From major Ethereum trades to a dramatic SEC showdown, here are today’s biggest stories in crypto and finance.

BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF saw its largest inflows on Oct. 30, totaling $875M, sparking hopes of a new BTC all-time high.

Bitfinex analysts predict Bitcoin could reach an all-time high post-election, with “perfect storm” conditions fueling bullish momentum.

US government probes into Tether spark controversy and market reaction.

Bitcoin's short-term holders add $6B in realized cap, betting on a bullish Q4. Meanwhile, long-term holders cash out, taking profits.

Uptober 2024 crypto markets surged, riding on rate cuts and record on-chain activity. What does this mean for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and DeFi?

Crypto academics fire back at the ECB’s Bitcoin takedown, exchanges lose market share, and Peter Todd denies being Satoshi Nakamoto.

IMF predicts inflation will fall to 3.5% by the end of 2025, but warns of slowing growth, increasing inequality, and geopolitical tensions.

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF tops $329M in inflows on Oct. 21, leading U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs to a total $294M, as Bitcoin's price dips by 3%.

Bitcoin’s weekly close hits a 5-month high, fueling optimism for a push beyond $70K.

As Tether surpasses a $120B market cap, signs point to a potential Bitcoin rally.

China’s leadership has initiated a reflationary push to combat deflationary deleveraging.

Bitcoin whales are accumulating BTC, reminiscent of the 2020 trend that led to a 550% rally. Could a similar breakout be on the horizon?

Bitcoin prices are set to soar, says BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, if rising oil prices follow escalating tensions in the Middle East.

Bitcoin's market dominance reaches a 3.5-year high as BTC nears $70K, with investors eyeing further gains.

Bitcoin's market share surged to its highest since April 2021, hitting 60% amid muted altcoin activity.

Bitcoin may see short-term dips before surging past $100K, as liquidity tightens and analysts forecast a volatile but bullish future for BTC

Veteran trader Bob Loukas predicts Bitcoin could soar to $150K in this cycle.

Bitcoin faces resistance at $64,000 amid rising stocks, stronger US dollar, and investor risk aversion.

Ethereum's EIP-7781 could slash block times by 33%, increase data capacity, and improve efficiency in decentralized exchanges.