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Bitcoin has fallen below $94,000, triggering a sharp price drop as the Fear & Greed Index indicates Extreme Fear in the market. 10x Research had previously warned of this potential downturn when Bitcoin failed to stay above the $110,000-$112,000 range. According to 10x Research, Bitcoin is currently trading around $95,000, and the critical support zone is between $92,000 and $96,000. A break below this zone could lead to a further decline. Traders are advised to watch key charts to navigate this shift in market structure and avoid potential losses. Bitcoin's market capitalization is currently $1.91 trillion, reflecting a 1.11% drop.

BNY Mellon has launched the BNY Dreyfus Stablecoin Reserves Fund to help U.S. stablecoin issuers comply with the GENIUS Act, which was passed in July 2025. This act requires stablecoin reserves to be held in regulated and supervised structures, and government money market funds qualify as compliant reserve assets. The fund is designed to provide a regulated, government-backed pool where stablecoin issuers can safely store reserves. Anchorage Digital, a federally chartered crypto bank, made the initial allocation to the fund. The fund is available only to institutions acting as fiduciaries, advisors, agents, custodians, or brokers and does not hold stablecoins directly.

The cryptocurrency market is currently experiencing a downturn as investors await key economic data from the U.S. Bitcoin and Ethereum have both fallen in value, dropping 4.8% to $99,368 and 5.3% to $3,225, respectively. The delay in releasing U.S. economic indicators like the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and employment data, potentially due to issues related to a previous government shutdown, is adding to the uncertainty. Despite this, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is moving forward with plans to allow leveraged spot trading in crypto, enabling investors to borrow funds to increase their trading positions. However, some analysts point to bearish on-chain metrics, such as declining stablecoin liquidity and fading network activity, as signs of a broader bear market. The likelihood of Bitcoin reaching $115,000 before $85,000 has also decreased, reflecting falling investor confidence. Some researchers and analysts believe that the market is in a corrective phase, advising caution and highlighting the importance of monitoring upcoming economic data and potential interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Concerns are being raised about Bitcoin potentially falling below $93,000, further solidifying a confirmed bear regime.

Binance Coin (BNB) is currently trading around $964.82, showing resilience above the $950 support level. Since February, BNB has outperformed major cryptocurrencies. Intraday data from November 14, 2025, indicates BNB rebounded from a dip near $920, stabilizing between $960 and $970 with consistent trading volume. Open interest data suggests a balance between buyers and sellers, with a potential increase hinting at future volatility. The price has been consolidating between $950 and $1,050 after reaching nearly $1,350 in October. Analysts are closely watching the $955-$960 range as immediate support. A break above $1,050 could lead to $1,200, while a drop below $900 might result in a fall to $800.

The cryptocurrency Sei (SEI) is currently trading around $0.17 on November 14, 2025, experiencing a slight decrease of 4.03% in the last 24 hours. Its market capitalization is approximately $1.04 billion, with a daily trading volume of about $102.4 million. Analysts have observed a falling wedge pattern in SEI's price chart, which historically suggests a potential bullish reversal if the price breaks out with strong volume. Currently, the price is compressed near the upper boundary of this wedge. Market metrics indicate neutral demand, with the price fluctuating between $0.16 and $0.18. The $0.152-$0.210 range is seen as a key consolidation area. The cryptocurrency's price is below its basis Bollinger Band, reflecting reduced volatility and bearish pressure. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is nearing oversold territory, but a confirmed reversal requires increased buying volume.

SEC Chair Paul Atkins has announced new rules for crypto and proxy advisory firms. The crypto rules, under "Project Crypto," aim to classify digital assets into four categories: network tokens, collectibles, digital tools, and tokenized securities. Only tokenized securities will be strictly regulated by the SEC, and tokens may shift out of security status as networks mature and become decentralized. This potentially allows some tokens to be traded on platforms regulated by the CFTC or state authorities. Separately, the SEC plans to increase oversight of proxy advisory firms to ensure voting advice is transparent and focused on business priorities, not political ones. Large index fund managers like BlackRock and Vanguard will also face stricter scrutiny due to their influence on corporate decision-making.

Some cryptocurrency traders are shifting their profits from Solana (SOL), which is currently priced around $156, into a new project called Ozak AI (OZ). Ozak AI is in its presale phase, priced at $0.012, and aims to integrate artificial intelligence with blockchain technology. Solana has performed well, and analysts predict it could reach $400-$500, but some investors believe Ozak AI offers a greater potential for high returns because of its early stage and focus on AI. Ozak AI has already raised over $4.5 million in its presale and has partnerships with Perceptron Network, HIVE, and SINT. Analysts estimate that Ozak AI could potentially reach $1 by 2026.

According to the CEO of CryptoQuant, Bitcoin's price can recover at any time, provided that new capital continues to enter the market. The article emphasizes the importance of continuous investment as the key factor influencing Bitcoin's potential for a price rebound.

A Hong Kong businessman, Guanhua Su, also known as Michael Su, has been indicted in the United States for allegedly filing false investment adviser forms with the SEC for at least 10 shell companies. These false filings gave the impression that the firms were legitimate financial advisors, when they were not. Two of these entities were allegedly used to convince retail investors via WhatsApp and other social media platforms to invest in stocks of Chinese companies listed on NASDAQ. The co-conspirators are accused of promising returns of up to 500% and guaranteeing against losses to induce investments. The scheme allegedly involved selling the stock of a Cayman Islands-based public company with business in China, generating proceeds of $211 million through foreign brokerage accounts. However, the company's stock collapsed by 88% in April 2024, resulting in significant losses for investors. The SEC has also filed civil actions against entities related to the scheme, including Bluesky Eagle, Supreme Power Capital Management, AI Financial Education Foundation, Adamant Stone, AI Investment Education Foundation, and Invesco Alpha. Su faces charges of conspiracy to commit securities fraud, making false statements in SEC filings, and making material misstatements, each carrying a maximum penalty of five years. Authorities emphasized their commitment to prosecuting foreign actors who defraud American investors.

Ran Neuner, founder of Crypto Banter, is dismissing panic selling amidst current market turbulence, asserting that the Bitcoin bull market is not over. Bitcoin is currently hovering around $96,000 and the Crypto Fear & Greed Index signals extreme fear at 16. Neuner draws parallels to past market crashes, stating that bull markets typically end when there are major economic failures. He suggests that current market conditions are different from previous crashes because governments are adopting Bitcoin, institutions are using blockchains, and markets are hitting all-time highs. Analyst Michal van de Poppe believes the recent market corrections are normal and that the current crypto cycle still has potential. Binance's CZ is urging traders to stay calm during market dips. Trader James Wynn predicts a short-term pump to the $101K-$103K range, followed by a potential drop to $92K.

A recent Bloomberg report indicates that retail investors in DAT (presumably a cryptocurrency or digital asset token) are at a higher risk of losing money. This increased risk follows a significant market downturn that resulted in a $17 billion wipeout. The report suggests that the market instability disproportionately affects smaller, individual investors in DAT.

A cryptocurrency scam known as 'pig-butchering' is on the rise, posing a potential national security risk. In this scam, fraudsters build relationships with victims online, then trick them into investing in fake crypto opportunities. Chainalysis reports that crypto scams received almost $10 billion in 2024, with pig-butchering revenues growing nearly 40% year-over-year. The number of deposits into these scams has increased by over 200%, although the average deposit size has decreased by about 55%. This suggests that scammers are targeting a larger number of people for smaller amounts. These scams are often run by organized criminal networks, sometimes using trafficked workers to manage victims. AI and online marketplaces are helping scammers to scale their operations by creating fake profiles and realistic investment sites. Authorities are starting to target the infrastructure supporting these scams, with the U.S. Treasury sanctioning a Philippines-based company for providing internet infrastructure to fraud networks. Crypto exchanges and stablecoin issuers are also helping to freeze illicit funds, blocking nearly $47 million in one coordinated effort.

