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Wales stuns All Blacks, crypto wobbles

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Wales beat New Zealand 35–28 in the Nations Championship on 14 November 2026, their first win over the All Blacks in 73 years, ending a 34-match New Zealand winning streak in the fixture. This is a market-watch style post saying traders are watching U.S. inflation data and spot Bitcoin ETF flows; it does not assert a false or checkable factual claim.

The post cites “$1.28B in weekly Bitcoin ETF outflows,” but recent reporting puts year-to-date U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF net outflows above $1 billion, with recent daily figures much smaller — e.g. $95 million in a day — so the specific weekly number appears unsupported; total leveraged liquidations market-wide were about $199 million, not over $1 billion in a single period.

The post says “hotter inflation (CPI 0.4%),” but reports on the October CPI describe core inflation excluding food and energy at 0.3%, with hotter-than-expected data overall; the 0.4% figure does not match the reported core monthly increase.

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Wales beat New Zealand 35–28 in the Nations Championship on 14 November 2026, their first win over the All Blacks in 73 years, ending a 34-match New Zealand winning streak in the fixture. This is a market-watch style post saying traders are watching U.S. inflation data and spot Bitcoin ETF flows; it does not assert a false or checkable factual claim.

JUST IN: Wales defeats New Zealand in rugby for the first time in 73 years.

Original post · @Polymarket

BBC Sport NAMES: None. POST 2120366644044169629: NOCLAIM N/A NAMES: NACE = Nebula AI Crypto Exchange, based on the account handle; BTC = Bitcoin.

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The post cites “$1.28B in weekly Bitcoin ETF outflows,” but recent reporting puts year-to-date U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF net outflows above $1 billion, with recent daily figures much smaller — e.g. $95 million in a day — so the specific weekly number appears unsupported; total leveraged liquidations market-wide were about $199 million, not over $1 billion in a single period.

🚨 CRYPTO MARKET UPDATE: THE MARKET IS UNDER PRESSURE! Bitcoin is struggling around $75K, while Ethereum is showing greater weakness. What's happening? 📉 $1.28B in weekly Bitcoin ETF outflows ⚠️ $1B+ in leveraged liquidations 🏦 Institutional demand weakening 🏛️ US regulatory h

Original post · 👏abhi👏(꧁WEB3꧂) (@Abhishe63260353)

bitcoin.com NAMES: None.

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The post says “hotter inflation (CPI 0.4%),” but reports on the October CPI describe core inflation excluding food and energy at 0.3%, with hotter-than-expected data overall; the 0.4% figure does not match the reported core monthly increase.

Why is crypto dumping? 📊 Hotter inflation (CPI 0.4%) 🏦 Rising Fed rate fears 📉 Tech & AI stock sell-off 💸 Bitcoin ETF outflows and liquidations A perfect storm putting pressure on the crypto market. #Bitcoin #Crypto #BTC https://t.co/gMMSp7BY0m

Original post · Easy Crypto (@EasyCryptoGuru)

tradingview.com NAMES: CPI = Consumer Price Index; BTC = Bitcoin.

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BGood morning, it's Sunday, and the All Blacks' 34-match winning streak over Wales is over. Wales wins 35 to 28.
AFirst win in 73 years.
BPolymarket posted it just after it happened. The BBC confirms it — Nations Championship, November fourteenth. Last time Wales beat New Zealand, England still had a king people could name without a flowchart.
AAnd now the entire country of New Zealand is pretending rugby was always their second sport.
BCrypto is the other big story this morning, and it's messy. Several accounts on X are calling it a perfect storm — hot inflation, ETF outflows, liquidations.
ALet's separate fact from hype. One post claims one point two eight billion in weekly Bitcoin ETF outflows. The actual reporting I've seen puts year-to-date net outflows above a billion, but recent daily numbers are much smaller — like 95 million in a day. That weekly figure is not supported.
BAnd another one says over a billion in leveraged liquidations. The reported number is closer to a hundred ninety-nine million. That's still bad, but these accounts are inflating the damage.
AThey want clicks, but they also want fear. Fear moves markets.
BA third post blames a CPI reading of zero point four percent. But the reported core monthly number excluding food and energy was zero point three.
AThe broad feeling — that inflation is still sticky and crypto is under pressure — that part is real. But the numbers are being stretched.
BOne unverified report from Cointribune claims BlackRock's IBIT fund lost two point three five billion over eleven straight sessions. I can't confirm that specific figure, but the wider trend is clear: spot Bitcoin ETFs are seeing outflows again.
AInstitutional demand is softening. That's the part that matters for the long term, not one bad day.
BMeanwhile, on Bluesky, a Ukrainian account says The Moscow Times is reporting Russia is heading for a new gasoline crisis, possibly worse than the last one, because of repeated strikes on refineries.
AWe can't verify that specific report yet, and the logic only holds if the strikes keep coming. If they do, fuel shortages could follow, and Russia's economy could take another hit.
BIt's a story to watch, but it's still a claim from one outlet. We'll update if it's confirmed.

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