BTC falls below the $71,000 mark

[Microsoft 365 Suffers Massive Outage, Outlook, Teams, and Other Services Affected for Over 6 Hours] On November 13th, Microsoft 365 experienced a massive outage starting around 1:54 AM. Initially, users in the Americas were unable to access Exchange Online mailboxes, and Microsoft subsequently confirmed that users worldwide were affected. Affected services include Outlook.com, OneDrive, OneNote, To Do, Teams, and the web version of Microsoft 365. The outage lasted for over 6 hours and was classified as "service degraded." Microsoft stated that the outage was caused by a large number of servers unexpectedly becoming unresponsive, leading to excessive infrastructure load. Overloaded core processes on affected servers caused capacity loss. Microsoft has paused deployments, restarted servers, and diverted traffic. Servers that had been restored by Microsoft became unresponsive again after resuming traffic. Microsoft is currently analyzing diagnostic data, restricting traffic types in some regions, and rebuilding some servers with older configurations. Microsoft expects to release the next update before 12:30 PM.

Visa's annualized stablecoin settlement volume has increased to $25 billion, with more than 225 active stablecoin-linked card projects globally. Anchorage Digital has partnered with Visa to support USDPT, issued by Western Union, as a native settlement asset on the Visa network. Other USD stablecoins issued by Anchorage Digital Bank include USDGO from OSL Group, fUSD from Falcon Finance, and ZLUSD from Zelle. (Source: Bitcoin.com News)

On the first anniversary of Hyperliquid's launch, trade.xyz's NVDA perpetual contracts set a record for daily trading volume at $2.14 billion. The contract was launched on November 12, 2025, supports 10x leverage, and has accumulated a trading volume of over $19 billion since the beginning of the year.

Binance - BTC/USDT is currently trading at $70977.97, down 0.25% in the last 5 minutes. Please be aware of market volatility.

[SafePal Confirms Phishing Emails Received by Italian Users Are Linked to Data Breach] SafePal responded that the phishing emails received by Italian users are related to the customer data breach the company disclosed in August. SafePal's wallet infrastructure remains secure, and the company does not send physical emails or request mnemonic phrases. SafePal advises users not to scan QR codes in the emails and to report them to official channels. Previously, the company disclosed that the names, contact information, shipping addresses, and purchase details of approximately 39,800 customers were accessed without authorization, without involving mnemonic phrases or private keys.