Cardano (ADA) is currently in a critical support zone between $0.50 and $0.53. Technical indicators suggest weakening momentum and potential buyer exhaustion, increasing the risk of a price drop. If ADA falls below this support level, analysts predict a rapid decline towards $0.40. Despite the fragile technical outlook, community sentiment remains largely bullish, with many expecting a rebound towards $0.60-$0.75 if buyers return to the market. A potential double-bottom formation around $0.52 offers a glimmer of hope for a reversal if ADA can reclaim higher price levels like $0.58 and $0.64.

BitMine Immersion Technologies has appointed Chi Tsang as its new CEO, replacing Jonathan Bates, as the company focuses on managing its large Ether treasury. BitMine holds over 3.5 million Ether tokens, valued at over $11 billion. The company is shifting from mining to a treasury-focused model, similar to MicroStrategy's Bitcoin strategy, and has appointed three new independent board members. ARK Invest recently invested roughly $2 million in BitMine shares. Despite the company's growing Ether holdings, its stock has declined by 35% in the past month. Other companies like Forward Industries and Cypherpunk Technologies are also building crypto treasuries with Solana and Zcash, respectively. Ethereum whales, wallets holding large amounts of ETH, have increased their holdings by 7.6 million ETH since April, while Ethereum network fees have significantly decreased since the Dencun upgrade.

Crypto sentiment platform Santiment is warning traders that a widespread belief that the market has hit its bottom often precedes further price declines. They noted a surge in social media chatter claiming the worst is over, which they see as a contrary indicator. Bitcoin's social dominance has surged above 40% as positive sentiment hits a one-month low. Recent spot Bitcoin ETF outflows totaled $1.17 billion over the past three trading days and such outflows have historically aligned with market bottoms. Bitcoin briefly slipped below $95,000 recently amid broader market volatility. Some analysts, however, see positive divergences and constructive signals, with one noting that their sentiment index is less bearish than during previous corrections.

The available supply of XRP on cryptocurrency exchanges has significantly decreased, with 149 million XRP (worth $336 million) being withdrawn in a single day. This reduction in supply is happening at a time when demand for XRP Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) is increasing. A spot XRP ETF by Canary Capital saw $58 million in trading volume on its first day, and 11 more XRP ETFs are awaiting approval. Currently, only $3.8 billion worth of XRP remains on exchanges. This supply reduction, coupled with potential ETF demand, could lead to a supply shock and potentially drive the price of XRP higher. XRP is currently trading around $2.27, and some analysts predict it could reach $5-$10 by the end of 2025.

Bitcoin's price has significantly decreased this month, dropping almost 15% since early November. This decline has divided market opinions, with some predicting a continued downward trend and others viewing it as a temporary dip within an ongoing cycle. The immediate future of Bitcoin hinges on whether it can reclaim the $100,300 level, a former support now acting as potential resistance. Overcoming this would signal a potential rebound. If Bitcoin fails to maintain this level, further price drops are expected. Technical indicators like the Relative Strength Index show potential easing of selling pressure, but confirmation requires the price to surpass the $100,300 mark. Another indicator, Net Unrealized Profit/Loss, is at a one-year low, suggesting a possible bottoming out if the price stabilizes. Bitcoin is currently trading within a falling channel, requiring a break above $100,300 to initiate a recovery, with $101,600 and $106,300 being subsequent targets. Conversely, if Bitcoin falls below $93,900-$92,800, the downward trend could accelerate significantly.

Solana's price is currently testing a critical support level between $145 and $150. This level is important because a failure to hold above it could lead to a further price decline. Analysts are concerned about a potential head-and-shoulders pattern on the chart, which suggests a possible drop to the $120-$125 range. A break below that could trigger a sharper fall towards $81. Resistance is observed in the $170-$177 area. Despite the bearish outlook indicated by the price chart, Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are experiencing steady inflows, which suggests institutional investors are accumulating the token. The price is in a corrective phase, and the market is watching the support levels at $145-$150 and $120-$125, as well as the resistance at $170-$177.

Chinese investors are increasingly investing in companies that support AI infrastructure, such as metal and utility companies, instead of solely focusing on chipmakers. This is due to rising prices of AI stocks and the belief that these supporting firms offer a more affordable way to participate in the AI trend. Chinese energy stocks rose 10% in October, and several top performers on the CSI 300 Index are linked to AI infrastructure. Experts predict that a significant portion of China's AI spending will go towards building facilities, benefiting the metal, power, and cooling sectors. Demand for power equipment is rising as data centers require more electricity. Predictions for China's power demand growth have increased to 8% by 2028-2030, driven by exports, data centers, and electrification. Copper and aluminum demand is also increasing due to the growth of data centers, leading to stock gains for companies like Aluminum Corp. of China Ltd., Shandong Nanshan Aluminum Co., and Yunnan Aluminum Co. Investors also anticipate a rise in demand for backup power equipment for data centers.

Tether, the company behind the USDT stablecoin, is considering investing $1.16 billion in Neura Robotics, a German robotics startup. This investment would value Neura Robotics at up to $11.6 billion. Tether has generated over $10 billion in profits this year and is diversifying its investments into areas like artificial intelligence, data centers, and Bitcoin mining. Neura Robotics is developing humanoid robots for industrial and consumer markets, and aims to produce 5 million units by 2030. Tether's CEO is also interested in decentralized AI and is expanding commodity trade lending, offering loans in US dollars and USDT. An analyst predicted that Tether could become the world's most profitable company, potentially surpassing Saudi Aramco, and the company's gold reserves exceed $12 billion.

The Czech National Bank (CNB) has made a small purchase of bitcoin, worth one million dollars, as part of an experimental program. This program is designed to help the bank understand how digital assets operate, focusing on areas like market behavior and settlement processes. The bitcoin was purchased outside of the CNB's official reserves, so it doesn't impact the country's monetary policy. The CNB's test portfolio also includes a USD-backed stablecoin and a tokenized deposit. Additionally, the CNB has launched a dedicated CNB Lab to study blockchain technology, artificial intelligence, and modern payment systems. The central bank clarifies that there are no plans to add Bitcoin or any other digital assets to its official reserves and that it is strictly for educational purposes.

Circle, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, has seen its stock price fall significantly, dropping almost 70% since its peak shortly after its IPO earlier this year. The decline comes as the lockup period, which prevents company insiders from selling their shares, is about to expire. Historically, companies in similar situations often underperform the market after the lockup ends. One analysis suggests Circle's revenue, which depends on interest rates and USDC growth, could face challenges, leading to potential downward revisions in financial forecasts. Despite these concerns, Circle's recent earnings report exceeded expectations, and JP Morgan upgraded the stock, seeing the current dip as a potential buying opportunity due to the increasing acceptance of stablecoins.

Bitcoin has fallen below $100,000, causing market anxiety about a potential bear market. Despite the drop, CryptoQuant's CEO Ki Young Ju suggests it's too early to confirm a bear market based on on-chain data. He identifies $94,000 as a critical level; if Bitcoin stays above it, a recovery is possible. A fall below $94,000, however, would signal a likely end to the bull phase. Bitcoin's price is testing its 50-week moving average around $95,000. A confirmed close below this average could lead to further price declines, potentially retesting the $88,000-$90,000 range. Staying above $95,000 and reclaiming $100,000 could form a base for recovery.

Apple is actively preparing for Tim Cook's eventual departure, with the search for his replacement accelerating and a possible transition as early as next year. John Ternus, currently in charge of hardware engineering, is considered the leading candidate to succeed Cook, who has led the company since 2011 and increased its value from $350 billion to $4 trillion. The company aims to align the leadership transition with key events like the June developer conference and the September iPhone launch in 2025. Recent departures of key executives Luca Maestri and Jeff Williams have further paved the way for a new CEO. Simultaneously, Apple was hit with a $634 million verdict in a patent infringement case filed by Masimo, related to blood-oxygen reading technology used in the Apple Watch. Masimo claimed Apple copied its technology and poached employees, and the jury sided with Masimo. Apple plans to appeal the decision. This legal battle also led to a brief import ban on certain Apple Watch models, which Apple addressed by temporarily removing and then updating the blood-oxygen feature.

