Bitcoin its first red October in seven years. Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade. Mastercard just dropped

Bitcoin just wrapped up its first red October in seven years, pulling back after peaking at $126K.
Long-term holders sold off nearly $3 billion daily, while ETF inflows paused amid Fed caution and global tensions. Analysts call it a recalibration, not a crash — with potential for a November rebound if $107K support holds.

Meanwhile, Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade is coming early December — expected to cut Layer 2 fees by up to 60%, boosting gaming and DeFi speed and efficiency.

And in a massive move for mainstream adoption, Mastercard just dropped $2 billion on Zero Hash, doubling down on stablecoins, 24/7 settlements, and tokenized assets — proof that traditional finance is officially all-in on blockchain.