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10x Research indicates that Bitcoin's current $588 billion trading range may be obscuring underlying vulnerabilities within the cryptocurrency market.

XRP's price has jumped to $2.56 despite a large increase in investors taking profits. On-chain data indicates that the amount of profit being realized by XRP investors has increased by 240% since late September, rising from $65 million to $220 million daily. This increase in profit-taking happened as XRP's price initially dropped from $3.09. However, despite this selling pressure, XRP has recovered, climbing 13% in the last 24 hours and reaching $2.56. This price recovery coincides with the potential approval of XRP spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs), similar to those already approved for Bitcoin and Ethereum, which would allow investors to invest in XRP without directly owning the cryptocurrency.

The Bank of England (BOE) has released a consultation paper outlining its proposed regulatory regime for sterling-denominated stablecoins, expected to be implemented in the second half of next year. A key proposal involves temporary limits on stablecoin ownership, potentially capping individual holdings between 10,000 and 20,000 and business holdings at 10 million, although exemptions for larger businesses needing to hold more stablecoins are being considered. This measure aims to mitigate financial stability risks related to large outflows from banks. The regime will apply to sterling-pegged stablecoins, while the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will oversee stablecoins used for crypto asset trading. The BOE and FCA will jointly regulate stablecoins recognized as systemic, with the BOE focusing on financial stability and the FCA on consumer protection. Systemic stablecoin issuers may hold up to 60% of backing assets in short-term UK government debt, with the remaining 40% held in unremunerated accounts at the Bank of England. Initially, issuers transitioning from the FCA regime can hold up to 95% of their backing assets in short-term UK government debt. The BOE also proposes central bank liquidity arrangements for issuers during times of stress.

The crypto market is showing cautious optimism as Bitcoin is holding around $105,500 after a volatile period. Altcoins are exhibiting selective movement, with some, like Uniswap (UNI), World Liberty Financial (WLFI) and TRUMP, experiencing significant gains. Regulatory developments in the U.S., including a draft proposal expanding the CFTC's oversight, and hopes for policy stability are influencing market sentiment. Bitcoin spot ETFs are seeing steady inflows, suggesting institutional investors are maintaining their positions. Other altcoins like BNB and Solana saw minor corrections, while XRP remained stable. Market participants are closely watching Bitcoin's $108,000 resistance level as a potential trigger for the next market move, and Ethereum is consolidating near $3,600 while attracting ETF inflows.

The article identifies four cryptocurrencies with potential for high returns in 2025, focusing on projects with utility, growth, and early-stage opportunities. Noomez ($NNZ) is highlighted for its ongoing presale with a fixed supply of 280 billion tokens, divided into 28 stages with increasing prices and token burns after each stage. Stage 3 is currently priced at $0.0000151, having already raised over $20,831.42. The presale includes airdrops and referral bonuses. The article also mentions Arbitrum ($ARB) as a Layer-2 network, Dogecoin ($DOGE) as a meme coin influenced by market sentiment, and Pepe ($PEPE) as a speculation-driven coin. Noomez plans post-launch features like an engine to send partner tokens to holders, vault events at stages 14 and 28, and staking pools. The article emphasizes Noomez's visible progress, shrinking supply, and designed price increases.

Honda has lowered its profit expectations by 20% due to increased electric vehicle costs, supply chain issues including disruptions from Nexperia semiconductors, and U.S. tariffs, which are expected to cost 385 billion yen. The company now forecasts an operating profit of 550 billion yen for the year. Vehicle sales are also projected to decrease to 3.34 million units. Honda is experiencing significant market pressure from Chinese electric vehicle brands, especially in Southeast Asia, with sales in Indonesia falling by nearly 30%. To combat this, Honda is partnering with Momenta to improve autonomous driving technology. While sales are declining in Southeast Asia, Honda is increasing its focus on the Indian market, aiming to use it as a manufacturing and export hub for electric vehicles. An analyst suggests that Honda should consider separating its motorcycle business from its automotive operations to allow the motorcycle division to thrive independently.

In early Asia trading, Bitcoin remained relatively stable while stocks and gold increased in value after progress was made in the US to end the government shutdown. The US Senate passed a deal to fund the government, which is now awaiting votes in the House and approval from the President. Asian stock markets mostly rose, with South Korea's Kospi up 1.3% and Japan's Nikkei adding 0.4%, while Hong Kong and mainland China saw slight declines. Bitcoin was trading around $105,373, down slightly, Ether was at $3,548, also down a bit, and XRP increased to $2.48. The total crypto market capitalization was $3.64 trillion, down 0.7%. The anticipated end of the shutdown has boosted investor confidence and reduced the demand for safer investments. Some analysts believe clearer regulations and reduced economic uncertainty could encourage more institutional investment in cryptocurrency. The US Senate action to reopen the government, a bipartisan draft in the Agriculture Committee that would give the CFTC clearer authority over digital commodities, and fresh IRS guidance that allows crypto ETFs and trusts to earn staking rewards are supporting inflows and backing Bitcoins move off $100,000 toward $107,000, with Ether above $3,600. If Bitcoin can clear resistance in the $107,000 to $111,000 zone, the market could see a broader uptrend in major digital assets.

XRP is currently trading around $2.56, showing a 12% increase in the last day after a period of sideways movement. Analysts are observing bullish technical patterns, with some predicting a potential rise to $20 by January 2026. Achieving this would require a significant surge from its current price, but past XRP rallies have shown potential for large gains. Key levels to watch include the $2.60 resistance, which, if broken, could lead to further increases. Other analysts suggest a rise to $6 by mid-2026 is possible. The current optimism is supported by market recovery and positive technical indicators.

On November 11, 2025, the U.S. government shutdown, which lasted a record 41 days, is nearing its end. The Senate passed a bill to fund the government through January 30, 2026, and the House is expected to vote on it soon. President Trump is likely to sign the bill into law, restoring federal operations and pay for furloughed workers. This news has positively impacted the crypto market. The U.S. Treasury Secretary announced plans to ease regulations on Bitcoin and crypto, aiming to foster growth in the digital asset space. The Treasury and IRS have also approved staking for crypto trusts and ETFs, potentially boosting institutional investment. Bitcoin's price has surged past $106,000 amid market optimism, while Starknet and Uniswap are also gaining traction. Prediction markets indicated a high probability of the shutdown ending soon.

Starknet's token, STRK, experienced a significant price increase, surging 35% to reach $0.169, with trading volume peaking at $832.16 million. This rise is attributed to growing comparisons between Starknet and Zcash, as both projects share a co-founder and a focus on privacy technology. Starknet aims to enhance Zcash's privacy features by creating a scalable Layer-2 environment, enabling private transactions in DeFi and other applications. While Starknet has seen substantial capital inflows, ranking second among Layer-1 and Layer-2 networks, investors are cautious about an upcoming token unlock event releasing $18.9 million worth of STRK, which could potentially decrease the price. However, sustained demand for STRK, driven by its focus on privacy and scalability, could counteract the selling pressure from the unlock.

A recent report from global investment bank Houlihan Lokey connects Ripple's overall value directly to the price of XRP. The report, which was originally published in February 2024, gained renewed attention after being highlighted by a researcher within the XRP community. The report's central finding is that Ripple's valuation is dependent on the market price of its associated cryptocurrency, XRP.

A new draft bill aiming to regulate the crypto market structure has been proposed. The bill seeks to clarify which digital assets should be classified as securities and which should be classified as commodities, a distinction that would determine which regulatory agency, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), has oversight. The proposed legislation addresses the registration requirements for crypto exchanges, aiming to create a framework for these platforms to operate legally within the United States. It also touches upon stablecoins, exploring potential regulations to ensure their stability and consumer protection. The implications for the market include potential increased regulatory clarity, which could attract more institutional investment, but also stricter compliance requirements for crypto companies.

