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Highlights:
$HBAR surges 14.44% on ETF launch momentum and bullish breakout.$TAO jumps 10.7% amid institutional accumulation and halving anticipation.$LTC climbs 2.76% ahead of Nasdaq ETF debut.$VIRTUAL gains 12.79% on OKX listing and AI adoption.
Hedera ($HBAR) rallied after the launch of the Canary HBAR ETF — the first regulated altcoin ETF on the NYSE. Trading volume spiked 337% to $951M, with strong technical support above the 30-day SMA ($0.1925) and Fib 23.6% ($0.2012).
Bittensor ($TAO) extended gains to 51% over 30 days as institutions increased exposure before the December 2025 halving. TAO reclaimed $436 support, eyeing $495 next.
Litecoin ($LTC) advanced ahead of Canary Capital’s spot ETF debuting on Nasdaq (Oct 28). Institutional wallets now hold 67% of supply, with key resistance near $103.6 and bullish confirmation above $109.
Protocol ($VIRTUAL) soared after its OKX listing and surging AI-agent adoption, breaking a 19-week downtrend and holding $1.43 support.

Market Outlook:
ETF launches and AI narratives continue to drive altcoin momentum despite a modest Altcoin Season Index (30). Watch for HBAR ETF inflows, LTC ETF performance, and TAO halving developments as potential catalysts into November.
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According to data from Coinglass, cited by BlockBeats, Bitcoin’s October return rate has moved into positive territory, currently standing at +0.39%.
Historically, October has been one of Bitcoin’s strongest months, with an average return of 21.89% since 2013. Over the past 12 years, only two Octobers—2014 and 2018— have posted negative returns, highlighting the month’s long-standing bullish trend in Bitcoin’s performance.

According to PANews, South Korean lawmaker Park Sung-hoon of the People Power Party plans to propose an amendment to the Foreign Exchange Transactions Act that would officially recognize stablecoins as legitimate payment methods.
The proposed revision aims to close existing regulatory gaps and prevent misuse of stablecoins for activities such as money laundering or tax evasion. Under the amendment, stablecoins would be included in the definition of payment methods in Article 3, Section 1, granting them the same legal standing as cash, banknotes, and coins.
This legislative effort follows concerns voiced by the Bank of Korea, which warned that dollar-backed stablecoins could enable cross-border transactions that bypass current reporting requirements under the Act. The central bank emphasized the need for clear legal frameworks to manage potential financial stability and compliance risks linked to these digital assets.

According to Cointelegraph, the Bitcoin mining industry is facing intensified competition as mid-tier operators rapidly close the gap with long-standing leaders in realized hashrate. This shift signals a more level playing field following the 2024 Bitcoin halving. Companies such as Cipher Mining, Bitdeer, and HIVE Digital have significantly increased their realized hashrate, reducing the distance to top firms like MARA Holdings, CleanSpark, and Cango. The Miner Mag highlighted this trend in its latest Miner Weekly report, noting that mid-tier public miners have scaled production quickly since the halving.

While industry leaders MARA, CleanSpark, and Cango remain dominant, competitors including IREN, Cipher, Bitdeer, and HIVE Digital have reported strong year-over-year hashrate growth. In September, the top public miners collectively reached 326 exahashes per second (EH/s) in realized hashrate—more than double the level from the previous year—now representing nearly one-third of Bitcoin’s total network power.

Hashrate measures the total computational power securing the Bitcoin network, whereas realized hashrate reflects actual on-chain performance, showing how efficiently miners produce valid blocks. For publicly listed miners, realized hashrate is a key metric for operational strength and revenue potential—especially as third-quarter earnings season approaches.
Amid this heightened competition, mining firms are taking on record debt to fund new infrastructure, including advanced mining rigs and AI data centers. Research from VanEck shows total sector debt has surged to $12.7 billion, up sharply from $2.1 billion a year earlier. The report underscores the need for ongoing investment in next-generation hardware to sustain market share and profitability.

To counter post-halving revenue pressures—after block rewards were reduced to 3.125 BTC—some miners are diversifying into artificial intelligence and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads. These moves highlight how the Bitcoin mining industry is evolving to meet new economic and technological challenges in the wake of the 2024 halving.

Central Banks Set Key Meetings Amid U.S. Government Shutdown.
BlockBeats reports that several major central banks, including the Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, and Bank of Japan, are scheduled to hold interest rate meetings this week. This comes as the ongoing U.S. government shutdown limits the release of major economic data.

The Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate decision on Thursday at 02:00 UTC+8, followed by a press conference with Chair Jerome Powell at 02:30 UTC+8. On Friday, Dallas Fed President Logan, a 2026 FOMC voting member, is set to speak at 01:15 and 21:30 UTC+8.

Powell is widely expected to announce a 25 basis point rate cut, though he is unlikely to significantly shift the Fed’s forward guidance until inflation trends and labor market conditions are clearer. Amid recent trade tensions and the government shutdown, the Fed may adopt a slightly dovish tone, but even dovish members like Waller remain cautious about committing to multiple rate cuts in advance.

If the Fed signals doubts about the market’s expectation of a 100 basis point cut after October, traders could face heightened disappointment.

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Binance Market Update: Crypto Trends | October 25, 2025.
The global cryptocurrency market cap is now $3.75 trillion, up 1.80% in the past 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap.

Bitcoin (BTC) traded between $109,700 and $112,105 over the last day and is currently at $111,677, marking a 0.22% gain as of 09:30 AM (UTC).
Market Snapshot
Major cryptocurrencies are showing mixed performance today. Standout performers include:
GIGGLE: +223%VIRTUAL: +36%DEGO: +35%
Top Stories of the Day
Tom Lee forecasts a cryptocurrency market recovery by year-end.CryptoQuant reports signs of recovery in Bitcoin’s supply profitability.Crypto miners’ stocks surge after Jane Street’s investment.U.S. October inflation rate meets expectations.Bitcoin briefly hits $112K following soft U.S. CPI data as stocks hit record highs.Trump reportedly plans to nominate SEC’s pro-crypto counsel Michael Selig as CFTC chair.Spot Ether ETFs see second week of outflows, while Bitcoin funds attract $446M inflows.U.S. Social Security Administration forecasts 2.8% increase in 2026 living costs.U.S. September CPI data collection completed before federal funding halt.

Market Movers (Top Coins by Price Change)
ETH: $3,949.74 (-0.46%)BNB: $1,114.44 (-1.63%)XRP: $2.5412 (+3.27%)SOL: $193.75 (+0.39%)DOGE: $0.19809 (+0.30%)TRX: $0.2974 (-4.80%)ADA: $0.6521 (-0.02%)WBTC: $111,639.6 (+0.23%)WLFI: $0.1339 (-5.57%)LINK: $17.95 (+1.13%)$ETH $SOL $BNB

Shares of top Bitcoin mining companies surged after Jane Street Group, one of the world’s largest trading firms, revealed new holdings in multiple miners, extending a months-long rally in publicly traded crypto mining stocks.

Key Highlights
Jane Street disclosed passive stakes of roughly 5% each in Bitfarms, Cipher Mining, and Hut 8.Stocks jumped between 8% and 19% following the announcement.Other miners, including Hive Digital and American Bitcoin Corp., also recorded double-digit gains.Bitcoin mining equities have outperformed BTC in 2025, with some posting over 200% annual returns.

Jane Street’s Bitcoin Mining Positions
Regulatory filings submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Thursday showed Jane Street’s trading affiliates hold:
5.4% of Bitfarms (BITF)5% of Cipher Mining (CIFR)5% of Hut 8 (HUT)


The firm described these as passive positions, not activist stakes, but the disclosure still fueled strong investor optimism.

Mining Stocks See Sharp GainsFollowing the news, mining shares surged:
Cipher Mining (CIFR) +19.73%Hut 8 (HUT) +17.27%Bitfarms (BITF) +10.68%

Other miners also saw significant gains:
American Bitcoin Corp. +11.29%IREN Limited +12.60%Hive Digital Technologies +17.77%

This comes shortly after Google’s 5.4% stake in Cipher Mining on Sept. 25, signaling growing institutional interest in Bitcoin mining.

Bitcoin Mining Stocks Outperform BTC
Bitcoin mining remains essential for network security and transaction validation, but publicly traded mining companies have stood out in 2025:
Bitfarms: +131%Hut 8: +211%Bitcoin (BTC): +73%


Investors increasingly view mining stocks as leveraged plays on the broader crypto market.

Looking Ahead
With institutional investors like Jane Street and Google entering the space, analysts anticipate continued momentum. Key catalysts include energy efficiency upgrades, AI integration in mining, and potential regulatory clarity in the U.S. energy and infrastructure sectors.
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