Live: Crypto Market Fear Deepens, What’s Happening on Nov. 5?

- Bitcoin nears six-month lows as fear index hits seven-month low of 15. - Massive ETF outflows and fading Fed rate-cut hopes signal waning institutional confidence. - Chain data shows long-term holder sales and bearish sentiment below key support levels. - Analysts debate bear market risks vs. potential 2026 rebound amid bullish chart patterns.

- Bitcoin options traders show resilience amid volatility, with calls outpacing puts as derivatives data hints at a potential price floor. - CME Group expands crypto influence through new partnerships and regulatory reforms, including potential U.S. spot trading approval by late 2025. - Bipartisan Senate bill proposes CFTC oversight of digital commodities, aiming to unify regulation but leaving gaps in stablecoin and DeFi sectors. - Market focus shifts to macroeconomic indicators, with November CPI and FOM

- U.S. DOJ seized $15M in Tether linked to North Korean hackers, targeting sanctions-busting crypto operations via stolen identities and remote work schemes. - APT38 group and "domestic helpers" facilitated DPRK fund siphoning, masking IP addresses and routing payments to evade sanctions. - The crackdown highlights rising stablecoin risks, regulatory scrutiny, and cross-border efforts like the U.S.-Thailand $12M USDT seizure. - Investors face increased volatility and compliance costs, while Trump's crypto