Crypto News Today: Waller’s Rate-Hike Warning, MARA’s $1.1B Bitcoin Sale and USDC’s EU Deadline
A fresh inflation reading tests Waller’s rate-hike warning as MARA discloses a $1.1 billion Bitcoin sale and USDC approaches an EU oversight milestone.
Bitcoin price breaks key support as Tether supply shrinks and ETFs bleed $696 million.
Capital B's strategic BTC acquisition highlights the potential for shareholder dilution and the need for innovative funding as market dynamics evolve.
November 10, 2026, 7:15 pmSpot Bitcoin ETFs lost a net $201.0 million on November 9, following $430.2 million on November 5 and $411.9 million on November 6.
November 10, 2026, 7:00 pmA fresh inflation reading tests Waller’s rate-hike warning as MARA discloses a $1.1 billion Bitcoin sale and USDC approaches an EU oversight milestone.
Bitcoin broke below the $73,000 support level on November 10 after hotter-than-expected US inflation data strengthened expectations of another Federal Reserve interest rate increase in December.
Starting next week, customers can deposit and withdraw money through Brazil’s instant payment system.
The shift towards advisors increasing Bitcoin ETF exposure suggests a stabilizing market influence, potentially boosting broader crypto adoption.
The crypto market feels cautious, with traders selling rallies instead of chasing them. Bitcoin sits at the center of that mood after a new forecast argued it may stay below $150,000 through 2030. The call lands as Bitcoin trades far below its record high and just above a key support level.
October US CPI rose 0.4% month on month and core CPI increased 0.3%. The hotter reading strengthened expectations of tighter monetary policy.
A 6.5% cut would improve gross mining revenue at unchanged Bitcoin price, subsidy and fees, while modeled S19 electricity ceilings remain near 4 cents/kWh.
Bitcoin Magazine Canaan (CAN) Swings to an $8 Million Profit on Bitcoin Gains as Rig Sales Collapse 96% Canaan's mining-machine sales fell to $4.8 million from $118.6 million a year earlier, but a $51.9 million fair-value gain turned an operating loss into $8.0 million of net income.
Franklin Templeton's ETFs offer limited Bitcoin exposure, potentially curbing gains during crypto surges but providing a low-cost entry point.