American Bitcoin, a Nasdaq-listed mining firm linked to President Donald Trump's sons, expanded its Bitcoin treasury by 139 BTC, bringing total holdings to $415 million, according to a November 7 announcement. The company's shares closed at $4.64 on the announcement date, up 2.20% despite intraday volatility between $4.08 and $4.65. The firm accumulates Bitcoin through mining operations and strategic market purchases.

U.S. District Judge Jessica G.L. Clarke declared a mistrial after jurors failed to reach a verdict on fraud charges against Anton and James Peraire-Bueno, who allegedly exploited Ethereum blockchain vulnerabilities to extract $25 million in a 12-second transaction. Prosecutors accused the MIT-educated brothers of manipulating validator software, while defense attorneys characterized their trading strategy as innovative and legally competitive.

Japan's Financial Services Agency announced proposed regulations on November 7, 2025, to tighten oversight of cryptocurrency lending services and introduce investment caps on Initial Exchange Offerings. The agency aims to close regulatory gaps and enhance investor protection through mandatory risk disclosures and custody requirements. The proposal sets IEO investment amounts exceeding 500,000 yen at a maximum of 5% of revenue or net assets, capped at 2 million yen.

Japan's Financial Services Agency announced November 7 its support for a stablecoin initiative involving three major banking groups. Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama confirmed the agency will evaluate cross-border payment applications from Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, and Mizuho Financial Group. The three banks, serving over 300,000 business partners collectively, had announced their collaboration approximately three weeks earlier.

Bitcoin traded at $101,970 on November 7, 2025, falling below its 365-day moving average of $102,000 for the first time in over three years. The breach has raised concerns about potential further declines, with analysts pointing to $72,000 as a possible downside target if the cryptocurrency fails to reclaim the $100,000 level. The asset has declined 7% over the past week and more than 16% in the last 30 days.

Tether transferred approximately 9,849 BTC, valued at around $1.09 billion, from Bitfinex to its Bitcoin reserve addresses within a 24-hour period. The transfers occurred in two batches: 961 BTC worth $97.18 million and 8,888 BTC worth approximately $1 billion. The USDT issuer now holds 87,296 BTC valued at approximately $8.84 billion, making it the sixth-largest institutional Bitcoin holder globally.

Coinbase submitted recommendations to the U.S. Treasury on November 5, 2025, regarding implementation of the GENIUS Act. The exchange called for precise regulations that foster stablecoin innovation while protecting consumers. Coinbase emphasized that payment stablecoins should be treated as cash equivalents for tax purposes and warned against broad interpretations of the Act's interest prohibition provisions.

Tokyo-listed cryptocurrency treasury firm MetaPlanet raised $100 million using its Bitcoin holdings as collateral on November 6, 2025. The funds will support revenue-generating operations, share repurchases, and additional Bitcoin acquisitions. The company currently holds 30,823 BTC valued at approximately $3.51 billion, with the loan representing 3% of its total Bitcoin treasury.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $578 million in net outflows on November 4, while Ethereum ETFs saw $219 million in redemptions, marking their fourth and fifth consecutive days of withdrawals. Solana-based ETFs attracted $14.83 million in inflows the same day, extending a six-day streak despite SOL dropping over 30% in the past month.