Daily Crypto News | Friday, November 13, 2026
Bitcoin has crashed below $70,000, Ethereum has slipped below $2,000, and nearly $1.5 billion in cryptocurrency positions have reportedly been liquidated.
And just when we thought the technology sector couldn’t get any more interesting, we’re dealing with reports about Jensen Huang’s departure from Nvidia, questions about who could replace him, and an enormous potential IPO from Anthropic.
We’ve also got major developments involving prediction markets, North Korean hackers, cryptocurrency regulators, and the future of the artificial intelligence industry.
But first, I have an announcement about Daily Crypto News.
Daily Crypto News Is Introducing an Ad-Free Subscription
Starting next week, I’m planning to introduce a paid, ad-free version of Daily Crypto News.
It’s going to cost $5 per month.
For that, you’ll get the Daily Crypto News podcast Monday through Friday without advertisements, along with access to the Daily Crypto News newsletter.
The newsletter will also be moving behind a paywall.
Everything will run through Substack, and you’ll be able to listen through a private RSS feed in compatible podcast apps, including Apple Podcasts, Overcast, and Pocket Casts. I’m also planning a Spotify listening option.
And here’s the important part.
The regular podcast feed isn’t going away.
If you want to keep listening for free with advertisements, you can continue doing exactly that.
Why am I doing this?
The advertising revenue isn’t enormous. We’re talking about roughly $150 to $200 a month recently.
But that money helps pay for hosting, Riverside, domains, and the other expenses that come with producing a daily podcast.
I was considering moving everything to a paid subscription and getting rid of advertising entirely.
But I realized there’s no reason to force everybody into that decision immediately.
So we’re going to offer both options.
If enough people decide they’d rather pay five bucks a month for an ad-free experience, maybe eventually we can make the whole thing an exclusive, subscriber-supported publication.
For now, you get to choose.
I’m targeting next week for the transition, with November 19 as one possible date, although it may move to the following Monday.
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