Bitcoin plunged nearly 5% as AI stocks sank, Democratic midterm wins raised fresh policy questions, and forced liquidations erased a Wednesday rally that had been fueled partly by short covering.
Anchorage Digital has applied for CFTC swap dealer registration and plans to offer European-style bitcoin and ether options if approved.
Thailand’s SEC filed a criminal complaint against Bitget’s operator, with access to its website and app set to be blocked from Dec. 5.
South Korea plans to delay its 22% cryptocurrency gains tax until 2029, giving investors two more years of tax relief as regulators refine the framework.
The lawsuit adds Arkansas to a growing list of states taking legal action against the prediction market platform.
Democrats are set to reorient the crypto policy debate toward stronger consumer protections and regulatory accountability, the group said.
The OCC's first examiner guide weighs autonomy and financial harm, and directly addresses outside AI agents—the same risk that recently prompted major banks to restrict customer-account access.
Bitcoin price briefly dropped below $76,000 as news confirmed that Democrats won control of Congress, raising fresh questions about the future of U.S. crypto regulation. The selloff came as technology stocks struggled with an AI spending correction, leaving digital assets exposed to another wave of risk aversion. Bitcoin fell to around $75,000 area overnight.. The post Bitcoin Price Wobbles as Dem
The SEC Division of Corporation Finance added questions 1.4, 1.5 and 1.6 to its crypto-assets FAQ on November 2, 2026.
European Central Bank officials have discussed the planned move to T+1 securities settlement in October 2027 alongside longer-term work on tokenized…