According to Deep Tide TechFlow news, on November 8, Coindesk reported that Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey's payment company Block (SQ) plans to refocus on building devices for Bitcoin (BTC) miners and its self-custody crypto wallet, with part of the funding coming from abandoning the creation of a new decentralized internet known as 'Web5' (established in June 2022) and reducing investments in the music streaming app Tidal. This decision was announced in the same week that Trump won the U.S. presidential election, where he promised to provide a more crypto-friendly environment for the U.S., with Bitcoin mining being an industry he pledged to support during his campaign. In addition to a letter to shareholders, Block also reported its third-quarter financial performance on Thursday. According to FactSet data, the company's revenue was $5.98 billion, below Wall Street analysts' average expectation of $6.24 billion. Subsequently, the company's stock price fell by as much as 10%.