1. Bitcoin mining difficulty breaks 100T, setting a new historical high. 2. Bernstein: If Harris wins, BTC may briefly decline to 50,000
Bitcoin mining difficulty breaks 100T, reaching a historic high. Bernstein predicts that if Harris wins, BTC may briefly decline to $50,000. In October, cryptocurrency market indicators generally rose, with on-chain transaction volume increasing by 28.1%. The Michigan pension fund has invested in Ethereum ETFs for the first time, and UK pension funds have allocated 3% of their assets to Bitcoin. Marathon and Riot miners have set new monthly production records. Analysts believe that regardless of the election outcome, Bitcoin may rise. QCP Capital holds a cautious attitude towards the cryptocurrency market
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Bitcoin mining difficulty breaks 100T, setting a new historical high.
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Bernstein: If Harris wins, BTC may briefly decline to $50,000 before rising again.
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a16z donates over $23 million to political activities in the U.S. crypto industry.
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Data: Most indicators in the crypto market increased in October, with total on-chain transaction volume growing by 28.1%.
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Michigan pension holds $10 million in Ethereum ETF, becoming the first state pension to invest in ETH ETF.
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A UK pension fund has officially allocated 3% of its assets to Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin miners Marathon and Riot achieve their highest monthly output since the halving.
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Deutsche Telekom collaborates with Metzler Bank to pilot Bitcoin mining infrastructure using surplus energy.
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Analysis: History shows that regardless of who wins, Bitcoin may rise after the U.S. election.
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Zhao Changpeng comments on the "listing fee" controversy: focus should be on the project itself; Bitcoin has never paid any listing fees.
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QCP Capital: This week's U.S. election results will determine the direction of the crypto market, and we remain cautious.
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Matrixport: Selling Bitcoin volatility this week may be an attractive strategy