BTC rebounds and breaks through $97,000

- COAI token's 2025 collapse exposed systemic DeFi vulnerabilities, costing investors billions through regulatory loopholes and weak governance. - Scam operators exploited jurisdictional gaps in Southeast Asia and the U.S., with $10B+ annual losses attributed to AI token fraud and unclear CLARITY Act definitions. - Conflicting U.S. regulatory frameworks (SEC/CFTC) and partial measures in Hong Kong/Singapore highlight fragmented global oversight of crypto markets. - Cross-border enforcement (e.g., $13.4B se

- Walmart appoints John Furner, a 30-year veteran, as CEO in 2026, succeeding retiring Doug McMillion. - Furner, 51, leads U.S. operations with 4,600 stores and $120.9B Q2 revenue, emphasizing internal leadership continuity. - McMillion's 12-year tenure saw 400% stock growth but faces challenges like tariffs and affordability crises. - New CEO inherits AI-driven transformation goals, with Q3 earnings and SNAP benefit disruptions under investor scrutiny.

- Tether plans to expand commodity lending with $1.5B in credit, using $200B reserves to enter high-yield trade finance. - The move fills a void left by traditional banks, offering faster loans in minutes via USD and USDT, targeting emerging markets. - Hiring HSBC experts and leveraging gold reserves, Tether aims to bridge traditional and digital assets through its gold-backed token.

- Crypto Fear & Greed Index hits 16 (seven-month low) on Nov 14, 2025, reflecting extreme bearish sentiment driven by volatility, Bitcoin dominance, and risk-averse trading. - Bitcoin consolidates near $104,500 after breaking key support levels, with technical indicators suggesting potential $107,500 breakout or $100,500 decline based on ETF inflows and institutional activity. - Major altcoins like ETH, XRP , and BNB face critical support levels, while analysts cite Fed policy shifts and the GENIUS Act as