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Researchers from East Texas A&M University and others have created the first post-quantum security design for Bitcoin's Lightning Network, enhancing its defenses against future quantum threats.

The decreasing amount of Bitcoin on exchanges may signal a potential price rally. Analysts suggest that a supply-demand imbalance could lead to upward price trends as investors withdraw Bitcoin for cold storage.

Options trading has surged back to 2021 levels, raising questions about Bitcoin's potential for a repeat of its previous price surge. With retail sentiment mirroring past enthusiasm, the market watches closely for signs of a similar rally.

A significant wave of crypto liquidations totaling $774 million occurred recently, with leveraged bulls absorbing the majority of losses. The market downturn was influenced by geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic factors, leading to a sharp decline in major cryptocurrencies.

The Moscow Exchange is set to allow cryptocurrency trading starting December, with testing already in progress. This move follows new regulations on digital currencies in Russia.

Despite recent market fluctuations, Bitcoin appears to be entering a new bull market, supported by key technical indicators and changing market dynamics. Analysis suggests a shift in Bitcoin's traditional boom-and-bust cycle.

Recent data reveals that Bitcoin ETFs faced their highest outflows in three months, while Ethereum funds continued their losing streak. This trend raises concerns about market stability and investor sentiment.

Bitcoin's recent price action shows a struggle to maintain momentum after hitting resistance near $86K. The Coinbase Premium Index indicates a decline in US demand, raising concerns about the sustainability of the current recovery.

China's leadership has announced plans for a national blockchain network, emphasizing digital technology's role in the economy. However, the plan does not mention Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, raising questions about their future in the country.

Meanwhile, the first life insurer operating entirely in Bitcoin, has raised $37.5 million in funding to meet growing demand for Bitcoin life insurance policies among wealthy families globally.