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Bitcoin fell through $78,000 and traded below $77,000 as the Nasdaq dropped 3%. The decline reversed part of Wednesday’s post-election recovery.

Binance and Deribit removed SignalPlus-linked API keys as a precaution. CZ urged users to revoke connections on other exchanges and review access.

A Bloomberg Terminal-attributed report says Kazakhstan invested about $100 million in crypto funds, naming Brevan Howard Digital.

South Korea’s government seeks a two-year crypto tax delay to 2029 and three-year loss relief. Parliament must still approve the changes.

Zcash’s NU7 upgrade will disable spending from Sprout at block 3,543,405, with about 12,200 ZEC left ahead of the deadline. Faster blocks and fee changes follow.

US Bitcoin and Ether ETFs attracted a combined $127.59 million on November 4, reversing recent outflow streaks despite withdrawals from some BlackRock funds.

Hayes warns AI share unlocks could hit Bitcoin, as filings detail resale risks and Fed data shows bank assets fell while credit grew.

Zilliqa plans to replace its standalone blockchain with an Ethereum L2 for verified institutions. ZIL stays; migration details are still pending.

Canton Strategic says CNTN shares traded on TSV on November 4, with Fairmint recording ownership and atomic settlement between verified participants.

An early tally by Bitwise analyst Camran Khosravi puts crypto-friendly senators at 51, down from 52, with assumptions about uncalled races still included.

Ripple executives cite bipartisan wins and defend Fairshake’s record after Democrats won Congress, while pledging continued political engagement.

STRC touched $100 on November 4 as daily dividends began at a 12% annual rate. Strategy’s remaining ATM capacity does not yet represent fresh funding.

House Democrats are discussing a crypto market structure bill that could expand SEC oversight and add ethics restrictions, Eleanor Terrett reports.

Stripe’s public preview lets eligible US businesses send USDC or Open USD to external wallets in 160+ markets, with New York businesses excluded.

A Polygon proposal would return 70.49 million POL from five blocked addresses linked to the Binance and Polymarket hacks, subject to approval and testing.