Bitcoin traders are anticipating a potential price increase, a 'Santa Rally', due to expected market volatility following recent actions by the Federal Reserve. The expectation is that these actions might create opportunities for gains in the Bitcoin market, driven by seasonal trading patterns and market reactions to the Fed's monetary policy changes. Traders are positioning themselves to potentially profit from these expected fluctuations in Bitcoin's price.

A prominent member of the XRP community, known as Skipper, released a video discussing the potential impact of an XRP ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) on the price of XRP. The video suggests that the introduction of an XRP ETF could significantly alter the future trajectory of XRP's price.

Solana (SOL) has been experiencing an upward trend, surpassing the $165 mark and currently consolidating its position. It faces immediate resistance around the $172 level and a rising channel resistance at $175. Overcoming these hurdles could lead to further gains, potentially reaching $188, $202, and even $220. However, failure to break through the $172 resistance could trigger a downward move, with initial support around $165 and further support at $162. A drop below $162 might push the price towards $155 or even $150 in the short term. Technical indicators such as the MACD and RSI suggest bullish momentum, but traders should be aware of potential pullbacks if resistance levels hold.

Gemini, the Winklevoss-owned crypto exchange, reported a 52% increase in revenue for the third quarter since its IPO in September, reaching nearly $50 million. This growth was driven by a 26% increase in transaction revenue to $26.3 million and a 111% surge in services revenue to $19.9 million, attributed to new features, market expansion, and the performance of products like the Gemini Credit Card, which surpassed 100,000 open accounts and $350 million in quarterly transaction volume. However, the company also reported a net loss of $159.5 million, or $6.67 per share, exceeding analysts' expectations of a $3.24 loss per share. This loss was primarily due to stock-based compensation and IPO marketing expenses, resulting in an adjusted EBITDA of negative $52.4 million. Following the announcement, Gemini shares (GEMI) fell as much as 12% in post-market trading, hitting an all-time low below $15.

Several exchange-traded funds (ETFs) linked to XRP are scheduled to launch in the United States this month, offering a regulated way for investors to access the cryptocurrency. Canary Capital's Spot XRP ETF is expected to debut on Nasdaq on November 13. Other major institutions like Franklin Templeton, 21Shares, Bitwise, CoinShares, Grayscale, and WisdomTree are also preparing to launch XRP ETFs on exchanges like CBOE and NYSE throughout November. These ETFs will potentially allow U.S. institutions to invest in XRP, potentially increasing liquidity. A daily close above $2.70 could trigger a major XRP price rally, with some analysts suggesting the price could reach $10-$20 by the end of the year under bullish conditions.

Uniswap's founder, Hayden Adams, has proposed a significant change to the platform called UNIfication. This involves activating fees on the platform, burning UNI tokens to reduce their supply, and adjusting incentives. The proposal suggests burning 100 million UNI tokens from the treasury. The fee activation would start with Uniswap v2 and major v3 pools on Ethereum, directing a portion of trading fees to the protocol. The changes also include a shift in responsibilities for Uniswap Labs. Following the announcement, the price of UNI increased significantly, reaching a two-month high. The governance process for the proposal is expected to take around 22 days before changes can be implemented. The proposal aims to enhance the value of UNI by making it a deflationary asset and streamlining the Uniswap ecosystem.

Coinbase is launching a new platform that will allow regular investors to buy digital tokens before they are officially listed on the exchange. This aims to make token access fairer and more transparent, especially for US users who haven't had such opportunities since 2018. The platform will allocate tokens based on an algorithm, rewarding genuine supporters of the projects. The first token sale will be for the MON token from the Monad blockchain project, starting next week and using USD Coin for purchases. Coinbase plans to host one token sale each month. Following the announcement, Coinbase shares increased by a little over 4%, driven by the news and a general recovery in cryptocurrency prices.

Analysts at The Bull Theory suggest Bitcoin's current market behavior mirrors patterns seen before major rallies since 2023. Bitcoin recently closed a weekly candle above its 50-day Exponential Moving Average, a historically strong indicator of uptrends. The Relative Strength Index shows no signs of a breakdown, and the Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicator is resetting near a zone that previously triggered rallies. This analysis points to a potential price target of $160,000 to $180,000 by the first quarter of 2026. Bitcoin has retraced nearly 20% from its peak, aligning with average correction sizes in the current cycle. As of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $106,520, showing a near 2% recovery in the last 24 hours.

Dogecoin (DOGE) experienced an intraday price increase but faced profit-taking, causing it to test the $0.18 price level as a support floor. The cryptocurrency's price initially rose but subsequently declined due to investors selling off their holdings to secure profits.

Privacy-focused cryptocurrencies like Zcash, Dash, and Railgun are experiencing a surge in value. This increase is attributed to growing concerns about government surveillance and stricter regulations in the crypto space, leading to renewed interest in privacy-enhancing technologies. Institutions are also recognizing the importance of privacy for mainstream crypto adoption, though they prefer compliant solutions over fully anonymous coins. Zcash ($ZEC) is up 17% on the day and 1,335% over the last year, currently priced at $642. Dash ($DASH) has increased by 131% in the last 30 days and 219% over the past year, trading around $80. Railgun ($RAIL) is up almost 40% today, with a price of $4.89. These coins offer features like shielded transactions and coin mixing to enhance user privacy.

Bitcoin's price briefly rose to around $107,500 after the US Senate took action to avert a government shutdown, but quickly fell back. The $108,000 level is proving to be a strong barrier. Analysts point to long-term Bitcoin holders selling off their coins as a major reason for the price struggling to move higher. These holders have sold over 370,000 Bitcoins since July. Because these holders initially bought their Bitcoin at much lower prices (around $37,915 on average), they are now taking profits, creating selling pressure that makes it difficult for Bitcoin's price to climb significantly. Data indicates that these long-term holders are selling at nearly double the normal rate.

Enthusiasm regarding the potential launch of an XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF) is pushing some investors to predict a price target of $2.65 for the Ripple-linked token. This price surge is driven by speculation that an ETF would make XRP more accessible to a wider range of investors, potentially increasing demand and driving up its value.

On November 11, 2025, the cryptocurrency market showed mixed performance. PayFi and DeFi sectors experienced gains, with Uniswap's UNI token rising over 45% due to a proposal for protocol fees and token incentive changes. Bitcoin remained stable around $105,000. Ethereum decreased by almost 2%, temporarily falling below $3,600. RWA tokens had moderate gains and some meme coins, particularly TRUMP, performed well. Layer 2 infrastructure tokens generally decreased, except for Starknet which outperformed. Layer 1 and CeFi sectors also declined, though HBAR and CRO showed positive movement.

The US Senate Agriculture Committee has released a draft of a bipartisan bill aiming to regulate the digital asset market, following the House's CLARITY Act. The bill focuses on establishing the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as the primary regulator and defining digital commodities to avoid conflicts with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Key provisions include consumer protection measures like fund segregation, disclosure requirements, and safeguarding self-custody for personal use. While there's bipartisan agreement on the core structure, disagreements persist regarding enforcement, ethics, and addressing potential conflicts of interest, particularly involving the Trump family and the crypto industry. Concerns have also been raised regarding the scope of self-custody protections and the need to address decentralized finance (DeFi) regulations.

BNY Mellon forecasts that the combined market capitalization of stablecoins and tokenized cash could reach $3.6 trillion by 2030. Stablecoins are projected to comprise $1.5 trillion of this total, while tokenized deposits and digital money-market funds are expected to account for the remaining $2.1 trillion. This growth is driven by increasing adoption by financial institutions and improvements in regulatory clarity. BNY Mellon emphasizes that blockchain technology will complement, not replace, traditional financial systems by enhancing transaction speeds and reducing operational errors. Clear regulatory frameworks, such as the EU's MiCA legislation, are crucial for fostering wider adoption and mitigating potential risks associated with tokenized assets. Institutions like pension funds could use tokenized money market funds to post margins for derivatives in seconds, rather than waiting hours or days to clear bank transfers. BNY says as more institutions adopt tokenized cash, they will be able to respond quickly to market changes and deliver better services to their clients. The company says this adoption will enable institutions to manage their liquidity more effectively and secure favorable investment opportunities more quickly.

