⁠Cointelegraph Consulting: Overwhelming bullish sentiment once again proves costly Analysis of sentiment and on-chain data shows that a correction was likely to occur. Is there still room for growth?

⁠Cypherpunk Holdings becomes 9th largest public holder of Bitcoin Canadian holding company dumped XMR and ETH to fund its acquisition.

⁠Bitcoin and blockchain topics to discuss with the crypto curious this Thanksgiving Experts explain how to address common questions newcomers may have regarding bitcoin and the blockchain space.

⁠Record $7.4B Bitcoin futures open interest shows pros still expect $20K BTC Bitcoin price fell short of reaching $20,000, but record high open interest on BTC futures shows pros are still bullish.

⁠Garlinghouse: Ripple would still thrive even if XRP were declared a security The CEO thinks his company will be just fine, even in this hypothetical scenario.

⁠Compound liquidator makes $4M as oracles post inflated Dai price DAI reached a price of $1.3 on Uniswap and Coinbase, the two exchanges used by Compound's oracles.

⁠Bitcoin is disruptive, making its market cycles erratic, Horizen CEO says Bitcoin price cycles may not be as consistent as some believe, according to two industry CEOs.

⁠Ethereum 2.0: Less is more... and more is coming Ethereum 2.0 is no longer about just the potential to bring Ethereum to a much more diverse audience than ever before.

⁠Bitcoin's price correction may not be over, on-chain data analysts warn A bigger Bitcoin pullback or a consolidation might follow, analysts say as the risk of whale sell-off remains.

⁠Crypto derivatives exchange Bybit launches quarterly Bitcoin futures The contracts will offer traders a longer time horizon for speculating on the digital asset.

⁠China’s national blockchain project adds Polkadot support The Blockchain Service Network integrates three more major blockchains.

​​‘Sustainable decentralization’: Network will have 440 validators in weeks Hundreds of validators are going to be added to a decentralization-focused blockchain in the coming weeks — far more than the likes of Polkadot…

⁠Russian prime minister proposes legal steps to bring order to crypto market Russia’s prime minister proposed recognizing crypto as property under the nation’s tax code.

⁠Finance Redefined: DeFi gets its first merger after a devastating hack, Nov. 18-25 Pickle Finance got hacked so badly on Saturday that its developers asked to be merged into Yearn.

⁠Yearn Finance announces another ‘merger’ with the Cream lending protocol Yearn users will be able to use their strategy pool tokens as collateral for lending.

⁠Coinbase warns users of connectivity issues due to Amazon AWS outage The U.S.-based exchange has told users that they may experience some intermittent delays or errors while transacting.

⁠Bitcoin exodus: OKEx users move crypto off exchange as withdrawals resume Major cryptocurrency exchange OKEx resumed all withdrawals at 8:00 am UTC on Nov. 26, but users already appear to be pulling out their funds, fas…

⁠Bitcoin price continues falling, losing $17K in biggest crash since March Fresh lows of $16,300 mean that BTC/USD has lost over $3,000 in 24 hours after hitting highs of $19,480.

⁠Experts say institutions drove Bitcoin's rise to $19K and that alt-season is coming Market analysts are attributing Bitcoin’s sudden surge above $19,000 to aggressive demand from financial institutions and leading compa…

⁠Bitcoin price suddenly drops 11% as whales move BTC to exchanges A Bitcoin price correction to $17,250 fulfills analysts' expectations as $20,000 all-time highs prove difficult to overcome.

⁠Cambridge and Oxford teams compete in algorithmic crypto trading contest Teams representing the maths and science departments of the universities of Cambridge and Oxford are competing to design cryptocurrency trading al…

⁠Bitcoin fees remain low despite price surge but Vitalik says they could soar Bitcoin transaction fees are less than 10% of their 2017 highs, but Vitalik Buterin believes it’s only a matter of time before they soar back…

⁠New analysis suggests Satoshi Nakamoto was a Londoner A new take on an old investigation potentially sheds light on the whereabouts of Satoshi Nakamoto — at least while he was working on Bitcoin.

⁠Judge rejects motion to freeze Cred's crypto assets in bankruptcy case A U.S. bankruptcy judge has rejected a motion to freeze the assets of beleaguered crypto lending service that was filed by its users.

⁠Australian government embraces blockchain with new trial and public servants' network Following the launch of a nationwide APS blockchain network for federal, state, and local staff, Australia has launched an internatio…

⁠Overexposed: DeFi indexes aren't as diversified as you think Research has found overexposure to a few 'blue chip' DeFi tokens is an issue for indexes.

⁠Coinsquare exchange adds new board members The additions to the board follow the confirmation of a new CEO, CCO, and COO in August.

⁠PayPal suspends user for crypto trading using Paypal’s own service The user’s funds are reportedly under a 180-day hold.

⁠Biden considering Gary Gensler for Deputy Treasury Secretary The former CFTC chairman is currently working as a financial advisor for the Biden-Harris transition team.