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Amplify ETFs is launching a new exchange-traded fund (ETF) called XRPM on November 18, 2025, on the Cboe BZX Exchange. XRPM provides investors a way to gain exposure to XRP without directly owning the cryptocurrency. The ETF aims to generate income through options strategies while also capturing some of XRP's price increases. It will achieve this by investing in XRP-related products like exchange-traded products and futures, using a covered call options strategy to generate monthly income. The ETF has a total expense ratio of 0.75 percent. At launch, XRPM will have a net asset size of $750,000 and 30,000 shares outstanding. The fund will use weekly covered call writing to capitalize on XRP's price volatility to create recurring income, aiming for a 36 percent annualized option premium income.

Dogecoin's price is showing resilience, bouncing back from a recent dip and regaining a key trendline. This recovery is supported by increased interest from large investors, potentially signaling the start of a new upward trend after a market downturn. The price could rise to $0.50 or even $1 if exchange-traded funds become available. Shiba Inu, another meme coin, is facing challenges, while a new coin called Maxi Doge is gaining traction with a successful presale.

Bitcoin's recent price drop to around $94,000 has sparked debate about whether it's the start of a bear market or a temporary dip. Some analysts believe Bitcoin is still following a familiar pattern and could bounce back if it holds above the $96,000-$97,000 level by the end of November. Others are concerned because Bitcoin has fallen below its 50-week exponential moving average, a key indicator of bullish momentum. On-chain data suggests the selling pressure is coming from long-term holders rotating their assets, while new investors are still injecting liquidity. A key indicator of profitability of recent buyers has dropped to levels where bounces have occurred in the past. The next few weeks are crucial to determine if Bitcoin can recover and avoid a potential bear market. Bitcoin traded at $93,938 at press time.

Ethereum is currently trading near $3,150, facing selling pressure but approaching a potential accumulation zone. CryptoQuant data indicates that the ETH price is approximately 8% away from $2,895, which is the average cost basis for long-term Ethereum holders. Historically, drops to this level have attracted buyers and led to market recoveries. Long-term holders have shown resilience, accumulating even during periods of market uncertainty. Ethereum is holding above a key support zone around $3,000, with the 200-week moving average potentially acting as a short-term base. A break above $3,500 would signal renewed bullish momentum, while falling below $3,000 could lead to a correction toward $2,800-$2,900.

Peter Thiel, a prominent investor, has significantly reduced his holdings in Nvidia, selling his entire stake shortly after the company's valuation surpassed $5 trillion. A recent filing also reveals a substantial reduction of over 76% in Thiel's Tesla holdings, though Tesla remains his largest holding. Conversely, Thiel increased his investments in Microsoft by over $25 million and Apple by over $20 million. Thiel's portfolio is heavily weighted towards Palantir, representing 77.86% of his total holdings, valued at $17.459 billion. Other significant holdings include Airbnb at $3.24 billion and Affirm at $1.275 billion. Thiel also maintains positions in several healthcare companies. Thiel is reported to have a positive relationship with Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, while having a historically strained relationship with Elon Musk. These moves follow similar actions by SoftBank and coincide with Michael Burry taking put positions against Nvidia and Palantir. The article suggests two alliances are forming with Peter Thiel and Sam Altman on one side and Jensen Huang (Nvidia CEO) and Elon Musk on the other.

Berkshire Hathaway, led by Warren Buffett, has taken a $4.3 billion stake in Alphabet (Google), making it the firm's tenth-largest equity holding. This investment caused Alphabet shares to rise by 3%. Buffett had previously expressed regret for not investing in Google sooner, especially given Geico's advertising spending with the company. The investment comes as Alphabet's shares have risen 50% this year, fueled by a strong performance including its first $100 billion quarter and growth in Google Cloud. Despite its growth, Alphabet's stock trades at a lower multiple of earnings compared to other AI-focused tech companies like Microsoft, Broadcom, and Nvidia. Google's founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, cited Warren Buffett's principles as an influence in their company's structure and long-term strategy, as detailed in their IPO prospectus.

The Bank of NY Mellon (BNY) launched the BNY Dreyfus Stablecoin Reserves Fund (BSRXX) on November 13th. This fund aims to provide a safer place for stablecoin issuers to hold their cash reserves, particularly those operating under the GENIUS Act. While the fund doesn't directly invest in stablecoins, it offers a regulated environment for parking cash. Anchorage Digital made the initial investment. This move is part of a growing trend of traditional financial institutions, like Visa and Mastercard, increasing their involvement in digital assets, especially stablecoins. The stablecoin market has grown significantly this year, reaching a market cap of over $305 billion, up from $206 billion in January.

The article discusses Noomez ($NNZ) coin, a new meme coin in its presale stage. The presale is structured in 28 stages with a fixed supply of 280 billion tokens. The price increases with each stage, and unsold tokens are burned at the end of each stage. The project has already attracted over 156 holders and $30,645 in contributions and is currently in Stage 4, with Stage 5 approaching. An engine will be used after the presale that will automatically distribute tokens to holders. The coin will be listed on PancakeSwap after all stages complete, and staking rewards will become available.

According to CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju, Bitcoin's traditional four-year market cycle may be changing as institutional investors become major holders. Original Bitcoin owners are selling their coins during price dips, and institutions are buying them up. Strategy now holds approximately 649,870 BTC after acquiring an additional 8,178 BTC worth $835 million. This institutional demand, including corporate treasuries and ETFs, is providing strong support for Bitcoin's price, shifting the market's focus away from old whale behavior. The increasing institutional interest also reflects a broader trend of investors seeking alternatives to traditional financial assets due to concerns about inflation and government control, as highlighted by finance author Robert Kiyosaki. Analysts may need to adjust their frameworks by focusing on institutional and ETF inflows as the traditional Bitcoin cycle weakens and dips could be seen as buying opportunities.

Bitcoin is currently trading below $100,000 and experiencing selling pressure, testing the $95,000 support level. Short-term holders, who bought Bitcoin recently, are facing losses, with their average purchase price around $110,500. Many of these holders are selling their Bitcoin at a loss, with over 65,000 BTC sent to exchanges at a loss on November 15. A key indicator, the STH SOPR, shows short-term holders are losing about 7% on average when selling. Despite this, historically, such capitulation has signaled the end of market corrections. Bitcoin is trying to stabilize around $95,000, but if this level breaks, the next support is near $90,000. A move above $100,000 could lead to renewed upward momentum.

Dogecoin's recent price drop is testing a critical support level, potentially threatening its multi-year recovery. According to analyst Rekt Capital, Dogecoin needs to stay above the $0.159 to $0.16 range and reclaim a rising trendline near $0.18 to maintain its uptrend. The current price of around $0.1626 is right on this line. A monthly close below $0.159 could signal a return to a bear market, while a close above the trendline would preserve the bullish outlook. The analyst highlights that the closing price of the month is what matters to determine whether this support will hold.

Despite a general downturn in the crypto market, some meme coins have performed well recently. Three coins to watch are Banana For Scale (BANANAS31), which has increased by over 75% in the last week and is currently trading at $0.004773. It might go up to $0.006000 if buying continues, but could drop to $0.003111 if investor support weakens. Another one to watch is , which has risen 44% to $0.00002675 and could potentially reach $0.00005173. However, it might fall to $0.00001767 if investors sell. The third is 401jK (401JK), currently at $0.0221, and its price may increase to $0.0355 because its value is going opposite of Bitcoin. But it could decline to $0.0092 if selling increases.

Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePINs), which use blockchain to manage real-world infrastructure, are underperforming in the crypto market despite their utility. The DePIN market has declined by over 74% in 2025, ranking among the worst-performing sectors, even as usage metrics like fees have surged, reaching a record $2.5 million in October. Experts attribute this to the market's short attention span, the long development cycles required for infrastructure projects, and a focus on token value over real-world usage. They believe enterprise adoption could be a key catalyst for a turnaround, potentially positioning DePINs as a bridge between crypto and the real economy by providing essential infrastructure for sectors like smart cities, AI, and IoT networks. Experts think that 2026 could be the year of the DePIN resurgence.

ARK Invest reports a shift in Bitcoin ownership, with early adopters, often called 'whales,' selling off their holdings. This selling pressure is being counteracted by institutions aggressively buying Bitcoin through ETFs and corporate treasuries. Bitcoin's liveliness index, which tracks the movement of older coins, has risen, indicating that long-term holders are taking profits. The amount of Bitcoin considered to be held long-term fell from 7.97 million BTC at the beginning of 2024 to approximately 7.32 million BTC by November 15, 2025. Simultaneously, institutional Bitcoin ownership has grown significantly. ETF holdings increased from zero to 1,332,379 BTC by November 15, 2025, and public company holdings rose from 271,996 BTC to 1,056,367 BTC over the same period. As a result, ETFs and corporate treasuries collectively controlled 2,388,746 BTC by mid-November 2025. From January 2024 to November 15, 2025, approximately 1,466,102 BTC flowed from long-held wallets to institutional buyers, marking a structural shift in Bitcoin's market structure. This new structure may affect Bitcoin's future behavior, with institutional demand responding to broader economic conditions and potentially providing price support and liquidity.

Blockchain.com has appointed Lane Kasselman as co-CEO, joining Peter Smith who will focus on engineering strategy and product innovation while Kasselman oversees business operations, brand strategy, and capital markets. Kasselman was promoted from within the company, having previously served as Chief Business Officer and President. This dual leadership model aims to enhance efficiency and reduce reliance on a single location or leader. In addition to this leadership change, Blockchain.com has secured a MiCA license in Malta, establishing it as their European hub, and is monitoring regulatory changes in the UK, Singapore, Latin America, and the Middle East. The company also relocated its US headquarters from New York City to Miami in 2021 and is now establishing a new headquarters in Dallas, Texas. They are focused on brokerage services, institutional infrastructure, and self-custody wallet offerings.

Bitcoin experienced a significant selloff that surprised even prediction markets, which are platforms where people bet on future events. The article highlights that the unexpected nature of the downturn caught many off guard, suggesting a lack of anticipation for the specific market conditions that led to the price decrease.

A global investigation uncovered a $4 billion cryptocurrency crime network used by drug cartels, human traffickers, and North Korean hackers. The investigation highlighted the role of major crypto exchanges like Binance and OKX in processing illicit funds, even after previous guilty pleas for money laundering violations. Huione Group, flagged as a primary money laundering concern, laundered billions through these exchanges, including funds from cyberattacks and investment scams. The investigation also exposed underground crypto-to-cash services in major cities facilitating the conversion of cryptocurrency into physical money without oversight. Victims lost billions to crypto crimes, and law enforcement struggles to recover funds due to jurisdictional challenges. Despite regulatory fines, the industry continues to facilitate criminal activity, with the investigation revealing limited transparency and reluctance from some blockchain analytics firms to identify exchanges involved in dirty money.

Ethereum is making a big push towards user privacy with the unveiling of Kohaku, a toolkit designed to give users more control and protection over their activity on the Ethereum network. This marks a shift for Ethereum, making privacy a core feature rather than an add-on. Kohaku is open-source, letting developers build privacy-focused wallets that can be customized without relying on central servers. The toolkit includes tools to hide user data and ensure transaction security. A live demo showed how a Kohaku wallet can protect public money, even with popular wallets like MetaMask. The Ethereum Foundation has expanded its privacy team, called the Privacy Cluster, to develop tools for private data handling and secure transactions. This includes features to hide IP addresses, account balances, and transaction histories. Kohaku aims to allow users to validate blockchain data directly without using centralized servers, and is also exploring account recovery using cryptographic proofs instead of personal information. They are also looking into future-proof security measures that can withstand quantum computing. Ethereum is also expanding its long-term privacy plan through the Privacy Stewards of Ethereum team, focusing on features like secure voting systems, confidential transactions on DeFi platforms, and better identity verification. They are creating tools for compliance and protecting users from malicious use. Privacy Pools is a key part of Kohaku, helping users hide transactions while proving they aren't involved in criminal activity.

The cryptocurrency market experienced a significant downturn, with the total market capitalization decreasing by 2% to approximately $3.12 trillion. This led to the liquidation of over 154,000 traders, resulting in total liquidations of $801 million, with $500 million affecting those betting on prices to rise. The overall crypto market has declined by over $1.1 trillion in the last 41 days. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has fallen to 17, indicating high levels of fear in the market. Despite the current trend favoring Bitcoin, potential future liquidity injections from global economic events could trigger a recovery. These events include stimulus packages from the US, Japan, and China, the end of Quantitative Tightening by the Federal Reserve, Canada restarting its Quantitative Easing program, a record global M2 money supply of $137 trillion, and over 320 global rate cuts in the last two years.

DappRadar, a platform providing analytics for blockchain applications since 2018, is shutting down due to financial difficulties. Founded during the rise of CryptoKitties, DappRadar offered data on transactions, trading volumes, and user activity across numerous blockchains. The company's announcement cited financial unsustainability as the primary reason for the closure, highlighting challenges faced by blockchain analytics platforms amidst market volatility. Following the announcement, the price of DappRadar's RADAR token dropped by 38%. The company stated that matters concerning its DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) and RADAR token will be addressed separately, indicating a structured wind-down process. The closure impacts users, developers who relied on DappRadar's data, and holders of the RADAR token. The shutdown leaves a gap in the market for cross-chain analytics of decentralized applications, though other analytics providers exist. The closure comes despite growth in the broader crypto market, underscoring the revenue challenges specifically faced by analytics-focused companies.

The cryptocurrency Solana (SOL) is considered by some to be undervalued despite showing strong signs of growth and stability. Solana's price is currently around $134-$150, and analysts believe it has key support levels that could prevent further price drops with a potential to rebound towards $300-$400 if it reclaims $150. Solana has a large and active community of developers which helps to drive growth, and is seeing increased adoption by institutions and retail users, with partnerships with companies like Cash App, SoFi, and Robinhood. Solana is also being used for practical applications and onchain activities, such as lending and real-world asset credit. The Solana ecosystem continues to expand with new projects and integrations, and projects built on Solana raised $211 million in Q3 2025, a 70% increase from the previous quarter. Overall, Solana shows strength in price support, developer activity, institutional partnerships, and new product launches which could increase its value as the network continues to develop.

Despite the recent downturn in the crypto market, with Bitcoin falling below $100,000, a significant amount of new stablecoins has been created. Since the market drop in early October, Tether and Circle have collectively minted $14 billion in stablecoins like USDT and USDC. This increase in stablecoins often indicates that investors are holding funds, ready to buy cryptocurrencies when prices stabilize or go lower. Circle recently created an additional $750 million in USDC. The increasing popularity of USDC shows that many investors are moving their money into stablecoins to protect it during this uncertain time. The amount of USDC being held has reached its highest point in almost a year. While this influx of stablecoins provides potential buying power for future market recovery, it also reflects a cautious approach as investors await more positive signals before investing in riskier assets like Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Following a presidential pardon granted to Changpeng Zhao (CZ), the founder of Binance, questions have arisen about whether it was connected to business dealings. Specifically, there are reports suggesting Binance supported a crypto venture, World Liberty Financial, linked to the Trump family, which launched a stablecoin called USD1. This support allegedly involved Binance engineers helping to build the project, and a major investor agreeing to put around $2 billion into the venture, potentially using USD1 tokens. CZ's lawyer has publicly denied any "pay-to-play" arrangement, refuting claims that the pardon was traded for cash or crypto. Binance has also stated that the investment decision came from an investor group, not directly from them. Some lawmakers are pushing for investigations to determine if the pardon involved improper influence or conflicts of interest, focusing on the scale of the reported deal and meetings between business figures and Trump associates. Defenders of the pardon highlight that the legal case against CZ was limited to compliance failures, not fraud.

