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1Bitget Daily Digest (Nov 5) ｜BTC Drops Below $100K Amid Market Panic; Chainlink Conference Focuses on TradFi–DeFi Integration; Perp DEX October Volume Hits $1.75 Trillion2Research Report｜In-Depth Analysis and Market Cap of Momentum (MMT)3Bitcoin (BTC) Testing Key MA Fractal Support — Will It Repeat the Bounce Back?
Bitcoin Falls Below the 100,000 Mark: Turning Point Between Bull and Bear Markets?
Liquidity is the key factor influencing the current performance of the crypto market.
ForesightNews 速递·2025/11/05 22:33
The "mini nonfarm payrolls" rebound beyond expectations, is the US job market recovering?
US ADP employment in October saw the largest increase since July, with previous figures also revised upward. However, experts caution that the absence of nonfarm payroll data means this figure should be interpreted cautiously.
Jin10·2025/11/05 22:04
Microsoft Strikes $9.7B Deal With IREN as AI Demand Surges
Cointribune·2025/11/05 20:30
XRP ETF: Nate Geraci predicts a launch within two weeks
Cointribune·2025/11/05 20:30
Sequans Sells 970 Bitcoins, Unsettling the Markets
Cointribune·2025/11/05 20:30
Crypto: Kaiko ranks XRP above Solana and Dogecoin in 2025
Cointribune·2025/11/05 20:30
Solana Treasury Firm Forward Industries Announces $1B Share Buyback
Cointribune·2025/11/05 20:30
EU’s Plan to Expand ESMA Powers Sparks Debate Over Crypto Innovation and Market Control
Cointribune·2025/11/05 20:30
Stellar (XLM) Holds Key Support — Could This Pattern Trigger an Rebound?
CoinsProbe·2025/11/05 20:30
Is Monero (XMR) Gearing Up for a Bullish Breakout? Key Pattern Formation Suggest So!
CoinsProbe·2025/11/05 20:30
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- 22:24Progress in U.S. Supreme Court Tariff Case Debate: Trump's Chances of Winning DecreaseJinse Finance reported that the U.S. Supreme Court held oral arguments on Wednesday regarding the legality of Trump’s large-scale imposition of reciprocal tariffs. In addition to the liberal justices, several conservative justices also questioned the legality of Trump’s tariffs. Chief Justice John Roberts stated that Trump’s tariffs are a tax on Americans, which has always been a core power of Congress. Among the three justices appointed by Trump during his presidency, Neil Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett also raised skeptical questions and delved into the arguments of the tariff opponents. Conservative justices hold a majority in the Supreme Court, with a ratio of 6:3. The Supreme Court may announce the verdict in December. According to the latest data from the prediction platform Polymarket, the probability of Trump winning the case is 27%, down from 40% before the debate, and briefly fell to a new low of 18% during the hearing.
- 22:24US Treasury Secretary Optimistic About Supreme Court Tariff CaseAccording to Jinse Finance, The Wall Street Journal reported that after attending oral arguments at the U.S. Supreme Court regarding a tariff case, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent expressed at the White House that he is "very optimistic" about the government's chances of winning. Bessent also addressed an apparent contradiction between President Trump and his Deputy Attorney General when discussing tariffs: just on Wednesday, Trump stated that tariffs are an important source of revenue for the federal government, while his lawyer argued before the court that raising revenue is not the goal of taxation—a significant legal distinction. Bessent said that tariffs are designed as a wall to protect U.S. manufacturing, and he believes that as domestic industry develops and replaces imports, tariff revenue will decrease over time. "So the goal is balance," Bessent said.
- 22:24World Economic Forum Chairman Warns: AI, Cryptocurrency, and Debt May Become the Three Major BubblesJinse Finance reported that World Economic Forum (WEF) Chairman Børge Brende stated on Wednesday that global financial markets may face three potential bubbles that deserve worldwide attention. During his visit to São Paulo, Brazil's financial center, Brende said: "In the future, we may see bubbles emerge. The first is the cryptocurrency bubble, the second is the AI bubble, and the third is the debt bubble." He added that since 1945, government debt levels have never been this high. Brende pointed out that while AI is expected to bring significant productivity improvements, it could also pose a threat to a large number of white-collar jobs. "In the worst-case scenario, we may see phenomena similar to the 'Rust Belt' in major cities, where cities with a large number of back-office positions and concentrations of white-collar employees are more likely to have their jobs replaced by AI." He cited recent layoff announcements by companies such as Amazon and Nestlé as examples of this trend.