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USA speeds up grid access for AI centres and Bitcoin mining
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has sent a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) proposing the development of rules for connecting large electricity users to interstate transmission lines. The focus is on loads above 20 MW, primarily AI data centres and crypto‑mining sites. 
SpaceX moves $268 million in bitcoin to two unlabeled addresses
SpaceX transferred 2,495 BTC from a wallet linked to the company to two addresses that are not labeled on-chain, Arkham Intelligence data shows. The coins equal about $268 million at current prices and represent the company’s first bitcoin movement since July 22. BNB Chain active addresses hit 3.46M and BNB sets new high
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BNB Chain reached a new all-time high in user activity on Monday, with 3.46 million sender-only active addresses recorded on the network, according to data from Nansen. The milestone came as BNB, the blockchain’s native token, climbed to a new price record following a rapid recovery from last week’s market crash. 
Texas residents push back against crypto mining operations
In November, residents of the Mitchell Bend area will vote to incorporate a city, seeking the authority to set local noise rules for Marathon’s crypto facility. As mining grows in Texas, small communities look for legal tools to manage the everyday impact of industrial data farms. Pantera Capital: it’s not too late to get into crypto
Bitcoin’s push to fresh highs has many newcomers wondering if they missed the boat. Pantera Capital’s Cosmo Jiang says they haven’t. In a CNBC Fast Money interview, he pointed to survey data showing a majority of investors still hold no digital assets – a sign that adoption is early, not late. U.S. private payrolls up 42,000 in October, topping forecasts
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US companies increased private payrolls by 42,000 in October 2025, according to the ADP National Employment Report, the first monthly gain since July and one of the few timely labor readings available while official Bureau of Labor Statistics data are paused during the government shutdown. EqoFlow launches encrypted social network with native token
The new social platform from EqoFlow positions itself as an alternative to traditional user exploitation in social media. EqoFlow combines privacy-preserving technology, creator monetization, and DAO-based community governance. Users are promised full data ownership and direct earnings from engagement – without surveillance capitalism. 
Bond data gets cleaner in Europe, crypto’s RWA play gets a lift
Europe is about to put far more bond trading in the open: new UK and EU rules expand real‑time post‑trade disclosures and set up consolidated “tapes” that pool prints across venues. That shift pushes electronification forward and opens a clearer runway for on‑chain fixed‑income. Liquidations: what is ADL and why even CEXs use it
On October 11, 2025, the crypto market experienced the largest single-day liquidation volume in its history – around $19 billion was liquidated in just a few hours. Hyperliquid traders had it the worst: according to CoinGlass data, the platform liquidated $10.3 billion – more than Binance ($2.4 billion) and Bybit ($4.6 billion) combined. Satellites leak unencrypted calls, texts, and military data
A three-year study by researchers at the University of California, San Diego, and the University of Maryland has found that many satellites are transmitting sensitive information – including personal calls, text messages, and military communications – without encryption. Investors pour record cash into ‘ex‑US’ equity funds
Global investors are nudging portfolios away from the U.S. even as Wall Street prints fresh highs. Fund‑flow data tracked by EPFR and analyzed by Société Générale show a record month for global equity funds that exclude U.S. stocks. The move looks less like an exodus and more like diversification after a long stretch of U.S. outperformance. 
