KLEA Crypto Daily: Tuesday, October 14, 2025

Published: October 15, 2025 – 00:03 UTC

Here’s a look back at the key stories from October 14, 2025.

Gold Hits New High as Bitcoin Struggles Post-Crash

Gold reached a new high while Bitcoin remains wounded after the recent crash. The question arises whether crypto will still be a preferred asset for traders looking to hedge against currency debasement.

NYC Mayor Adams Launches First-Ever City Office for Digital Assets and Blockchain

New York City Mayor Adams has established the city's inaugural office dedicated to digital assets and blockchain, signaling a significant step towards embracing and integrating cryptocurrencies within municipal operations.

Google’s Entry Into Crypto Could Transform Global Adoption

Google's strategic move into the cryptocurrency space has the potential to significantly influence global adoption, leveraging its immense technological infrastructure, user base, and innovative capabilities. This entry could facilitate mainstream acceptance, enhance blockchain integration, and reshape the digital economy.

US Government Seeks to Add $14B to Crypto Reserves

The US government plans to add $14 billion to its crypto reserves as part of a forfeiture case involving Bitcoin holdings tied to a Cambodia-based company.

Solana’s Chart Flashes Bullish Setup That XRP, ADA Don’t Have—What’s Going On?

Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) has rebounded from the $186 level, maintaining its bullish structure and potentially setting the stage for a breakout. This positive technical setup contrasts with XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) and Cardano (CRYPTO: ADA).

US moves to drop Bitcoin advocate Roger Ver’s tax case with $50M deal

The US is reportedly close to dropping the criminal tax case against Bitcoin advocate Roger Ver, following recent negotiations that involve a $50 million deal. This development comes shortly after an agreement was reached between Ver and US authorities.

DOJ Seeks Forfeiture of More Than $14B in Bitcoin Tied to Global Fraud Ring

The Department of Justice is pursuing the forfeiture of over $14 billion in Bitcoin associated with a massive global fraud operation involving more than 127,000 BTC. This civil forfeiture marks a significant move against scam activity.

Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs Bleed $755 Million, But Technical Analysis Gives Bulls Hope

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced a combined outflow of $755 million, yet technical indicators suggest market resilience, providing hope for bullish sentiment despite the significant outflows.

Citi Plans 2026 Launch For Crypto Custody Service

Citigroup Inc plans to introduce a crypto custody service by 2026, marking a significant move into the digital asset space by offering a trusted custody solution for asset managers and clients directly holding cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin Slides Below $112,000 As Ethereum, XRP, Dogecoin Drop Over 3% On Early Tuesday

Bitcoin drops below $112,000, dragging the broader crypto market down 4.2% due to rising spot BTC and ETH ETF outflows, along with significant liquidations totaling $716.72 million.

BlackRock Deposits $364M in ETH and $77.67M in BTC to CoinbasePrime

BlackRock deposits $364M in Ethereum and $77.67M in Bitcoin to CoinbasePrime, indicating a significant move by the asset management giant into the crypto space.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Reassesses Bitcoin, Calls It ‘Not a Bad Asset’

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has softened his stance on Bitcoin, describing it as "not a bad asset" and acknowledging a shift in sentiment towards digital currencies. Fink's comments signal a changing perspective on Bitcoin as a potential store of value in diversified portfolios.

Britain’s Financial Watchdog Unveils $19T Plan to Make UK ‘World Leader’ in Tokenisation

The Financial Conduct Authority in the UK has outlined plans to support tokenisation in the country's asset management industry, aiming to drive innovation and establish the UK as a global leader in the space. The proposed measures include new guidance for fund tokenisation and a roadmap for future rule changes to enable asset managers to settle transactions directly on public blockchains.

Source: KLEA News