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Cryptopolitan·

Aave price forecasts for 2026 to 2032 with recent AAVE market data

The article is a price-prediction piece on 's AAVE token, which it puts at about $98.59 with a market cap of $1.52B and 24-hour volume of $269.23M. Its technical readings are bearish, with the Fear & Greed Index at 13 (Extreme Fear), and it cites a rebound from $96.60 toward $105 to $111 as the levels to watch. The forecasts, which reach a maximum of $480 by 2032, are the author's projections and not outcomes. The piece also notes that , the company behind , and its clients bought an undisclosed amount of AAVE on the secondary market on 5 November.

Crypto Briefing·

BitMine chairman Tom Lee links AI selloff and Anthropic IPO to crypto pressure

chairman Tom Lee argues that an AI market selloff and 's IPO, with its cash demands, are adding pressure to crypto markets, alongside recent hacks. The article is brief and gives no prices, amounts or timelines to verify the claims. It frames these pressures as evidence of how closely modern financial markets are linked.

BeInCrypto·

Kraken parent Payward posts Q3 profit rebound but earnings remain well below last year

, the parent of the exchange, reported third-quarter adjusted EBITDA of $60 million, up from $23 million in the second quarter but down 67% year on year, according to a shareholder letter cited by . Average platform assets fell 21% to $43 billion, while funded accounts grew 37% to 7.1 million. Payward also now uses Total Platform Margin as its main measure, and its IPO has no date set.

Cryptopolitan·

Trump nominates four SEC and CFTC picks, including CLARITY Act negotiators

The Trump administration sent four nominations to the Senate on 12 November: Kristin N. Johnson and Steven Levine for the , and Nathan Anonick and Matthew Rowland for the . Anonick and Rowland both worked on the CLARITY Act, which stalled in the Senate in September. Republican leaders reportedly want the nominees through committee by 20 November for a year-end confirmation package, while analysts warn the legislation could be delayed by up to two years under a Democratic-led Congress.

CryptoPotato· · High

Bitcoin falls below $65,000 as leveraged liquidations and Fed hike odds weigh on markets

Bitcoin fell from around $81,000 to under $65,000, with an intraday low of $65,020, as excessive leverage led to over $500 million in liquidations on Saturday alone, 94% of them longs. Ted Pillows found no evidence of large sell-offs above $50 million, and wallets linked to Erik Voorhees bought nearly $100 million of over four days. Markets also priced in a near-certain December Fed rate hike, according to CME Fedwatch, and .

The Block·

CFTC sues Louisiana to block order banning 31 prediction markets

The has sued Louisiana to block a state judge's order that bans 31 prediction markets, including and , within the state. Louisiana's attorney general hit back by calling the CFTC chair an 'obsequious standard bearer' for prediction markets. The dispute is a clear clash between federal and state authority over these platforms.

The Block·

JPMorgan lifts Strategy stake 36% and holds $540M in BlackRock bitcoin ETF

JPMorgan's third-quarter 13F filing shows it raised its Strategy (MSTR) stake by 36% to 848,932 shares, worth $131.3 million, up from $57.9 million in June. It holds 11,408,930 (IBIT) shares from , worth $540 million, but cut its (ETHA) holding to 399 shares from about 1.17 million.

BeInCrypto·

Hoskinson says he never promised ADA price gains amid investor anger

founder Charles Hoskinson told frustrated ADA holders during a livestream that his roadmap is complete and he never promised price appreciation, only that he would love to see Cardano overtake Bitcoin. He said the network now runs on self-governance, with holders choosing their own leaders after the Plomin hard fork in January 2025. ADA trades near $0.1635, down 26.6% over the past month.

CryptoPotato·

ETH falls near three-month low as Ethereum Foundation keeps selling

dropped to just above $1,800 during a weekend market-wide crash, its lowest level in almost three months, and is down more than 25% since 4 November. Onchain Lens data shows the sold 7,500 ETH over four days, worth about $14.5 million, with its latest 2,500 ETH swapped for USDS via . Peter Schiff says a break below the roughly $1,600 uptrend could send ETH toward the 2022 low near $1,000.

BeInCrypto·

House memo urges limits on officials' prediction market bets

A November 13 memo from House Oversight staff asks Congress to ban or tightly limit officials in all branches from trading on government and political prediction market contracts, even without inside information. The memo cites three cases, including a $1.2 million trade on .com that the CFTC alleges used nonpublic search data. The Senate already barred senators and their staff in April, and the Department of War has barred personnel from using prediction markets for personal gain.

CoinGape·

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Wallet, letting AI agents pay with ordinary cards

has introduced on 13 November 2026, letting its persistent AI agents, called dots, complete purchases for eligible US ChatGPT Pro users. OpenAI works with , Mastercard and Visa, and the payment network issues a token in place of the card number, so neither the merchant nor the agent sees the card details. OpenAI does not hold funds or act as a bank, and it has not disclosed any fee for merchants.

BeInCrypto·

HYPE token holds up better than Bitcoin and Ethereum as crypto market falls

HYPE traded near $73 on Friday, down about 7% over seven days, compared with a fall of more than 9% for Bitcoin and nearly 14% for Ethereum. research found HYPE's open interest on fell about 12%, from $1.21 billion to $1.07 billion, while Ethereum's fell more than 52% on the same platform. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $284.1 million in outflows on November 12, their sixth consecutive negative session.