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- ASTER surged 9% to $3.27B market cap after team clarified tokenomics and Binance's CZ disclosed $2.5M holdings. - Misstated unlock schedules and a $10M trading competition fueled demand, with price stabilizing above $1.14. - Analysts highlight $1.38 target if $1.26 resistance holds, but warn of risks from stagnant fees and declining user growth.

- Cloudflare's 2025 global outage disrupted major websites and crypto platforms, exposing centralized infrastructure vulnerabilities and boosting DePIN interest. - The incident caused 500 errors and API failures, impacting services like ChatGPT, X, and crypto exchanges, while pushing Cloudflare's stock down 3.5%. - DePIN advocates argue decentralized infrastructure reduces single-point failures, with projects like Gaimin promoting distributed cloud models using global resources. - Blockchain's operational

- Bitcoin's recent sharp price swings, dipping below $90,000 before rebounding to $96,500, have intensified debates over bear market risks versus bull cycle consolidation. - MicroStrategy's CEO Michael Saylor denied Bitcoin sales, reaffirming accumulation strategies as institutional ETF redemptions hit $870M, signaling bear market concerns. - Technical analysts highlight critical $92,000–$95,000 support zones, with breakdown risks pushing prices toward $85,000–$90,000 amid deteriorating market sentiment. -
- ICP Caffeine AI, a blockchain-AI platform by DFINITY, launched in 2025, boosted ICP token price by 56% and partnered with Microsoft and Google Cloud. - Its cost-efficient AI tools and chain-of-chains architecture enable real-time portfolio optimization and risk management for institutions. - Despite a 22.4% Q3 dApp activity drop, it achieved $237B TVL, but faces scalability and regulatory challenges from competitors and SEC scrutiny. - Analysts project growth if ICP sustains above $6.50, but institutions
- ICP's price surged over 6% in late 2025 driven by cloud partnerships and technical upgrades. - Collaborations with Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud enhanced enterprise adoption via interoperability and scalability. - Innovations like Fission and Stellarator boosted compute capacity and data retrieval speeds by 50%. - Governance upgrades enabled rapid protocol changes, attracting 1.2M active wallets and $237B TVL. - Institutional interest grows, but DApp activity declined 22.4%, highlighting ecosystem mat




- 14:29Michael Saylor posts "Stay the course," responding again to the market downturnJinse Finance reported that Strategy founder and executive chairman Michael Saylor once again responded to the market downturn on the X platform, writing: "Endure." Previously, Michael Saylor also posted, "They will say we were lucky," implying that the current market low may be a buying opportunity.
- 14:19Visa and Mastercard are rapidly advancing into the stablecoin sector and seeking acquisitions or investmentsChainCatcher reported that Visa and Mastercard are rapidly embracing cryptocurrency payments to capitalize on the growing popularity of stablecoins in developing countries and to fend off competition from merchants seeking to bypass their networks. Both companies have been aggressively expanding their cryptocurrency payment businesses overseas and are actively seeking acquisition or investment opportunities. Visa aims to invest in stablecoin startups, especially those that help expand its banking network and increase its user base.
- 14:19Bitmine's Ethereum holdings have surpassed BlackRockAccording to ChainCatcher, monitored by Lookonchain, after Tom Lee's Bitmine purchased 63,123 Ethereum (worth $174 million) this week, its total Ethereum holdings have reached 3,623,002 ETH (worth $9.96 billion), surpassing BlackRock to become the largest Ethereum holder. Meanwhile, BlackRock reduced its holdings by 43,237 Ethereum (worth $119 million) today, and currently holds 3,604,966 Ethereum (worth $9.91 billion).