Bitcoin fell nearly $8,000 in a week, dropping from above $81,000 to below $73,000. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded continued outflows. Stablecoin supply contracted sharply with a $6.6 billion drop in USDT.
South Korean exchange Upbit is listing the HYPE token on November 10. Trading opens across Korean won, Bitcoin, and Tether markets. Deposits and withdrawals run exclusively through the HyperEVM network.
HTX launched spot trading for 20 tokenized United States stocks and exchange-traded funds paired with USDT. The initial rollout supports tokens issued under the bStocks series on BNB Smart Chain.
Russia's Moscow Exchange announced a pilot launch of Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT trading on December 1. The platform will use its existing stock‑market technology and the National Clearing Centre for settlement.
The Bank of Russia has approved retail trading for BTC, ETH, and USDT. Non-qualified investors can access these assets starting November through brokers, asset managers, and exchanges.
Tether's USDT continues to be used on the Tron blockchain while an exchange halted transfers after a security breach. The exchange froze over 4.5 million USDT and posted wallet addresses for tracing.
Moscow Exchange announced a December launch of crypto trading for Bitcoin, Ether and USDT. The platform will use its existing stock‑market infrastructure and the National Clearing Center for clearing.
A suspected $106 million crypto theft from an EU entity targeted accounts at multiple centralized exchanges. Onchain investigator ZachXBT traced the stolen funds moving as USDC and USDT.
Binance lost approximately $6.3 billion in digital assets from its hot wallets during an attack on October 29, 2026. Rival platforms are adjusting security practices and reviewing cold storage systems in response.
Billions of dollars in cryptocurrency left Binance wallets on Thursday. Binance acknowledged a potential security issue and stated that teams are investigating. Founder Changpeng Zhao stated that it looks like a hack.
USDC now handles 56% of euro‑paired stablecoin trading, up from 10% in January 2024. The change follows the EU's MiCA rules, which have prompted exchanges to limit USDT for European users.
On-chain claims have challenged CoinDCX's explanation of a suspected $16 million incident. Analysts said about 15.819 million USDT moved to a TRON wallet from CoinDCX-linked addresses.