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- Ethereum drops 3.43% to $3,325.72, its largest decline since Nov. 4, now 32.88% below its all-time high. - Key support at $3,550 under pressure as technical indicators show bearish momentum with RSI below 50 and MACD negative. - Analysts warn a breakdown below $3,550 could trigger further declines to $3,300, while a rebound above $3,650 might signal short-term stability. - Market sentiment remains divided, with some viewing the correction as healthy but macro risks like Fed policy and Bitcoin weakness pe

- DeFi faces systemic collapse after Balancer's $116.6M exploit via boosted pool vulnerabilities, draining liquidity across Ethereum and Base. - Cascading failures hit Stream Finance ($93M loss) and Elixir's deUSD stablecoin, triggering liquidity freezes and 45% stablecoin value drops. - RedStone's Credora and Mutuum Finance aim to rebuild trust with risk ratings and non-custodial lending, but TVL remains low in Cardano's DeFi. - Analysts warn of persistent governance flaws and cross-protocol risks, as Bit

- Balancer's third major exploit in 2025 drained $116M via a smart contract vulnerability, exposing DeFi's fragility. - Elixir's deUSD stablecoin collapsed after Stream Finance's $93M loss, echoing past DeFi crises. - Cardano's $271M TVL lags peers due to governance issues, despite high staking activity, as founder Charles Hoskinson pushes Bitcoin integration. - Industry calls for stronger audits and governance as DeFi's TVL rebounds but remains vulnerable to systemic risks. - BAL and ADA tokens trade belo

- XRP's 21,000 new wallets and $2.40 price level highlight renewed investor interest amid pending U.S. ETF approvals. - Canary Capital and Franklin Templeton's ETF filings could trigger automatic approval by November 2025, offering institutional access to XRP . - Ripple's $2.4B XRP liquidity release and expanded institutional services aim to stabilize markets and boost adoption. - Analysts predict short-term volatility between $2.26-$2.70 but long-term optimism as XRP ETFs mirror Bitcoin/Ethereum's institu

- UK accelerates stablecoin rules to match U.S. timelines, targeting 2026 implementation to protect financial stability and competitiveness. - Proposed £20k/£10m holding caps and high-quality reserve mandates aim to mitigate mortgage market risks while aligning with U.S. GENIUS Act standards. - BoE collaborates with U.S. regulators through joint task forces to prevent fragmentation, as UK's $160B stablecoin market handles 40% of DeFi transactions. - 2026 timeline balances innovation with stability, with FC

- Analysts predict Litecoin (LTC) could surge to $1,000 by 2025, driven by bullish technical indicators and the first U.S. spot ETF launch. - Crypto analyst Hal proposes a high-risk strategy: buying LTC at $30 and selling at $9,000 to generate 270x returns, citing potential breakout from consolidation. - Institutional adoption grows with Canary Capital's $1.65M LTC ETF and Stake.com processing 16% of daily LTC transactions for gaming microtransactions. - Technical analysis shows mixed signals: RSI neutrali

- Stable's deposit pre-activation event raised $860M by Nov 7, with $500M cap triggering proportional distribution if exceeded. - Canada's 2025 stablecoin framework mandates 100% reserve backing and $10M+ oversight funding to prevent depegging risks. - U.S. banks warn $6T deposit outflows could destabilize banking if interest-bearing stablecoins are permitted, clashing with crypto firms like Coinbase . - Regulatory tensions highlight global challenges balancing stablecoin innovation with financial stabilit

- Federal Reserve officials highlight stablecoins as a transformative force in global payments, emphasizing cost reduction and cross-border efficiency. - Latin America's 60%+ crypto users adopt stablecoins like USDT to hedge against currency devaluation, with Brazil classifying them as formal assets. - U.S. banks and tech firms (PayPal, JPMorgan) leverage stablecoins for 24/7 settlements and low-fee transactions, accelerated by the GENIUS Act. - Regulatory challenges persist as bipartisan crypto legislatio

- USDX stablecoin, issued by Stable Labs, has plunged to $0.74 due to a Balancer V2 Vault exploit draining $100M, triggering forced liquidations and depegging from $1. - The collapse exposed vulnerabilities in synthetic stablecoin mechanisms, with inactive collateral rebalancing and cross-collateral swaps exacerbating liquidity crises across DeFi platforms. - Emergency governance actions (e.g., Lista DAO's LIP 022) aim to curb losses via oracle price adjustments, while experts warn of systemic risks in int

- Kura Sushi (KRUS) reported Q4 2025 revenue of $79.4M, up 20.3% YoY, with $0.18 EPS exceeding forecasts. - Net income turned positive at $2. 3M vs. $5.2M loss in 2024, driven by cost cuts and 15 new U.S. locations. - 2026 guidance targets $330-334M sales with 16 new restaurants, but faces challenges in boosting traffic and pricing.