The Trump administration is considering a plan that could allow the IRS to tax Americans' cryptocurrency holdings held in foreign accounts. The proposal involves the U.S. joining the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), an international agreement designed to prevent offshore crypto tax evasion. If approved, foreign crypto exchanges would be required to report information about U.S. customers' crypto holdings to the IRS, similar to how traditional financial accounts are reported under FATCA. While the administration aims to maintain tax compliance, they also want to avoid hindering innovation in the crypto space, suggesting some exemptions for DeFi transactions. The proposed rules are currently under review, and if approved, would need to be implemented into U.S. law, with a target global implementation date of 2027.

Recently, new investment funds focused on Solana and XRP cryptocurrencies have attracted significant investor interest, pulling in over $500 million in total in less than a month. Solana ETFs, in particular, have gained over $382 million in just three weeks. An XRP ETF launched by Canary Capital saw impressive trading volume on its first day. This surge in interest contrasts with a significant outflow of funds from established Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Over a three-week period, Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows of over $3 billion, while Ethereum ETFs experienced outflows of over $1.2 billion, totaling $4.2 billion in combined outflows. BlackRock's funds were responsible for around 50% of the redemptions, with their IBIT and ETHA funds collectively losing over $2 billion.

Despite a slight downturn in the crypto market, the article highlights PEPENODE ($PEPENODE) as a promising new meme coin. PEPENODE has already raised $2.1 million in its presale, which began in September. What distinguishes it is its mine-to-earn platform that allows users to create virtual mining rigs using PEPENODE tokens, rewarding them with other cryptocurrencies like Pepe and Fartcoin. This system encourages holding PEPENODE, which also offers staking rewards currently at 597% APY. Investors can join the presale on the official website, purchasing the token at $0.00115, with the price set to increase as the sale progresses. The article suggests PEPENODE has the potential for substantial growth upon listing, regardless of overall market conditions.

Joseph James O'Connor, the hacker behind the 2020 Twitter breach that compromised accounts of figures like Elon Musk and Barack Obama to promote a Bitcoin scam, has been ordered to surrender cryptocurrency now worth approximately $5 million. The UK's Crown Prosecution Service secured the order for 42.378 BTC, 235.329 ETH, 143,273.57 BUSD, and 15.23 USDC. These assets, initially worth far less, surged in value due to Bitcoin's price increase. O'Connor, currently in Spain after serving a five-year sentence in the US for multiple offenses related to the hack and other crimes, will have the assets liquidated by a court-appointed trustee. The case highlights increasing global concern over crypto-related cybercrime, with reported increases in sophisticated digital extortion and money laundering. In the first eight months of 2025, over $3 billion was stolen across 119 incidents, surpassing 2024 totals.

An XRP ETF, XRPC, launched with a record-breaking $58 million in first-day trading volume, surpassing other crypto ETFs this year and managing $248 million in assets. Despite the successful ETF launch, XRP's price has fallen 11% in the past week. The article suggests that if XRP's price falls below the $2.15-$2.22 support level, it could drop further to $1.57, representing a potential 30% decrease. Conversely, if the support level holds, XRP could increase to $3, especially with positive market sentiment and additional ETF launches. The article also mentions Maxi Doge ($MAXI), a new meme coin presale that has raised over $4 million.

Bitcoin's social dominance, which measures the percentage of cryptocurrency discussions focused on Bitcoin, has reached a four-month high. This means more people are talking about Bitcoin compared to other cryptocurrencies on social media. The increase in social media attention on Bitcoin coincided with a recent price crash. Historically, spikes in Bitcoin's social dominance have often signaled potential market reversals, either up or down, as they can indicate excessive fear or excitement among investors. The Fear & Greed Index, a measure of overall market sentiment, has also dropped to a low level, indicating extreme fear among investors. Currently, Bitcoin is trading around $95,300, down over 10% in the past week.

Over 121 billion Shiba Inu coins were withdrawn from crypto exchanges in a single day, continuing a trend of large withdrawals this month totaling over 600 billion SHIB tokens moved into cold storage. This movement could indicate investors are planning for long-term storage. However, the two days following saw over 96.5 billion SHIB tokens returned to exchanges. Shiba Inu's price has fallen over 63% this year, currently trading around $0.000009. Despite the price drop, some analysts note buyers are accumulating SHIB tokens, potentially leading to a supply shock and price recovery. Key resistance levels to watch are $0.000010, $0.000011, and $0.000013.

Changpeng Zhao (CZ), the founder of Binance, addressed the question of what would happen to the $4.3 billion Binance paid in a 2023 settlement with the U.S. government if it were refunded following his recent pardon by former President Trump. Binance pleaded guilty to violating the Bank Secrecy Act, failing to register as a money transmitting business, and violating the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). Zhao stated that if Binance receives the $4.3 billion back, they would invest it in the United States as a sign of appreciation, although he has not yet requested a refund. The initial settlement involved Binance paying over $4 billion and Zhao paying a $50 million fine. News of the potential refund follows Zhao's pardon for failing to maintain anti-money laundering safeguards. The pardon has been met with criticism, with some calling it a legitimization of crypto crime. It remains uncertain whether Binance will get the $4.3 billion back.

European financial authorities, including the European Central Bank (ECB), are increasingly worried about the rapid growth of stablecoins, especially those pegged to the US dollar. The market cap of stablecoins has almost doubled since late 2024, reaching approximately $310 billion, and some forecasts suggest it could hit $2 trillion by 2028. This rapid expansion raises concerns that a sudden sell-off of assets backing these stablecoins could disrupt financial markets and force the ECB to change its monetary policy. European officials are also concerned that the dominance of dollar-backed stablecoins could threaten the Euro's position and Europe's financial stability. To address these concerns, the EU is working on stricter regulations for stablecoins through its MiCA framework and is also advancing its own digital euro project as a sovereign alternative. Officials believe existing rules may not be enough to control stablecoins and ensure they do not destabilize the financial system.

Franklin Templeton, an asset manager with $1.6 trillion in assets, has chosen Coinbase Custody to safeguard the XRP for its proposed spot XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF). The ETF is scheduled to begin trading on the Cboe BZX Exchange on November 18, pending regulatory approval. The fund aims to provide exposure to XRP, which is currently the fourth-largest cryptocurrency. Coinbase will also act as the prime broker for trade executions, while CSC Delaware Trust Company will manage the trust. The net asset value of the fund will be based on the CME CF XRP -Dollar Reference Rate. Other companies have also announced intentions to launch XRP-based investment products, including Bitwise, which plans to start trading its spot XRP fund on November 20, targeting institutional investors. Canary Capital's XRPC product generated approximately $58 million during its initial trading day, while another XRP-based product raised $243 million in its initial launch, surpassing the initial launch of the BlackRock Bitcoin ETF. Despite these developments, XRP experienced a price pullback during a weak market period, although analysts suggest this was not directly related to ETF trading volumes.

Chainlink's price is currently retesting a major support trendline that has been in place since mid-2023. Analysts are watching key support levels at $12 and $11, which could be tested if the price breaks down. The token has seen a 2.70% decline in the last 24 hours, trading around $13.65 after failing to stay above the $14.03 resistance. Despite the pullback, Chainlink maintains a market capitalization of approximately $9.5 billion. Market activity is currently range-bound between $3.70 and $15.00, indicating a neutral phase. Technical indicators suggest reduced bearish momentum with a potential recovery signal if the price closes above $15.55 with increased trading volume.

