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Why is crypto down? The recurring reasons behind every drop

Crypto rarely falls for one reason. Interest-rate signals, forced selling from leveraged bets, money leaving funds and plain risk-off days all push the market down, often at the same time. This guide explains the recurring causes and how to read which one is driving a given drop.

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Across Protocol restores site after domain hijack, vows refunds

Across Protocol said attackers seized its across.to domain through a social engineering attack on registrar Namecheap, redirecting users to a phishing site. The team restored the domain a day later and promised to repay affected users.

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Bitcoin ETF vs buying bitcoin: what you own and what it costs

One route hands you a fund share in a brokerage account. The other hands you the coin itself, and the job of keeping it safe. The gap between a Bitcoin ETF and owning bitcoin comes down to control, cost, and what happens if something goes wrong.

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Solana Company posts $105 million profit, mostly a paper gain

Solana Company reported net income of $105.2 million for the third quarter of 2026. Operating revenue was just $3.4 million. Almost all the profit was an unrealized gain on its SOL holdings, a mark that has shrunk since the token fell.

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How to check if a crypto token is safe before you buy it

Scam tokens pull billions out of crypto wallets every year, and most of the traps are visible before you buy. Here are the five checks that catch a honeypot, a rug pull or a token one wallet can crash.

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Stablecoin supply drops $14.2 billion, fastest fall since 2022

The total supply of dollar stablecoins fell $14.2 billion in 30 days through November 9, the fastest drop since mid-2022, according to Glassnode. Analysts read it as cash leaving crypto, with Bitcoin near a three-month low and less dry powder ready to buy.

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LNbits ships emergency patch after Bitcoin wallet thefts

LNbits shipped an emergency update, version 1.7.0, on 10 November 2026 after users reported stolen Bitcoin from Lightning wallets. The creator says the team suffered losses too. A patch alone does not undo a breach, and a full exploit report is still to come.

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Bitcoin Core discloses three bugs, one that can halt mining

Bitcoin Core published three security advisories on November 10, 2026. The high-severity flaw could stop mining nodes from building blocks after a chain reorganization. All three were patched in October 2025, and no funds were at risk.

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How long does it take to mine one Bitcoin? The real answer

The honest answer is not 10 minutes. The network releases a fresh batch of coins about every 10 minutes, but what any miner earns depends on their slice of a vast pool of computing power. For a single home machine, a whole coin can take decades.

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Solana Company posts $105 million profit, mostly a paper gain

Solana Company reported net income of $105.2 million for the third quarter of 2026. Operating revenue was just $3.4 million. Almost all the profit was an unrealized gain on its SOL holdings, a mark that has shrunk since the token fell.

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Deutsche Bank starts crypto custody for institutions in Europe

Germany's biggest bank switched on crypto custody for institutional clients in Europe on November 11, holding Bitcoin, Ether and three stablecoins. It also signed a tokenization deal with its fund arm DWS. No customers have been named and fees are undisclosed.

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Across Protocol restores site after domain hijack, vows refunds

Across Protocol said attackers seized its across.to domain through a social engineering attack on registrar Namecheap, redirecting users to a phishing site. The team restored the domain a day later and promised to repay affected users.

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Solana moves to retire durable nonces after $270 million Drift hack

A draft proposal would strip durable nonces out of Solana, a feature that lets a signed transaction sit unspent for weeks. Attackers used it to drain at least $270 million from the Drift trading platform in April. Custodians that sign offline would have to rebuild how they move funds.

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Bitcoin ETF vs buying bitcoin: what you own and what it costs

One route hands you a fund share in a brokerage account. The other hands you the coin itself, and the job of keeping it safe. The gap between a Bitcoin ETF and owning bitcoin comes down to control, cost, and what happens if something goes wrong.

6 min read

Stablecoin supply drops $14.2 billion, fastest fall since 2022

The total supply of dollar stablecoins fell $14.2 billion in 30 days through November 9, the fastest drop since mid-2022, according to Glassnode. Analysts read it as cash leaving crypto, with Bitcoin near a three-month low and less dry powder ready to buy.

5 min read