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More →Currency market volatility is intensifying, raising the risks of foreign exchange carry trades.
According to Coin World news, market analyst Jeremy Boulton said that as rising market volatility drives wider exchange rate fluctuations, foreign exchange carry trades are becoming increasingly fragile. Adverse exchange rate movements may be enough to offset the gains brought by favorable interest rate differentials, or even cause larger losses. Some of the most popular carry trade currencies have already seen significant adverse moves: since the prospect of a Federal Reserve rate hike in September became clear, the Mexican peso has fallen by as much as 9% at one point, the South African rand has dropped more than 5%, and the Hungarian forint has declined by more than 7%. Japan's measures to support the yen pushed the yen slightly higher, while the sharp sell-off in the French bond market hit market confidence, dragging down the euro and driving up the Swiss franc. This further exacerbated the losses faced by carry trades that rely on stable market conditions. If stock markets correct further, carry trades could face a collapse. As investors take profits before the end of the year and amid uncertainty surrounding the U.S. election in November, risk assets such as stocks may come under further pressure.
The Greek government has launched a public consultation on a crypto asset taxation bill.
According to an announcement by the Greek Ministry of Finance, the government has launched a public consultation on a new crypto asset taxation bill. It proposes a 10% tax on capital gains from the sale of crypto assets by individuals, with annual gains not exceeding 500 euros exempt from tax, and exchanges between crypto assets not triggering capital gains tax for the time being. In addition, income from staking, lending, and providing liquidity will be taxed at 10% as interest income. Investors who voluntarily declare their previous crypto asset trading gains within 12 months after the law is published may be exempt from fines and interest if they meet the conditions.
Greece plans to cut the personal cryptocurrency capital gains tax rate to 10%.
Greek news outlet reports that Greece has released a draft bill proposing to lower the personal cryptocurrency capital gains tax rate to 10% and set an annual tax exemption of 500 euros. Direct exchanges between cryptocurrencies would not be taxed, while staking or lending income would be taxed at the 10% interest tax rate. The draft establishes a 12-month window allowing past gains to be declared without penalties, and includes cryptocurrency purchases within the scope of asset proof for presumed income.
Institution: Bitcoin's key price range is 77k-$79k.
Data from Bige: Analysts point out that the most important price range for Bitcoin right now is between $77,000 and $79,000. This price range is where two major institutional buyers break even: U.S. spot ETFs hold 12,900 BTC with an average cost of $76,909, while public companies hold 12,800 BTC with an average cost of $78,834. Together, they hold 25,700 BTC, accounting for nearly 13% of the total supply. Bitcoin is currently priced at $83,200. The ETF MVRV is 1.08x, with unrealized gains of $8.1 billion, while the MVRV for public companies is 1.06x, with unrealized gains of $5.6 billion. The analysis notes that if Bitcoin's price remains above $77,000 to $79,000, institutions will remain profitable and selling pressure will stay low. If it falls below this range, 25,700 BTC will once again be in a loss position.
Meta VP: AI Applications in Advertising and the Rise of Billion-Dollar One-Person Companies
According to news from Bijie, a Meta vice president stated that the application of AI in advertising is reshaping business design thinking. He mentioned that many companies are still using AI to optimize old processes rather than reimagining business models. AI is seen as a threshold technology that has crossed the boundary of everyday practicality, but many companies are still doing the same things at a slightly faster pace. He emphasized that the real transformation of AI lies in a cultural shift, not merely the application of technology. Taking the UK as an example, although it is the world's third-largest AI market, many companies still have not fully utilized this technology. Meta's AI business assistant helps companies free up more time to focus on creativity and customer relationships.
Financial executives' stock purchases have fallen to the slowest pace in nearly 23 years, potentially a negative signal.
CoinWorld data: Financial industry insiders bought their own companies' shares at the slowest pace in nearly 23 years, becoming a "negative data point" ahead of bank earnings releases. According to a new report from VerityData, in the third quarter of 2026, the number of financial executives buying their own companies' shares fell to 298, the lowest record for the company since 2004. At the same time, insider buying across the broader market also dropped by 18%. Analysts believe that the decline in share purchases by financial executives may signal concerns about the industry's outlook.
Greece plans to impose a 10% tax on cryptocurrency capital gains.
Greek government plans to impose a 10% tax on cryptocurrency capital gains. This policy aims to regulate the crypto market and increase tax revenue.
Nvidia、Oracle、CoreWeave等AI股票因OpenAI营收报告下跌
Crypto news: According to CNBC, AI stocks such as Nvidia, Oracle, and CoreWeave fell due to OpenAI's revenue report. OpenAI told investors that its annualized revenue was about $50 billion as of the end of September.
Justin Sun: The next billion blockchain users may not all be human
According to Biji.com, Justin Sun said that the next billion blockchain users may not all be human. He had a good conversation with a guest about stablecoins, AI agents, and TRON's future construction needs, and called for continued building.
Kishu Inu founder Alexander Sisemore charged with wire fraud over alleged $9 million scam
Coin World news: Kishu Inu founder Alexander Sisemore has been charged with three counts of wire fraud for allegedly orchestrating a $9 million rug pull scam. Prosecutors allege that he secretly sold off the project's tokens while making false representations to investors. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is seeking out Kishu Inu investors.