Alibaba's AI model, Qwen3-MAX, predicts significant price increases for XRP, Bitcoin, and Ethereum by the end of 2025. Specifically, the AI forecasts XRP to potentially reach $10-$15, representing a 560% increase from its current price of around $2.33. For Bitcoin, the AI anticipates a rise to $150,000 by 2026, following a recent all-time high of $126,080. Ethereum is projected to surge to $15,000 by year-end, a roughly 373% jump from its current price near $3,173. The predictions are based on factors such as potential regulatory clarity, increased institutional investment, and the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts. The article also mentions Maxi Doge (MAXI), a new meme coin, that has raised over $4 million in its presale and offers staking rewards.

Bitcoin's price has fallen, testing a key support level around $92,000. It dropped over 2% on Monday. This drop comes after a roughly 20% decline over the past four weeks. The article discusses two potential scenarios. One is a possible rebound, fueled by investors buying Bitcoin at the lower price and a potential short squeeze. Data shows that large, long-term investors have been buying during the recent dip, potentially anticipating a shift of investment from gold to Bitcoin and upcoming financial policy changes. The other scenario is a further price decrease. If Bitcoin consistently closes below $91,000, it could signal the start of a longer-term bear market, potentially pushing the price below $80,000.

After a government shutdown, SEC Chair Atkins is pushing for new cryptocurrency regulations, shifting away from the previous enforcement-heavy approach. Atkins believes most crypto assets aren't securities and aims to create clear rules for the industry through "Project Crypto," a comprehensive overhaul designed to modernize securities rules for blockchain technology. This initiative includes a token taxonomy to distinguish between securities and non-securities, tailored disclosure requirements, and clear pathways for crypto asset registration. Tokenized equities are a key focus, potentially allowing crypto platforms to compete with traditional brokerages by offering "super-apps" with various financial services. The SEC has already provided guidance on liquid staking, determining that certain staking activities are not securities. The agency needs to finalize these regulations by 2027 and aims to begin rulemaking by the end of 2025 or early 2026. Atkins is also considering eliminating quarterly earnings reports. Working with Congress is crucial, but political risks, including those surrounding the Trump administration's crypto ventures, could affect progress. The goal is to establish the U.S. as a leader in crypto innovation, potentially attracting businesses back from overseas.

Worldcoin's price is currently stable, showing a moderate correction phase with healthy trading volumes. The price is around $0.67, a slight decrease of 2.66% in the last 24 hours, but trading activity remains strong. Analysts suggest this could be a good time to buy Worldcoin directly, expecting a potential short-term recovery to $1.3. Technical indicators show reduced volatility and balanced momentum, indicating a period of indecision in the market as traders await stronger signals. The price is moving within a tight range, supported by a lower level around $0.64, and any upward movement depends on increased trading activity.

The cryptocurrency Pepe is experiencing a significant price drop, falling 75% year-to-date and 19% in the past week. Its decline is steeper compared to other meme coins like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu. A reduced expectation of an upcoming interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve is contributing to a decrease in risk appetite across the crypto market, impacting Pepe negatively. Pepe has fallen below a key support level of $0.0000055 and could potentially drop another 30% to $0.0000035. While its Relative Strength Index suggests it's nearing oversold conditions, a strong move above $0.0000050 is needed to signal a potential recovery. An alternative project, Pepenode, which allows users to mine meme coins via virtual rigs, has raised over $2 million in its presale.

Bitcoin rebounded after reaching $93,000 on November 17, 2025, and is currently trading around $92,600. A potential short-term target is the $98,000-$104,000 range. The price drop coincided with an unfilled CME gap around $92,000, a level that traders often watch for liquidity. Large Bitcoin holders ('whales') are accumulating Bitcoin at lower prices. However, the Coinbase Premium Index was recently negative, indicating weaker demand from U.S. institutional buyers. Technical analysis shows Bitcoin bouncing off a descending channel, which could signal a short-term upward trend. It's important to remember that failing to stay above $98,000, ETF outflows, or changes in interest rates could still push the price down.

A Cardano whale lost approximately $6.2 million, or 87% of their investment, when they tried to swap 14.4 million ADA, worth around $7 million, for USDA, a stablecoin on the Cardano network. The wallet, which had been inactive for about five years, made the trade in a low-liquidity pool, causing the USDA price to spike temporarily. The trader acknowledged a high price impact warning before proceeding. The incident has sparked debate about Cardano's DeFi ecosystem and the need for greater stablecoin liquidity. This event happened amid broader market pressure for Cardano, with large holders previously selling off ADA, contributing to a price decline. The incident underscores the demand for moving capital on the network but a lack of infrastructure to support it.

Ethereum (ETH) is showing technical indicators that suggest it may be oversold, meaning it could be poised for a price increase. The daily chart's MACD (a trend-following momentum indicator) has reached a historically low level, aligning with an oversold RSI (Relative Strength Index). This combination suggests that Ethereum's price has entered a demand zone, potentially leading to a rebound. The MACD is at levels where historically Ethereum has found market bottoms, specifically in the -210 to -220 range. Ethereum has found initial stability in the identified demand zone, with potential to retest the $3,500 region if buyers return. However, a confirmed reversal requires a strong bounce and reclaiming key short-term levels. If selling pressure continues, the next significant demand zone is between $2,400 and $2,600.

A recent report indicates that many companies holding Ethereum as a reserve asset are facing financial difficulties. These firms, known as Ethereum treasury companies, are valued at less than the total value of the Ethereum they hold. Specifically, about 64.3% of these companies have a market capitalization lower than their net asset value, a metric known as mNAV. This situation is more pronounced for Ethereum treasuries compared to Bitcoin treasuries. Despite these challenges, most Ethereum treasury companies are still buying more Ethereum than they are selling, although this buying activity has slowed down recently as the price of Ethereum has declined. Ethereum recently dropped to around $3,000 but has since recovered slightly to approximately $3,200.

DappRadar, a platform that tracks decentralized applications (dapps), is shutting down its operations because the current market conditions have made the business financially unsustainable. The company did not release specific numbers regarding revenue or losses, but the closure indicates a significant downturn in the dapp market's profitability, meaning that tracking and analyzing these applications is no longer supporting the company's business model.

Solana's price is currently around $138, a level not seen in months, putting it at a critical support zone. If it falls below $135-$138, it could drop to $120 or even lower, potentially reaching $105 or $98. However, if buyers step in and defend this zone, Solana could bounce back towards $165-$175. Some indicators suggest the bearish momentum might be slowing down, with potential for a short-term recovery to $150-$155 if it holds above this critical support. A TD Sequential buy signal has appeared, further hinting at stabilization. Overall, Solana is at a decision point, and its next move depends on whether it can maintain support or breaks down further.

The price of Dogwifhat (WIF) is currently around $0.41, down 3.20% in the last 24 hours. Its market capitalization is approximately $410 million, ranking it 190th overall. Trading volume for the past 24 hours was about $143.8 million. The amount of open interest in WIF derivatives markets has decreased, suggesting less speculation and more caution from traders. Technical indicators show a downtrend with reduced volatility, indicating that the price is in a consolidation phase and bearish momentum is softening but not reversing. There are no clear signals yet to indicate a trend reversal.

PayPal's stablecoin, PYUSD, has significantly increased its market capitalization, growing by 22% in the past week. This growth makes PYUSD the leading stablecoin in terms of weekly growth, with $625 million newly minted since November 10th. Over the past month, PYUSD ranks third in overall positive stablecoin growth, surpassed only by Tether's USDT and Skys USDS.

