German parliament passes new crypto asset confiscation rules, enforceable without criminal charges.
The German Bundestag has passed a bill allowing customs authorities to seize crypto assets worth more than $115,000, even without filing criminal charges, if there is evidence the assets stem from illegal activities.
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Michael Saylor has once again released information on the Bitcoin Tracker, potentially signaling an increase in BTC holdings.
Strategy founder Michael Saylor has once again shared updates on its Bitcoin Tracker, noting, "This pullback might need a little orange." Per past patterns, orange dots represent Strategy’s Bitcoin purchase records, so this move likely signals the company intends to increase its BTC holdings. Strategy typically discloses changes to its Bitcoin holdings the day after such announcements.
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Peter Brandt: Bitcoin's head and shoulders top pattern may have formed, and historical highs are unlikely to be broken again.
Renowned trader and chart analyst Peter Brandt, who accurately predicted the 2018 Bitcoin crash, said in a social media post that Bitcoin’s price action may have formed a valid head and shoulders top pattern. If confirmed, this pattern would indicate that Bitcoin’s all-time high has been reached and will not be broken again at least in his lifetime.
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He Yi: Bitcoin’s long-term logic remains solid, volatility is unavoidable.
Binance co-founder He Yi published an article stating that in the short term, a tightening macro environment and shifting market sentiment around AI financing prospects are putting pressure on various assets, a normal market reaction. However, in the long run, the fundamental logic underpinning Bitcoin and the crypto market remains solid: institutional infrastructure is continuously improving, market adoption is advancing, and volatility itself is an unavoidable part of the market’s maturation process.
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Solana Co-founder Addresses Node Resource Controversy: Full Nodes Only Require Extremely Low Computing Power to Run.
Solana co-founder Toly today responded in a post to Bankless co-founder David Hoffman’s earlier discussion on blockchain resource requirements, stating that Solana has achieved the relevant goals and demonstrated a running test: Solana mainnet full nodes, using less computing power than a single tablet CPU core and connected via 5G network, took only 10 seconds to catch up to the latest on-chain blocks and participate in voting from scratch, a process that also included parallel compilation and initial snapshot synchronization.
Earlier, Toly had said in 2023 that the cost of running Solana would be lower than the sum of all EVM chains, and its processed transaction volume would also exceed the total of all EVM chains. At that time, David Hoffman responded, pointing out that Solana had not sufficiently attempted to lower node operation thresholds, and emphasized that reducing resource requirements is an important cultural requirement for the long-term operation of blockchain systems, arguing that blockchains with lower resource needs are more sustainable.
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Next Week's Macro Outlook: NVIDIA's Earnings Report, Anthropic's IPO in the Spotlight, Federal Reserve Meeting Minutes On Deck
The week of November 16 to 22 will bring a host of key events and economic data releases to global markets. Nvidia’s earnings report, Anthropic’s IPO, and the U.S. Federal Reserve’s monetary policy meeting minutes will be the core market focuses. Additionally, U.S. retail sales, employment data, and speeches from multiple Fed officials are also worth monitoring.
For tech stocks: Nvidia will release its earnings report after U.S. market close on Tuesday, with investors eyeing its AI chip demand, data center business, and future performance guidance. Nvidia’s interim CEO is scheduled to hold a company-wide staff meeting on Thursday, with management adjustments and the firm’s strategic moves drawing attention. Anthropic plans to start IPO trading on Thursday, a major milestone for the AI industry in capital markets. The performance of tech giants and their AI investment progress are also notable.
On the macroeconomic data front: U.S. October retail sales, industrial production, and import price index will be released on Tuesday. October new housing starts, building permits, and existing home sales data will come out on Wednesday. Initial jobless claims and the Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index will be published on Thursday. The Federal Reserve will release its monetary policy meeting minutes on Thursday, while officials including Chair Waller and New York Fed President Williams are also set to deliver speeches.
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