Bitcoin's price has dropped significantly, falling below $94,000, which marks its lowest point since early May. This decline has erased over $1 trillion from the overall crypto market value since October. An analytical model suggests that Bitcoin could potentially fall further to around $74,000 during this downturn. Market analysts are closely watching key price levels of $87,000 and $74,000 as potential support areas. Some analysts compare the current market situation to patterns observed in 2017, while others caution that Bitcoin needs to maintain a weekly close above a certain moving average to avoid a more significant decline. The recent price drop has resulted in substantial liquidations of leveraged trading positions, totaling $1.2 billion within 24 hours. There are differing opinions among analysts regarding Bitcoin's future direction, with some anticipating a stabilization while others foresee further price decreases. Traders are closely monitoring the $95,000, $87,000, and $74,000 price levels as indicators of potential market movements. Liquidity challenges and shifts in capital towards other investments are also contributing to the current market sentiment.

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has promoted the Midnight Network, a privacy-focused project, to Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong via social media. This outreach coincides with Midnight's new partnership with Blockdaemon, which aims to simplify the deployment of privacy-smart contracts for businesses. The collaboration between Midnight and Blockdaemon intends to provide developers with easier access to tools and infrastructure for building applications that handle sensitive data, potentially attracting companies requiring stronger privacy controls. Cardano's ecosystem is also seeing progress in other areas, including the rollout of Hydra v1.0 for faster transactions and advancements toward full decentralization.

Harvard University significantly increased its investment in the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) by 257%, bringing its holdings to $442.8 million as of September 30. This represents 6.8 million shares of IBIT. The move places IBIT as Harvard's largest position within its reported portfolio, accounting for 20.97%, surpassing holdings in companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet, as well as gold. Harvard also nearly doubled its investment in SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD), increasing its holdings to 661,391 shares valued at $235 million. The increase in Bitcoin ETF holdings is seen as a validation for Bitcoin ETFs and signals a potential shift in investment strategy among large institutions.

Harvard University has significantly increased its investment in Bitcoin ETFs, raising its holdings by 257% to a total of $443 million. This increase comes at a time when other investors are withdrawing funds from these same Bitcoin ETFs.

Bitcoin ETFs experienced net outflows of $492 million for the third straight day, while Ethereum ETFs saw $178 million in outflows for the fourth consecutive day. In contrast, Solana ETFs registered $12 million in net inflows, signaling positive investor interest. The recently launched XRP ETF recorded no inflows on its first day but then gained $243 million on the following day. This indicates a shift in investor preference across different cryptocurrency ETFs.

The European Commission is pushing to centralize crypto regulation under the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), shifting power from national regulators. This proposal aims to create a more unified and efficient regulatory system for crypto businesses across the EU. However, industry groups like Blockchain for Europe express concerns that reopening the existing Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) could create legal uncertainty, delay authorizations, and divert resources. They argue that a centralized model should be considered after MiCA has been implemented and its effects are evaluated. Smaller EU nations also have reservations, fearing it could weaken their financial sectors. The European Central Bank (ECB) has been advocating for stricter stablecoin regulations, while the European Banking Authority (EBA) defends the existing MiCA framework as already providing adequate safeguards.

Bitcoin's price recently fell to $94,000, sparking concerns about further declines and a potential drop towards $76,000. This downturn follows Bitcoin falling below its 365-day moving average, a level that previously acted as support. The inability to reclaim this average, currently around $102,000, mirrors a pattern seen before a previous market downturn. Key price levels to watch are $92,000-$95,000, $85,000-$90,000, and potentially $75,000-$82,000 if conditions worsen. The article suggests that while a deeper correction is possible, it is more likely a mid-cycle consolidation rather than the start of a new long-term bear market, unless Bitcoin fails to recover the 365-day moving average.

Solana's price is at a critical point this weekend, trading around $141.50. It needs to hold above the $130-$135 support level. Resistance is building near $155-$160. A break above this resistance could lead to a price of $170. However, a drop below the $130-$135 support could lead to further price declines towards $125 or even $110. The next 48 hours are crucial for determining Solana's price direction for the rest of November.

SEC Chair Paul Atkins is preparing stricter regulations for proxy advisors, firms that advise shareholders on how to vote in corporate elections. Additionally, the SEC is developing a new comprehensive rulebook for cryptocurrency markets. The new crypto rules aim to provide greater clarity and oversight to the digital asset space, although specific details of these rules are not provided in this article. The goal is to increase investor protection and reduce the risk of fraud and manipulation within the cryptocurrency industry.

Nine XRP ETFs are scheduled to launch between November 18 and November 25, following Canary Capital's launch of its XRP ETF (XRPC) on November 13, which saw $58 million in first-day trading volume. Franklin Templeton's XRP ETF (EZRP) is anticipated to launch on November 18 and is expected to attract significant demand. Bitwise will launch its XRP ETF on November 20. 21Shares and CoinShares will launch on November 21 and 22 respectively, bringing international capital into the XRP ETF market. Grayscale and WisdomTree are set to launch their XRP ETFs on November 25. Analysts anticipate a combined daily trading volume of $150 million to $200 million across all XRP ETFs. The staggered launch schedule is designed to maintain media attention and investor interest. The XRP price is currently trading near $2.42, with potential consolidation between $2.30 and $2.60 expected.

Cryptocurrency markets experienced a downturn with Bitcoin falling to a six-month low of under $94,000. Rumors circulated that Michael Saylor's company, Strategy, was selling off a significant portion of its Bitcoin holdings. Saylor denied these claims, stating that Strategy actually bought more Bitcoin every day this week during the price dip. He emphasized that volatility is expected and that Strategy is prepared for market fluctuations, with no plans to sell even if Bitcoin drops significantly. Strategy holds 641,692 BTC, worth almost $62 billion. Arkham Intelligence clarified that Strategy transferred 43,415 BTC to new custodian wallets, which doesn't indicate a sale.

Cryptocurrency markets are experiencing a significant sell-off, with Bitcoin falling to the mid-$90,000 range and Ethereum dropping below $3,000. This downturn is attributed to broader market anxieties and a reduction in risk appetite among investors, mirroring declines in stock markets. However, analysts suggest that increased liquidity due to recent Treasury actions and anticipated Federal Reserve rate cuts could improve conditions for risk assets like Bitcoin. Bitcoin's long-term growth is still considered strong because of clearer regulations in the US, increased interest from major institutions, and its limited supply, which contrasts with fiat currencies. Despite this, many investors react emotionally, selling during market downturns. For Bitcoin to stabilize, analysts suggest its volatility needs to decrease further, potentially requiring more price declines before solid support is established.

Mike Novogratz, the CEO of Galaxy Digital, has stated that XRP has reached a point where a significant portion of its users treat it as actual money, not just a speculative asset. He acknowledges that his previous doubts about XRP's decentralization and design have diminished as Ripple and the XRP community have demonstrated resilience. Novogratz emphasizes the importance of strong communities in shaping a token's long-term value, particularly as XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are gaining traction in early 2025. He admits to sharing early criticisms about XRP but notes the community's unwavering support has transformed XRP into an asset people use for practical purposes. Novogratz believes XRP's journey illustrates that a robust community can be more crucial than a perfect network design. His updated view coincides with increasing interest in XRP investment products.

The FUNToken economy is reportedly strengthening amidst a $5 million giveaway event. The article suggests positive developments or increased activity within the FUNToken ecosystem, coinciding with the ongoing promotional event involving a substantial sum of tokens being distributed.

