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Bitcoin held on exchanges has fallen to 2.67 million from 2.8 million in February, according to CryptoQuant research. The decline, combined with a recent price recovery, could create a supportive supply-demand imbalance if buying demand continues to improve.
Bitcoin rebounded to $83,591.79 after touching $80,953.41, but sentiment remains neutral as traders await inflation data. ETF outflows, interest-rate expectations and key technical levels could shape the cryptocurrency’s next move.
Trezor is reducing and reviewing its reseller network after Ledger linked lost funds to devices sold by Malaysia-based CryptoBilis. Trezor said the move is precautionary and that there is no evidence its own hardware has been compromised.
Strive bought 3,311 Bitcoin at an average price of about $84,500 after investors exercised $208 million in warrants. Its holdings reached 32,773 BTC, making it the fifth-largest publicly traded corporate Bitcoin holder, while Bitcoin reserves per share increased despite further equity issuance.
Strive bought 3,311 bitcoin last week, taking its holdings to 32,773 BTC worth about $2.7 billion. The Nasdaq-listed company remains the fifth-largest publicly traded bitcoin holder, while its shares are up close to 60% this year.
A UK High Court judge ruled that Chinese law must govern claims to more than 61,000 Bitcoin seized from a major fraud case. The decision does not determine ownership, leaving investors to prove proprietary rights in further proceedings over cryptocurrency worth about $5 billion.
Bitcoin stayed near $84,000 as US stocks quickly recovered from a weaker open following South Korea’s sharp technology sell-off. Analysts warned that a stronger dollar, elevated bond yields and reduced risk appetite could limit Bitcoin’s upside.
Researchers have cut the estimated computing cost of a specialized quantum-safe Bitcoin transaction to $59 from about $320. The progress could help protect eligible holdings, but the estimate remains untested in full transactions and depends on miners willing to process nonstandard payments.
Bitcoin developer Paul Sztorc has reignited debate over whether the Lightning Network is truly usable for everyday payments. Supporters cite improving infrastructure and high simulated reliability, while critics say activity figures do not prove mainstream adoption or settle the role of custodial services.
Sberbank has received Bank of Russia approval to operate a crypto exchange and plans to offer Bitcoin, Ether and Tether USDt trading from Dec. 1, 2026. The bank is already testing transactions through its app, while final launch timing depends on further regulations.
Bitcoin remains under pressure after retreating from nearly $87,000, as October outflows from spot ETFs, elevated Treasury yields and weakness in altcoins weigh on crypto sentiment. Investors are now awaiting U.S. inflation data for the next major market signal.
Stacks’ STX token gained more than 50% in four weeks, outperforming major cryptocurrencies as investors focused on its non-custodial Bitcoin staking model. A November bonding phase could increase the amount of STX locked in the network, though later Moneyiar data showed STX down 6.29% over 24 hours.
Bitcoin recovered after briefly falling below $81,000 as South Korean stocks suffered their steepest declines amid concern over AI investment and Chinese chip competition. Crypto derivatives showed rising liquidations and reduced open interest ahead of U.S. inflation data and major bank earnings.
Sberbank has joined Russia’s register of cryptocurrency exchange providers and plans to open Bitcoin, Ether and USDT trading to all clients on Dec. 1. The launch will operate under tighter rules, including a ban on domestic crypto payments and mandatory registered intermediaries from July 2027.
Strategy bought 250 Bitcoin for $21.5 million last week while spending $192.4 million on STRC preferred-share buybacks. The company’s Bitcoin holdings reached 848,250 BTC as shareholders prepare to vote on daily dividend payments for its preferred securities.
A London High Court ruling that Chinese law governs claims to 61,000 Bitcoin seized from fraudster Zhimin Qian has improved the UK’s chances of retaining the cryptocurrency. Victims’ lawyers plan to appeal, and the court has yet to decide whether any claimants own a share.
