CPI positively surprises stocks, and Bitcoin catches a bid as inflationary pressures are shown to be declining faster than thought.

According to an announcement from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, China's largest chess and card game company, Boyaa Interactive, will increase its holdings of cryptocurrencies. Currently, it is expected to purchase approximately $45 million worth of Bitcoin and $45 million worth of Ethereum, and will also spend up to $10 million to purchase USDT and USDC stablecoins.

K33 Research posted on X platform stating that the amount of Bitcoin managed by Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) has reached a historical high. In the past few weeks, as the market's anticipation of the approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF has driven up the coin price, the amount of ETP BUM has also increased significantly.

According to Coinglass data, in the past hour, there were liquidations of 20.6428 million US dollars across the network, with ETH liquidations of 2.0337 million US dollars and BTC liquidations of 8.3857 million US dollars. Long positions were liquidated for 19.1318 million US dollars, accounting for 92.68% of the total, while short positions were liquidated for 1.511 million US dollars.

According to OKX market data on November 14th, Bitcoin fell below $36,000 and is currently priced at $35,790.0, with a 24-hour decline of 2.35%.

Whale Alert has monitored that around 22:11 Beijing time, 4,000 BTC ($146,311,274) has been transferred from Bitfinex to Kraken.

WhaleAlert monitoring shows that 2,751 BTC were deposited into Coinbase from an unknown address nearly 3 hours ago.

TeraWulf, a Bitcoin mining company, released its third-quarter financial report, which showed that its self-mining business produced 994 BTC, an increase of 9.5% compared to the second quarter; revenue was $19 million, an increase of 22.6% compared to the previous quarter; it is expected to use the cash generated in the third quarter to repay about $7 million in debt, of which $5.5 million will be repaid in October 2023; the gross profit for the third quarter increased to $10.7 million, while it was $10.3 million in the second quarter.

Bitcoin service platform Swan Bitcoin will ban user accounts that directly interact with mixing services. Swan Bitcoin explains that this change is due to pressure from its banking partners, who are subject to proposed rules by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) aimed at requiring institutions that facilitate transactions such as mixing services to declare relevant information.

João Pedro Nascimento, the chairman of the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM), believes that the Brazilian CBDC Drex will "kill" many cryptocurrencies. Nascimento stated that he is not talking about Bitcoin, but Drex will reduce the attractiveness of smaller cryptocurrencies.