The U.S. Senate has passed a bill to reopen the government after a 40-day shutdown, and the bill is now going to the House for approval. News of this agreement triggered a positive reaction in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin's price increased to over $106,000, reaching its highest level in nearly a week. Ethereum and XRP also experienced price increases. The expectation is that if the House approves the bill, the government could resume operations soon, potentially impacting decisions related to crypto, such as ETF approvals.

Digital asset funds experienced significant outflows totaling $1.17 billion, marking the second consecutive week of substantial withdrawals following an October liquidity shock. Bitcoin-linked products saw $932 million in outflows, while Ethereum experienced $438 million in outflows. Short Bitcoin ETPs attracted $11.8 million in inflows. However, some altcoins bucked the trend, with Solana leading the way with $118 million in inflows, followed by XRP with $28.2 million. Regionally, the US was most heavily impacted with $1.22 billion in outflows, while Germany, Switzerland, and Brazil saw inflows. Despite a brief rally, Bitcoin is expected to remain range-bound, with potential selling pressure anticipated above $118,000.

eToro reported a strong third quarter in 2025, with a significant increase in crypto trading volumes, tripling year-over-year to $3.97 billion. This growth was fueled by increased retail activity and expansion in the US, where newly funded accounts have already surpassed 2024 levels after the platform expanded its supported crypto assets. However, the company's crypto derivatives business experienced losses due to high hedging costs, which nearly matched the revenue generated. Overall, eToro's net income rose 48% year-over-year to $57 million, supported by diversified revenue streams. The company also announced a $150 million share buyback program. Key metrics such as net contribution, adjusted EBITDA, assets under administration, and funded accounts also showed positive growth. eToro is introducing new features like AI-powered strategy tools and 24/5 trading for major US indices. The company plans to continue US market penetration and expand across Asia in 2026.

XRP's price has been increasing, surpassing $2.42 and currently trading above $2.50. It's consolidating around $2.58, with potential to rise further if it breaks through this level, possibly reaching $2.65, $2.7320, $2.7680, and eventually $2.80. However, a contracting triangle pattern suggests a possible resistance at $2.256. Failure to surpass $2.58 could lead to a decline, with initial support around $2.50 and further support at $2.42. Breaking below $2.42 could trigger a drop towards $2.35 and potentially $2.32 or even $2.25. Technical indicators like the MACD and RSI are currently showing bullish momentum.

Several Democratic senators, including Richard Blumenthal and Bernie Sanders, have criticized the Trump Administration's support for AI data centers, claiming it's leading to increased electricity costs for consumers. They've sent a letter to White House and Commerce Department officials, alleging secretive deals with tech companies like Meta, Google, and OpenAI to build these centers without considering the impact on energy prices. These data centers are consuming large amounts of electricity, with one Meta center expected to use 5 gigawatts, equivalent to the power consumption of nearly 4 million homes. Democrats project data center energy usage to more than double, reaching 12% of national grid demand within three years. They also blame the Trump Administration's policies on renewable energy for exacerbating the problem. Household electricity prices have already risen by 10% since January, and in areas with high concentrations of data centers, rates could increase by 30% to 60% over the next five years. The senators are seeking transparency and have demanded answers from the White House and Commerce Department by November 21 regarding the impact of data centers on electricity and water usage, legal protections against price spikes, environmental checks, locations of data centers, and compensation for affected households.

Bitcoin is currently trading around $106,700 and analysts predict it could rise to $111,000. Optimism is growing because Nasdaq and Cboe are planning to offer regulated cryptocurrency trading, which could attract more investors. The U.S. government shutdown is also nearing an end, boosting confidence in financial markets. However, some companies that hold Bitcoin are investing in smaller, riskier cryptocurrencies for higher returns, which could make the market more unstable. Bitcoin Hyper, a new project on Solana, is aiming to improve Bitcoin's speed and functionality. Its presale has already raised over $26.4 million.

Cardano whales, or large holders, bought approximately 348 million ADA, worth about $200 million, over four days as the price of ADA dropped below $0.50. This accumulation represents nearly 1% of the total ADA supply. The price of ADA is currently trying to move above the $0.58-$0.60 resistance level. If ADA breaks through $0.60 and maintains strong buying support, it could potentially rise towards $0.65-$0.70. However, failure to break above $0.60 and a downturn in Bitcoin's price could lead to ADA retesting the $0.50-$0.47 support level. The whales' accumulation suggests they believe ADA is currently undervalued and are anticipating a future price increase, especially with upcoming network upgrades. Whether this accumulation will translate into a price increase for ADA will depend on whether the whales continue to buy and whether ADA can sustainably break above the $0.60 resistance level.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is showing signs of a potential price increase according to analyst Javon Marks. Marks believes SHIB has broken out of an accumulation zone and could rally by approximately 200% to around $0.000032. He also notes bullish divergences on the MACD indicator. However, the analyst's broader projection indicates a possible 700% surge to $0.000080 from its current price of $0.00001009. The Shiba Inu derivatives market shows about $76 million in open interest, with a 15% increase over the weekend and Gate.io accounting for a significant portion of the outstanding futures exposure. Shiba Inu has experienced extreme volatility, plummeting to $0.0000075 in October 2025 before recovering to around $0.00001003. A break above $0.000032 could attract more buyers, but traders should be aware of the high risk and potential for rapid losses associated with leveraged positions and sentiment-driven moves.

Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) is planning stricter rules for companies that provide management systems to crypto exchanges. These companies, which handle trading systems or custody services, may soon need to register with the FSA or give prior notice before starting operations. This move aims to increase oversight of these outside firms and prevent security breaches. The FSA intends to amend the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act in 2026 to implement these changes. This follows a significant hack in 2024 where approximately $311 million in Bitcoin was stolen from DMM Bitcoin, with the breach traced to a firm managing part of DMM's trading system. The FSA is also interested in fostering regulated stablecoin activity in Japan, having already approved the country's first yen-pegged stablecoin and supporting pilot projects involving major banks.

Bitdeer Technologies' stock price plummeted by nearly 32% to $17.65 after the company announced a $266 million loss for the recent quarter, despite mining 1,109 Bitcoin. This sharp decline reverses a previous 30% rally in October that was driven by investor enthusiasm for Bitdeer's plans to expand into AI and data centers. While revenue increased significantly, the large loss was primarily due to non-cash losses related to debt and increased operational expenses associated with its infrastructure investments, including its move into AI. The company is allocating a significant amount of energy to AI services, aiming for substantial revenue growth in the coming years. Despite progress in expanding AI infrastructure and increasing production capacity, investors reacted negatively to the reported loss, overshadowing the company's increased revenue and Bitcoin production.

A crypto analyst, Ali Martinez, predicts that XRP could potentially surge to $6, a 140% increase from current prices. However, this surge might be preceded by a price pullback to around $1.90, which Martinez suggests would be a good buying opportunity. Martinez also envisions a scenario where, following the dip to $1.90, XRP could rally even further to $10. Achieving this $10 target would require a 174% increase from its all-time high and would give XRP a market capitalization exceeding $600 billion, surpassing Ethereum's. The potential rise is attributed to factors such as Ripple's partnerships, acquisitions, and anticipation surrounding the possible launch of spot XRP ETFs.

Solana (SOL) is currently testing a key support level around $147-$150, where it has triggered a TD Sequential buy signal, potentially indicating a price reversal. On-chain data identifies $147.49 as a critical demand zone. The cryptocurrency is facing resistance near $164.73, with support at $158.14. Failure to hold these levels could lead to a drop towards $140. Technical indicators like MACD show a bearish crossover, and the RSI is around 40, suggesting weak momentum. A break above $164.73 could target $170, while a drop below $158.14 may lead to a decline towards $140. Stronger bullish pressure is needed for a significant rebound.

