Bitcoin steadied above $112,000 with ETF inflows resuming; $103 million into BTC spot ETFs, led by Fidelity’s FBTC ($133 million) while Ethereum saw a strong $236 million net inflow.
Gold rose nearly 1% to hit another record high at $4,179.95 per ounce as geopolitical tensions and the U.S. government shutdown persisted.
Total crypto market cap edged up 1% to $3.83 trillion; Fear & Greed Index slipped to 36, reflecting cautious accumulation.
Stablecoins had their most active quarter ever in Q3 2025 with $45 billion added to supply and $15.6 trillion in on-chain transfers, underscoring institutional demand.
China sanctioned five U.S.-related subsidiaries of Hanwha Ocean in retaliation to U.S. maritime tariffs, intensifying trade tensions.
The headline GAAP loss is almost entirely non-cash. The more consequential development is SharpLink's shift from basic staking into institutional-grade DeFi yield strategies, formalised in a new fund with Galaxy Digital.
Bitcoin hovers above $80K with momentum building toward $83.4K, but traders brace for a CPI-driven move as overbought signals and geopolitical tension threaten a near-term pullback.
The MOU, signed in March and announced Thursday, pairs South Korea's second-largest exchange with SSI Digital as Vietnam prepares to license its first regulated trading platforms.
