Author: NBTC

Marathon’s third-quarter filing carried a quiet but definitive policy change, in which the company stated that it will now sell a portion of newly mined Bitcoin (BTC) to fund its operations. The shift occurred as MARA held approximately 52,850 BTC on Sept. 30, paid around $0.04 per kilowatt-hour at its owned sites, and recorded a purchased-energy cost per Bitcoin of around $39,235 in the third quarter as network difficulty increased. Transaction fees contributed just 0.9% of mining revenue in the quarter, underlining weak fee tailwinds. Cash usage was heavy year-to-date, with approximately $243 million allocated to property and equipment, $216…

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Blockchain gaming and decentralized finance (DeFi) remained the most active sectors in Web3 in October, despite a 3% decline in total daily active wallets to 16 million, according to a new report from DappRadar. Web3 gaming accounted for 27.9% of all decentralized application (DApp) activity over the past month, its highest share of the year, while DeFi maintained solid engagement at 18.4%, despite market volatility and ongoing regulatory pressure. Industry Report October 2025. Source: DappRadar The most widely used DApps include Raydium, Pump.fun, Jupiter Exchange, OKX Dex and PancakeSwap v2. Yet, the total value locked (TVL) in DeFi fell 6.3%…

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The cryptocurrency market has seen a partial recovery in the past week. The upcoming meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss the tariff issue has had a positive impact on the market. In addition, many economic developments such as the FED’s interest rate decision and also many events in altcoins will be waiting for cryptocurrency followers in the new week. Here is the cryptocurrency calendar we have prepared specially for you as Bitcoinsistemi.com. (All times are stated as UTC+3 Türkiye time) Monday, October 27 XRP – Ripple and Immunefi are launching a $200,000 “Attackathon”…

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With the spotlight this cycle fixed on corporate Bitcoin treasuries, ETF inflows, and shifting global liquidity, Bitcoin’s miners have become the overlooked backbone of the network. Yet, as block rewards shrink and energy costs rise, many are being forced to reinvent themselves, branching into AI hosting, energy arbitrage, and infrastructure services, just to keep their rigs running and the chain secure. Bitcoin only pays 3.125 BTC per block from the subsidy, so transaction fees are now the primary driver of miner revenue and network security. That dependency is evident in today’s data points. The seven-day hashrate sits near 1.12 zettahashes…

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Decentralized crypto lending platform Compound has resumed withdrawals from two out of three of its stablecoin markets where withdrawals had been paused since yesterday. Withdrawals were temporarily paused after risk manager Gauntlet flagged a liquidity crunch tied to institutional liquidity firm Elixir’s deUSD ecosystem. To prevent potential bad debt, Gauntlet had recommended that Compound institute a temporary emergency pause on withdrawals from the three markets where deUSD and sdUSD are accepted as collateral, namely USDC, USDS, and USDT on Ethereum mainnet. In a fresh comment on the recommendations from Gauntlet originally posted on Nov. 4, Gauntlet said that Ethereum USDC…

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The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a significant uplift, driven by easing tensions between the United States and China. The market’s resilience suggests that the immediate nightmare of a renewed tariff war may be receding. The focus now shifts to high-stakes diplomatic and economic meetings throughout the week, primarily at the APEC summit in Korea. US-China Dialogue Spurs Immediate Market Reaction Following the working-level discussions, which concluded Sunday in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the US and China signaled that a framework agreement on major trade issues is nearing completion. The two nations are considering a one-year delay in China’s export controls of…

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Shares in Jack Dorsey’s Block Inc. dropped almost 12% in after-hours trading on Thursday after its third-quarter earnings missed analyst estimates. The crypto-friendly fintech firm posted an earnings per share of 54 cents for Q3, missing analyst estimates of 63 cents by 14%. Meanwhile, its Q3 revenues of $6.11 billion were up 2.3% year-on-year, but fell short of expectations of $6.33 billion. Shares in Block Inc. (XYZ) fell 11.53% in after-hours trading to $70.93 after ending the trading day down 3.7% at $62.75. Block’s share price fell after the bell, continuing its slide during Thursday’s trading session. Source: Google Finance…

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U.S. President Donald Trump has recently made an attention-grabbing move for the crypto market. Hence, Donald Trump has announced the plan to make a trade deal with China, as well as the decision to impose a ten percent tariff on Canada. 🚨BREAKING 🚨🇺🇸 President Trump says he’s aiming for a “complete trade deal” with China this week, while at the same time imposing a new 10% tariff on Canada. #TrumpTariffs #TradeWarThese moves could spark fresh #MarketVolatility, pushing investors toward safer assets. In… — EON Chain (@eon_chain) October 26, 2025 These exclusive advancements have stirred a market-wide uncertainty. As a result…

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Ant Group, the Alibaba-affiliated fintech giant behind Alipay, has filed a trademark application for AntCoin in Hong Kong, suggesting possible plans to expand into blockchain-based financial services and stablecoins. The June filing has drawn significant attention on crypto social media just days before Ant Group Chairman Eric Jing is scheduled to speak alongside Hong Kong’s Secretary for Financial Services Christopher Hui and Primavera Capital’s Fred Hu at next week’s Hong Kong FinTech Week, which has a crypto-heavy agenda for an event that is usually TradFi-focused. (Hong Kong Intellectual Property Department) The AntCoin filing’s specification spans nearly all major financial activities,…

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For the first time since the mid-1990s, foreign central banks have held more gold than US treasuries. This milestone shows a significant shift in how global power views safety, liquidity, and trust. Beyond a market event, the quiet rotation from paper to metal marks a potential turning point in the architecture of global finance. Gold Overtakes US Treasuries for the First Time in 30 Years Data shared by Barchart confirmed the crossover, with central banks continuing their record-breaking gold buying streak into 2025. Foreign Central Banks now own more Gold than U.S. Treasuries for the first time in almost 30…

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