Gemini's stock price decreased in after-hours trading following the release of its first quarterly earnings report since its IPO. While the crypto exchange reported a 52% increase in net quarterly revenue, reaching $49.8 million, it also posted a net loss of $159.5 million. This loss was attributed to a significant rise in operating expenses, which more than doubled to $171.4 million, primarily due to increased salaries, compensation, sales, and marketing costs related to the IPO. Transaction revenue increased to $26.3 million, and services revenue, boosted by credit card, staking, and custody products, surged to $19.9 million. The exchange also reported a $106.8 million gain on digital assets but an $83.1 million loss on related-party crypto loans. After closing up over 4% during the day, Gemini's stock dropped by 6.18% in post-market trading, contrasting with competitor Coinbase, which reported a profitable quarter.

The altcoin market experienced a $156 billion increase in capitalization between November 6th and November 10th, rising from $1.405 trillion to $1.561 trillion. This surge was influenced by easing concerns about a potential US government shutdown and a general positive shift in the market. Despite nearly all of the top 100 cryptocurrencies seeing price increases, indicators suggest this might be a temporary 'relief bounce' rather than the start of a sustained 'altcoin season.' Profit-taking activity remains high, particularly among larger holders. Privacy coins like Monero, Zcash, and Dash, saw significant gains, but face increasing regulatory scrutiny that may hinder future growth. The Altcoin Season Index remains low, signaling caution among investors. Analysts believe that liquidity will cluster in large-cap tokens and ETF narratives. The consensus is that the recent surge is a high-risk bounce driven by macro events and positioning.

Ethereum's price is currently showing positive momentum, trading above $3,550 and its 100-hourly Simple Moving Average. It faces a key resistance level at $3,650. If Ethereum breaks above $3,650, it could potentially rise to $3,740, and further to $3,880 or even $3,950. However, failure to surpass $3,650 could lead to a decline, with initial support around $3,540 or the trend line, followed by major support at $3,485. A drop below $3,485 might trigger a fall towards $3,360, and potentially as low as $3,260. The MACD indicator is losing momentum in the bullish zone, while the RSI is above 50.

Cardano's on-chain governance is facing a temporary shutdown because the Constitutional Committee (CC) has fallen below the required number of seven members due to a retirement and a compensation proposal for CC members likely failing to pass. This means that certain actions, such as treasury withdrawals and protocol-parameter changes, which require approval from both the Decentralized Representatives (DReps) and the CC, cannot be enacted. Cardano's founder, Charles Hoskinson, believes this is a designed feature of the system, allowing for rotation and self-correction. The community can resolve this by seating new CC members or adjusting thresholds, as outlined in CIP-1694. Currently, there is disagreement among DReps regarding compensation for CC members, with some feeling the work is demanding while others oppose the compensation proposal. At the time of the report, ADA was trading at $0.59.

Ethereum is nearing a significant resistance level around $3,700. Crypto analysts are closely watching this level to determine the next price movement. If Ethereum breaks above $3,700 and closes a daily candle above it, it could signal a bullish trend, potentially pushing the price towards $4,000 and beyond to $4,950 then $5,600. However, failure to break this resistance could lead to a price drop towards $3,400 or even $2,000, indicating a bearish trend. Traders are advised to monitor the charts for confirmation before making any moves.

Bitcoin's price is around $106,000, driven by hopes that the US government shutdown will end soon. An end to the shutdown could inject a large amount of money, between $150 and $200 billion, into the markets, potentially boosting crypto and other assets. Other cryptocurrencies like Ether and XRP also saw price increases. However, the shutdown is stalling important progress on cryptocurrency regulation in the US, specifically the CLARITY Act and the Senates digital asset market structure bill. This delay could make it harder to pass these bills before the 2026 midterm elections, which would create regulatory uncertainty for the industry.

Hong Kong's recent FinTech Week highlighted stablecoins as the primary focus, overshadowing central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). This suggests a stronger immediate interest and activity surrounding stablecoins within the Hong Kong financial technology landscape, compared to the development and adoption of CBDCs.

The article discusses the potential impact of the 65-Month Liquidity Cycle on Bitcoin and Silver. According to the cycle, the market is nearing a peak, which could lead to a 15-20% drop in Bitcoin's value between now and early 2026. At the same time, Silver is expected to rise, potentially outperforming Bitcoin during this period. From 2021 to 2025, Bitcoin has decreased from approximately $109,000 to $82,000, a roughly 15-20% decrease, while Silver has increased 13% from $29 to $33. This suggests a shift from riskier assets like Bitcoin towards safe-haven assets like Silver. However, after this correction, Bitcoin is predicted to rebound in the second half of 2026 as liquidity expands again. The current period may be an opportunity for investors to adjust their portfolios rather than exit the market entirely.

XRP is currently trading around $2.50, showing gains alongside a generally bullish crypto market, with attention turning towards a $6 target. An analyst suggests that XRP may first drop by 24% to around $1.90. This potential dip to $1.90 is considered a buying opportunity as it is seen as a strong support level where buyers have historically entered the market. The analyst believes that after consolidating around $1.90, XRP could rally towards the $6 mark. This analysis is supported by positive sentiment around potential XRP ETFs and developments within Ripple.

Bitcoin is currently attempting to climb above $105,500, facing significant resistance around the $107,000 mark. It's trading above $105,000 and its 100-hour simple moving average. A bullish trend line is forming with support at $104,000. If Bitcoin breaks above $107,500, it could potentially rise towards $108,000, and further to $109,200, with subsequent barriers at $109,800 and $110,500. However, failure to overcome the $107,000 resistance could lead to a decline, with immediate support near $104,800 and major support around $104,000. Further drops could see Bitcoin testing $103,300 and potentially $102,350, with a critical support level at $102,500.

Robinhood plans to launch a new fund, managed by Robinhood Ventures, to allow retail investors to invest in private AI companies. The fund will invest in a concentrated group of at least five private AI start-ups and may use borrowed money to increase returns. This move aims to give smaller investors access to the high-growth potential of the AI sector, which has seen significant valuation increases in private markets. The fund will be closed-end, meaning investors may not be able to easily redeem their shares. Robinhood's CEO, Vlad Tenev, believes retail investors are comfortable with risk and interested in AI-related investments. Robinhood's stock recently experienced a decline despite reporting strong revenue growth, including a 300 percent increase in crypto trading income to $268 million. The company is also expanding into prediction markets, seeing substantial growth in event contract trading.

Ethereum's Open Interest, which represents the total value of open Ethereum derivative positions, has surged by almost $2 billion in the last day, a 10% increase. This indicates a rise in leveraged trading activity, potentially increasing volatility for Ethereum. Historically, similar spikes in Open Interest have often preceded price corrections. Meanwhile, Ethereum spot ETFs in the US experienced net outflows of approximately $508 million last week, the third-largest weekly outflow recorded, suggesting a potentially negative sentiment among institutional investors. Despite these outflows, Ethereum's price has rebounded, rising 4% to above $3,600.

According to crypto analyst VisionPulsed, Dogecoin has the potential to reach $1 if its current momentum continues. He emphasizes that while the overall market trend appears weak, Dogecoin's shorter-term uptrend since the summer remains valid. The analyst highlights that Dogecoin's price could either surge upwards if it maintains its current support level or decline to around $0.06 if that support breaks. He bases his analysis on the Relative Strength Index (RSI) across various timeframes, indicating there is potential buying strength. While acknowledging risks in the larger market, he notes that similar conditions in the past have led to sharp price increases. He suggests that if Dogecoin maintains momentum and support, it could resume a bull market phase. As of the time of the report, Dogecoin was trading at $0.1815.

Uniswap Labs and the Uniswap Foundation have jointly proposed a plan called UNIfication to activate protocol fees and distribute them to UNI token holders. This is the first major proposal from Uniswap Labs in years, partly due to a more favorable regulatory environment. The proposal aims to align incentives within the Uniswap ecosystem and potentially burn UNI tokens. The price of UNI has risen to $9.25, recovering from a low of $4.95 a week prior, following the announcement. The community is optimistic about the proposal after previous rejections and delays, anticipating that it could direct Uniswap's protocol fees towards UNI burns and holder rewards.

