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Share link:In this post: Emerging-market currencies have delivered their best returns in over a decade, with Brazil’s real gaining over 20% against the dollar. A weaker Fed stance and cautious emerging-market central banks are driving the carry trade’s 10% surge in 2025. Citi remains bullish but warns that a stronger U.S. rebound next year could flip the trend.
Share link:In this post: US Senator Tim Scott says up to 18 Democrats may back the Senate’s Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. The legislation would define how the SEC and CFTC regulate digital assets, including spot crypto markets. Scott expects the bill to be finalized by September, though opposition from Sen. Elizabeth Warren remains strong.
Share link:In this post: Oracle is building massive data centers for OpenAI in a multibillion-dollar deal announced at the White House. The company is spending over $1 billion a year on just one gas-powered site in Texas. TikTok, Uber, Nvidia, and Zoom are also major Oracle Cloud customers.
LIBRA promoters Hayden Davis and Ben Chow had $57.5 million unfrozen by a US judge, causing a brief spike in the coin, while the lawsuit may ultimately fail.
API3; a decentralized oracle solution — has surged nearly 90% in just 7 days. But one bearish metric now threatens to stall the rally.
- 08:47Analyst: Bitcoin enters an institution-dominated era as retail trading share drops sharplyChainCatcher News, CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr stated in an article that the share of bitcoin retail trades (in the $0–$1,000 range) has dropped from 1.8% in 2021 to the current 0.48%, indicating that large participants are increasingly dominating overall trading volume. As of October 2025, the daily average activity of retail trades remains stable at $108 million, but this is significantly lower than the historical peak of $132 million to $150 million, which may suggest a change in market structure and a decline in speculative activity among smaller participants. The number of daily trades in the $0–$1,000 range is about 700,000, close to the historical average, but the average trade size has decreased compared to previous cycles, further confirming the more conservative behavior of retail participants. The bitcoin market is showing clear signs of institutionalization: over the past four years, the proportion of retail trading has dropped sharply, indicating that market control is shifting to large institutions, and the influence of small speculators on overall trends is weakening. The current retail activity is stable at a daily level of $108 million, representing a new benchmark in a mature, institutionalized market—here, the speculative frenzy of small retail investors gives way to more robust accumulation strategies.
- 08:17Data: Tron network DEX trading volume rises to $3.044 billionJinse Finance reported, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, that in October, the Tron network achieved significant growth in DEX and Perps trading volume, number of active addresses, and transaction count. DEX trading volume: $3.044 billions (a month-on-month increase of 174.39%); Perps trading volume: $2.447 billions (a month-on-month increase of 3.47%); number of active addresses: 87.72 millions (a month-on-month increase of 13.42%); transaction count: 304.34 millions (a month-on-month increase of 9.09%).
- 08:02A whale doubles down on shorting ZEC, with a position valued at $1.41 millionAccording to Jinse Finance, monitored by Lookonchain, whale "0xC385" deposited 3 million USDC into HyperLiquid in the past 3 hours and opened a 2x short position of 3,230 ZEC (worth $1.41 million).