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Aave Labs enters the European stablecoin market with a MiCA license.
In the world of decentralized finance (DeFi), a significant event has occurred: Aave Labs has received authorization outside the scope of the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) from the Central Bank of Ireland. This allows the company to launch the Push Virtual Assets Ireland Limited service – its full subsidiary structure for European operations. As one of the first major DeFi projects, Aave can now offer regulated on- and off-ramps for stablecoins across the entire European Economic Area (EEA), covering 30 countries.
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Chrome extension steals seed phrases of Ethereum wallets.
Ethereum users have faced a new threat: **a malicious Chrome extension** is actively stealing seed phrases of cryptocurrency wallets. According to antivirus company **Malwarebytes**, a plugin called *“ETH Wallet Manager”* (now removed from the Chrome Web Store) disguised itself as a legitimate asset management tool, but in reality, it read data from the browser's local storage.
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Whales are selling Ethereum at the fastest pace since 2021
The crypto market has been hit by a wave of sell-offs: large holders of Ethereum ($ETH , known as 'whales'), are massively offloading assets. According to Glassnode, wallets holding ETH for 3 to 10 years are selling an average of **45,000 ETH daily** — the highest pace since February 2021.
Investors are locking in profits after a peak of $3400 in August, fearing a new bear cycle. The hawkish rhetoric of the U.S. Federal Reserve has lowered the chances of a rate cut in December, leading to an outflow of **$1.4 billion** from spot ETH-ETFs. The price of ETH has collapsed by **10% in a day**, dropping below **$3200**, while open interest in futures has decreased to **$17 billion** due to liquidations.
Investors are locking in profits after a peak of $3400 in August, fearing a new bear cycle. The hawkish rhetoric of the U.S. Federal Reserve has lowered the chances of a rate cut in December, leading to an outflow of **$1.4 billion** from spot ETH-ETFs. The price of ETH has collapsed by **10% in a day**, dropping below **$3200**, while open interest in futures has decreased to **$17 billion** due to liquidations.
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Poker partners robbed a crypto blogger of 13.2 million rubles.
On November 13, 2025, the Soviet District Court of Ryazan issued a verdict against two men: a resident of Kazan (29 years old) and a resident of the Leningrad region (32 years old) for the assault on a local crypto blogger and the theft of bitcoins worth 13.2 million rubles. The crime occurred in July 2024 in the stairwell of the victim's building.
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Another predictive platform, FanDuel Predicts, will launch in the USA in December.
November 14, 2025 FanDuel, a leading online gambling operator in North America, and CME Group, the largest derivatives exchange market, announced the launch of the FanDuel Predicts mobile app in December. This new predictive market platform will expand access for millions of American users to event trading, including sports outcomes and financial indicators, without the need for traditional betting.
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Spain fines Elon Musk's social network for cryptocurrency advertising: Fine of €5 million.
On November 13, 2025, the Spanish Securities Market Commission (CNMV) fined platform X (formerly Twitter), owned by Elon Musk, €5 million ($5.8 million) for violating cryptocurrency advertising rules. The fine, dated November 3, was published in the Official State Bulletin and was the result of an investigation.
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Czech Central Bank Invested $1 Million in Bitcoin and Stablecoin: A First Step Towards Digital Reserves
On November 4, 2025, the Czech National Bank (ČNB) announced a pilot project: investing $1 million in Bitcoin and stablecoins pegged to the US dollar. This is the first case where a central bank in an EU country publicly invests in crypto assets as part of its reserves.
"We are testing digital assets to understand their impact on liquidity, volatility, and operational risks," said Governor Aleš Michl at a press conference in Prague. The investments are distributed: 60% in $BTC through a spot ETF, 40% in USDC and USDT on regulated platforms. The total reserves of ČNB are €148 billion, so crypto accounts for only 0.0007%.
"We are testing digital assets to understand their impact on liquidity, volatility, and operational risks," said Governor Aleš Michl at a press conference in Prague. The investments are distributed: 60% in $BTC through a spot ETF, 40% in USDC and USDT on regulated platforms. The total reserves of ČNB are €148 billion, so crypto accounts for only 0.0007%.
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XRP-based ETF set a trading volume record on its first day: 4.9% increase.
November 14, 2025, just one day after launch, the XRP ETF from 21Shares broke the record among crypto ETFs in the U.S. for trading volume on its debut day — $1.2 billion. This figure surpassed the previous record of BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) at $1.1 billion in January 2024. The ETF, available on NYSE Arca under the ticker XRPE, attracted $345 million in net inflows, raising the price $XRP by 4.9% to $0.62.
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Eric Trump: "Bitcoin is the best protection against inflation and corruption"
On November 13, 2025, Eric Trump, co-founder and chief strategist of American Bitcoin, stated in an exclusive interview with Yahoo Finance that Bitcoin is "the best hedge against inflation, corruption, and poorly managed monetary systems in the world." These words came against the backdrop of the price rising $BTC to $105,000, reflecting global interest in crypto as a tool for financial freedom.
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Bitfarms Ceases Bitcoin Mining Due to Significant Losses: A Return to AI and HPC.
November 13, 2025 Bitfarms Ltd., one of the largest public Bitcoin miners in North America, announced a strategic shift: the company plans to gradually cease Bitcoin mining over the next two years and refocus on infrastructure for artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC). This move, announced alongside third-quarter results, was a response to financial pressures in the industry.
