Good morning, guys My Monday motivation is currently running at about the same speed as this little cat delivering coffee. But while we were enjoying the weekend, crypto wasn't exactly taking a break. I kept an eye on the market, and here are 5 stories from November 7–8 worth catching up on. 1. Bitcoin had a rough Sunday $BTC slipped toward $73,700 before recovering above $75K. Meanwhile, over $1 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated within 24 hours. Definitely not a relaxing weekend for traders! 2. Bitcoin ETFs recorded their worst week since June US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.28 billion in outflows, pushing their cumulative net flows for 2026 into negative territory. Institutional demand is certainly something to keep watching. 3. $5.6M moved to safety following the Keplr incident Web3Auth reportedly transferred funds from vulnerable wallets to recovery addresses before attackers could access them. The assets are being held for eventual return to users. An unusual but important security response. 4. Vitalik has a different vision for Ethereum Vitalik Buterin believes Ethereum should place greater emphasis on $ETH as a store of value rather than focusing so heavily on transaction fee burns. The bigger picture? Long-term network resilience and sustainability. 5. Former FBI agent admits to $2.47M crypto theft A former FBI agent pleaded guilty to stealing cryptocurrency from wallets connected to 35 investigations. Another reminder that insider threats remain a serious security concern. My Monday takeaway? Between the ETF outflows and weekend liquidations, I'm keeping my expectations relatively modest for now. I'd rather see Bitcoin establish some stability than rush into the first green candle. Anyway, coffee is ready, and it's time to lock in for another week. Which of these stories deserves a deeper look this week? Coffee is essential. FOMO isn't. DYOR. NFA. #BTC Price Analysis#