Crypto This Week — October 26–November 1, 2026
Crypto this week, October 26–November 1, 2026. The market lost about 1.8% over the past seven days, to $2.70T, with Bitcoin down 2.2%. TLT's newsdesk published 86 original briefs this week.
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BTC14
ETH13
XRP6
SOL6
ZEC4
JST4
DOGE3Biggest stories this week
All news →Aviva Investors has tokenized a share class of its £22 billion Sterling Liquidity Fund on the XRP Ledger.
XRP-0.5%The asset manager has filed for two new ETFs that would reinvest stock dividends into Bitcoin.
BTC-0.3%Bitcoin's price recovery to $80,000 follows Peter Schiff's $75K prediction, but ongoing volatility raises concerns.
BTC-0.3%The company pauses bitcoin accumulation to repurchase $205M in preferred stock, significantly reducing its cash reserves.
BTC-0.9%Fraudulent emails impersonate Foundation, claiming critical hardware vulnerabilities in Passport wallets.
The AI startup behind Claude chatbot seeks to go public, revealing $1.2B in revenue and a dual-class share structure.
US-based Strive has significantly expanded its Bitcoin treasury with a major purchase amidst shifting market dynamics.
BTC-0.3%
JST+0.4%Solana's tokenized equities ecosystem sees record growth while its native token faces downward pressure.
SOL-0.9%Daily digests this week
This week — FAQ
What happened in crypto this week?
The crypto market fell about 1.8% over the week. TLT covered 86 stories, including: Aviva Investors Launches Tokenized Sterling Fund on XRP Ledger; Franklin Templeton Seeks Bitcoin-Reinvesting ETFs for US and Innovation Stocks; Bitcoin Price Rebounds to $80K Amidst Mixed Signals.
What was the biggest crypto gainer this week?
MemeCore (M) led the top-150 coins, up 44.0% over the past seven days.
Weekly recap of TLT's original briefs and the market that produced them. 7-day price moves are live; story selection is by cross-source corroboration and coverage. Information only — not financial advice.