MicroStrategy has continued its strategy of buying Bitcoin daily this week, even as the price fell below $95,000. The company has increased its total Bitcoin holdings to over 640,000. These purchases were financed by selling MicroStrategy stock, demonstrating the company's firm belief in Bitcoin as a long-term investment and a protection against inflation. This consistent buying highlights MicroStrategy's confidence in Bitcoin's future, regardless of short-term market volatility.

Recent rumors suggested that MicroStrategy, led by Michael Saylor, sold over $1 billion of its Bitcoin holdings due to a market downturn. However, these claims are false. MicroStrategy has not reported any Bitcoin sales in 2025 and has actually continued to buy more Bitcoin, increasing their holdings to over 641,692 BTC, worth approximately $65 billion. While on-chain data shows large Bitcoin transfers from wallets associated with MicroStrategy, these transfers appear to be related to a change in custodians and do not indicate any selling activity. Michael Saylor has also maintained a bullish stance on Bitcoin, with no public statements or filings suggesting a change in strategy.

American Bitcoin (ABTC), a company co-founded by Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., reported profits for the third quarter of the year. The company made $64.2 million in revenue and a net income of $3.5 million. They acquired over 3,000 Bitcoin during the quarter through mining and purchases, increasing their total holdings to 3,418 BTC. American Bitcoin also significantly increased its Bitcoin mining capacity. The company's stock, ABTC, increased by 5%. Meanwhile, the price of Bitcoin itself has been declining, reaching $95,328, a 24% drop from its high.

Ethereum investors who have held the cryptocurrency for 3 to 10 years are selling off their holdings at a rate of 45,000 ETH per day, a level not seen since February 2021. This selling pressure from these long-term holders, considered very experienced investors, is contributing to bearish momentum in the Ethereum market. Ethereum spot ETFs have also experienced significant outflows of $1.21 billion over the past month. As a result, the price of Ethereum is currently around $3,100, down over 4% in the last week.

Solana's decentralized application (DApp) revenue has surpassed all other blockchain platforms for 18 months straight, with the Pump.fun meme coin protocol contributing significantly with nearly $1 billion in revenue. Although Solana's share of the Web3 revenue market has decreased slightly from last year, its DApp economy remains robust, recording $133 million in revenue in October and staying above $100 million since October 2024. Increased adoption of AI agents, prediction markets, and partnerships with companies like Western Union, Cash App, and SoFi are pushing Solana into mainstream consumer use. Analyst Stitch suggests that if Solana maintains support in the $138-$140 range, a rally towards $300 is possible, potentially reaching $400 if it surpasses the $195-$225 resistance levels and breaks above the previous high of $260.

While the broader cryptocurrency market experiences a downturn, real-world asset (RWA) tokens are showing growth, with Chainlink (LINK), Hedera (HBAR), and Avalanche (AVAX) leading in development activity. Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol has facilitated around $19 billion in cross-chain RWA transfers. Hedera is focused on enterprise adoption and tokenization, while Avalanche is used for building tokenized financial instruments. Stellar, IOTA, Axelar, Chia, Injective, VeChain, and Centrifuge are also involved in RWA tokenization. This increased development suggests a shift towards using blockchains for tokenizing real-world assets, potentially attracting attention from large financial institutions.

ETHZilla reported $4.1 million in revenue for the third quarter, generated entirely from Ethereum staking and DeFi rewards starting in mid-August. The company secured $931 million in new institutional capital through three financings during August and September, earmarked for expanding into crypto tokenization and real-world asset infrastructure. A partnership with Liquidity.io, including a $15 million investment and a 15% stake in Satschel, grants ETHZilla exclusive Ethereum Layer 2 listing rights for tokenized assets. ETHZilla deployed $257 million into Ether.fi and Puffer Finance to expand its liquid restaking footprint, targeting a 7.5% yield on its Ethereum holdings. The company repurchased 2,099,472 shares for $46.3 million under its share buyback plan and resolved litigation related to its previous identity, selling off legacy biotech assets. ETHZilla anticipates positive adjusted EBITDA in the fourth quarter, with yield from L2 protocols projected between 3.5% and 4.5%. The company reported a net loss of $208.7 million, primarily due to one-time non-cash charges, but ended the quarter with $559 million in cash and equivalents.

Quantum Computing Inc. reported better-than-expected revenue of $384,000 for the third quarter, significantly exceeding analyst estimates of $100,000 and reversing a loss from the previous year to an adjusted profit of 1 cent per share. This revenue increase was attributed to larger development service work, custom hardware contracts, and initial revenue from their Dirac-3 optimization system's cloud access. Following the announcement, the company's stock price increased by over 7% in extended trading, adding to a 5% gain earlier in the day, although it's still down 42% year-to-date. The company ended the quarter with a strong cash position of $352 million and $461 million in investments, further bolstered by an additional $750 million raised after the quarter, bringing their total liquid assets to over $1.5 billion, intended for long-term strategic growth. The company is also exploring partnerships for telecom and datacom applications and has sold quantum security tools to a major U.S. bank. They are upgrading their photonics foundry and planning for a second one to expand production and meet growing demand, while also considering potential mergers to add customers, revenue, and new products to address concerns about quantum computing breaking encryption.

Bitcoin has fallen below $100,000 again, causing widespread concern and liquidating over $1 billion from the market in a single day, primarily impacting traders who bet on Bitcoin's price increasing. This drop to under 97,000 USDT marks the lowest level since May 8. Market analysis indicates that retail investors are currently in a state of fear, which historically can signal a buying opportunity for larger investors. CryptoQuant suggests that the price decrease is largely due to factors in the United States, including tighter financial conditions, long-term holders selling for tax purposes, and consistent selling pressure from U.S.-based investors. Despite this, prediction markets indicate a 73% chance that Bitcoin could fall further to below $90,000. Volatility has returned to the market, and it is not certain whether Bitcoin will recover above $100,000 or fall below $90,000.

American Bitcoin reported a profit of $3.5 million for the third quarter, a significant turnaround from losses experienced last year. This improvement is attributed to increased mining margins and reduced operating expenses. Revenue for the quarter rose sharply to $64.2 million, compared to $11.6 million in the same period last year, with gross margins expanding to 56%. The company, linked to the Trump family, has benefited from increased trading activity betting on looser rules under President Donald Trump. American Bitcoin now holds 4,004 bitcoin, valued at approximately $400 million as of November 5. The company mines bitcoin at less than half the cost of purchasing it on the open market. While the stock price initially rose after the earnings release, it later dipped, mirroring the price of bitcoin, but the company continues to grow its holdings. The Trump administration's stated goal of making the U.S. a global leader in crypto, along with the family's involvement in the industry, has generated both support and controversy.

Canary Capital's XRP ETF (XRPC) experienced a drop in trading volume on its second day, closing with $26 million after an initial projection of $63.9 million. This followed a strong first day where it launched on Nasdaq with $58 million in volume and $250 million in inflows, though XRP's price decreased by 7.3% to $2.22 during a market pullback. Additionally, CME Group has filed to list spot-quoted XRP futures, pending certification. There are unconfirmed rumors that Franklin Templeton might launch its own XRP ETF. The supply of XRP on exchanges has significantly decreased, with $336 million worth of XRP being withdrawn in a single day, suggesting accumulation by large holders.

On-chain analyst @SpecterAnalyst's investigation indicates that BTX Capital and its founder, Vanessa Cao, may be behind a $25 million market manipulation of the POPCAT token on the Hyperliquid platform. The alleged scheme involved 26 coordinated wallets and a fake buy wall designed to attract traders, trigger liquidations, and profit from short positions on centralized exchanges like OKX and Bybit. The manipulation resulted in approximately $4.9 million in losses for Hyperliquid's liquidity providers. Wallet tracing connects the POPCAT manipulation to previous suspicious activities, including the $TST token manipulation. Following the release of the investigation, BTX Capital deleted nearly all content from its X (formerly Twitter) account, intensifying suspicions.

