According to the General Administration of Customs, China imported 41.737 million tons of coal and lignite in October, compared with 46.003 million tons in September.

1. Trump: Hopes to make the US a "Bitcoin superpower." 2. JPMorgan Chase: Expects Bitcoin price to reach approximately $170,000 within the next 6 to 12 months. 3. Survey: The proportion of traditional hedge funds holding cryptocurrencies has risen to 55% this year. 4. Wintermute: Liquidity drives the cryptocurrency cycle, but inflows have now stopped. 5. Robinhood executive: The company is not in a hurry to enter the cryptocurrency treasury space. 6. 72 of the top 100 crypto assets by market capitalization have fallen more than 50% from their all-time highs. 7. Deribit: Over $5 billion worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum options will expire on Friday. 8. A US court ruled that the FBI was not liable for destroying a hard drive containing 3,400 Bitcoins; approximately 3.7 million Bitcoins may be permanently lost. 9. Trump's crypto advisor: The credit crisis in DeFi lending is evolving into a crypto liquidity crisis, with a very high possibility of spreading to CeFi. 10. 4E: Long-term holders sold $45 billion worth of BTC; US shutdown may delay crypto legislation until 2026. 11. Switzerland plans to allow the issuance of stablecoins within its borders. 12. Cathie Wood: Reduced bullish expectations for Bitcoin due to the potential for stablecoins to seize some market share. 13. VanEck: Digital Asset Vault continued to increase its holdings of crypto assets in October; market demand for "trustworthy privacy solutions" appears to be rebounding. 14. Australia sanctioned a North Korean hacking group suspected of stealing approximately 1.8 trillion won worth of cryptocurrency last year. 15. Q3 crypto lending hit a record high of $73.6 billion, nearly three times the size of early 2024. 16. ASIC Chairman: Without embracing new technologies such as tokenization, its capital markets may be overtaken by other countries. 17. Charles Schwab CEO: Bitcoin trading services will be available starting in 2026.

The US Senate blocked a measure that would prevent Trump from waging war against Venezuela, and voting is still ongoing.