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Crypto industry shifts as listed firms share and tokenisation surge

The share of total crypto industry revenue accounted for by listed companies rose to 16 percent in 2026 from 7 percent in 2022, Cointelegraph reported, citing a 1kx report. The firm said expanding institutional adoption and growth in real-world-use services drove the shift. Total industry revenue is estimated at $100 billion, down 28 percent year-on-year, but listed firms’ share increased. Tokenised assets and payments revenue overtook crypto infrastructure revenue in the third quarter.

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Bitcoin hovers at $80,000 as stablecoin rulemaking accelerates

Crypto markets are locked in a tug-of-war around $80,000 as bitcoin slid more than 3 percent on Oct. 22 and briefly fell into the $79,000 range on Oct. 24, its lowest in about a month. Risk-off moves were linked to reports of U.S. personnel withdrawals in the Middle East and equity jitters tied to CoreWeave. Investors are watching the Oct. 29 FOMC meeting and big tech earnings. In the United States, the OCC finalised rules for the Genius Act on stablecoins, while Korea nears decisions on won stablecoins.

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Bitcoin tests $82,000; Morgan Stanley says most of the correction is over

Bitcoin rose as it tried to regain support around $80,000, climbing as high as $81,687 intraday and moving back toward $82,000, Cointelegraph reported. TradingView data showed no new lows on the hourly chart, while buying liquidity near $79,000 and $80,000 thickened, according to Coinglass. Crypto markets strengthened as worries over AI spending and debt financing eased. Morgan Stanley strategist Mike Wilson told CNBC most of the correction was already over.