A large movement of 43,415 Bitcoin, worth $4.26 billion, by Strategy caused initial market concern about a potential sell-off. However, it was clarified that these transfers were simply a routine change of custodians, not a sale of Bitcoin. Despite this clarification, the market remains tense due to existing volatility and Bitcoin's price dropping below $100,000. Furthermore, a large number of Bitcoin and Ethereum options contracts expired, leading to increased risk aversion and traders buying more protection against price drops. The market is showing signs of stress, with high volatility and traders favoring protective measures rather than betting on price increases.

Eric Trump has predicted that there will soon be a shift of investment from gold into Bitcoin. This prediction comes even after Bitcoin's price recently fell below $100,000. The article focuses on Eric Trump's specific viewpoint that gold will move to Bitcoin, irrespective of recent market dips.

Bitcoin's price has decreased, falling below $100,000 to around $97,000, a level not seen since May. Its year-to-date gains are only 5.5%, significantly less than traditional assets like gold, which has increased by 55% this year. Other assets like copper, the Nasdaq, and the S&P 500 have also outperformed Bitcoin. The cryptocurrency is facing selling pressure, and analysts suggest that a further drop could lead to it testing support levels near $94,000, with a potential fall to the $88,000-$90,000 range if that support breaks. Regaining the $100,000 level is crucial for any recovery. The current situation reflects growing market uncertainty and a preference for safer investments.

Harvard University has significantly increased its investment in the IBIT Bitcoin ETF, now holding 6,813,612 shares valued at $442.8 million, a 257% increase from their previous holdings. They also nearly doubled their holdings in the GLD gold ETF. This move positions Harvard as a major institutional holder of IBIT, reflecting the growing trend of Bitcoin ETFs attracting investment from traditional financial institutions like pensions and insurance firms. Bitcoin ETFs collectively have drawn in over $60 billion in net inflows since their launch in early 2024. BlackRock's IBIT leads the market, managing over half of all assets in U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, with Fidelity's FBTC also seeing substantial inflows. On a recent day, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $524 million in inflows, with IBIT leading at $224.2 million.

Tether is considering leading a $1.2 billion investment round in Neura Robotics, a German company that aims to mass-produce AI-powered humanoid robots. The deal could value Neura between $8 billion and $10 billion. Neura plans to manufacture 5 million robots by 2030 and already has over $1 billion in pre-orders. Tether's potential investment aligns with its strategy to diversify into areas like AI, energy, and emerging technologies. Morgan Stanley may also be involved in the funding round. If the investment goes through, it would represent Tether's largest move into the hardware sector, indicating a potential trend of crypto companies investing in real-world technologies.

Michael Saylor, Chairman of Strategy, refuted claims that his company had sold Bitcoin. These rumors started when data indicated a decrease in Strategy's Bitcoin holdings. Saylor stated that the company is actively buying Bitcoin and will report new purchases soon. Arkham, the source of the initial data, clarified that Strategy regularly transfers Bitcoin between wallets and custodians, suggesting the reported movement wasn't a sale. Strategy had previously disclosed a purchase of 487 Bitcoin for $49.9 million, bringing their total holdings to 641,692 BTC. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price has declined, with Spot Bitcoin ETFs experiencing significant outflows. MicroStrategy's stock also decreased. Analysts are noting potential further declines for both Bitcoin and MicroStrategy, citing technical chart patterns.

The SEC has released new guidance that makes it easier for altcoin ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) to get approved. This involves a two-step process: first, the registration statement has to become effective, and second, the exchange needs to approve the listing. This new guidance helped Canary Capitals launch an XRP ETF with strong debut volume. Now, Bitwise's XRP ETF is expected to be next in line to launch. Other companies like Franklin Templeton and 21Shares are also moving forward with their XRP ETF filings. This has led to a shift where investors are moving money from Bitcoin ETFs into these new altcoin ETFs. Bitwise has also filed for a Chainlink ETF, and 21Shares is working on a Dogecoin ETF. Other altcoin ETFs for Polkadot and Sui are also in the works. The SEC is extending deadlines for Solana ETF decisions into late 2025.

Apple is facing a potential U.S. import ban on certain Apple Watch models due to an ongoing patent dispute with Masimo over blood oxygen sensing technology. The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) will investigate if Apple's redesigned blood oxygen feature infringes on Masimo's patents, with a decision expected in six months. This follows a 2023 ITC ruling that restricted imports of Apple's Series 9 and Ultra 2 watches, leading Apple to disable the blood oxygen feature. Apple allegedly updated the technology, shifting some processing to the iPhone, and secured approval from U.S. Customs to re-enable the feature, a move Masimo contests. Masimo's former CEO, Joe Kiani, who initiated the conflict, has stepped down after shareholder action following a $1 billion acquisition. It is unclear whether Apple has engaged in further discussions with Masimo's new CEO since the blood oxygen sensing feature was restored.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko believes cryptocurrencies can help countries reduce their reliance on the US dollar. He mentioned this while discussing electricity consumption and potential new nuclear power plants, suggesting crypto mining could utilize excess energy. Lukashenko has been pushing for clearer crypto regulations in Belarus, wanting the country to become a digital haven for businesses. He previously considered using excess electricity for crypto mining and noted the White House's consideration of a strategic crypto reserve. Belarus already has a legal framework for digital assets through a 2017 decree, offering tax exemptions and recognizing smart contracts, which has attracted foreign blockchain companies.

The first XRP ETFs have launched, offering traditional investors a new way to invest in XRP without directly dealing with cryptocurrency wallets or exchanges. Initial trading volume for XRP ETFs was strong, surpassing some established crypto ETFs. The price of XRP did not immediately increase after the ETF launch because the actual XRP purchases by the ETF issuers occur after the ETF shares are created, usually the next business day. Institutional investors may take weeks or months to invest due to compliance and internal review processes. The ETF provides a regulated and easier way for institutional investors to gain exposure to XRP. Analysts suggest that the price impact of the ETF will be gradual, similar to the Bitcoin ETF launch, with a potential for steady accumulation due to new institutional money entering the asset.

VanEck's head of digital asset research, Matthew Sigel, publicly questioned the utility and developer interest in XRP and the XRP Ledger. He specifically challenged XRP supporters to provide evidence of developers actively building on the XRP Ledger and questioned whether activity on the ledger benefits XRP token holders. The discussion touched on Ripple's past controversies and the comparison between XRP and Bitcoin's institutional adoption. This debate coincided with the launch of Canary Capital's spot XRP ETF (XRPC), which saw approximately $58 million in first-day trading volume, making it the biggest ETF debut of the year so far. XRP's price was $2.27 at the time of the report.

Bitcoin's price has dropped below $100,000, trading around $97,000. Despite this, data indicates that large buyers are attempting to buy Bitcoin at these lower prices on Binance Futures. These buyers have placed large buy orders, specifically around 800 BTC and 2,000 BTC, creating what's called a bid wall. This suggests that some big investors believe the price may not fall much further. If Bitcoin can recover above $100,000, it may rally, but if it falls below $95,000, it could decline further. The current market situation suggests both risk and potential opportunities.

Bitcoin is currently experiencing a price decline, having fallen below key support levels of $106,400 and $99,000. The price movement is now guided by channels established since the launch of Bitcoin ETFs in January 2024. These channels have acted as support and resistance markers based on liquidity concentrations. Selling pressure is driving the price down. Bitcoin broke its previous high earlier than expected in this cycle, reaching $126,000 and may be entering a bear market phase. The next potential support level is around $93,000, followed by $85,000, and then a more substantial support zone around $79,000. A drop to $49,000-$56,000 is possible if liquidity significantly deteriorates. Institutional outflows from Bitcoin ETFs are contributing to the downward pressure, making it difficult to maintain prices above $100,000.

