Lending

Lending protocols form the backbone of the decentralized money market, allowing users to lend or borrow digital assets without intermediaries. Using smart contracts, platforms like Aave and Morpho automate interest rates based on supply and demand while requiring over-collateralization for security. The 2026 lending landscape features advanced permissionless vaults and institutional-grade credit lines. This tag covers the evolution of capital efficiency, liquidations, and the integration of diverse collateral types, including LSTs and tokenized RWAs.

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Dow Jones looks looks for a recovery amid government restart hopes

Dow Jones looks looks for a recovery amid government restart hopes

The post Dow Jones looks looks for a recovery amid government restart hopes appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) steadied its grip on Monday, starting the new trading week holding near the 47,000 major handle and lifting around 300 points. Equity markets pulled back last week as the AI tech rally shows signs of unwinding, or at least taking a breather, and investors are looking for an end to what has become the longest US government funding shutdown in history. Following a week of exhaustion-based pullbacks, AI tech leaders are back at the forefront as investors await meaningful details on a possible funding gap for federal operations to resume. The funding bill, which only keeps the US government open through January, will put markets on a collision course with further political unease in a few months’ time.  Hopes for a temporary funding solution reignite investor hopes The longest US government shutdown in history has pushed consumer confidence to its lowest readings on record, according to data from the University of Michigan last week. A lack of official numbers on inflation and employment has also pushed investors to increase their reliance on volatile public datasets. This week would have seen the release of the latest US Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index (PPI) inflation datasets, but there is hope that the US House of Representatives will push a pending temporary funding measure through in time to get a fresh round of inflation and employment statistics before the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) next interest rate decision on December 10. At the latest interest rate decision, Fed Chair Jerome Powell expressed unease about making further interest rate moves amid a lack of critical government data, sending December rate cut hopes into a tailspin. Dow Jones daily chart AI stocks FAQs First and foremost, artificial intelligence is an academic discipline that seeks to recreate the cognitive…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
At $2.1T market cap, what causes Bitcoin price to move up or down in 2025?

At $2.1T market cap, what causes Bitcoin price to move up or down in 2025?

The post At $2.1T market cap, what causes Bitcoin price to move up or down in 2025? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Behind every wild Bitcoin candle in 2025 is a quiet shift in collateral, basis, and ETF flows. Funding rates, margin haircuts, and spot ETF hedging now have as much impact on the price as any macroeconomic headline. Collateral settings across futures and lending venues influence the Bitcoin spot price through forced hedging and liquidations. The October shakeout put the link back in view, with approximately $19 billion of positions liquidated on October 10–11 as funding and basis compressed and then reset. October’s shakeout in funding, collateral, and ETF flows Since mid-September, exchanges have also adjusted funding formulas and collateral parameters, altering carry economics and liquidation thresholds for margin trading. The macro hurdle for carry has eased after the Federal Reserve’s late-October cut and a move in three-month bills toward about 3.8%. ETF and ETP flows also fluctuated during October, shifting from record inflows to outflows and back, which in turn affects spot inventories and dealer hedging flows. However, that October pattern has already reversed again: by early November, CoinShares data show digital asset funds experiencing renewed net outflows, led by nearly $1 billion out of Bitcoin ETFs, emphasizing how quickly ETF hedging flows can change direction. The mechanism is straightforward. When the perpetual or futures premium widens, basis traders buy spot and short perps or listed futures to lock the spread. That pulls coins off exchanges, tightens resting liquidity, and lifts the cash print. When funding turns negative and the basis compresses, the same books unwind by selling spot and covering short-perpetuals, which adds inventory to exchanges and puts pressure on the price. Funding is tied to the perp premium versus the underlying index and is settled at fixed intervals. In late October, medium-term annualized basis on March BTC futures was running around 6–6.5%, a few hundred basis points above…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
3 Best Crypto Presales That Could 50x Before 2026 (Why $TAP Leads the Pack)

3 Best Crypto Presales That Could 50x Before 2026 (Why $TAP Leads the Pack)

The crypto presale market has always been a competitive one. This remains true now and going into 2026, as 3 crypto presales have emerged as some of the best cryptos to buy now. At the top of the list is Digitap ($TAP), followed by Pepenode and Bitcoin Hyper. Digitap ($TAP): A live omnibank that already [...] The post 3 Best Crypto Presales That Could 50x Before 2026 (Why $TAP Leads the Pack) appeared first on Blockonomi.

Author: Blockonomi
SUI Group partners with Bluefin to bring Wall Street to Sui

SUI Group partners with Bluefin to bring Wall Street to Sui

SUI Group announced a key partnership with the decentralized exchange Bluefin to drive institutional adoption of crypto products on the Sui blockchain.

