Bitcoin Crashed, But Nobody Is Rushing To Apply At McDonald’s
Viral posts say McDonald’s job searches are surging as Bitcoin crashes. Google Trends shows those searches falling while Bitcoin crash searches climb.
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Bitcoin Crashed Before SpaceX’s IPO Then Soared, Anthropic’s Is Next
Bitcoin fell 19% before SpaceX’s IPO, then jumped 28% after it. Now it is down 24% ahead of Anthropic’s listing. Here is what the pattern could mean.
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Gemini Owes Winklevoss Fund 4,356 Bitcoin That Can Be Called Back Anytime
Gemini owed 4,356 borrowed Bitcoin, worth $364 million, to related party WCF, with no due date and callable on written notice.
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Bitcoin Crashes Below $68,000 And The Fed Could Keep It Down Until Christmas
Bitcoin crashed below $68,000, 45% off its record. A hiking Fed, 5% yields and ETF outflows point to pressure until the Dec. 9 Fed decision.
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Bitcoin Sinks To Lowest Since August After Jensen Huang Quits Nvidia, And Friday Could Make It Worse
Bitcoin slid to about $71,400, its lowest since August, as Jensen Huang’s exit from Nvidia hit tech stocks.
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Sygnum Eyes Up To 10% ETH Returns, But Its Bitcoin Twin Made Just 2.5%
Sygnum’s new ETH Alpha Fund targets 8-10% a year in ETH, well above staking, but its Bitcoin version has returned just 2.5% since October 2025.
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Deutsche Bank Will Now Guard Your Bitcoin And Ether, If You’re A Big Client
Deutsche Bank says its crypto custody service is now live, holding Bitcoin and Ether for institutional and corporate clients in Europe.
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MARA Sells 13,597 Bitcoin For $1.1B To Wipe Out $750M In Loans
Bitcoin miner MARA Holdings sold 13,597 Bitcoin for about $1.1 billion and used $750 million to pay off all its bitcoin-backed loans, its Nov. 9 filing showed.
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Bitcoin ETFs Lose $366M In A Day, Taking Weekly Outflows To $1.47B
Bitcoin ETF outflows hit $366.66M in a day and $1.47B in a week as Bitcoin slid about 5% to near $75,500. Ethereum funds lost $391M in the week.
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Democrats Win Congress, But Insiders Say Bitcoin’s Real Boss Is The Fed
Democrats won control of both the House and the Senate, Bitcoin fell to about $76,200 before recovering above $78,000, and crypto insiders say inflation, oil