Litecoin's trading volume has increased by 10% as its price hovers around $96. An analyst suggests that Litecoin could potentially experience a tenfold price increase, possibly reaching $900 to $1000, if a bullish technical pattern emerges. This prediction is based on a comparison to Zcash's recent price surge, where Zcash quickly rose after breaking through resistance. Litecoin is currently forming a similar pattern to Zcash before its breakout, and if Litecoin breaks through its resistance at around $100, it could trigger a similar rapid price increase. The price had briefly reached $100 earlier but then slightly decreased following a broader downturn in the cryptocurrency market.

Zcash (ZEC) experienced a significant price increase of 16.55% while the broader cryptocurrency market declined. This surge was partly fueled by over $10.3 million in short liquidations. Year-over-year, ZEC is up 1,436%, resulting in a market capitalization of $9.34 billion. The Zashi Wallet is set to launch fully private shielded ZEC purchases next week, utilizing NEAR Intents, a system that allows users to swap into Zcash from other chains without exposing sensitive details. This upgrade follows the previous addition of shielded ZEC swaps to other chains. The market reacted positively to these developments, with industry leaders praising ZEC's ease of use and privacy features.

Ethereum is currently holding around the $3,150 price level, where there's significant buying activity. A substantial amount of Ethereum, 2.53 million ETH, is held in this price range, indicating strong demand. The amount of Ethereum held on exchanges has decreased by 9.75%, and over $50 million has been withdrawn from exchanges, suggesting people are accumulating Ethereum. On the Binance exchange, top traders are heavily leaning towards buying Ethereum, with 73% holding long positions. If Ethereum breaks out of its current downward trend, the next target price is around $3,659. Overall, the signals point towards a potential upward movement for Ethereum if it can successfully break through its resistance level.

Binance and BlackRock have partnered to allow institutional investors to use BlackRock's BUIDL tokenized fund as collateral for trading on Binance. This means big investment firms can now use this token, which represents real-world assets like US Treasury bonds, to borrow money for trading on Binance's platform. BlackRock launched BUIDL earlier this year, offering investors a way to earn US dollar-denominated yields through tokenization on the blockchain. This integration allows those investors to use their BUIDL holdings more efficiently. The tokenized real-world asset (RWA) market has grown significantly, reaching $23 billion, with US Treasuries being a major component. BlackRock has also expanded BUIDL to BNB Chain for scalability and cost efficiency. Other crypto platforms and DeFi protocols are also integrating BUIDL, allowing it to be used in lending markets and derivatives trading, signifying a broader trend of traditional financial assets moving onto blockchain networks.

Michael Saylor denied rumors that Strategy sold 47,000 Bitcoin after a crypto analytics platform, Arkham, reported a decrease in their holdings. Saylor stated that Strategy is still buying Bitcoin and will announce new purchases soon. This news comes amidst a volatile market where Bitcoin dropped below $95,000. While analysts attributed the Bitcoin movement to custody restructuring, the price of MSTR stock fell to a one-year low. Despite this, Strategy remains the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, even though its market share has decreased.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has invested approximately $4.3 billion in Alphabet, Google's parent company, making it the 10th largest stock holding for the firm as of the end of September. At the same time, Berkshire significantly reduced its investment in Apple by 15%, bringing its total Apple holdings down to $60.7 billion. This reduction in Apple is part of a broader trend of Berkshire being a net seller of stocks for the past 12 quarters. Berkshire also decreased its stake in Bank of America by 6%, a holding now worth under $30 billion, and reduced investments in Verisign and DaVita during the third quarter. Buffett previously acknowledged missing an early opportunity to invest in Google. Greg Abel is set to take over from Buffett as CEO at the end of the year, and investors are monitoring Berkshire's investment strategy for indications of changes under new leadership.

Bitcoin experienced significant selling pressure this week, with spot Bitcoin ETFs reporting approximately $866 million in withdrawals on Thursday. This marks the second consecutive session of losses for these ETFs, totaling nearly $897 million according to SoSoValue. While Bitcoin funds saw outflows, the Canary Capital XRP (XRPC) ETF had a strong debut with $58 million in first-day trading volume. Ether ETFs also faced $259 million in withdrawals, while Solana ETFs saw inflows of $1.5 million. Bitcoin's price slid below $100,000, trading around $96,900, influenced by diminishing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut in December. Market sentiment remains mixed as institutional demand cools and analysts debate whether the market is in a bearish phase.

Ethereum is experiencing selling pressure and is currently trading around $3,200 after briefly dropping below that level. Despite this, one large Ethereum investor, known as Whale 66kETHBorrow, has significantly increased their holdings. They purchased 19,508 ETH for approximately $61 million and then another 16,937 ETH for roughly $53.91 million, adding to the 422,175 ETH they have accumulated since November 4. This brings their total Ethereum holdings to about $1.34 billion, bought at an average price of $3,489. While facing unrealized losses of over $120 million due to the recent price drop, the whale's continued buying suggests a strong belief in Ethereum's long-term value. Ethereum's price needs to stay above $3,000 to avoid further declines. The market is watching to see if Ethereum can recover above $3,400-$3,500, which would signal a return of bullish momentum.

During Donald Trump's first 298 days as president, Bitcoin's price has slightly decreased by about 4.3%, falling from approximately $101,275 to $96,899. This is in contrast to the first 298 days of Joe Biden's presidency, where Bitcoin's price increased by around 78%. Despite Trump's pro-crypto stance, including accepting large campaign donations in Bitcoin and easing regulatory enforcement, the price of Bitcoin has remained relatively stable. The Trump administration disbanded the National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team and paused some SEC crypto enforcement actions. Key crypto figures donated heavily to Trump's campaign, but this support didn't translate into a significant increase in Bitcoin's value, which remains near its inauguration day level.

Analysts are suggesting that XRP investors should buy the cryptocurrency now, before a predicted shift in the financial landscape. One analyst, Time Traveler, points out that individual investors have little impact on the market, but early adopters of XRP could gain an advantage as institutions begin to take interest. Another analyst, CryptoTank, anticipates a coming financial shift with XRP as a central element and advises purchasing XRP and storing it in secure cold wallets. He believes the majority of people are unaware of this impending transition and that upcoming ETFs and institutional buying could reduce XRP's availability. CryptoTank also highlights the CLARITY Act as a potential trigger for significant market movement, making it crucial to buy XRP before its implementation.

Bitcoin's recent price decline was expected, hitting resistance near $99,386-$100,972 as predicted by market charts. The focus is now on the $93,000-$97,000 range, which is a critical support zone. If Bitcoin holds above $93,733-$97,595, it signals a potential recovery. However, a drop below this range, especially below $91,300, could lead to further price decreases. A confirmed bottom and shift to a bullish trend will only occur if Bitcoin breaks and remains above $100,500.

VanEck's Solana ETF is nearing launch after filing its final paperwork with the SEC, signaling it could begin trading soon. Solana ETFs have already attracted $370 million in investments, with consecutive daily inflows despite recent market volatility. While Solana's price recently decreased to $143, institutional interest is growing, evidenced by Grayscale's launch of options trading for its Solana product. The VanEck ETF's potential launch could further increase attention and investment in Solana.

BitMine Immersion Technologies has appointed Chi Tsang as its new CEO and added three new independent board members, signaling a shift from mining to digital asset treasury management, particularly focused on Ethereum. The company currently holds over 3.5 million ETH, representing almost 3% of the total Ethereum supply, making it one of the largest single holders of Ether globally. BitMine's total crypto, cash, and investments are valued at approximately $13.2 billion, including $400 million in cash. The company aims to own about 5% of the circulating Ethereum. However, BitMine's stock price has recently declined along with Ethereum's value, reflecting market sensitivity to crypto assets. Analysts are also questioning the sustainability of BitMine's Ethereum accumulation strategy amid market volatility and regulation, but board members remain optimistic about the company's future.

