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UK fraud office launches probe into US$28 million crypto scheme collapse

UK fraud office launches probe into US$28 million crypto scheme collapse
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) in the UK announced on 20 November 2025 that it has launched an investigation into the collapse of a crypto scheme that raised around US$28 million via NFT fundraises and hedge-fund structures. Authorities have arrested two men on suspicion of fraud and money-laundering in what is the SFO’s first major crypto-asset investigation. 
The inquiry highlights increasing regulatory scrutiny of crypto markets and tightens compliance risk for firms with treasury exposures tied to digital-asset holdings.
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RBI Governor Warns of Crypto Risk, Backs India’s Digital Rupee

RBI Governor Warns of Crypto Risk, Backs India’s Digital Rupee
Reserve Bank of India Governor Sanjay Malhotra said cryptocurrencies and stablecoins carry “huge risk” and reaffirmed the central bank’s cautious approach. Speaking at the Delhi School of Economics, he emphasised that India prioritises a sovereign digital rupee over private crypto assets. Malhotra also praised India’s digital-payments infrastructure (like UPI) and reiterated the RBI’s support for digital innovation — but under strict regulatory guardrails. 
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EU Bank Regulator Says Existing Crypto Rules Cover Stablecoins, Warns of Gaps Ahead

EU Bank Regulator Says Existing Crypto Rules Cover Stablecoins, Warns of Gaps Ahead
The European Central Bank (ECB) has indicated that the current regulatory framework under the Markets in Crypto‑Assets Regulation (MiCA) already provides safeguards for stablecoins and crypto service providers across the EU. However, the ECB cautioned that parts of the ecosystem — particularly foreign issuers and cross-border flows — remain under-regulated and could pose a systemic risk. 
The regulator urged stronger equivalence regimes for non-EU stablecoins and more proactive oversight of crypto asset service provider licensing. (Reuters) 
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India’s Reserve Bank of India Reaffirms Cautious Stance on Cryptocurrencies, Backs Domestic CBDC

India’s Reserve Bank of India Reaffirms Cautious Stance on Cryptocurrencies, Backs Domestic CBDC
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra stressed that cryptocurrencies and stablecoins carry ‘‘huge risk’’ and promoted a more prudent path, while expressing support for India’s own digital-rupee and digital payment infrastructure. 
Speaking at the Delhi School of Economics, he said India’s existing payment rails are effective and the central bank will continue to prioritise sovereign digital innovation over private crypto experiments. The remarks come amid global regulatory shifts in the digital-asset space. 
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U.S. Banking Regulator Allows Banks to Hold Crypto-Assets for Network Fees

U.S. Banking Regulator Allows Banks to Hold Crypto-Assets for Network Fees
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) issued Interpretive Letter 1186, confirming national banks may hold crypto-assets on their balance sheets as principal, to the extent necessary to pay blockchain network fees (‘gas’) or test internal crypto-asset platforms. 
The guidance clarifies the scope but obliges banks to conduct these activities “in a safe and sound manner” under existing law. The move is seen as widening banks’ crypto participation while raising regulatory and risk-management questions. 
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Senate Hardens Focus on Crypto Oversight with CFTC Nominee Hearing

Senate Hardens Focus on Crypto Oversight with CFTC Nominee Hearing
The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee questioned Michael Selig-President Donald Trump’s pick for Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chair—on his approach to crypto regulation. Selig emphasised his goal of “clear, simple guidelines” for crypto firms and indicated a push to increase CFTC’s role over crypto spot markets if the CLARITY Act passes. 
Senators probed his readiness to handle oversight, budgeting and coordination with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) amid calls for regulatory certainty. 
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Crypto Market Activity Rises as Global Valuation Falls to ₹161.9 Trillion

Crypto Market Activity Rises as Global Valuation Falls to ₹161.9 Trillion
The global cryptocurrency market capitalization declined to ₹161.9 trillion, reflecting an 8.5% weekly contraction amid heightened volatility. Trading activity, however, increased significantly as Bitcoin’s 24-hour volume rose 50.14% and Ethereum’s volume gained 44.17%. Market participants attributed the surge in turnover to repositioning by both short-term and institutional traders responding to rapid price movements. Broader market sentiment remains cautious as liquidity pressures persist across major tokens.
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Crypto companies advance plans for potential public listings

Crypto companies advance plans for potential public listings
Several major crypto-focused firms, including Animoca Brands, TRON-linked entities, and Gemini, are preparing for possible public offerings as market conditions stabilize. These plans underscore growing efforts by digital-asset companies to access regulated equity markets and diversify funding channels. The potential listings highlight continued institutional interest in blockchain-driven enterprises and reflect a broader shift toward formal capital-market participation across the sector.
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  • Gemini
  • TRON ecosystem entities
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BlackRock moves toward staking-based Ethereum investment structure

