Author: Pritam Barman

Pritam Barman is the Founder, Editor and Chief Market Analyst at DailyKnown.com. An economist by training (M.A. in Economics, University of Arizona) with a specialized Capital Markets certification, he turns complex business and finance developments into clear, practical insights. With 7+ years of experience across market research, asset management and strategic forecasting, his coverage prioritizes accuracy, context and transparency. He writes on markets, companies, fintech, small business, and personal finance, with a focus on cryptocurrency regulation, macroeconomic policy, U.S. market trends and fintech innovation. A Certified Financial Journalist, Pritam is committed to timely, high-quality analysis and rigorous standards on sourcing and disclosures. Contact: pritambarman417@gmail.com | Tips & pitches: support@dailyknown.com.

Bitcoin came close to revisiting levels last seen in June as crypto liquidations swelled past $19 billion last week, a jolt that pushed traders back to the basics of the Bitcoin four-year cycle playbook. Some market participants are trimming risk on the view that the cycle is nearing its final stage, while others argue macro liquidity now outweighs halving dynamics and could reset expectations for the next leg. Prices test June-area support as liquidations surge The latest drawdown accelerated as forced unwinds rippled across derivatives venues. With billions in liquidations clearing out leverage, spot prices slipped toward a familiar support…

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U.S. authorities have carried out one of the largest digital asset seizures on record, taking control of nearly $15 billion in bitcoin allegedly tied to a global crypto investment fraud network that exploited trafficked workers. The DoJ bitcoin seizure centers on 127,271 BTC linked to Cambodian businessman Chen Zhi, according to federal officials, marking a watershed moment for cross-border enforcement in crypto. Officials say Chen—founder and chairman of Cambodia’s Prince Group—has been charged with wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering conspiracy in connection with the alleged scheme. He faces a maximum sentence of 40 years if convicted. Chen remains at…

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Bitcoin slid back toward last week’s lows on Friday, briefly falling below $105,000 as marketwide crypto liquidations climbed above $1.2 billion. Yet beneath the price weakness, a key demand signal flashed: net taker volume on Binance turned positive to roughly $309 million for the first time since October 10. The shift suggests the ongoing Bitcoin price correction may be underpinned by spot accumulation, even as volatility shakes out leveraged positions. Price dips below $105K as liquidations rise After a flash crash last week, Bitcoin’s pullback resumed in a steadier fashion. The return to similar price depths coincided with a spike…

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A warning from one of crypto’s most-watched developers has reignited debate over the legal risk of building decentralized software in the U.S. Roman Storm, co-founder of the Tornado Cash privacy protocol, cautioned that open-source builders should not assume they are safe from Department of Justice scrutiny. He argued the line between “non-custodial” and “money services” is being tested in court—and could shift with enforcement. The remarks, first highlighted by Cryptopolitan on Oct. 19, 2025, arrive as his own case in New York continues to shape how prosecutors view decentralized finance. For many founders, the prospect of DOJ prosecution of DeFi…

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