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Bitcoin's price dropped below its 365-day MA, a key technical signal. Analysts warn that failing to quickly reclaim the $102,063 level could confirm the start of a new bear market.
- BullZilla ($BZIL) surged 2,381% in October 2025, defying market downturns with deflationary tokenomics and a 24-stage presale model. - Ethereum (ETH) and Pepe (PEPE) declined 2.45% and 5.92% respectively amid broader "October Clearance Sale" corrections. - BullZilla's structured approach, including staking rewards and token burns, attracted $1M in presale funds and 3,300+ holders. - Analysts highlight BullZilla's measurable performance and transparent design as key differentiators in the competitive meme
- Genius Sports (GENI) reports Q3 2025 earnings with $156.27M revenue but -$0.18 EPS, showing revenue growth vs. worsening losses. - Analysts maintain "Outperform" rating (avg. $15 target, 33% upside) despite GF Value model suggesting $10.45 fair value. - Stock faces pressure from profitability challenges, with June 2025 post-earnings drop highlighting revenue-profitability disconnect.
- 16:16Payment company Paystand acquires crypto payroll platform BitWageForesight News reported, according to Axios, that payment company Paystand has acquired the crypto payroll platform BitWage, with the acquisition amount undisclosed. This acquisition will enable Paystand to provide cryptocurrency payment solutions to its clients.
- 16:16Strategy: Perpetual Preferred Stock STRE Fundraising Scale Increased to $715.1 MillionForesight News reported that Strategy has announced an increase in the fundraising scale of its perpetual preferred shares STRE from 350 million euros to 620 million euros (approximately 715.1 million US dollars). The issuance and sale of STRE shares are scheduled to be settled on November 13, 2025, subject to customary closing conditions.
- 16:16Open-source code development company Commonware completes $25 million financing round, led by TempoForesight News reported that, according to Fortune Magazine, open-source code development company Commonware has completed a $25 million financing round, led by Stripe-backed startup Tempo. As part of the collaboration, Stripe-backed project Tempo will work with Commonware to develop faster blockchain payment processing methods.