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Last collection 23/10/2026, 14:44 · 185 events from 16 sources · 9 with an official source
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BTCGeneral news

Analyst interview cites seller exhaustion while recommending basis trades over covered calls

A Bitcoin Magazine interview with investor Richard Byworth, published in October, focuses on ways to earn yield on bitcoin without selling the asset. He cautions against covered-call overwriting during rallies and argues for bitcoin-collateralized basis trades as a market-neutral approach. The interview's chapter list also raises "record seller exhaustion" as a framing for whether a bitcoin bottom has formed, but no supporting figures or data are given in the supplied text.

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BTCGeneral news

Siebert Financial analyst sets $175K Bitcoin target, $350 Strategy target

Brian Vieten, head of digital assets research at Siebert Financial, told Bitcoin Magazine that the firm sees Bitcoin reaching $175K within the next 12 months and Strategy hitting $350 a share alongside it. He says the June low near $58K marked seller exhaustion across miners, exchanges, treasury companies and lenders, and cites sticky ETF demand, Strategy's digital credit engine and the GENIUS Act.

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BTCGeneral news

Strategy buys 267 Bitcoin for $22 million, repurchases $193 million of STRC

Strategy said in a Monday SEC filing that it bought 267 bitcoin for about $22.1 million between October 12 and 18, at an average of $82,900 per coin, Decrypt and Cointelegraph reported. The company now holds 848,517 BTC, bought for $64.02 billion at an average of $75,446, and it repurchased $193.1 million of its STRC preferred stock while raising that buyback program to $3 billion from $2 billion.

BTC -0.20% in 1h4 publishersImportantView evidence →
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ADAGeneral news

Hoskinson says he is writing a new programming language for Cardano

CoinDesk reported that Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson said on X that he is personally developing a new programming language for the network alongside Lucas Rosa, a software engineer at Input Output Global who co-created Aiken. Hoskinson said it would combine transaction intents, proof-carrying data and Groth16 proofs. No name, public code or release date has been shared.

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BTCGeneral news

Bitcoin climbs back near $82,000 as Nasdaq futures rebound

CoinDesk reported that bitcoin rose from an overnight low near $80,700 to just above $83,000, then slipped back to about $82,400, as Nasdaq 100 futures gained 1.1%. The publisher said bitcoin was up 0.3% over 24 hours and remained about $1,000 below a ceiling near $84,000 reached on October 13 and October 14. CoinDesk also reported that Strive added large amounts of BTC to its balance sheet while Strategy bought only a small amount.

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BTCGeneral news

Bitcoin climbs to around $82,700 as stocks rebound and DeFi tokens lead altcoins

CoinDesk reported that bitcoin traded around $82,700, up about 0.8%, extending a bounce from a weekend dip to roughly $80,700 and staying above the brief break below $80,000 earlier in the week. The report said China's third-quarter GDP growth of 4.5% beat expectations, Nasdaq 100 futures rose more than 1% and the CoinDesk 80 index gained 0.9%, with DeFi tokens leading the benchmark.

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ETHMarket watch

US spot Ether ETFs pass $1B in October outflows

US spot Ether ETFs shed $1.08 billion in October, the biggest monthly outflow of 2026, Cointelegraph reported, citing fund data. An earlier Cointelegraph report put October net outflows at around $955 million and said Bitcoin and Ether ETFs together lost $549 million as Bitcoin funds extended their weekly withdrawal streak to two weeks.

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ZECGeneral news

Zakura proposes per-swap keys to stop future quantum computers linking Zcash swaps

Zakura, a developer of Zcash full node software, proposed giving each ZEC swap through NEAR Intents its own incoming viewing key, developer Adam Tucker said in an engineering post announced on Sunday. Swaps currently post a user's shielded address to NEAR's public chain as a refund address; Zakura says a future quantum computer breaking one such address could link every payment the account received. Zcash Open Development Lab CEO Josh Swihart said around $600 million to $700 million had flowed through the NEAR Intents route by May.

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BTCGeneral news

VIX had its biggest one-day jump since June, while bitcoin held above $80,000

CoinDesk reported that the VIX, Wall Street's fear gauge, jumped 21.5% to 19.99 on Friday as the S&P 500 fell 1.09%, its biggest one-day rise since June 5. The publisher said bitcoin kept trading above $80,000 within its recent choppy range, and cited VIX history, November seasonality and steady weekend crypto trading as reasons Friday's panic may fade.

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ETHSecurity

Cysic suspends bridge after minted tokens moved to Ethereum

The Block reports that an attacker minted 10 million CYS tokens and moved about $727,000 in proceeds to Ethereum through Mayan, deBridge and SWFT's Bridgers. Cysic suspended its bridge following the incident, according to the report. The report does not state who is responsible or whether the minted tokens were burned.

ETH +0.40% in 1h · +0.16 pp vs BTC1 sourceImportantView evidence →
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BTCGeneral news

US spot Bitcoin ETFs post $228.6M weekly net outflow

US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost a net $228.6 million in the week through Friday, Decrypt reported, following a $681.1 million outflow the prior week for roughly $910 million out over two weeks. The week included a $175.7 million inflow and a $261.4 million redemption day. October outflows now total about $615 million, the tracker reported; cumulative net inflows since January 2024 are $57.3 billion.

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BTCGeneral newsOpinion

Analysts split on bitcoin's year-end outlook as inflation weighs

Bitwise's Ryan Rasmussen told CoinDesk he expects bitcoin to end the year higher, potentially above $100,000, citing ETF and corporate buying, demand for hard assets and clearer regulation. LO:TECH research head Adam Morgan McCarthy, also speaking to CoinDesk, instead sees an $85,000–$95,000 range, pointing to Fed hikes in September and a roughly 75% priced chance of a December hike. CoinShares' James Butterfill and Laser Digital's Luca Invernizzi are cited as seeing macro conditions, including inflation and Treasury yields, driving direction.

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