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- France's parliament passed a 1% tax on crypto holdings over €2M as part of a broader "unproductive wealth" levy targeting 4,000 holding companies. - The policy faces political divisions, with left-right coalitions rejecting a 2% wealth tax on €100M+ fortunes while supporting the crypto-focused amendment. - Crypto industry leaders criticize the tax as anti-innovation, warning it could drive assets abroad and force liquidations to meet obligations. - Right-wing lawmakers separately proposed a 420,000 BTC n

- Cryptocurrency markets crashed on Nov 3, 2025, with Bitcoin/Ethereum falling over 4%, triggering $400M+ liquidations amid Fed hesitation and ETF outflows. - Fed Chair Powell's cautious stance on rate cuts and $1.15B Bitcoin ETF outflows intensified selling pressure, while altcoins dropped nearly 4% in 24 hours. - Bitcoin's dominance rose to 60.15% as traders fled volatile assets, with institutional withdrawals from BlackRock/ARK/Fidelity signaling broader risk aversion. - Analysts warned $106,000 BTC sup

- Cryptocurrency markets crashed on Nov 3, 2025, with $1.13B in liquidations as Bitcoin fell below $107,500 and altcoins dropped over 6% amid Fed policy uncertainty. - Federal Reserve Chair Powell's cautious stance on rate cuts and ETF outflows—including $1.15B from BlackRock—exacerbated sell-offs, boosting dollar strength and risk aversion. - October's "black swan" event—$19.37B in 24-hour liquidations—set the stage for November's turmoil, with Solana and Dogecoin losing 60–80% of value during prior volat

- U.S. Supreme Court will rule on Trump's IEEPA-based tariffs, testing presidential power limits under constitutional law. - Lower courts invalidated tariffs, arguing Congress retains tariff authority under Article I despite IEEPA's emergency powers. - "Major questions doctrine" could limit executive overreach, but conservative justices may split on emergency powers interpretation. - Trump threatens retaliation by reimposing tariffs via alternative statutes if IEEPA case fails, complicating but not halting