Australian consumer confidence saw a significant increase in November, reaching its highest point in almost four years, according to a Westpac Banking Corp. survey. The survey result of 103.8 points indicates that there are now more Australians who are optimistic about the economy than pessimistic, a trend not seen since early 2022. This positive shift is attributed to improvements in the housing market and consumer demand, which have offset concerns about interest rates and inflation. Despite the overall positive outlook, concerns about the job market persist, as the Westpac-Melbourne Institute Unemployment Expectations Index indicated that more people anticipate a rise in unemployment. The Reserve Bank of Australia recently held interest rates steady at 3.6% and hinted that further rate cuts are unlikely in the near term. This confidence boost follows a prior increase in August driven by an earlier interest rate cut, which improved sentiment about personal finances and the economy.

Ripple is aggressively expanding into traditional finance by acquiring financial infrastructure companies, investing nearly $4 billion this year. These acquisitions, including Hidden Road for $1.3 billion and GTreasury for over $1 billion, aim to integrate Ripple's blockchain technology and XRP into existing financial systems. Ripple also launched Ripple Prime, a brokerage for U.S. institutions interested in over-the-counter crypto trading and raised $500 million in funding, valuing the company at $40 billion. This push is happening as U.S. regulators ease restrictions on crypto and major banks explore stablecoins and custody services. Ripple plans to license its XRP Ledger to banks for faster transactions but XRP's price has remained stable while Bitcoin and Ether have increased. The lack of regulatory clarity, highlighted by the stalled Clarity Act, is hindering wider adoption by banks.

XRP's price has increased by 10.7% to around $2.53 due to speculation about a potential XRP spot ETF, following the approval of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Technical indicators suggest bullish momentum, with the RSI above 60 and the MACD nearing a bullish crossover, supported by a key support level at $2.30 and resistance near $2.75. Futures open interest for XRP remains high at approximately $10 billion, indicating strong trader participation and cautious market optimism. The market sentiment is now leaning towards cautious optimism.

Goldman Sachs is expected to earn $110 million for advising Electronic Arts (EA) on a potential $55 billion takeover. The deal involves investors like Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF), Silver Lake, and Affinity Partners. Goldman Sachs will receive $10 million upfront and the remaining $100 million upon the deal's completion, pending approvals. The acquisition group initially offered $200 per share, later increasing it to $210 per share, a 25% premium. PIF will hold less than 10% of EA, Silver Lake will retain a significant minority stake, and Affinity Partners will have approximately 5%. This arrangement follows negotiations where Goldman Sachs had previously earned fees from PIF and Silver Lake but not from EA in the past two years. The fee reflects the increasing lucrativeness of advisory services in large mergers and acquisitions. Other banks are also earning large fees on similar deals.

A Bitcoin user mistakenly paid a $105,000 transaction fee for a $10 transaction. This occurred because the user manually set an excessively high fee of 0.99 BTC instead of using an automatic fee estimator, resulting in the mining pool receiving the exorbitant fee. Although miners sometimes return such overpayments, it usually requires proving ownership of the private key, which is a complex procedure. Similar incidents have happened before, including a $24 million Ethereum transaction fee paid last year (though most of it was returned), and an $8.7 million Bitcoin transaction fee in 2023. Traders are also monitoring Bitcoin's price, with models suggesting support between $55,000 and $70,000 during potential market downturns. Near-term resistance for Bitcoin is seen at around $109,400 and $111,000, with a potential target of $129,000 if it sustains above $116,000.

TeraWulf's Q3 revenue increased by 87% year-over-year, reaching $50.6 million. This growth was driven by higher bitcoin mining output, increased mining capacity, and initial revenue from AI/HPC services, which contributed $7.2 million. Bitcoin mining revenue totaled $43.38 million. The company's cost of revenue, excluding depreciation, rose 17% to $17.1 million. TeraWulf ended the quarter with $712.8 million in cash and equivalents. They completed over $5 billion in long-term financing, including funding for the Lake Mariner facility and the Abernathy joint venture. TeraWulf operates 245 MW of bitcoin mining and 22.5 MW of HPC capacity at Lake Mariner, and manages over 520 MW of long-term HPC leases through La Lupa Data and Akela Data. The company signed three 10-year Fluidstack leases at Lake Mariner, backed by a $3.2 billion Google credit enhancement, and is developing the Abernathy joint venture for 240 MW of HPC capacity with potential expansion to 600 MW, supported by $1.3 billion in Google credit. TeraWulf also plans a new HPC campus in Lansing, New York, starting in 2027, and holds a 51% interest in a proposed 200 MW data center. Oppenheimer initiated coverage of TeraWulf with an Outperform rating and a $20 price target, citing the company's access to renewable energy and data infrastructure. TeraWulf shares increased by 2.6% during Monday trading.

Gemini Space Station, the crypto exchange founded by the Winklevoss brothers, reported a Q3 loss of $159.5 million, or $6.67 per share, significantly exceeding analysts' expectations of a $3.24 loss per share. Despite the loss, Gemini's revenue increased by 52% to nearly $50 million, driven by transaction fees and services like its credit card and institutional staking. Trading volume also rose by 45% to $16.4 billion. Gemini's stock price fell over 11% in after-hours trading following the earnings release, hitting a new all-time low below $15. The company is expanding into new markets and services, including a self-custody wallet, European MiCA license, Australian operations, and tokenized U.S. stocks. Services revenue now accounts for nearly 40% of total revenue. The Gemini credit card has surpassed 100,000 open accounts, with $350 million in transaction spending. Analysts have raised concerns about credit and interest rate risks associated with Gemini's expansion into the credit-card business. The company's high price-to-sales ratio of 13.9x, much higher than industry averages, coupled with ongoing losses, contributed to the stock's decline.

A crypto analyst, EGRAG CRYPTO, suggests XRP might be on the verge of a significant price increase, potentially reaching $27. This prediction is based on the Elliott Wave Theory, which identifies repeating patterns in price movements. The analysis indicates that XRP is currently completing a fourth wave, a phase that historically precedes substantial rallies. Similar patterns in 2017 and 2021 were followed by strong upward price movements for XRP. Currently, XRP is holding above a key support level of $2.20, and if the projected fifth wave unfolds, Fibonacci extension levels suggest potential price targets of $4.78, $5.515, $6.755, and $18.25, with higher extensions pointing towards $27. XRP is currently trading at $2.49, up 9% in the last 24 hours, amidst a general increase in the total cryptocurrency market capitalization.

Donald Trump proposed a plan to distribute approximately $400 billion in tariff revenue as direct payments of at least $2,000 to most Americans. This proposal aims to boost consumer spending and investor risk appetite. Following the announcement, the cryptocurrency market saw a price increase, with Bitcoin rising above $106,000 and Ether moving into the mid-thousands. Increased trading activity was observed on exchanges, though analysts caution that the price movements are based on sentiment and the plan's implementation faces legal and political hurdles. Questions remain about the legality and feasibility of using tariff revenue for recurring payments, and whether existing tax laws can facilitate the payout.

Ethereum gas fees are currently very low, around 0.067 Gwei, because network activity has slowed down. Despite the slower activity, approximately $84.9 billion in new stablecoins have been added to the Ethereum network in the last year, surpassing other blockchains. Some major investors, known as whales, are increasing their Ethereum holdings, with some taking leveraged positions. Technical indicators suggest a possible bullish trend for Ethereum, as it has reclaimed levels above $3,600. The combination of low fees, continued stablecoin inflows, and whale activity could indicate a significant market move is on the horizon.

The crypto market is showing signs of recovery, leading to potential rallies in certain crypto stocks. Gemini Space Station Inc (GEMI) shares are currently trading at $16.30, having rebounded after a recent dip and analysts predict it could reach $30. Bitmine Immersion Technologies Inc (BMNR), which holds a significant Ethereum treasury, has seen its stock rise to $42.11 due to the Ethereum rally. Strategy Inc (MSTR) stock is up to $241.93, driven by Bitcoin's recovery to above $106,000, with analysts targeting a price of over $460 for MSTR. These stocks are being watched as potential beneficiaries of the renewed momentum in the crypto market.