The price of Stellar (XLM) is currently weakening, trading around $0.25. It has decreased by about 2.28% in the last 24 hours. Market analysis suggests that if the price falls below $0.255, it could drop further to around $0.249-$0.251. Resistance to price increases is seen at $0.258 and $0.263. The market capitalization of Stellar is approximately $8.1 billion, with a trading volume of about $163 million. The price is fluctuating within a narrow range, indicating low volatility. Momentum indicators suggest a slightly bearish trend, with potential for further downward movement.

DappRadar, a platform providing data and rankings for decentralized applications (dapps), is shutting down after seven years due to financial unsustainability. The co-founders, Skirmantas Janukas and Dragos Dunica, announced the closure on X, stating that running the platform had become too expensive. The platform's tracking services for blockchains and dapps will be taken offline. The future of DappRadar's RADAR token and its decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) is uncertain, and the team is seeking community input. Following the announcement, the RADAR token's price dropped approximately 40%, reaching a low of $0.00064. This closure follows other recent shutdowns in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space, including eXch, X2Y2, and Mango Markets, highlighting ongoing challenges in the sector.

Bitcoin miners can potentially lower electricity bills if energy grids allow them to flexibly use power. Power markets are beginning to value Bitcoin mining's ability to switch on and off as a service to the grid. High renewable energy production sometimes leads to excess energy, while short periods of scarcity create opportunities for fast demand reduction. Bitcoin mining can take advantage of midday energy surpluses and stop during peak demand. Even after recent price drops, Bitcoin mining can still be profitable if miners use efficient hardware and secure favorable power contracts, by scaling operations around power pricing. Certain regions like Texas are implementing policies requiring large power users to participate in demand management programs, offering opportunities for miners to get paid for reducing load during times of scarcity and also earn revenue through ancillary services. This helps balance energy grids and allows miners to capitalize on price fluctuations.

Crypto fraud cost victims $5.6 billion in 2023, a 45% increase from 2022, with phishing scams accounting for $300 million of that. To combat this, platforms are implementing pay-to-message systems where users pay small cryptocurrency fees to send messages. This aims to deter spam and ensure only serious conversations occur. Priority Ping, a wallet-to-wallet messaging platform, has already processed over 10,000 messages using this model. If a recipient doesn't open a message, the sender can get their money back, incentivizing relevant communication. This is part of a broader shift towards attention-based economics in Web3, rewarding users for their attention instead of platforms profiting solely from it. While adoption faces challenges like network effects and privacy concerns, pay-to-message systems are seen as a crucial step toward safer crypto communication by making spam expensive and legitimate communication affordable.

XRP's price has stabilized between $2.20 and $2.30 after previously falling from a high of $3.20 in early November. This suggests a balance between buyers and sellers. Analysts are watching the $2.16 support level and Fibonacci resistance zones to predict the next price direction. XRP briefly went above $2.28 with increased trading volume but remains within the consolidation phase. It's currently trading around $2.24 with a market capitalization of $135.27 billion. If XRP can hold above $2.16, it might recover towards $2.70-$2.80. However, if it falls below $2.16, it could decline to $2.07-$2.10. The market's direction is uncertain, and volatility is expected.

The cryptocurrency market experienced a significant downturn, with $150 billion being wiped out in just eight hours. Bitcoin fell towards the $90,000 level, triggering widespread fear and selling across the market. This decline follows a period of gradual market weakening since early October, with the total crypto market cap now at its lowest point since midsummer. Bitcoin's drop below $100,000 was a key psychological break, confirming a downward trend. Traders are now closely watching the $89,000-$94,000 range as a critical support level, with a potential further drop to $72,000-$74,000 if this support fails to hold. Analysts are divided on whether this is a healthy correction or the start of a more serious decline. The market's future direction depends on how Bitcoin responds to these key support levels.

The cryptocurrency market experienced a significant downturn, losing $150 billion in value within eight hours as Bitcoin's price fell towards $90,000. This drop confirmed a downward trend that had been developing since October, pushing Bitcoin nearly 30% below its all-time high. Traders are closely watching the $89,000-$94,000 range, as it may indicate a potential price bounce. Failure to hold this level could lead to further declines, with analysts suggesting a possible retest of the $72,000-$74,000 area. The market's future direction depends on Bitcoin's behavior around these support levels, with analysts divided on whether this is a temporary correction or the start of a larger decline.

The White House is currently reviewing a proposal from the IRS that would tax U.S. citizens' cryptocurrency holdings when they are moved out of the country. The specific details of the proposal, including the potential tax rate and the threshold for triggering the tax, are not yet publicly available. The review process indicates a potential shift in how the U.S. government treats crypto assets transferred internationally, which could have financial implications for individuals and companies dealing with cryptocurrency.

Strategy acquired 8,178 Bitcoins for $835 million on November 17th, marking their largest Bitcoin purchase since July. This brings their total Bitcoin holdings to 649,870, representing about 3.1% of the total circulating supply. The purchase occurred as Strategy's stock traded below the value of its Bitcoin holdings, a situation that began on November 13th. An executive, Shao Wei-Ming, sold over 10,000 shares for $2.58 million before retiring. Corporate Bitcoin accumulation has been slowing overall, with October showing the lowest monthly total of 2025. Bitget CEO suggests that Strategy's market-to-net asset value (mNAV) could decline to 0.5-0.8. Metaplanet, facing similar issues, has responded by acquiring more Bitcoin and repurchasing shares.

Hyperliquid (HYPE) is showing signs of a potential price breakout. On-chain data indicates that large investors (whales) are accumulating HYPE. It's also outperforming major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Technically, HYPE is forming a symmetrical triangle pattern, suggesting a breakout is near. A move above $40-$41 could lead to prices of $48 and then $54. Community sentiment around HYPE is strongly bullish. Overall, multiple factors point towards a potential upward price movement for HYPE.

XRP is currently trading around $2.21, showing a slight increase of 1.87% in the last 24 hours. Market analysts suggest that if XRP holds above the $2.15 support level, it could potentially rise towards the $2.40-$2.70 range. The upcoming launch of Franklin Templeton's Spot XRP ETF (EZRP) on November 18 follows the recent launch of Canary Capital's XRP ETF, both events which are expected to possibly increase the flow of investments into XRP. Technical analysis indicates key support at $2.1843 and resistance levels at $2.3404, $2.5508, and $2.6718. While the Ripple vs. SEC case remains relevant, no major developments have occurred recently, but the case continues to influence investor sentiment.

A technical analysis suggests Dogecoin could potentially rally significantly, possibly reaching $1. The analysis is based on an Elliott Wave formation, a pattern that stretches back almost a decade. According to the analysis Dogecoin has completed four major waves, with the current price action potentially representing the fifth and final wave. Despite recent price pullbacks, key support levels have held, maintaining the validity of this bullish setup. The projection indicates potential resistance at $0.33-$0.47 and $0.50 before breaking its all-time high of $0.731 to finally reach the $1 region. A full extension of this fifth wave could lead to a price target of $1.768.

Computer scientist Nick Szabo suggests Bitcoin, while designed to minimize trust, isn't entirely trustless and is vulnerable to nation-state attacks through legal means. He argues that new laws targeting data could create unforeseen vulnerabilities for Bitcoin. While financial regulations are manageable due to legal expertise in crypto, laws affecting arbitrary data pose a greater threat. This perspective contrasts with those, like Chris Seedor, who believe Bitcoin's decentralized design minimizes the impact of legal actions, referencing technologies like PGP and Tor that have persisted despite regulatory challenges. The core disagreement centers on whether the legal risks are overstated or if Bitcoin's technical structure can withstand potential legal attacks on data.

