Crypto
16 today · ranked by importance and coverageBusiest crypto tags today 
- The Independent Community Bankers of America accuses the OCC of exceeding its legal authority
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- Blast is shutting down after crypto assets plunged 98%
- The platform once held more than $2 billion in crypto assets

- Bitcoin reclaimed $85,000 as crypto market capitalisation reached $3.042 trillion
- Crypto markets rose amid easing Treasury yields and accelerating short liquidations

- BNY is in talks with Payward over a potential infrastructure partnership
- The potential agreement could span digital assets, custody, trading, payments and financial-market infrastructure

- Jay Clayton may be tapped to oversee the Trump administration’s AI work
- As former SEC chairman, Clayton has a history of crypto regulation by enforcement
- His regulatory record may inform global crypto rules watched by Indian exchanges

- Bitcoin traded near $84,000, supported by institutional demand and ETF inflows
- Elevated Treasury yields and moderating spot demand tempered sentiment
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- Will Schwartz urges continuing Commissioner Peirce’s mission

- Bitcoin trades above $86,000 as gold and tech futures rise
- Investors expect 90,000 new U.S. jobs and unemployment at 4.1%

- Bitcoin dominance is nearing 60% as traders become more comfortable taking risk
- USDT dominance has slipped to 6.3%
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- Dunamu is preparing technology and distribution support for won-backed stablecoins, subject to a legal and regulatory framework

- Bitcoin crossed $86,500 as open interest and funding rates rose, signalling stronger demand for bullish exposure
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- Tether-backed Utexo plans private USDT transfers, BTC-USDT swaps and BTC-backed loans on Bitcoin

- Bitcoin topped $86,000 ahead of September’s U.S. jobs report
- Bitcoin was up roughly 3% in October as traders awaited the data
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- Bitget froze only a tiny fraction of the $387.5 million stolen in last week’s hack
- The exchange is not expecting to recover much and has restored much of its protection fund
- The SEC proposed rules to ease crypto holdings by investment advisers and regulated funds
That’s everything for today