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Zain

Research Editor

Zain is a research editor at BTC Newz who keeps the coverage understandable. He turns exchange filings, protocol changes and market moves into plain language for readers who are not full-time traders, and he will not let a piece hide behind crypto jargon. If an explanation would not land with someone new to the space, it goes back for another pass.

Background: Editorial team member at BTC Newz; researches crypto markets, regulation and protocols, verifies each claim against its primary source, and edits AI-assisted drafts to publication. This is general information, not financial or investment advice.

Articles by Zain

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What is slippage in crypto trading, and how to reduce it

Slippage is the difference between the price you expect on a crypto trade and the price it fills at. Thin order books, fast markets and big orders all widen that gap. Here is how it works, with a worked example, and the settings that cut it.

6 min read
Markets

OKXICE sets November 23 launch for tokenized US stock trading

The OKX and Intercontinental Exchange joint venture will start trading tokenized US stocks on November 23 under a temporary SEC exemption. Sixty-seven companies, including Apple and Tesla, have told the venue to keep their shares off it.

5 min read
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Why is crypto down? The recurring reasons behind every drop

Crypto rarely falls for one reason. Interest-rate signals, forced selling from leveraged bets, money leaving funds and plain risk-off days all push the market down, often at the same time. This guide explains the recurring causes and how to read which one is driving a given drop.

6 min read
Business

Figure revenue rises 84% to $287 million on loan marketplace surge

Figure Technology Solutions reported third-quarter net revenue of $287 million, up 84% from a year earlier, as loan marketplace volume jumped 135% to $5.8 billion. Net income stayed flat, and a large share of the growth came from its Kiavi acquisition.

4 min read
Regulation & policy

SEC brings fewest enforcement cases since 1991, crypto suits fall

The agency logged 348 enforcement actions in the year to September 2026, the fewest since 1991 by one count. Standalone cases dropped about 22 percent. Crypto suits, already thinning, stayed light. Yet it returned more money to investors than it did a year earlier.

5 min read
DeFi & protocols

Across Protocol restores site after domain hijack, vows refunds

Across Protocol said attackers seized its across.to domain through a social engineering attack on registrar Namecheap, redirecting users to a phishing site. The team restored the domain a day later and promised to repay affected users.

5 min read
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How to check if a crypto token is safe before you buy it

Scam tokens pull billions out of crypto wallets every year, and most of the traps are visible before you buy. Here are the five checks that catch a honeypot, a rug pull or a token one wallet can crash.

8 min read
Markets

Stablecoin supply drops $14.2 billion, fastest fall since 2022

The total supply of dollar stablecoins fell $14.2 billion in 30 days through November 9, the fastest drop since mid-2022, according to Glassnode. Analysts read it as cash leaving crypto, with Bitcoin near a three-month low and less dry powder ready to buy.

5 min read
Regulation & policy

Coinbase and Kalshi defend CFTC over stock perpetual futures

Coinbase, Kalshi, Kraken's parent and three trading firms moved on November 9 to defend the CFTC's approval of single-stock perpetual futures, taking the opposite side from Cboe and Citadel Securities in a New York court fight.

5 min read
Business

eToro profit falls 74% in Q3 as crypto trading volumes drop

The retail trading platform's third-quarter net income fell to $15 million, down 74 percent from a year earlier, as crypto revenue dropped from $3.97 billion to $1.35 billion. The board approved a $250 million share buyback.

5 min read
Business

Canaan revenue falls 90% to $14.5 million as rig sales dry up

The rig maker's quarterly sales fell to $14.5 million, down from $150.5 million a year earlier, as demand for its machines dried up. A reported $8 million net profit rested almost entirely on paper gains from the bitcoin it holds, not on selling anything.

4 min read