Crypto exchange Kraken is not in a rush to become a publicly traded company in the US, despite other crypto firms moving forward with IPOs. Kraken's co-CEO Arjun Sethi stated that the company has enough capital and strong risk controls, allowing them to wait for the right time. Kraken has raised $530 million since 2011, including a $500 million round that valued the company at $15 billion. Sethi highlighted that seeing other crypto companies' public filings helps investors understand their revenue streams and business models. Despite a recent market downturn, with Bitcoin and other crypto-related stocks declining, Kraken remains focused on the long-term value of crypto assets and is not driven by short-term price swings. The company is not feeling pressured to go public despite more favorable regulatory conditions and peer listings.

An analyst suggests Solana (SOL) may face a significant price drop because on-chain data shows a lack of strong support levels below $144. The analysis of UTXO Realized Price Distribution (URPD) data reveals that there aren't many investors who purchased Solana between $144 and $24, implying a potential 'air gap' where the price could fall significantly without encountering buying pressure. While Solana briefly dropped to $135, it has recovered to around $141. In contrast, Bitcoin has more consistent support levels at $82,000 and $67,000, which could act as buffers against price declines.

The price of Solana (SOL) has recently fallen, trading near a support level of $145 to $150 after a daily drop of almost 6%. Over the past month, SOL has decreased nearly 29%. Analysts are watching to see if buyers will maintain the price above deeper demand zones, specifically the $118 to $125 range. A failure to hold the $145-$150 support could lead to a rapid decline towards the lower range. Resistance is noted around $170 to $177, with a break above this level needed for a potential trend reversal. Despite the price decline, investment products like BSOL and GSOL continue to see inflows, suggesting some institutional interest in SOL remains.

Luxembourg's Intergenerational Sovereign Wealth Fund (FSIL) has allocated 1% of its portfolio, or approximately $7.45 million, to Bitcoin. This marks the Eurozone's first sovereign crypto investment. The decision follows a new investment policy approved in July 2025, allowing up to 15% of assets in alternative investments, including digital assets. The Bitcoin investment is executed through regulated exchange-traded funds (ETFs), complying with EU's MiCA regulations. Luxembourg chose Bitcoin exclusively, reflecting a maximalist approach, viewing it as part of Europe's competitive strategy and the future of finance. This move positions Luxembourg as a leader in digital finance, building on its history of regulating crypto assets and hosting major crypto companies like Coinbase. Luxembourg's fund expects to grow to $850 million by the end of 2026. The Czech National Bank also revealed its Bitcoin experiment with a $1 million test portfolio, signalling a growing trend among smaller European Union states. Luxembourg's Bitcoin inclusion reflects the asset's growing maturity and a long-term strategy for future generations.

XRP is showing technical patterns similar to Bitcoin's early 2024 rally, suggesting a potential price increase. This is supported by improved regulatory clarity and the launch of XRP ETFs, which saw $58 million in first-day trading volume. The XRP/BTC pair indicates potential outperformance against Bitcoin. Technical analysis points to a target price of $2.62, but a drop below $2.31 would invalidate the bullish outlook. Increased usage of the XRP Ledger and Ripple's partnerships in Asia and the Middle East are also contributing factors, though the cryptocurrency was trading around $2.27, down 7.73% in the last 24 hours at press time. Traders are watching for a breakout above $2.62, with volume confirmation, to confirm the upward trend. The regulatory landscape for XRP has improved after a settlement between Ripple and the SEC. Seven spot XRP ETFs launched recently, generating significant first-day volume, which provides a new source of liquidity. Buying activity from Japan and South Korea, markets with strong XRP adoption, are also providing consistent inflows. The key level to watch is $2.62, which aligns with the upper boundary of a symmetrical triangle pattern. However, a break below $2.31 would signal a shift towards a corrective scenario.

Tom Lees Bitmine recently purchased $29 million worth of Ethereum (ETH), signaling confidence in the cryptocurrency's future. This move comes as Ethereum struggles to maintain its price above the $3,450 support level. Bitmine aims to accumulate 5% of the total ETH supply and currently holds over 3.5 million ETH. The upcoming Fusaka upgrade, scheduled for December 2025, is expected to improve Ethereum's scalability and potentially drive up demand. Some analysts predict that if Ethereum can hold its support level and the Fusaka upgrade is successful, ETH could reach $10,000. Institutions are accumulating ETH while the market consolidates, suggesting a potential future price increase.

Nevin Shetty, the former CFO of a software company, was convicted of wire fraud after a jury found him guilty of diverting $35 million from his employer into his own cryptocurrency scheme called HighTower Treasury. Shetty, who helped create a conservative investment policy for the company, secretly transferred the funds to invest in DeFi lending protocols promising high yields, hoping to profit from the difference between the promised interest and a smaller payment to his former employer. The venture initially earned him and his partner $133,000, but the value of the investment plummeted to near zero due to a crypto market crash. Shetty confessed to colleagues and was subsequently fired and reported to the FBI. He now faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.

Bitcoin's price has fallen below $95,000, continuing a downward trend that has seen it lose over 20% of its value in the last few months. Despite positive developments like the passage of crypto legislation and the increasing adoption of Bitcoin by digital asset treasury companies holding 808,900 Bitcoin (worth $77.6 billion), Bitcoin's year-to-date increase is only 1.55%. This is significantly lower than the performance of the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, which are up 15.27% and 20.01% respectively. The article suggests further analysis of key support levels, momentum indicators, and macroeconomic factors affecting Bitcoin's price, and hints at a potential catalyst for change, accessible through a subscription.

Cryptocurrency markets are down, with Bitcoin decreasing by 6% and Ethereum by 10% in the last 24 hours. A new meme coin called PEPENODE ($PEPENODE) is gaining traction despite the market downturn. PEPENODE is an Ethereum-based mine-to-earn token that has raised $2.1 million in its presale. The project allows users to build virtual mining rigs to earn tokens. PEPENODE offers a staking yield of 605%. The token is currently priced at $0.0011454 and the price will increase every three days until the presale ends.

Activity on the XRP Ledger network has significantly increased, with daily active addresses rising by 40% in recent days. This on-chain activity coincides with growing institutional interest following the launch of the first XRP spot ETF. XRP's price has increased by 8.6% in the last 24 hours, supported by a 28% increase in trading volume. The $2.20 level is acting as a strong support, and if it holds, analysts predict a potential breakout above $2.70, which could signal a major trend reversal. Overcoming $2.70, specifically surpassing the 200-day exponential moving average, could lead to a rally toward $3 or even $4. The article also mentions Pepenode ($PEPENODE), a crypto presale, offering a virtual mining experience where users can earn meme coins and climb leaderboards, potentially creating scarcity and increasing demand for the token.

The U.S. national debt has surpassed $38 trillion, which equates to roughly 368.3 million Bitcoin (BTC) at a price of $103,500 per BTC. Since January 20th, the U.S. national debt has increased by $1.9 trillion, equivalent to approximately 18.36 million BTC at the same price. This increase is greater than a century's worth of new Bitcoin supply. The interaction between the rising U.S. debt and the fixed supply of Bitcoin highlights a significant relationship, regardless of Bitcoin's price. The debt expressed in Bitcoin is sensitive to Bitcoin's price, with each $10,000 move in Bitcoin's price changing the debt in BTC figure by roughly 32 to 36 million BTC. Factors to watch include Treasury auctions, changes in net new cash targets, ETF flows, and CBO updates, all of which will impact the debt in BTC ratio.

On-chain data shows that large XRP investors (whales) began buying XRP before the announcement of potential XRP Spot ETFs, while smaller, retail investors started buying after the announcement. This pattern, where whales act first and retail investors follow, often signals a change in the cryptocurrency market, leading to increased volatility and unpredictability. An expert suggests that several XRP Spot ETFs are set to launch soon, potentially trading on major exchanges like Nasdaq, CBOE, and NYSE upon SEC approval, which would grant institutions direct access to XRP.