BlackRock moves toward staking-based Ethereum investment structure
BlackRock has filed for the iShares Staked Ethereum Trust, aiming to provide investors regulated exposure to Ether with staking-based yield. The filing indicates growing institutional interest in yield-generating crypto products. If approved, it would become one of the first major asset-manager offerings enabling direct participation in Ethereum’s staking rewards through an ETF-style vehicle.
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Bitcoin falls to around US$92,000 as crypto markets face fresh risk headwinds

Bitcoin falls to around US$92,000 as crypto markets face fresh risk headwinds
On 20 November 2025, Bitcoin dropped to about US$92,000 amid renewed concerns over a possible December interest-rate cut by the Federal Reserve and a broader crypto market correction. According to data, Bitcoin’s market capitalisation stood near US$1.83 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of approximately US$80 billion. Meanwhile, investors pulled a record US$523 million from BlackRock’s flagship Bitcoin ETF, underscoring rising risk aversion among institutional holders. 
Analysts warn that weaker macro-momentum and speculative fatigue could further cap crypto-asset recovery unless macro cues improve significantly.
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Investigation uncovers US$10 billion Bitcoin flows through hidden exchange wallet

Investigation uncovers US$10 billion Bitcoin flows through hidden exchange wallet
An ongoing investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) and blockchain-analytics firm Arkham Intelligence has identified a single wallet that processed nearly US$10 billion in bitcoin transfers between February 2022 and July 2025. The transfers, routed via one exchange embedded inside another entity, raise major regulatory and AML-risk concerns for the digital-asset ecosystem. 
While the activity spans multiple years, the disclosures emerged publicly just recently and may trigger increased scrutiny of exchange operations.
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Bitcoin slides nearly 30% from peak as crypto market cap erases US$1 trillion

Bitcoin slides nearly 30% from peak as crypto market cap erases US$1 trillion
As of 20 November 2025, Bitcoin has dropped almost 30% from its annual high above US $126,000, trading near US $92,783 and dragging the broader crypto market cap down by over US $1 trillion in recent weeks. At the same time Ethereum touched around US $3,042, sliding 0.28% amid risk-off sentiment tied to central-bank policy and elevated yields. 
Analysts warn the correction may deepen if macro risk remains elevated. 
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Bitcoin slides under $90,000 as tech-sell-off ripples into crypto space

Bitcoin slides under $90,000 as tech-sell-off ripples into crypto space
The flagship cryptocurrency Bitcoin declined below the US $90,000 mark in mid-November 2025 amid an extended sell-off in global tech and AI stocks. Over the previous month, the broader crypto market lost more than US $1 trillion in valuation, with risk-off sentiment dominating. 
Analysts say rising interest rates and weaker speculative appetite are denting crypto traction, while stablecoin outflows and whale accumulation patterns suggest a bifurcated landscape ahead.
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Bitcoin dips below $90,000 amid broader tech sell-off and risk-off sentiment

Bitcoin dips below $90,000 amid broader tech sell-off and risk-off sentiment
Bitcoin dropped below the $90,000 mark . The slump is driven by investor concerns over inflated tech valuations, rising interest rate fears and weaker appetite for speculative assets. 
Over six weeks the global cryptocurrency market has lost more than $1.2 trillion in value. 
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Stablecoin rules and global fragmentation: what GENIUS Act means for cross-border payments

Stablecoin rules and global fragmentation: what GENIUS Act means for cross-border payments
With the GENIUS Act setting a U.S. standard for payment stablecoins - requiring transparent reserves, audits and strong custody - industry players see clearer compliance paths for domestic issuance. However, policy experts warn that divergent rules across jurisdictions could complicate cross-border use cases and interoperability. Payments teams and global wallets will need to adapt technical rails and legal wrappers to satisfy varying onshore rules. 
Central banks and standard-setting bodies are expected to accelerate talks on mutual recognition and supervisory cooperation.
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GENIUS Act creates U.S. stablecoin framework as global coordination calls increase

GENIUS Act creates U.S. stablecoin framework as global coordination calls increase
The GENIUS Act - now enacted in the U.S. - establishes comprehensive rules for payment stablecoins, requiring robust backing, audits and issuer transparency. The law narrows legal uncertainty for domestic stablecoin issuers while setting conditions for foreign firms seeking U.S. market access. 
Observers say the Act boosts consumer protection and could spur institutional adoption in payments, but it also raises questions on cross-border coordination as regulators in the EU, Hong Kong and other markets design parallel rules.
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EIOPA proposes 100% capital requirement for insurers’ crypto holdings

