$1.5B Stablecoins Minted by Tether and Circle

- U.S. regulators fast-track XRP ETF approvals, with 21Shares, Franklin Templeton, and Canary Capital nearing launches by late November. - Analysts predict XRP could surge to $100–$1,000 if multiple ETFs debut simultaneously, potentially pushing its market cap to $6 trillion. - Ripple's $4B funding round and SEC court rulings validate XRP's utility in cross-border payments, signaling institutional adoption. - Risks persist, including regulatory delays and unmet adoption targets, though ETFs could normalize

- Bitcoin miners like CleanSpark pivot to AI/HPC as mining profitability declines, raising $1.15B for infrastructure expansion and share buybacks. - Industry peers TeraWulf and Core Scientific expand HPC capacity, shifting valuation focus to AI hosting revenue ($1.5-2M/MW/year) over hashrate growth. - Regulatory hurdles and GPU shortages challenge AI infrastructure scaling, but long-term demand projects U.S. data-center electricity use to hit 606 TWh by 2030. - Hybrid crypto-AI infrastructure becomes a sca

- Bitcoin stabilizes above $100,000 as corporate buyers (MicroStrategy, American Bitcoin) offset ETF outflows and whale selling. - U.S.-India trade deal prospects and government shutdown resolution boost risk appetite, supporting crypto markets. - XRP declines despite RLUSD growth, while Solana ETFs extend inflow streak; NFT sales drop 14% to $84M. - Proposed CFTC crypto oversight bill and technical analysis highlight regulatory and market uncertainty amid institutional buying.

- RaveDAO launched Genesis Membership NFTs on Base and BNB Chain, offering four tiers with escalating event access and governance rights. - The $RAVE token economy allocates 30% to community incentives, 31% to ecosystem development, and includes deflationary buyback mechanisms. - Black-tier members ($499) gain backstage access and 7x reward multipliers, emphasizing token-driven tiered participation. - RaveDAO plans 50+ decentralized chapters by 2027 and channels event profits to philanthropy, distinguishin