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1Bitget Daily Digest (Nov 12)|Solana financial firm Upexi posts record quarterly results; Nick Timiraos: “Fed increasingly divided over December rate cut”; Injective launches native EVM mainnet, advancing MultiVM roadmap2Zero flow to Bitcoin ETFs: The market sulks despite a favorable context3Chainlink Price Prediction 2025: Is LINK Positioned to Gain Most from Tokenization Growth?

Capital formation in the cryptocurrency sector
Cryptocurrency financing has entered a stage where many assumptions are being questioned.
Block unicorn·2025/11/12 18:05

Ethereum’s $200B tokenized asset base backs analysts’ calls for higher ETH price
Cointelegraph·2025/11/12 18:04

Bitcoin liquidity pattern signals ‘pivotal moment’ with $124K BTC target
Cointelegraph·2025/11/12 18:03

Altcoins aren’t dead; long live altcoins
Cointelegraph·2025/11/12 18:03

Natural Selection in DeFi: Survival of the Fittest
Nature doesn't care about your TVL or your APY; it only cares whether your design can survive the next extinction event.
Block unicorn·2025/11/12 18:03

XRP ‘distribution’ phase does not change $30 price target: Analysts
Cointelegraph·2025/11/12 18:03

Ethereum price analysis: ETH ‘seconds away’ from breakout toward $4.4K
Cointelegraph·2025/11/12 18:03

Bitcoin falls to $101K despite stocks, gold rallying ahead of vote to end US govt shutdown
Cointelegraph·2025/11/12 18:03
Hit to Earn? A Look at 8 Popular Recent Token Launch Projects
ChainFeeds·2025/11/12 17:53
Flash
- 18:19Atlanta Fed President Bostic to retire in February next yearBlockBeats News, November 12, the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta announced that its President, Bostic, intends to retire at the end of his term on February 28 next year. Cheryl Venable will serve as interim president.
- 18:18Detailed Analysis of SEC Chairman's Classification of Crypto Assets: NFTs, Network Tokens, and Digital Tools Are Not SecuritiesBlockBeats News, November 13, Paul Atkins, Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), today outlined his crypto "token taxonomy" plan to clearly distinguish which cryptocurrencies are considered securities. In the SEC press release, Paul Atkins shared his current views on various types of crypto assets, summarizing that Atkins only emphasizes tokenized products as securities, while non-tokenized NFTs, network tokens (ETH, SOL), and "digital tools" with practical functions (such as authentication) are not considered securities. His detailed views are as follows: "Digital commodities" or "network tokens" are not securities. Their value is essentially related to the programmatic operation of "fully functional" and "decentralized" crypto systems, and is generated from this, rather than from the expectation of profits arising from the essential managerial efforts of others; "Digital collectibles" are not securities. These assets are intended for collection and/or use, and may represent or grant the holder rights to digital expressions or references to artworks, music, videos, trading cards, in-game items, or internet memes, characters, current events, or trends. Buyers of digital collectibles do not expect to profit from the day-to-day managerial efforts of others; "Digital tools" are not securities. These crypto assets have practical functions, such as memberships, tickets, credentials, proofs of ownership, or identity badges. Buyers of digital tools do not expect to profit from the day-to-day managerial efforts of others; "Tokenized securities" are, and will continue to be, securities. These crypto assets represent ownership of financial instruments listed in the definition of "securities," which are maintained on a crypto network. Paul Atkins stated that this list is not exhaustive and will be further refined in the future.
- 18:18Federal Reserve's Bostic: There are risks to rate cuts, which may fuel the "inflation monster"BlockBeats News, November 13, Federal Reserve's Bostic: There are risks in lowering the policy rate, which may fuel the "inflation monster." It will not be until the middle to late 2026 at the earliest that we may see price pressures ease.