The U.S. Treasury and IRS have issued new rules allowing crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) to stake cryptocurrencies and share the staking rewards with retail investors. This removes previous restrictions that limited how ETPs could generate returns for customers, primarily by holding spot assets. The new guidance enables ETP issuers to offer staking-based returns, similar to dividends from traditional funds. Industry analysts anticipate this will increase institutional adoption of proof-of-stake cryptocurrencies and boost demand for related ETPs, potentially positioning the U.S. as a leader in crypto regulation. The announcement coincides with progress in ending the U.S. government shutdown, which lasted 41 days. Cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche, are already showing signs of recovery, and the Treasury's action could further drive inflows into funds based on these cryptocurrencies, potentially reshaping the crypto investment landscape in the U.S.

CoreWeave's third-quarter revenue reached $1.36 billion, a 134% increase year-over-year and exceeding Wall Street estimates. Despite this growth, the company reported a net loss of $110 million, an improvement from the $360 million loss in the same period last year. The company rents Nvidia GPUs to AI companies like Google and Microsoft. CoreWeave's contract backlog increased to $55.6 billion, fueled by deals with OpenAI and Meta. The company's shares, initially priced at $40 in March, closed at $105.61, a 164% increase, although the stock dipped in extended trading after the earnings announcement. A proposed $9 billion acquisition of Core Scientific fell through. Kerrisdale Capital, a short seller, criticized CoreWeave's valuation and revenue model, alleging over-reliance on Microsoft and unsustainable growth, and assigned a fair value target of $10 per share.

eToro's stock price increased after announcing strong financial results for the third quarter. The company's assets under management grew by 76% to $20.8 billion, and net contribution rose by 28% to $215 million. Net income increased by 48% to $57 million and funded accounts reached 3.73 million, partly due to the integration of Spaceship app. eToro's board also approved a $150 million share buyback program. Users made 5 million cryptocurrency trades last month, with the average investment per trade increasing by 52% to $320. Interest-earning assets grew by 55% to $8.7 billion. eToro plans to launch a crypto wallet and is focusing on new products and innovations like AI and copy trading, including an AI-driven analyst called Tori. Despite a past settlement with the SEC that led to ceasing most cryptocurrency trading in the US, eToro plans to tokenize 100 top US-listed stocks and ETFs, influenced by a perceived shift in the US government's stance towards crypto, potentially driven by President Trump's pro-crypto statements.

The U.S. government shutdown, lasting 40 days, is nearing its end after the Senate advanced a bipartisan deal to reopen the government through January. This shutdown, which furloughed 750,000 federal workers and significantly disrupted air travel and food assistance programs, saw Bitcoin rise above $106,000, a 4% increase, while Ethereum surged 7% to $3,622, and XRP climbed nearly 10%. The total cryptocurrency market cap increased by 4.5% to $3.57 trillion. The rally is fueled by anticipation of frozen government funds returning to markets, with estimates of $180 billion to $300 billion re-entering the financial system. Historically, the end of shutdowns has led to significant gains in both crypto and stock markets. The SEC's operations, including reviews of over 90 pending crypto ETF applications, will resume, potentially leading to approvals of XRP and other ETFs. The Congressional Budget Office estimates the shutdown cost the economy $7 billion to $14 billion. Analysts predict Bitcoin could reach $112,000 in the near term and potentially $150,000 by year-end. The correlation between Bitcoin and dollar liquidity is strong, suggesting crypto will benefit from the renewed cash flow. However, the funding deal only extends through January, posing a risk of another shutdown.

The U.S. Senate passed a bill by a 60-40 vote to reopen the federal government, aiming to resolve the recent shutdown. This bill now goes to the House of Representatives for consideration. The House faces pressure to act quickly due to impending deadlines that could affect federal employee paychecks, air traffic control, and food assistance programs.

Hyperliquid's HYPE token is showing positive signs, with its price currently at $42.82, up nearly 7% in the last 24 hours. The platform's fees have surpassed $870 million, indicating increasing usage and trader activity. Analysts suggest that the token is currently undervalued, with the Supply-Weighted P/E Ratio (SWPE) below 3, a level historically associated with undervaluation. Technical analysis indicates strong support around the $42-$43 range, potentially leading to a rally towards $50 and potentially higher, with targets around $52-$60 based on Fibonacci extensions. The overall sentiment is bullish, suggesting a possible price increase for HYPE if it maintains its current support level and breaks through resistance.

Bitcoin is showing signs of recovery after briefly dropping below $100,000. Some long-term Bitcoin holders, referred to as 'old whales,' are selling their holdings, but this is considered a normal market process due to increased liquidity from ETFs and other factors. This selling is being offset by new investors, including potentially institutional ones, who are buying Bitcoin, suggesting a healthy rotation rather than a market collapse. Bitcoin's price is currently testing the $106,500-$107,000 resistance level, with support around $103,000 and a stronger demand zone between $100,000-$101,000.

The article discusses the potential impact of the Federal Reserve's plans to add reserves back into the system on XRP. It suggests that XRP holders are optimistic because this move could create an environment of increased liquidity, benefiting XRP. Crypto analysts note potential connections between XRP and US government crypto holdings. The article highlights Ripple's partnerships and patents, arguing XRP has legal clarity and real-world applications. Some predict that XRP could become a key asset in a new financial infrastructure, potentially leading to a significant increase in its market capitalization. There's also the claim that Ripple is positioned to capture trillions from the global banking system, with some speculating XRP could reach values of $10,000 or even $35,000.

Bitcoin's price is increasing due to the anticipated end of the US government shutdown, which is improving market sentiment because investors expect more stability and new financial aid. The US Senate's vote to reopen the government has boosted confidence, and analysts believe this will lead to increased liquidity and continued growth for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Forecast platforms indicate a high probability of the shutdown ending soon, with increased optimism about Bitcoin reaching $115,000. A statement from Donald Trump about potential payments to citizens is also contributing to the positive market sentiment, reminiscent of the 2021 stimulus checks that boosted crypto markets. However, the Minister of Finance suggested that the payments might be tax relief instead of direct checks. Analysts predict further price increases for Bitcoin if the shutdown ends and financial aid is provided, but caution that inflation, geopolitical tensions, and a stronger dollar could hinder growth. Bitcoin Hyper, which combines Bitcoin's security with advanced technology, could also benefit from Bitcoin's growth by enabling smart contracts, dApps, DeFi features, and payment applications.

Strive, a Bitcoin treasury and asset management firm, has purchased 7,525 BTC for approximately $162 million, sourced directly from the open market. This acquisition elevates Strive's Bitcoin holdings above Galaxy Digital, making it one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin. Strive used proceeds from its recent IPO of SATA noncumulative perpetual preferred stock to fund the purchase. The company's CEO Matt Cole stated that the move represents an innovative model for corporate Bitcoin buying and holding. Strive's strategy involves a perpetual preferred equity offering that aims to provide investors with a 12% annual return on capital, while allowing Strive to expand its Bitcoin treasury. The company indicated they may purchase more Bitcoin if market conditions are favorable. Strive now ranks just below GD Culture Group in corporate Bitcoin holdings.

The cryptocurrency market has seen a recent recovery, with major coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum experiencing price increases. The article highlights a new cryptocurrency called PEPENODE ($PEPENODE) as a potentially high-growth investment. PEPENODE is currently in its presale phase, having already raised $2.1 million. The project aims to create a 'mine-to-earn' platform where users can earn rewards, including Pepe and Fartcoin, by operating virtual mining rigs. The idea is to make crypto mining more accessible to a wider audience. PEPENODE holders can also stake their coins, currently offering a high APY. The presale is ongoing, with the token priced at $0.0011408, and investors can purchase PEPENODE through the official website by connecting a compatible wallet. The total supply of PEPENODE is 210 billion tokens, allocated to the treasury, development, marketing, node rewards, and growth/listings.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has seen a 5% price increase in the last week. Approximately 32.3 million SHIB tokens were burned in the past week, reducing the total supply. Trading volume for SHIB increased by 14% to $160 million. Technical analysis suggests that if SHIB breaks through a key resistance level, it could potentially rise by 110%, reaching price targets of $0.00001650 and $0.000021. A new meme coin called Maxi Doge ($MAXI) is launching, aiming to build a community for traders and offering trading competitions with rewards. 25% of the presale funds will be invested in top meme coins for marketing purposes.

