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- The SEC added three new answers to its crypto FAQ on governance participants on November 2, indicating tighter regulatory scrutiny of crypto governance structures[1]
- Binance plans to close its Bitcoin mining services on November 10, prompting miners to seek alternative pools[10]
- Binance has reportedly spent about half of its SAFU Bitcoin reserve, roughly $580 million, according to on‑chain data[11]
- A whale moved 7,499 BTC (≈ $574 million) in block 974,354, signaling large‑scale asset transfers[9]
- Bitcoin price fell to $49,000, with traders warning of a potential crash[8]
- A sell‑order update showed BTCUSD dropping to 76,451 with targets at 76,400 and 76,000, reflecting bearish momentum[7]
- Coinbase announced it added its 18,000th Bitcoin to its treasury holdings, marking the network’s 18th anniversary[80]
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[1] Farhad | Crypto News · @cryptonews_op ·
The SEC just drew a sharper line through crypto governance — and it is about power, not participation. On November 2, its Division of Corporation Finance added three new answers to its crypto FAQ, on when governance participants count as a central party. The key point: voting alone does not make you the boss. Unaffiliated participants with no side agreement to act together are generally not treated as a controlling group just for taking part in governance. But unilateral power is different. The ability to freeze access, pick validators, change code or reverse transactions can signal central oversight. And working is not the same as decentralized: a system can function exactly as designed and still be controlled. The catch: this is staff guidance, not a law — and it does not classify any token as a commodity. Bitcoin sits near $76,700, down about 2% on the day. For every governance token, the test just got clearer: it is not whether people vote. It is whether anyone can overrule them.
Open on X[7] ☠️ 𝗧𝗢𝗫𝗜𝗖 𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗗𝗘𝗥 ☠️ · @toxic_trader1 ·
🚨 #BTCUSD SELL UPDATE 📉 🔥 76,451 REACHED! 👀 💰 SELL from 76,804 → 76,451 📈 Running PROFIT 💵🔥 🎯 TP1: 76,400 — Almost Done! 📊 Price is approaching TP1! Bearish momentum remains strong, with 76,000 as the next target. 🚀 📲 Telegram Link in Bio #Bitcoin #CryptoTrading
Open on X[8] Shahid · @shahidbanarsii ·
Bitcoin dumps to $49000 Crash coming
Open on X[9] Bitcoin Block Bot · @btcblockbot ·
Whale alert! 🐋 Someone moved 7,499 BTC ($574M) in block 974,354 txid:476cccf71477d46ad807fa1d11420de65bc3f1cd036ca2a99c0d872d1196d150
Open on X[10] Infinity Ledger · @kryptohunterx ·
Choosing the Right Mining Pool Really Matters! With Binance Pool preparing to close its Bitcoin mining services on November 10, miners need to think about where they will go next. But why does this matter? A mining pool allows miners to combine their computing power and share mining rewards. If a pool closes, miners need to find another one to continue mining. Before choosing a new pool, miners should check three simple things: 🔹 Fees: How much does the pool charge? 🔹 Payments: How and when do miners get paid? 🔹 Stability: Does the pool work smoothly and reliably? The lesson is simple: choosing a reliable mining pool is an important part of Bitcoin mining. Smart miners don't just choose powerful machines. They choose their pools wisely! #ViaBTCacademy #BitcoinMining
Open on X[11] Test · @test162k ·
Binance has spent half its SAFU bitcoin, about $580 million worth, data shows
Open on X[80] Brian Armstrong · @brian_armstrong ·
Happy 18th birthday to Bitcoin! We (Coinbase) recently added our 18,000th Bitcoin to our treasury investment holdings.
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