BeInCrypto has identified three altcoins, Undead Games (UDS), Memecore (M), and BNB, that have the potential to reach new all-time highs in the third week of November, assuming market conditions improve. UDS is currently trading at $2.13, 36% away from its all-time high of $2.90, and needs to flip the $2.29 resistance level into support to rally towards $2.48 and beyond. Memecore (M) is trading at $2.15, 39% below its all-time high of $2.99, and needs to break above $2.26 and convert $2.50 into support to reach $2.71, eventually retesting its all-time high. BNB is trading 47% below its all-time high of $1,375, but is showing signs of increased investor interest, with the potential to break past the $1,000 resistance and move towards $1,136 if it continues to build upward momentum. Failure to maintain current support levels for each coin could lead to further price declines.

Ethena Labs is proposing a new system to stabilize the price of its USDe stablecoin after it briefly fell to $0.6567 on Binance during a recent period of high market volatility. The proposal involves using up to 1.2% of the assets backing USDe, which equates to roughly $95 million, to buy back USDe when its price drops to $0.99 or below on secondary markets. These purchases would be settled off-exchange, and the acquired USDe would be immediately burned, reducing the token supply. This buyback mechanism aims to prevent future depegging events and capture reserves for the protocol, similar to a standard redemption process. The system is intended for use only during abnormal market conditions and requires approval from Ethena's Risk Committee before implementation. Ethena will also publish a proof of reserves within 24 hours of any activation of the buyback program to provide transparency.

Bitcoin's price has fallen significantly, erasing all gains made in 2025. It dropped below $93,000, reaching $92,123, a level not seen in about seven months. This price decrease caused a surge in trading volume and triggered liquidations, with over $335 million in Bitcoin derivatives and $725 million across the entire crypto market being wiped out. Analysts point to a break below key technical levels and revived discussions about the end of the four-year cycle as contributing factors to the bearish sentiment. The price is currently near a critical support level of $92,000, which could lead to a temporary price increase. Prediction markets indicate that traders anticipate a further decline to $85,000 before any potential recovery to $115,000.

Ethereum's price is showing signs of a potential upward trend after stabilizing and reclaiming key levels, following a previous decline linked to ETF outflows. Technical analysis suggests that Ethereum could aim for the $4,415 region if it maintains its current bullish structure. An on-chain analyst has noted that $1,800 looks like a good point to buy Ethereum, referencing historical support levels, but also emphasized the need for risk management. Short-term signals indicate that the price has shifted from reversal to early continuation, with potential targets at $3,300-$3,330 and $3,420-$3,641. The Ethereum ecosystem continues to improve through stablecoin infrastructure and Layer-2 scaling solutions, which help reduce fees and improve transaction capacity. Whether Ethereum reaches the $4,400 level depends on factors like ETF flows, market sentiment, and the defense of support levels. Ethereum was trading around $3,183.46, up 0.60% in the last 24 hours.

Ethereum's price has fallen below $3,000, signaling a bearish trend. Key moving averages indicate weakening momentum, and spot ETH ETFs have experienced over $1.4 billion in outflows this month, reflecting decreased institutional interest. Long-term Ethereum holders are selling their coins at the fastest rate since 2021, increasing selling pressure. While large whale wallets are accumulating Ethereum, their buying activity is insufficient to offset the selling pressure from ETFs and long-term holders. Ethereum is currently trading around $3,182, with a potential further decline towards the $3,000 support level if selling continues.

FWOG has launched a 72-hour blind-box phygital mint using Solana compressed NFTs (cNFTs). Each NFT represents a sealed physical FWOG figurine that is stored in insured vaults until the NFT owner decides to redeem it. The blind boxes cost $24.99 each, with options to buy in larger collector packs. Once redeemed, the NFT is burned and the physical figurine is shipped. Redemption is expected to begin approximately three months after the minting event. A 5,555-piece official FWOG NFT collection is coming soon to OpenSea, expanding the brand's digital presence. The current phygital drop is a Groowut x G.G. figurine collaboration, separate from the upcoming main FWOG collection.

Elon Musk has publicly teased Jeff Bezos following the announcement of Bezos' involvement in a new AI startup called Project Prometheus. This new company has secured $6.2 billion in funding and aims to develop advanced AI for engineering, aerospace, manufacturing, and the broader physical economy. Bezos will be co-CEO of Project Prometheus alongside Vik Bajaj. The startup has reportedly hired nearly 100 researchers, drawing talent from companies like Meta, OpenAI, and Google DeepMind. Unlike many AI ventures focused on chatbots, Project Prometheus is targeting industrial applications of AI. Musk's jab highlights the recurring theme of competition between the two billionaires across various sectors, including space, electric vehicles, and now, artificial intelligence. Bezos' entry into the AI space adds significant competition in the rapidly evolving field.

Starcoin Group, a crypto-related firm, is facing a trading suspension from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) due to concerns over the sufficiency of its operations and assets. The HKEX sent a letter to Starcoin on November 14, leading to a 68% drop in the company's stock price on November 17. The suspension is scheduled to begin on November 26, and Starcoin plans to request a review of this decision. Starcoin had previously announced plans to launch a Starcoin token, where shareholders would receive one token for every ten shares held, backed by U.S. dollar-denominated assets and launched on the Conflux eSpace blockchain. The company's long-term goal is to establish a Web3 investment bank focused on Real World Assets, but these plans are currently on hold due to the potential trading suspension.

Dogecoin is currently priced around $0.16, facing resistance near $0.17, $0.20, and $0.21. A move above $0.17 could signal a potential rise towards $0.185 and then the $0.20-$0.25 range. However, failure to stay above $0.15 might lead to a drop toward $0.10. Analysts are watching the Relative Strength Index (RSI), Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD), and trading volume for confirmation of either a breakout or further decline. Some analysts predict a possible expansion phase starting in 2026, with highly speculative targets such as $6.30, but caution is advised due to market volatility and Dogecoin's reliance on community sentiment. Dogecoin's price has decreased by 1.75% in the last 24 hours.

The cryptocurrency market experienced a significant downturn, losing $1.1 trillion in value over 41 days. This drop, from October 6 to November 17, saw digital assets lose about $27 billion in value each day. Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, fell approximately 25% from a high of $126,270 to a low near $93,000. This was triggered by high leverage in the market, where traders were using borrowed money to amplify their bets, leading to large-scale liquidations when prices moved against them. One event on October 10 alone wiped out $19.2 billion. Ethereum and other major cryptocurrencies like XRP, BNB, and Solana also saw drops, ranging from 8% to 17% over seven days. Some analysts believe this signifies a shift towards a market driven more by institutions and less by individual investors using high leverage.

Litecoin is gaining attention as its price approaches a key resistance level of $105, potentially signaling a significant breakout. Technical analysis suggests similarities to past accumulation phases that preceded major price increases. A multi-year accumulation pattern between $90 and $120 is being observed, with analysts noting consistent buying interest around the lower boundary. Short-term direction is heavily influenced by Bitcoin's movements, with key support at $91.50 and resistance at $101.50. Some analysts are setting long-term price targets as high as $650, but more conservative estimates point to $140 or a retest of the $400 area, depending on market conditions. For now, the cryptocurrency trades around $96 with traders watching whether it can break through resistance or whether it will fall back to key support levels.

NYSE Arca has filed paperwork indicating that the Fidelity Solana Fund is nearing its launch, marking the final regulatory step before trading can begin. This follows the launch of four other Solana-based ETFs and ETPs. In related news, VanEck's Solana ETF, VSOL, has started trading on Nasdaq with zero fees for a limited time, aiming to attract initial investment and offering exposure to Solana with staking rewards. However, despite these positive developments, the price of Solana (SOL) has decreased to $131.19, accompanied by a reduction in open interest. Concerns have arisen due to Forward Industries, a major holder of Solana, transferring SOL to exchanges, potentially signaling a future sale.