The Layer 1 blockchain Monad announced a public sale of its MON token on Coinbase's new platform, offering 7.5% of the total supply at a $2.5 billion valuation, aiming to raise $187 million. However, the tokenomics reveal sparked negative reactions from the community due to the small allocation for airdrops (3.3%) and the public sale (7.5%), totaling only 10.8% for retail users. Over 50% of the token supply is reserved for investors, the team, and the treasury.

A bipartisan bill has been proposed in the Senate that aims to regulate digital commodities like Bitcoin and Ether by granting the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) more authority. The bill, drafted by Senators John Boozman and Cory Booker, seeks to establish clearer rules for the cryptocurrency market, including exchange registration, trading transparency, and cybersecurity standards. The CFTC would have primary jurisdiction over digital commodities, but disagreements persist over which tokens should be classified as securities and regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The bill aims to address the lack of uniform regulations in the crypto industry, which has led to inconsistent enforcement and hindered investment. Negotiations are ongoing between the Senate Agriculture Committee, which oversees the CFTC, and the Senate Banking Committee, which handles securities laws and the SEC, to reach a final agreement. If passed, this legislation would be a significant step in shaping the future of cryptocurrency regulation in the U.S. and determining which agency oversees different segments of the market.

XRP's price has increased by 10% with trading volumes nearly doubling because applications for two XRP Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) have been filed. Bloomberg's ETF expert says that this triggers a 20-day period, at the end of which the SEC is expected to approve the ETFs for listing on the Nasdaq. Canary Capital's ETF will trade under the ticker XRPC. Analysis of XRP's 4-hour chart suggests a potential 41% price increase in the short term, with targets of $3 and $3.60 if positive momentum continues. While a price of $1,000 is unlikely this year, a move to $10 is considered more realistic. Separately, Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), a new Solana-powered Layer 2 for Bitcoin, has raised over $26 million in its presale, aiming to enable passive income opportunities for BTC holders.

Crypto users are struggling with spam and unverified contacts on regular messaging apps. A solution being explored is "economic messaging," where senders pay a fee to contact someone, filtering out spam. Binance's founder uses a similar system, charging 0.2 BNB (around $125) for messages. Platforms like PriorityPing are offering this service, using wallet-to-wallet communication and tokens like POL. PriorityPing includes features like encryption and refunds for unanswered messages and has processed over 10,000 messages. Over 100 influencers are using pay-to-reach systems, with message prices ranging from 0.01 to 0.2 BNB, showing demand for this approach. Other solutions are being developed like decentralized protocols and AI-powered filtering.

Coinbase is launching a new platform for token sales, marking its return to this activity in the U.S. after six years. The first sale will be for the Monad blockchain, offering 7.5% of its total token supply from November 17th to 22nd. This initiative aims to create a more structured and transparent way for projects to distribute tokens, moving away from the previous first-come, first-served approach. Coinbase will use an algorithm to allocate tokens, favoring smaller orders to encourage wider distribution. To discourage quick selling, users who sell within 30 days of listing may receive smaller allocations in future sales. The platform will only be available to verified Coinbase users and issuers will be vetted for team credentials and token structure. Projects must lock their tokens for at least six months. This move follows Coinbase's acquisition of Echo, an on-chain fundraising startup, for $375 million and coincides with a resurgence of public token offerings in the market. Tokens launched through this new system will be listed on Coinbase's exchange later. The launch follows Coinbase's strong Q3 2025 earnings, reporting $432.6 million in net income.

Ethereum is showing signs of recovery after a period of price drops, with bulls aiming to push the price towards $4,000. A notable crypto trader, known as the Anti-CZ Whale, who gained attention for successfully betting against a cryptocurrency promoted by the former CEO of Binance, has now taken a large long position on Ethereum. This trader currently holds 32,802 ETH, worth around $119.6 million, and is showing an unrealized profit of $15 million. The trader's move suggests increasing confidence in Ethereum's potential to bounce back, even while maintaining short positions on other cryptocurrencies. Ethereum's price is currently rebounding, with a short-term target around $3,800 and a potential move towards $4,000 if momentum continues.

The cryptocurrency market experienced a rebound over the weekend due to growing optimism that the United States government shutdown is nearing an end. A bipartisan Senate deal to advance a funding bill boosted investor sentiment, leading to Bitcoin surpassing $106,000 and Ethereum exceeding $3,600. The total crypto market capitalization increased by 4.4% to $3.6 trillion. Analysts believe that the reopening of the government could lead to the Federal Reserve resuming rate cuts as early as December. Bitcoin increased by over 4% in 24 hours, and other major cryptocurrencies also saw gains. However, there was also notable movement of Bitcoin to exchanges, with one early investor transferring 3,549 BTC to Kraken. The probability of a Federal Reserve rate cut in December is at 63%. Experts suggest that a lasting market recovery depends on consistent liquidity and policy stability.

The price of Internet Computer (ICP) surged by 235% between November 1st and 8th, increasing from $2.50 to around $7, fueled by speculation about a potential listing on Coinbase Launchpad. This rally happened alongside the launch of Caffeine AI, a no-code platform by the DFINITY Foundation, which allows users to build AI applications. ICP's network demonstrated resilience during recent AWS outages that affected other blockchain platforms. Mid-sized wallets holding ICP increased, while exchange reserves decreased, suggesting less selling pressure. Technically, ICP is testing the $6.97-$7.00 level as support, aiming for a potential rise towards $12.79. Bitcoin Hyper, a layer-2 solution, is also mentioned, offering faster Bitcoin transactions and DeFi capabilities. The presale for the HYPER token is approaching $25 million.

Arbitrum's ARB token is showing signs of a potential price increase. It has recovered after a drop, suggesting renewed interest from buyers. Technical charts indicate that if ARB can stay above $0.50, it could rise to $0.65-$0.70. A longer-term view reveals a bullish divergence, hinting at a possible rally similar to past gains. The Arbitrum network is also seeing increased activity, with a significant rise in stablecoin transaction volume in October, indicating growing usage. Additionally, the network's technology and user-friendliness are attracting developers. If ARB maintains its current momentum and stays above $0.50, analysts predict a short-term rise towards the $0.62 to $0.70 range.

The Pepe (PEPE) cryptocurrency is showing signs of a potential price increase, with traders watching for a move towards $0.0000068. Currently priced around $0.000006120, it has seen a recent daily increase of 3.2% and has strong trading volume of approximately $375 million. The coin has found solid support around $0.0000060, which is encouraging buyers. If Pepe breaks above $0.00000625, analysts predict it could move higher to between $0.00000650 and $0.00000680. However, Pepe is known for its volatility, and a drop below the $0.0000060 support level could lead to a price decrease.

BitMine Immersion Technologies now possesses over 3.5 million Ethereum (ETH), valued at $13.2 billion, representing 2.9% of the total Ethereum supply. The company increased its ETH holdings by 34% in the past week, capitalizing on a price dip and aiming to eventually control 5% of the total ETH supply. Propanc Biopharma secured a $100 million private placement with Hexstone Capital to build a digital asset reserve for research and development. BitMine and the Ethereum Foundation hosted a summit at the NYSE, highlighting institutional interest in Ethereum-based tokenization. BitMine's stock is performing well, ranking 48th in daily dollar volume among US-listed stocks, and the company anticipates continued growth for Ethereum and its holdings.