Author: Crypto.news
Bitcoin is up as shutdown clouds begin to clear

Bitcoin is up as shutdown clouds begin to clear

The post Bitcoin is up as shutdown clouds begin to clear appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. This is a segment from the 0xResearch newsletter. To read full editions, subscribe. Risk assets caught a bid as the Senate advanced a bipartisan funding package to end the record-long shutdown and Trump floated a $2,000 tariff dividend, lifting BTC from its $100,000 bottom. Polymarket now prices 87% odds of resolution by Nov. 15, which would restore critical data flow after two months of jobs/CPI blackouts. Trump’s plan faces much slimmer approval odds. Indices Risk assets caught a bid after the Senate advanced a bipartisan funding package to end the record-long government shutdown. Polymarket odds now show an 87% chance the shutdown ends by Nov. 15, which would restore critical data flow after two straight months of jobs and CPI blackouts. The news was particularly welcome for BTC, which had been struggling around the $100,000 mark all week and was down -10% before bouncing on the headlines. While the bill still needs House approval and Trump’s signature, markets are taking the procedural progress as the main risk-on catalyst, lifting global equities and futures. Simultaneously, President Trump floated a $2,000 “tariff dividend” funded by tariff revenues, though Polymarket traders price just a 21% probability the Supreme Court ultimately upholds his tariff authority — making the stimulus plan’s funding source legally precarious. Markets nonetheless cheered the twin stimuli: The reopening lessens tail risks around air travel, SNAP benefits, and federal payrolls for a few months, while any direct payments would be pro-consumption. Fed policy remains the other key variable: Polymarket now shows 72% odds of a 25 bps December cut and 27% odds of no change, slightly more dovish than the 60-65% priced into rates markets. Still, Friday’s consumer sentiment slumped to 50.3, near three-and-a-half‑year lows, with the shutdown cited as a key driver.  In crypto, Revenue tokens led gains yesterday (+5.48%),…

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Ripple (XRP) Drops 5% as Whale Attention Shifts to Mutuum Finance (MUTM)

Ripple (XRP) Drops 5% as Whale Attention Shifts to Mutuum Finance (MUTM)

Ripple (XRP) just moved down 5% in the last 24 hours, but Ripple isn’t the only cryptocurrency experiencing whale activity. Because XRP has had its fair share of peaks and lows, heavy investors are investing their funds in another cryptocurrency, Mutuum Finance (MUTM). Currently, the price of Mutuum Finance is only pegged at an affordable […]

Author: Cryptopolitan
Token2049 Singapore: Quantum-Proof Crypto, Stablecoins as Bridges, DeAI, and The Rise of Real-World Asset Tokenization

Token2049 Singapore: Quantum-Proof Crypto, Stablecoins as Bridges, DeAI, and The Rise of Real-World Asset Tokenization

The post Token2049 Singapore: Quantum-Proof Crypto, Stablecoins as Bridges, DeAI, and The Rise of Real-World Asset Tokenization appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Khushi V Rangdhol Nov 10, 2025 08:09 Token2049 in Singapore highlighted key trends in crypto, including quantum-proof security, decentralized AI, real-world asset tokenization, and stablecoins as financial bridges. The event showcased a shift from speculation to sustainable wealth-building, positioning Asia as a leader in digital asset innovation. The 2025 edition of Token2049 in Singapore set the stage for the next wave of digital asset innovation, gathering over 25,000+ attendees and hundreds of speakers. The event has become a pivotal hub—the place where new narratives about blockchain, AI, real-world asset tokenization, and decentralized finance are not only discussed, but immediately ripple outward into market sentiment and development. Quantum: The Fix-or-Die MomentThe urgency around quantum computing dominated the keynote sessions. Charles Edwards, founder of Capriole Investments, described “Q-Day”—the moment quantum computers might break the cryptography upon which Bitcoin and Ethereum rely. Industry leaders stressed that quantum-proof cryptography can no longer remain a theoretical concern; it must be a priority on every roadmap. The survival of digital asset infrastructure may depend upon this upgrade within the next few years. DeAI & Agentic Systems: The Next Leap for AI in CryptoDecentralized Artificial Intelligence (DeAI) was central to discussions: how can AI be kept out of the hands of a few large corporations and be democratized for all? DeAI places shared compute, open marketplaces, and transparent access at the core. Adjacent to this are “agentic systems”—AI teammates capable of negotiating contracts, scheduling, and even transacting stablecoin payments. This is the frontier where AI doesn’t just think or predict, it acts autonomously, tightly linked to crypto rails and digital identity. Decentralized Robots—Physical Meets DigitalAmong the standout panels was BitRobot’s work with decentralized robotics. Powered by on-chain incentives and smart contracts, robots supported by BitRobot collaborate, verify, and reward…

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Ripple News: Inside the $4 Billion Buying Spree and the Rise of XRP Treasuries

Ripple News: Inside the $4 Billion Buying Spree and the Rise of XRP Treasuries

The post Ripple News: Inside the $4 Billion Buying Spree and the Rise of XRP Treasuries appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Ripple Labs is on an aggressive mission to dominate financial infrastructure. Since early 2025, the company has spent close to $4 billion acquiring firms across brokerage, payments, custody, and treasury management. The spree began with the $1.25 billion purchase of prime brokerage firm Hidden Road, now rebranded as Ripple Prime. It followed up with a …

Author: CoinPedia
This $0.035 Token Feels Like Cardano’s (ADA) Early Big Run. Is it the Next Crypto to Explode?

This $0.035 Token Feels Like Cardano’s (ADA) Early Big Run. Is it the Next Crypto to Explode?

The cryptocurrency world is accustomed to comparing the current prospects with the greatest historic showrunners, with Cardano (ADA) being one that created millionaires in the process of its breathtaking price appreciation in the bull run of 2020 and 2021, while the current darling is Mutuum Finance’s (MUTM) $0.035 tokens, reminiscent of the early days of […]

Author: Cryptopolitan
Zcash developer identity debates fuel 1,700% price surge

Zcash developer identity debates fuel 1,700% price surge

An analysis of the zcash developer identity debate, market reaction, and governance questions amid a 1,700% price surge.

Author: The Cryptonomist