💪 BTC is Back: $115K Again?

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Hello, Crypto Enthusiasts!

🎃 With spooky Halloween approaching, here are some major moves in the crypto frontier.

Breaking: Bitcoin rebounds impressively at $115K, rekindling hope and renewed optimism among investors. Full details inside. 👇

Spotlight: Major uphaul in Swiss RWA tokenization as Detavault AI and Max International AG gear up to launch their next-gen RWA tokenization exchange.

Headlines:

• Bitcoin Bounces Back to $115K

• Datavault & Max International’s Swiss Launch

• $31B to Expire on Spooky Halloween?

• IBM Unveils Digital Asset Haven

• Canada Accelerates Stablecoin Adoption

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📊 News flash: Bitcoin is back in action! The OG crypto reclaims $115K as the U.S.-China trade talks progress, fuelling a 3.5% rise in Bitcoin prices over the weekend.

Bitcoin Surged Past $115K on Monday 💥

The U.S.-China Trade Talks Progress: Bitcoin rose to $115,000 for the first time after the crypto market experienced its largest $19 billion liquidation earlier this month. Ethereum gained 6.77% to $4,196, and other major cryptocurrencies like DOGE, TRX, SOL, and ADA surged significantly.

On Sunday, China and the U.S. trade negotiators met in Kuala Lumpur and agreed to a framework that could de-escalate the lingering trade tensions between the two countries.

After the talks, U.S. President Donald Trump said, “I think we’re going to have a deal with China,” and China’s trade negotiator, Li Chenggang, added that the two parties reached a “preliminary consensus.”

President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to meet on October 30 at a bilateral meeting at the APEC Summit in South Korea to discuss tariff negotiations and cooperation.

What This Means: The much-awaited U.S.-China trade talks are a powerful macroeconomic event that signals renewed optimism across markets and softens the ongoing trade tensions and extreme volatility.

🔗 Related: Ethereum Whales are Quietly Splashing Cash – Is Confidence Returning in ETH?

3 Tricks to Save on Network Fees

Network or crypto transaction fees are so high these days, but is there any way to reduce them? Yes, while we cannot completely avoid these fees, there are definite ways to minimize them.

With the rising demand for crypto transactions, we often overlook a critical issue – the high network fees. Explore these 3 simple tricks to save on network fees:

• Bypass Peak Hours: Choose off-peak hours, like late nights or weekends. This can help you avoid network congestion and inflated fees.

• Use Layer-2 Networks: L2 networks process transactions off-chain, outside the mainnet. They group the transactions into a single batch before sending them as a large transaction to the L1 network, without incurring high fees.

• Direct Wallet Swaps: Instead of swapping tokens through DeFi exchanges, swap them directly through wallets to avoid exchange service and withdrawal fees.

Hope that helps 👍

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Last week’s quiz result: NFT (non-fungible token) authenticates true digital ownership of real-world assets like music or art.

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🔔 Crypto Buzz: Datavault AI Inc., a pioneering AI-focused blockchain and Web 3.0 platform, partners with Max International AG, a Swiss investment company, to launch its Swiss RWA digital exchange for real-world asset (RWA) tokenization.

About The Launch 🚀

On October 20, Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ: DVLT) partnered with Max International AG to launch its Swiss-based digital asset exchange for RWA tokenization. The deployment will converge Switzerland’s established and robust digital regulatory frameworks and “Zurich’s Gold Hub” and financial infrastructure for RWA tokenization.

The collaboration highlights Datavault’s proprietary AI, high-computing solutions, and next-gen blockchain technology. It also brings Max International’s strong regulatory compliance and fiduciary expertise that could drive scalability and regulated RWA tokenization for institutional investors.

📝 Read the Datavault Press Release.

The Takeaway: Switzerland is globally known for building progressive regulatory frameworks accommodating blockchain-based technologies. Zurich handles nearly 70% of the world’s gold and is the perfect seat for RWA tokenization.

👉 Also Read: HTX Ventures Releases New Report on the Rise of Tokenized Private Credit in the RWA Ecosystem.

Spooky Halloween: $31B At Risk 👻

Analysts fear nearly $31 billion of Bitcoin derivatives can expire on Halloween, following the October 10 flash crash that saw $19 billion in liquidation. Derivative exchanges like Deribit and CME hold large numbers of these expiring contracts.

📎Read More at Decrypt. 

IBM Unveils Digital Asset Haven 🌐

IBM has launched a comprehensive platform called the Digital Asset Haven on October 27 across 40 connected blockchains in collaboration with Dfns, a Wallets-as-a-Service (WaaS) platform. IBM integrates quantum-safe cryptography to protect sensitive data and is committed to meeting compliance requirements to ensure institutional trust.

📎Read More at IBM. 

Canada Accelerates Stablecoin Framework: Nov 4 🪙

Canada advances the stablecoin regulatory framework and may declare the details in the November 4 federal budget. The framework aims to classify stablecoins and establish clear regulatory policies for fiat-backed cryptocurrencies in Canada. This will increase demand for Canadian dollars instead of the U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoins.

📎Read More at The Block. 

The top five Cryptos according to CoinMarketCap, October 29, 2025. 

• Trump brothers’ American Bitcoin snaps up $160 million in BTC, vaulting into top-25 public treasuries. The Block

• ETHzilla’s $40M Ethereum Sale Turns Heads Across the Crypto Sector. Bitcoin.com

• Coinbase Asset Management and Apollo Partner to Develop Stablecoin Credit Strategies. Coinbase

• Canary Capital to launch first US ETFs tracking Litecoin and HBAR on Nasdaq on Tuesday. The Block

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