Crypto Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) experienced a significant outflow of $2 billion last week, marking the largest single-week exit since February 2025. This outflow extends a negative trend over three weeks, totaling $3.2 billion. The United States accounted for 97% of the total outflows, with $1.97 billion exiting the market. Bitcoin and Ethereum products saw the largest asset-specific losses, with $1.38 billion and $689 million in outflows, respectively. While most crypto assets experienced selling pressure, multi-asset products and short Bitcoin positions saw inflows. Germany was the only major market with positive weekly inflows, while iShares ETFs recorded the largest outflows among major providers.

The Trump Organization and Dar Global are collaborating on a $300 million Trump International Hotel in the Maldives, set to open by the end of 2028. What is different about this project is that it will be tokenized. Instead of traditional financing, investors can purchase digital tokens representing a stake in the development before it is completed. The resort will feature around 80 beach and overwater villas and is targeting luxury travelers. This move comes as tokenized real-world assets (RWA) gain traction, with a current market capitalization of approximately $3.52 billion. The Trump Organization has been exploring crypto integrations, including accepting cryptocurrency for property sales in Dubai. Globally, financial institutions are also increasing their involvement in tokenized finance, with Singapore piloting tokenized government bills and Europe testing tokenized sovereign debt.

The Yala Protocols Bitcoin stablecoin has lost its peg to its intended value.

TRON (TRX) is currently trading around $0.29, showing resilience even as the broader cryptocurrency market declines. Liquidity heatmaps suggest a potential price increase towards the $0.30-$0.33 range. A bullish inverse head and shoulders pattern is forming on the charts, indicating a possible rally if the price breaks above the $0.305-$0.307 neckline. TRX is also holding above a key ascending trendline that has provided support for months, maintaining its overall uptrend. Its outperformance relative to other major cryptocurrencies during the market downturn suggests strong demand, making $0.30-$0.33 a realistic target if key supports hold.

An analyst known as X Finance Bull has projected that XRP could eventually surpass Bitcoin as the leading cryptocurrency. This projection is based on a series of anticipated developments, including increased institutional adoption of the XRP Ledger, the approval of XRP Spot ETFs, and a potential $20 trillion investment into new financial markets proposed by Donald Trump. The analyst believes that Trump's investment would foster a new financial system based on tokenized money and real-time settlement, for which XRP is uniquely suited. The analyst suggests that with this $20 trillion injection, the price of XRP could potentially reach $357. Currently, XRP is trading at $2.28. A US-based spot XRP ETF has recently launched with promising early inflow numbers.

Harvard University has increased its investment in Bitcoin ETFs to $443 million. This indicates a growing institutional interest in Bitcoin and related investment products.

The Scaramucci family, through Solari Capital, invested over $100 million in American Bitcoin, a Bitcoin mining company backed by Donald Trump's sons. Solari Capital, founded by Anthony Scaramucci's son, AJ Scaramucci, led a $220 million financing round for American Bitcoin in July. This investment occurred before American Bitcoin became a publicly listed company through a reverse merger. American Bitcoin's recent quarterly results showed stronger-than-expected profitability.

Over $500 million worth of cryptocurrency positions were liquidated in the market. This occurred when the price of Bitcoin dropped to $93,000. These liquidations suggest a significant market correction or volatility event that impacted many traders.

According to a Bloomberg analyst, Grayscale's Dogecoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) has a potential launch date of November 24th. This means investors might soon be able to trade a fund that holds Dogecoin, similar to how they trade stocks, making it easier to invest in the cryptocurrency.

Aave Labs, the company behind the Aave DeFi lending protocol, is launching a mobile app called "Aave: Save and Earn" for iPhone users. The app aims to simplify access to high-yield savings accounts by removing the need for crypto wallets and complex setups. It offers a minimum of 5% interest and allows users to deposit money from bank accounts or debit cards using stablecoins and the Aave protocol. Aave Labs emphasizes the app's security, citing multiple audits and the protocol's history of no exploits. This move follows Aave's acquisition of stablecoin company Stable Finance, with the goal of developing more user-friendly DeFi products.

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing extreme fear, with the Crypto Fear and Greed Index at 17, close to its yearly low. Bitcoin's price is around $94,000, influencing overall market sentiment. This fear is causing reduced risk tolerance and profit-taking, limiting investment in smaller cryptocurrencies. Despite the overall downturn, Uniswap's UNI is up about 5% to $7.89, Ethena's ENA is up roughly 3% to $0.272, and Immutable's IMX is up about 2.5% to $0.383. These altcoins are performing well due to consistent usage, stable yield structures, and active gaming development, respectively. However, the prevailing fear in the market suggests that a broader altcoin season is unlikely until market confidence and liquidity improve.

Bitcoin's price has fallen below $92,000, reaching its lowest point since April 24th, marking a seven-month low. Ethereum also decreased, dropping under $3,000. This decline follows a recent peak where Bitcoin exceeded $107,000 but then experienced a sharp correction. Unlike previous drops linked to specific events, this one is attributed to excessive leverage used by traders. The widespread decline has impacted other cryptocurrencies as well, including XRP and SOL. The high leverage has resulted in significant liquidations, with approximately $800 million in positions being wiped out, affecting over 150,000 traders. The single largest liquidation order was valued at $96.51 million.

This week, several cryptocurrency projects will release previously locked tokens into circulation. These unlocks could affect the price of those tokens. Aptos (APT) will unlock 11.31 million tokens, valued at around $102.94 million. ApeCoin (APE) is set to release 15.6 million tokens, worth approximately $15.8 million. Ethena (ENA) will unlock 5.28 million tokens, valued at around $4.08 million. Hashflow (HFT) will unlock 13.62 million tokens, worth around $3.7 million. Euler (EUL) will unlock 24,640 tokens, worth around $0.1 million. GALXE (GAL) will unlock 628,761 tokens, worth around $0.89 million. Finally, Heroes of Mavia (MAVIA) will unlock 5.34 million tokens, valued at around $1.68 million. Token unlocks increase the available supply, potentially leading to price decreases if demand doesn't keep pace.

Zcash (ZEC) has experienced a significant price increase of approximately 740% this year, leading to discussions about whether this surge is due to paid promotions or genuine improvements in its technology and design. Some attribute the rise to increased demand for on-chain privacy, endorsements from notable figures, and advancements like Project Tachyon which aims to improve scalability and privacy features. The Zashi wallet, designed for user-friendly private transactions, has also contributed. Others suspect coordinated marketing efforts, while supporters highlight Zcash's improved monetary policy, developments in cross-chain swaps, and a growing interest in privacy coins due to tightening financial surveillance. Currently, about a quarter to 30% of all ZEC is in a shielded pool. The price of ZEC is currently $682.

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) received a pardon from Donald Trump for his criminal conviction, sparking discussion about whether Binance could seek a refund of the $4.3 billion it paid to U.S. agencies as part of settlements. CZ hinted that if Binance received any refund, it would invest it in America. However, the $4.3 billion isn't a single lump sum but rather a collection of penalties and forfeitures distributed across the Department of Justice (DOJ), Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). A presidential pardon typically applies to individual criminal penalties and doesn't automatically reverse corporate settlements or mandate refunds of funds already paid to the Treasury. Getting a refund would likely require additional actions, including potential legislation from Congress. The DOJ and Treasury would need to agree to renegotiate the existing consent orders. A refund could potentially affect how other companies view settlements with U.S. regulators, and could potentially change how international partners view U.S. oversight of crypto-related exchanges.