Uniswap's UNI token is showing signs of a potential price increase, with analysts predicting it could reach $10. The token has rebounded from below $6, climbing 17.31% in the last 24 hours to $6.98. Technical indicators like the MACD and Bollinger Bands suggest upward price pressure. Increased trading volume and strong liquidity indicate renewed market interest from both institutional and retail investors. Key resistance levels to watch are $7.59 and $8.48, with a broader target zone between $9.30 and $10.00. Support is established around the $6.40 level, and holding above $6.80 could confirm the breakout structure.

BitMine has become the largest corporate holder of Ethereum, with 3.5 million ETH, representing about 2.9% of the total supply. The company has been aggressively buying Ethereum as the price dips, leading to some short-term losses. This strategy mirrors that of Strategy Inc, which holds a large amount of Bitcoin. BitMine aims to eventually control 5% of all Ethereum. However, investors are questioning why BitMine isn't staking its Ethereum to earn additional income, and are requesting more transparency about the company's Ethereum holdings. Despite these concerns, BitMine is optimistic about Ethereum's long-term role in tokenized finance and is continuing to invest heavily in the cryptocurrency.

Recent trading data indicates that large investors are showing renewed interest in Ethereum, potentially driving its price higher. Large Ethereum orders suggest institutional buying activity around the $3,200-$3,400 range. Traders are closely watching the $3,700 level; breaking above it could signal a rally toward $4,000, while failure to do so could lead to a price correction back to $3,400. Ethereum's price is currently around $3,612, up 5.63% in the last 24 hours, with daily trading volume increased by more than 60% to $35.43 billion. Technical indicators like the Relative Strength Index and Moving Average Convergence Divergence also suggest a short-term uptrend, potentially testing resistance near $3,910 and possibly pushing towards $4,200 if momentum continues.

Uniswap, a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange, is reportedly launching a new governance model called UNIfication. This overhaul aims to change how decisions are made within the Uniswap ecosystem. The report indicates that the purpose of UNIfication is to improve and streamline the governance process for the platform.

Greenidge Generation Holdings (GREE) saw its stock price jump over 30% after securing a renewed air permit from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. The agreement allows Greenidge to continue operating its power generation and Bitcoin mining facility in Dresden, New York, after a legal dispute. As part of the deal, Greenidge must reduce its permitted greenhouse gas emissions by 44% and actual emissions by 25% by 2030. The company is also focused on reducing debt and expanding into the AI sector. In the second quarter of 2025, Greenidge reported a net loss of $4.1 million on revenue of $12.9 million.

BNY Mellon forecasts that the combined market capitalization of stablecoins and tokenized cash could reach $3.6 trillion by the year 2030. This growth is expected to be fueled by increasing adoption from institutional investors. The report suggests that institutions are becoming more comfortable with and actively using these digital assets, leading to a significant expansion of their overall market size in the coming years.

The crypto market is showing signs of recovery after a period of consolidation, with the overall market capitalization increasing by 4.2% in the last 24 hours to $3.68 trillion. XRP's price has increased 11% in the last 24 hours and 335% over the past year, reaching $3.65, with potential for further growth if regulatory clarity improves. Cardano's price rose 5% in the last 24 hours to $0.59, with potential to retest its all-time high of $3.09. Pepe, a meme coin, is trading at $0.000006203, which is 78% below its all-time high, but supporters believe it could surpass this high with improved market conditions. Bitcoin Hyper, a new Bitcoin layer 2 project, has secured $26.4 million in presale investments and offers staking rewards, aiming to improve Bitcoin's scalability and functionality.

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, announced that Zcash (ZEC) is now the second-largest liquid holding in his family office, Maelstrom, after Bitcoin. This announcement followed a price increase in Zcash, leading to speculation about renewed interest in privacy coins. Hayes clarified that this shift was due to Zcash's price surge rather than a deliberate sale of Bitcoin. Zcash traded in the mid-$600s, while Bitcoin was near $105,000. Hayes has previously discussed his long-term goals for Zcash, suggesting it could gain value if privacy becomes a key concern. Zcash's features include shielded transactions, allowing users to keep transaction amounts and addresses private. Recent data showed increased activity in Zcash futures, with open interest rising to $939.31 million. A large buyer also created a new wallet and bought approximately $12 million worth of ZEC, later closing the trade with a profit of around $1.25 million.

Perplexity AI predicts significant price increases for XRP, Solana, and Zcash by the end of 2025, citing improved market sentiment and the potential for an altcoin-led bull run. They foresee XRP potentially reaching $10-$15, a roughly 500% increase from its current price, driven by its legal victory, stablecoin launch, and regulatory connections. Solana is expected to rise to $450, boosted by recent ETF approvals and strong network activity. Zcash could double to $1,200, fueled by its privacy features and recent outperformance. The article also briefly mentions Maxi Doge, a new meme coin, which has raised $4 million in presale and offers staking rewards.

Polymarket bettors overwhelmingly predict the U.S. government shutdown will end between November 12 and 15, with 88% believing it will conclude by Friday. This represents a significant increase from November 7, when only 30% held the same belief. The prediction comes as lawmakers are nearing an agreement to fund the government through January, in exchange for a mid-December vote on healthcare tax credits. The deal still requires approval from the House of Representatives and President Trump. Senator Elizabeth Warren opposes the deal, arguing it doesn't address healthcare affordability. If the government reopens, it could foster a more favorable environment for developing digital asset policy.

Uniswap Labs and the Uniswap Foundation have proposed a major overhaul called UNIfication, designed to better align incentives and solidify Uniswap's position in the crypto market. A key component involves burning UNI tokens, which means permanently removing them from circulation, potentially increasing the value of the remaining tokens. This burn will be fueled by a portion of trading fees and fees from Uniswap's layer-2 network, Unichain. The proposal also introduces Protocol Fee Discount Auctions, allowing traders to bid for fee reductions, further contributing to the UNI burn. Additionally, Uniswap v4 will become an on-chain aggregator, collecting fees from external sources. Uniswap Labs will no longer charge fees on its interface, wallet, or API to boost product volume and will integrate its teams into the Uniswap Foundation for a more unified structure. A retroactive burn of 100 million UNI from the treasury is also planned. The governance of Uniswap will also be restructured with co-founders overseeing a five-member board and an annual growth budget of 20 million UNI proposed starting in 2026.

Solana (SOL) is attracting significant investment from traditional finance (TradFi) markets, with SOL-based ETFs consistently experiencing inflows, indicating strong institutional confidence. Recent Bitwise and Grayscale SOL staking ETFs accumulated $136.6 million in their second week. Technical analysis suggests Solana is in an ascending channel pattern, bouncing off support around $147.50. If Solana breaks through the $300 resistance level, it could potentially reach $500, a 200% increase. The article also highlights SUBBD ($SUBBD), an AI-powered content platform aiming to decentralize the creator economy. Its presale has almost reached $1.3 million.

The U.S. government has clarified tax rules related to crypto Exchange Traded Products (ETPs), specifically addressing how these products can generate yield without creating immediate tax liabilities for investors. This means crypto ETPs can now engage in activities like staking to earn rewards, and investors won't automatically owe taxes on those rewards until they are sold or otherwise disposed of. This clarification potentially makes crypto ETPs more attractive to investors by allowing them to benefit from yield-generating activities without facing complex or premature tax implications. This could lead to increased adoption and investment in these types of crypto products.

Strive, a company founded by Vivek Ramaswamy, has purchased $162 million worth of Bitcoin, totaling 1,567 BTC at an average price of $103,315 per Bitcoin. This increases their total Bitcoin holdings to 7,525 BTC, surpassing Galaxy Digital's 6,894 BTC. Strive now ranks among the top 15 corporate Bitcoin holders globally. The purchase was funded through an oversubscribed IPO of Strive's SATA preferred stock, priced at $80 per share. Strive uses a non-dilutive Bitcoin accumulation model allowing for future Bitcoin purchases without diluting common stock, and SATA shares offer a variable monthly dividend of 12%, classified as Return of Capital.