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Bitcoin falls below $108,000 after Fed's rate cut

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Bitcoin dropped below $108,000 on October 30, 2025, as the cryptocurrency market shed over $80 billion following the Federal Reserve's 25 basis point interest rate cut. Traders reacted with a 'sell the news' move amid hawkish comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaling no further cuts in December. The decline marks a disappointing end to 'Uptober,' with bitcoin on track for its worst monthly performance since 2014.

Solana price drops despite U.S. spot ETF launches

Chris Blake

Solana's token price tumbled 8% on Thursday, erasing year-over-year gains, even as the first spot-based Solana ETFs debuted in the U.S. The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF attracted significant inflows, but failed to lift the price. Meanwhile, Fidelity advanced its own Solana ETF filing with the SEC.

XRP and Solana options show bullish signals as bitcoin and ether lag

Options trading for XRP and Solana flashed renewed bullish sentiment following a market crash, contrasting with persistent gloom in bitcoin and ether. The 25-delta risk reversal gauge turned positive for XRP and SOL across near-term expiries on Deribit. This shift highlights diverging trader expectations in the cryptocurrency market.

Copper price hits historical record on us-china agreement

Ana Torres

Copper prices hit a new historical high of US$4,983 per pound, driven by a preliminary US-China agreement to suspend tariffs. This sparked global optimism that lifted Chile's Ipsa and boosted stocks of firms exposed to Argentina following Javier Milei's victory. US markets also rose, with Nasdaq gaining 1.86%.

Japan's Nikkei stock average hits record intraday high

Raj Patel

Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average hit a record intraday high on Wednesday morning, October 29, 2025. Investors were encouraged by overnight gains in U.S. stocks amid easing concerns over U.S.-China trade tensions. At 9:37 a.m., the index stood at 50,909.17, up 689.99 points, or 1.37 percent, from Tuesday.

Illustration of traders on a stock exchange floor watching crypto ETF charts amid a government shutdown, with Capitol building closed in the background.

New crypto ETFs debut amid government shutdown

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Exchange-traded funds targeting smaller cryptocurrencies like Solana, Litecoin, and Hedera launched this week on major US exchanges, despite an ongoing government shutdown. The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF saw strong initial trading volume, marking the start of a broader wave of altcoin products. Issuers proceeded with listings as the Securities and Exchange Commission approved several under a more favorable regulatory environment.

Peter Schiff warns of bitcoin and ether crash

Economist Peter Schiff has issued a stark warning about an imminent crash in bitcoin and ether prices. He predicts this downturn will lead to widespread bankruptcies and layoffs in the cryptocurrency sector. Schiff positions gold as a safer alternative amid the anticipated financial turmoil.

Dollar blue closes steady at $1525 ahead of elections

María López

The dollar blue closed on Friday, October 24, 2025, at $1505 for buying and $1525 for selling, remaining stable ahead of the October 26 legislative elections. The official dollar at Banco Nación stood at $1465 for buying and $1515 for selling, while the Central Bank's reserves rose by 223 million dollars to 41.211 million. Markets showed mixed results, with gains in Argentine stocks on Wall Street.

Crypto market slips on October 21 due to selling pressure

Chris Blake

The cryptocurrency market experienced a downturn on October 21, 2025, with total capitalization falling 2.3% to $3.76 trillion. Bitcoin dropped to $107,800 and Ethereum to $3,867, erasing weekend gains as traders eyed potential lower highs. Trading volume reached $156.6 billion amid moderate activity and price corrections.

Bitcoin tops $113,000 as US-China trade talks progress

Chris Blake

Bitcoin surged above $113,000 on Sunday, reaching its highest level in nearly two weeks, following positive developments in US-China trade negotiations. Top negotiators announced a preliminary consensus on key issues, easing fears of new tariffs. The broader cryptocurrency market rose 1.8%, reflecting improved risk appetite amid global market advances.

 

 

 

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