Naiw Nakamoto
November 8, 2026
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November 08, 2026 • Reading Time: 25 minutes
Greetings Bitcoiner,
Welcome to Issue #697 of the Bitcoin Breakdown, where we’re excited to bring you this week’s Saturday roundup — a convenient compilation of all the past week’s sections in one comprehensive edition.
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First off, a summary of the past week’s Top Stories:
⚠️ BTCPay Server Finds Attack Vector After Wallet Drains
🚨 Binance Restores 90% Backing, Not the Stolen Funds
🕵️ Chainalysis Breach Exposes Customer Names and Emails
🇧🇷 Mercado Bitcoin Halts Withdrawals After $40M Alert
🇨🇳 China's Party Targets Graft Hidden in Virtual Currency
🌐 Global Watchdog Reviews Virtual Asset Hubs
🗳️ Democrats Flip Six Seats to Win US Senate Control
🏦 ZachXBT Names French Bank in Alleged $133M Theft
🪙 Ardoino Puts Tether's Stack at 150,000 BTC
🇫🇷 France Drops Self-Custody Reporting, For Now
🗳️ Democrats Eye Subpoenas for Trump's Sh!tcoins
⛏️ Riot and Hut 8 Sell Thousands of Bitcoin
⛏️ Core Scientific, Keel and Iren Quit Bitcoin Mining
🕵️ Chainalysis Admits Hashes and Live Tokens Exposed
🔐 Bull Bitcoin Makes Payjoin the Default for Trades
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