WINkLink (WIN), a TRON ecosystem oracle solution, is currently experiencing a downtrend, trading around $0.00003331 as of November 17, 2025. Technical analysis indicates a bearish sentiment with potential for further decline. Price predictions vary, but the article suggests a possible high of $0.00006072 by the end of 2025. Longer-term forecasts estimate potential highs of $0.000162 in 2028 and $0.000263 in 2031. The article discusses whether WIN is a good investment, noting its past performance and recent silence from the project, advising thorough research before investing. It also mentions a Thanksgiving competition with TRON Eco and iSafePal, offering $16,000 in USDT prizes.

Uniswap (UNI) is currently consolidating below a key resistance level around $11.5, indicating uncertainty among traders after a recent rally. Sellers are active, preventing further price increases, while strong buying interest has historically appeared in the $6.00 to $7.00 range. Currently, UNI is trading around $7.22, down slightly in the last 24 hours, with a market capitalization of over $4.5 billion and strong trading volume. Liquidity remains good, with stable price movements suggesting a balance between buying and selling. Technical indicators, like Bollinger Bands and MACD, show increasing volatility and renewed bullish momentum, but sustained price increases depend on strong trading volume.

BONK's price decreased by 2.1% after it failed to surpass the $0.00001090 resistance level. Increased trading volume indicated strong selling pressure when BONK reached the top of its trading range. BONK found support around $0.00001050 to $0.00001040. A successful price increase requires BONK to exceed $0.00001090 with high trading volume, as it has been underperforming compared to other cryptocurrencies. Trading volume increased sharply with strong seller presence, pushing BONK off its highs. If BONK breaks below the support level, it may fall to early-November lows. A recovery would require exceeding $0.00001090 with increased trading volume.

The National Bank of Belarus has proposed a unified approach to cryptocurrency regulation among the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) member countries, including Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia. The goal is to harmonize legislation and prevent capital from flowing to countries with more relaxed rules. Currently, crypto regulations differ significantly across these nations. Belarus allows crypto use in its High-Tech Park, while Russia has stricter limitations. Kyrgyzstan recently allowed banks to use escrow accounts for crypto transactions. Russia plans to allow capital management firms to invest in crypto-linked instruments in 2026. Kazakhstan intends to establish a crypto reserve worth $500 million to $1 billion. Armenia plans to ban cash purchases of crypto. Meanwhile, the European Union is tightening its regulations to prevent Russia from evading sanctions using crypto, leading to platforms like Revolut and Bybit EU restricting services for some Russian and Belarusian users.

Binance Coin (BNB) has fallen below $1,000, currently trading around $900 after a drop from a mid-October peak of about $1,370. Analysts are debating whether this decline represents a buying opportunity or a warning sign. A break below $1,080 signaled a change in market structure, with potential support around $730-$770. A short-term recovery setup has been identified, suggesting a possible move towards $1,175 if BNB breaks above $1,036. Momentum remains low, with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) near oversold levels, and the MACD indicating continued downside pressure. Market sentiment is mixed, with some indicators showing bullishness while others suggest bearish conditions. Recent data shows a $2.06 million inflow to exchanges, potentially indicating short-term selling, but overall, BNB has seen more tokens moving off exchanges recently. Data also indicates BNB supply is becoming more dispersed across the network. The founder of Binance, Changpeng Zhao (CZ), received a pardon from the former US President Donald Trump, raising questions about its effect on Binance and the crypto market.

Peter Schiff, a well-known gold investor and Bitcoin critic, has accused MicroStrategy's Bitcoin-focused business strategy of being a fraud. He claims the company's profits are mainly due to the rising price of Bitcoin and that its financial structure is unsustainable if Bitcoin's value drops. Schiff specifically criticized MicroStrategy's third-quarter results, which showed a net income of $2.8 billion and diluted EPS of $8.42, arguing these earnings are from Bitcoin's market value increase, not from the company's software business. He also raised concerns about MicroStrategy's high-yield preferred shares, suggesting they may not deliver the promised returns and could trigger a sell-off. MicroStrategy holds about 640,808 Bitcoins, acquired at a total cost of approximately $47.44 billion, with an average cost per coin of around $74,032. Schiff has challenged MicroStrategy's CEO, Michael Saylor, to a live debate at the Binance Blockchain Week in Dubai to discuss these issues. This challenge has drawn attention from market observers, who believe a debate would be closely watched by investors and regulators. Some analysts support MicroStrategy's approach as a way for investors to gain leveraged exposure to Bitcoin, while others agree with Schiff's concerns about the company's accounting and financing risks.

Pi Coin has shown resilience with an 11.5% gain over the past month, despite a recent failed breakout attempt. Early signs suggest buyers remain in control, indicating the rally might continue. A bullish crossover is forming on the 4-hour chart, where the 20-period EMA is approaching the 50-period EMA. The Bull-Bear Power indicator also signals that buyers are still dominant. The key level to watch is $0.229; a daily close above this could lead to targets of $0.236 and potentially $0.266. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) is crucial; if it stays above its rising trendline and breaks above zero, it would confirm renewed buyer interest. Conversely, a drop in CMF below the trendline could trigger a fall to $0.201 or lower. A 0.48% increase is needed to close above $0.229, which, combined with a successful crossover and CMF recovery, could extend the rally.

Bitcoin's price has decreased, falling below $93,000 as the broader cryptocurrency market experiences a downturn. Despite this decline, some analysts suggest that the market may be nearing a local bottom, indicating a possible stabilization or reversal of the current downward trend. The overall crypto market is showing signs of weakness, contributing to the price drop in Bitcoin.

Bitcoin's price has declined, causing it to lose all of its gains made since the beginning of the year. As a result of this price drop, gold is now performing better than Bitcoin in terms of year-to-date investment returns.

Approximately 95% of the total possible Bitcoin supply has now been mined. This means that 19.95 million Bitcoin out of a maximum of 21 million are now in circulation. The remaining Bitcoin will be mined over the next century, with the final Bitcoin estimated to be mined around the year 2140. The mining process becomes increasingly difficult as the supply dwindles, impacting the rate at which new Bitcoin enters the market. This milestone emphasizes the digital scarcity of Bitcoin, a key characteristic that influences its value proposition.

Grayscale and Bitwise are seeking approval from the SEC to launch Dogecoin ETFs, which could happen as early as November 24th. The SEC review process is expedited due to a provision in the Securities Act of 1933, allowing registration statements to become effective 20 days after filing unless the SEC intervenes. Dogecoin's likely classification as a commodity is boosting approval odds, differentiating it from other cryptocurrencies facing securities status disputes. Multiple asset managers, including 21Shares, Rex Shares, and Osprey Funds, have also filed for Dogecoin ETFs, aiming to provide institutional investors with regulated and tax-efficient ways to invest in the meme coin. While Dogecoin's price has slightly decreased recently, the potential ETF approvals are expected to attract institutional capital and move the market towards mainstream acceptance.

Dogecoin's future is uncertain as Bitcoin's potential 'death cross' pattern, where the 50-day moving average falls below the 200-day moving average, casts a shadow over the broader cryptocurrency market. This technical indicator often signals a potential shift to a bearish trend, which could negatively impact the price of Dogecoin.

A Cardano (ADA) whale, inactive for five years, executed a trade swapping their ADA holdings for USDA stablecoin, resulting in a $6 million loss. The whale's ADA, accumulated over half a decade, was exchanged at a price significantly lower than its acquisition cost, highlighting the risks associated with holding volatile assets and the impact of market fluctuations on large cryptocurrency holdings.

Charles Hoskinson has announced the roadmap for Midnight, and the NIGHT token is scheduled to launch on December 8th. This signals the upcoming availability of the NIGHT token for trading and use within the Midnight platform, a new project associated with Hoskinson.