EIOPA proposes 100% capital requirement for insurers’ crypto holdings
The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) has recommended a blanket 100% capital requirement for insurers’ crypto exposures in its advice on standard formula capital treatment. 
 The technical advice aims to prevent spillovers from crypto volatility into the insurance sector by applying an undiversified 100% stress to crypto exposures. The proposal will feed into Solvency II delegated rules and is likely to face debate in EU policymaking forums ahead of final adoption.
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Crypto Tokens Surge as Bitcoin Nears $92,000 and Altcoins Gain Strength

Crypto Tokens Surge as Bitcoin Nears $92,000 and Altcoins Gain Strength
The cryptocurrency market saw a selective rally on November 19, 2025, with Bitcoin trading near $92,000 after a 0.43% recovery and Ethereum rising above $3,100. Meme coins led the gains with a 4.28% jump, while CeFi tokens gained 4.02% and the WhiteBIT Token surged over 21%. AI-related tokens like GLM and KITE advanced 3.9%. The movements reflect renewed investor interest in niche segments amid broader volatility and suggest differentiated performance across crypto asset classes.
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Bitcoin ETF Sees Record $523 Million Outflow Amid Market Caution

Bitcoin ETF Sees Record $523 Million Outflow Amid Market Caution
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF experienced a record outflow of $523 million, reflecting growing investor caution amid the volatility that continues to impact the cryptocurrency market. This outflow signals concern over the long-term sustainability of Bitcoin’s recent price rally. As traditional assets such as bonds and gold outperform Bitcoin, investors are reassessing their risk profiles. The outflow from Bitcoin ETFs aligns with broader trends of reduced retail enthusiasm and increased scrutiny over crypto regulation and market dynamics.
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Altcoin Presales Gain Momentum with $28.1 M Raised by Remittix

Altcoin Presales Gain Momentum with $28.1 M Raised by Remittix
Investor interest is shifting to altcoin presales as Remittix raised over $28.1 million and Bitcoin Hyper $27.8 million in recent rounds. These presales reflect growing investor appetite for early‑stage tokens despite broader crypto market caution. The movement into presale stages signals a bifurcation within the crypto ecosystem, where new entrants seek speculative funding while established tokens adjust to broader asset class dynamics. 
The data suggests that while investment in core cryptocurrencies remains cautious, opportunities in niche early‑stage tokens are resurging.
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Bitcoin Falls Nearly 30% from 2025 Peak, Lags Gold and Bonds

Bitcoin Falls Nearly 30% from 2025 Peak, Lags Gold and Bonds
Bitcoin has fallen nearly 30% from its 2025 peak as of November 19, 2025, underperforming traditional safe‑havens such as gold and bonds, which have managed to sustain relative strength in uncertain markets. The crypto’s drop comes amid concerns around regulation, institutional positioning, and the broader economic outlook. While some altcoins and presale tokens have shown momentum, Bitcoin’s slump underscores a recalibration of risk among investors.
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Bitcoin ETF Records $523 Million Outflow as Crypto Market Cap Hits $3.11 Trillion

Bitcoin ETF Records $523 Million Outflow as Crypto Market Cap Hits $3.11 Trillion
Major fluctuations continue in the cryptocurrency ecosystem as BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF registered a record outflow of $523 million, indicating investor caution amid a volatile backdrop. Meanwhile, the total global crypto market capitalisation stands at $3.11 trillion, up by 0.06% in the past 24 hours. Bitcoin itself is trading nearly 30% below its 2025 peak, underperforming relative to traditional safe‑havens like gold and bonds. 
Institutional strategies such as Abu Dhabi’s recent tripling of its Bitcoin ETF bet also highlight diverging trends of accumulation and caution.
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Kraken Raises $500 Million at $15 B Valuation Ahead of 2026 IPO

Kraken Raises $500 Million at $15 B Valuation Ahead of 2026 IPO
Crypto exchange Kraken has completed a $500 million funding round that values the company at around $15 billion, marking a key milestone as it gears up for an initial public offering in 2026. Major institutional investors participated in the round, reflecting growing confidence in the firm’s global crypto infrastructure and derivatives ambitions. 
The fresh capital will be deployed to expand licensing, enhance product offerings, and strengthen compliance ahead of the listing. This funding round underscores the push toward institutionalisation of the crypto‑exchange sector.
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