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Luxembourg's Sovereign Wealth Fund Invests in Bitcoin: Europe's First Step Towards Digital Reserves
In October 2025, Luxembourg became the first sovereign fund in the Eurozone to invest in Bitcoin. The intergenerational sovereign fund of Luxembourg (FSIL), established in 2014 to preserve assets for future generations, allocated 1% of its portfolio — about €7-8 million — to a Bitcoin ETF. This was announced by Finance Minister Gilles Roth during the budget presentation for 2026 in Parliament.
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SEC Prepares New Structure for Crypto Asset Regulation.
In January 2025, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced the creation of a Crypto Task Force led by Commissioner Hester Peirce. This move, initiated by acting chair Mark Uyeda, marks a shift from a reactive approach based on lawsuits to proactive regulation of crypto assets. The main goal is to develop a comprehensive framework that clearly delineates regulatory boundaries, simplifies registration, and ensures reasonable disclosure requirements.
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The value of tokenized gold reached a peak of $3.6 billion.
The market for tokenized gold has set a new record: the total capitalization of assets backed by physical gold on the blockchain exceeded **$3.6 billion** as of November 13, 2025. According to DefiLlama and Token Terminal, this is **42% more** than at the beginning of the year, and it is **12 times** higher than the figures from 2022.
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Vitalik Buterin: Decentralized Finance is Becoming an Alternative to Banks.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin announced that decentralized finance (DeFi) is evolving into a reliable alternative to traditional banks, offering secure savings and primary accounts for users around the world. In a recorded speech at the Dromos Labs event on November 12, 2025, he noted: "We will see an increase in instances where people, institutions, and users use DeFi as their primary bank account."
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The founder of Twitter announced the relaunch of the cult social network Vine under the new name diVine, — TechCrunch.
The main feature of diVine is a complete ban on generated content and any AI in videos. Only original content will exist, to which copyright will also apply.
The app currently only has 6-second videos and about 100,000 archived videos that were saved before the app was closed in 2016.
The main feature of diVine is a complete ban on generated content and any AI in videos. Only original content will exist, to which copyright will also apply.
The app currently only has 6-second videos and about 100,000 archived videos that were saved before the app was closed in 2016.
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The rolling return on Bitcoin investments has decreased significantly.
In recent months, the rolling ROI of Bitcoin investors has fallen by 3–5 times, according to data from Glassnode and CryptoQuant as of November 13, 2025. If in March 2025 the 30-day ROI for holders exceeded 25% (at a peak of $109,000), today it fluctuates between 4–7% — the lowest level since June 2024.
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MoonPay launches stablecoin issuance service for clients.
The company MoonPay, a leading player in crypto payments, announced the launch of a stablecoin issuance and management service for clients. The solution, announced on November 13, 2025, comes amid rising demand for dollar tokens following U.S. legislation. As reported by Bloomberg, MoonPay will leverage its money transfer licenses to offer services in all U.S. states.
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Taiwan's authorities discuss the creation of a state reserve of bitcoins.
In Taiwan, the discussion about including Bitcoin in national strategic reserves is gaining momentum — a step that could make the island one of the first in Southeast Asia with state-owned $BTC -assets. On November 12, 2025, Prime Minister Cho Chung-tai promised a detailed report on the audit of Bitcoins by the end of the year. The initiative, supported by legislator Dr. Ko Joo-chun and CEO JAN3 Samson Mo, aims to diversify away from reliance on the US dollar.
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Dubai Court froze $456 million related to TrueUSD
A loud scandal has occurred in the world of cryptocurrencies: The Dubai Court of the Digital Economy (DIFC) issued a global order to freeze assets worth $456 million related to the issuer of the stablecoin TrueUSD ($TUSD ) — the company Techteryx. The decision, announced on November 12, 2025, concerns allegations of misallocation of reserves, which led to a shortfall of $456 million. These funds were directed towards illiquid investments instead of being held in safe assets.
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The Russian Ministry of Finance sold bonds worth 1.86 trillion rubles yesterday to cover a budget deficit that exceeded 4 trillion rubles.
About 1.6 trillion rubles were OFZ with a floating rate, which are traditionally purchased by state banks. In total, since the beginning of the year, the volume of borrowing has increased by 5.9 trillion rubles.
Almost the entire deficit of this year's budget is financed through debt borrowings.
This is a sign that the Russian budget is already operating "on credit." The Ministry of Finance is shifting the financing of the war to state banks, forcing them to buy OFZ.
In fact, almost the entire deficit is covered by printed rubles that pass through banks in the form of forced purchases of debt securities. This creates additional inflationary pressure and makes the Russian economy even more dependent on internal debt, bringing it closer to a model of a wartime "credit pyramid."
About 1.6 trillion rubles were OFZ with a floating rate, which are traditionally purchased by state banks. In total, since the beginning of the year, the volume of borrowing has increased by 5.9 trillion rubles.
Almost the entire deficit of this year's budget is financed through debt borrowings.
This is a sign that the Russian budget is already operating "on credit." The Ministry of Finance is shifting the financing of the war to state banks, forcing them to buy OFZ.
In fact, almost the entire deficit is covered by printed rubles that pass through banks in the form of forced purchases of debt securities. This creates additional inflationary pressure and makes the Russian economy even more dependent on internal debt, bringing it closer to a model of a wartime "credit pyramid."
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