Bitcoin has recently fallen to around $94,500, leading to discussions about whether the crypto market is in a bear market. Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley believes that a bear market has been ongoing for about six months and may be nearing its end. He suggests that the introduction of Bitcoin ETFs and potential changes in government policy are creating a new market structure. Animoca Brands co-founder Yat Siu also commented on the market, attributing recent sell-offs to a lack of liquidity. He thinks institutional investors might see market dips as buying opportunities, rather than reasons to panic. Crypto-related stocks like Strategy, Gemini, Coinbase, and Bitmine Immersion Technologies have also seen declines. Despite recent losses, Bitcoin has recovered to approximately $96,750 but is still down over the last day and week.

A fake cryptocurrency wallet extension called Safery: Ethereum Wallet was found on the Chrome Web Store, ranking high in search results and stealing users' funds. The extension secretly sends seed phrases encoded as fake Sui blockchain addresses through tiny transactions. Security researchers discovered this method, which makes theft difficult to detect. The extension had red flags like zero user reviews and grammatical errors, yet it reached a high ranking. Browser extension scams are a growing threat, costing users over $500 million in 2024. The extension remains available despite being reported to Google. Experts advise users to research wallets, avoid sharing seed phrases, monitor transactions, and use two-factor authentication. This incident highlights the ongoing security risks in cryptocurrency.

The crypto market experienced a correction after a surge in early October due to concerns about tariffs, but analysts anticipate a potential rally heading into 2026. XRP is highlighted for its use in international payments, its partnerships, and its new stablecoin, with a potential price target of $10 by 2026 if regulations become clearer. Ethereum is noted for its central role in decentralized finance and the upcoming Fusaka upgrade that should improve its scalability, with a possible price target of $10,000 depending on regulatory developments. Zcash, a privacy-focused coin, has seen significant gains recently, rising 147% in one week and 1,359% over the past year, and analysts suggest it could reach $1,000. Bitcoin Hyper, a meme coin with Layer-2 scaling utility, has raised $27.5 million in its presale and is predicted to be a breakout performer in 2026.

Zcash (ZEC) price increased by 16% to around $574, while the broader cryptocurrency market, led by Bitcoin's decline, experienced a 2.3% drop, with the total crypto market cap at $3.22 trillion. This surge is attributed to increased demand for privacy-focused tokens from institutional investors, including a significant acquisition of ZEC by Cypherpunk and growth in Grayscale Zcash Trust's assets under management to $200 million. The rising demand is also fueled by increasing restrictions on financial privacy, such as new EU Anti-Money Laundering rules. Technical analysis suggests ZEC could potentially reach $1000, but it needs to consistently stay above $690 to prevent a possible drop to $223. The coin's daily trading volume increased by 32% to approximately $2.09 billion.

A new prediction from an advanced AI model, ChatGPT5, suggests that XRP, Solana, and Binance Coin could see significant price increases by the end of the year. The prediction cites the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut and a market recovery as potential catalysts. XRP is predicted to reach between $5 and $10, a 330% increase from its current price of around $2.33. This prediction is based on Ripple's legal victory against the SEC, the launch of its stablecoin, and strengthened relationships with regulators. Solana is expected to reach $1,000, driven by the approval of U.S.-listed Solana ETFs and its increasing use in DeFi applications. Binance Coin is forecast to move towards $1,800, supported by its deflationary mechanism and growing acceptance across various sectors; it is currently trading at $931. The article also mentions a new meme coin called Maxi Doge ($MAXI) which is currently in presale.

Metaplanet (MTPLF) aims to accumulate 210,000 Bitcoin by 2027, funded by a $20 billion capital strategy targeting Japanese capital markets. Despite fluctuations in Bitcoin's price, Metaplanet faces no immediate liquidation risk unless Bitcoin's value drops by over 99%. The company intends to gradually raise funds through preferred and common shares, tapping into Japan's large household assets, including cash, stocks, and pensions. The stock's performance hinges on its ability to continuously raise capital and execute its Bitcoin acquisition plan. Trading volume for the crypto stock is high, with a market capitalization of 456.91 billion JPY.

Travis Ford, the CEO of Wolf Capital Crypto Trading LLC, has been sentenced to 5 years in prison for his role in a $9.4 million cryptocurrency investment scheme. Ford solicited investments from approximately 2,800 investors, promising returns of 1-2% per day, which is equivalent to 547% per year. However, instead of generating those returns, Ford was losing investor money and misappropriated funds for his own benefit and the benefit of his co-conspirators. Ford pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and has been ordered to pay $1 million in forfeiture and $170,000 in restitution.

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Nexperia, a Dutch chipmaker owned by China's Wingtech Technology, denied allegations from its Chinese division that it was blocking wafer supplies and freezing funding, stating that the China unit has sufficient inventory and suggesting mismanagement as the cause of production issues. This follows the Dutch government's intervention in September, citing security concerns and leading to export restrictions from China and the suspension of Wingtech's CEO. China has criticized the Dutch government's actions and has started allowing some exports from Nexperia's China factory under exemptions. Nexperia is implementing workaround solutions, such as direct sales to customers, and plans to expand capacity at other locations by 2026 to reduce reliance on its China operations. A Dutch delegation is scheduled to visit Beijing to negotiate a resolution to the ongoing dispute.

The price of Shiba Inu (SHIB) has decreased by 6.5% in the last 24 hours, reaching $0.000009166 amid broader market concerns, including over $800 million in Bitcoin ETF outflows and over $1 billion in crypto liquidations. SHIB is also down 14% over the past month and 65% over the past year. Shiba Inu's technical indicators show it's been oversold since August, suggesting a potential undervaluation. Unity's telecom testing platform now accepts SHIB as payment for node access and user rewards. A new meme token, Maxi Doge ($MAXI), has raised over $4 million in its presale.

Coinbase is criticizing banking groups that are pushing for a ban on rewards like cashbacks for using stablecoins, arguing that this move is anti-competitive and restricts how people can use their money. The banks want regulators to interpret a law called the GENIUS Act, which prevents stablecoin issuers from paying interest, to also prohibit businesses from offering perks for using stablecoins. Coinbase argues the law only applies to issuers, not businesses accepting stablecoins, and that the banks' real motive is to protect their payment fee profits. According to Coinbase, merchants in the US paid over $180 billion in card fees last year. Meanwhile, the US Treasury Secretary predicts the stablecoin market, currently worth about $315 billion, could increase tenfold by 2030 due to the GENIUS Act, potentially playing a significant role in financing US debt.

BTCS Inc., a Nasdaq-listed company, reported a record revenue of $4.94 million for the third quarter of 2025, a 568% increase year-over-year and a 78% increase from the previous quarter. This growth was attributed to the company's Ethereum (ETH) accumulation strategy and decentralized finance (DeFi) operations. BTCS posted a net income of $65.6 million for the quarter, which included $73.7 million in unrealized gains. Revenue for the first nine months of 2025 totaled $9.40 million, exceeding 2024's total and representing a 437% year-over-year increase. BTCS increased its ETH holdings significantly through DeFi strategies, including staking ETH on Lido and borrowing USDT to acquire more ETH, resulting in a total of 70,322 ETH held as of September 30, 2025, valued at $291.58 million. The company's total assets increased by 632% to $298.86 million due to this ETH accumulation.

The Solana blockchain is seeing development driven by the BIT narrative, specifically through the Bitdealer project. Bitdealer is creating an asset-backed meme launchpad that connects token launches to iGaming products with millions of users. The platform has integrated with Solana DeFi platforms like Meteora and Jupiter, and trading platforms like Axiom and Bonkbot, giving new tokens immediate access to liquidity and utility. Bitdealer plans to launch its own app chain to expand its iGaming catalog and introduce NFT-based player profiles. The goal is to create a platform that unifies meme culture, iGaming, and DeFi, rewarding users within the Solana ecosystem.