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On November 20, 2025, the cryptocurrency market experienced mostly sideways movement with a few sectors showing growth. Bitcoin stabilized around $92,000, while Ethereum decreased by 1.93%, remaining near $3,000. Layer-2 tokens generally performed well, increasing by 0.52%, with Starknet rising by 17.49% and zkSync by 15.23%. NFTs and AI tokens also showed small gains, led by Zora which increased by 4.82% and Fetch.ai which rose by 9.45%. Conversely, DeFi, Layer-1s, Meme coins, CeFi, and PayFi mostly declined, although Zcash increased by 12.07%, Hyperliquid by 1.13%, Mantle by 1.18%, and Dash by 5.75%. Sector indices like ssiDeFi, ssiGameFi, and ssiSocialFi saw declines of 3.9%, 3.17%, and 3.11%, respectively, reflecting broader market weakness.

Bitcoin is under pressure as Kenya unexpectedly launched Bitcoin ATMs, testing their new crypto regulations. At the same time, the reopening of the U.S. government is leading to predictions of over 100 new crypto ETF filings in 2026. Bitcoin ETF withdrawals are up by $1.1 billion in November and XRP has dropped 13%. Bitcoin is nearing a key demand zone between $83,800 and $75,000. Kenya's new crypto law, the Virtual Assets Service Providers Act of 2025, is being tested by the rapid appearance of Bitcoin ATMs in Nairobi malls. These ATMs allow people to instantly convert cash to crypto. Despite near-term struggles, analysts believe new ETFs could boost Bitcoin in 2026. Bitcoin Hyper, a project built on Solana, is raising money through a presale exceeding $28 million.

Cardano's price is around $0.466, having decreased 18% over the past week. Technical indicators suggest a possible change in momentum, including a bullish divergence between the price and the Relative Strength Index (RSI), and a TD Sequential 9 buy signal on the daily chart. The MACD line has also moved above the signal line, but the momentum remains weak. Data shows about $1.80 million in net outflows from exchanges on November 19, indicating traders are withdrawing ADA, possibly for long-term holding. Public sentiment towards ADA is currently negative, although an internal model shows a bullish outlook. Large holders, referred to as whales, have reportedly sold 440 million ADA over the past month.

XRP's price has declined, falling below $2.150 and testing the $2.025 level. It's currently attempting to recover, facing resistance around $2.150. A bearish trend line is forming at this resistance point. If XRP fails to break above $2.150, it could decline further, with support levels at $2.050 and $2.020. A drop below $2.020 could lead to further losses towards $1.9650. Conversely, if XRP breaks above $2.150, it could move towards resistance levels at $2.20 and potentially $2.250. Technical indicators show the MACD is losing pace in the bearish zone, while the RSI is above 50.

XRP is experiencing increased selling pressure and growing anxiety among long-term holders as its price hovers around the critical $2 level. A key on-chain metric, the Long-Term Holder Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL), has fallen below 0.5, indicating a shift from confidence to anxiety as investors' profits shrink. This decline, coupled with the inability to break above key moving averages, suggests further price drops are possible if the $2 support fails. Increased selling volume points to capitulation rather than profit-taking, highlighting market fragility.

A cryptocurrency analyst, Ali Martinez, has identified $0.08 as Dogecoin's strongest support level based on on-chain cost basis data. The Cost Basis Distribution (CBD) indicator shows that 27.4 billion DOGE were last transacted at this price, making it a significant area where Dogecoin might find support if it continues to decline. A large cost basis level exists around $0.20, but Dogecoin has recently fallen below this point, potentially turning it into a resistance level. Currently, Dogecoin is trading at approximately $0.158, reflecting a 10% decrease over the past week.

Dave Portnoy invested approximately $2.15 million in cryptocurrency during a significant market downturn on November 17th. His purchases included $1 million in XRP within two minutes, alongside substantial investments in Bitcoin and Ethereum. Eric Trump publicly supported Portnoy's decision, citing his strategy of buying crypto during market dips. Portnoy's investment occurred amidst substantial weekly and monthly losses across the crypto market, with XRP, Bitcoin, and Ethereum all experiencing significant price declines. Portnoy has a history with XRP, having previously sold a substantial amount and regretting the decision, indicating a volatile and sometimes impulsive approach to crypto trading.

Saudi Arabia is making a big push into blockchain technology, especially in tokenizing real estate. The number of blockchain companies registered in Saudi Arabia grew significantly, with over 4,000 in 2025, representing a 51% increase from the previous year. One notable project is a partnership between the Trump Organization and Saudi Arabia's Dar Global to create the world's first tokenized hotel development in the Maldives, allowing investors to buy digital tokens representing ownership in the project during its construction. This initiative coincides with increased economic cooperation between the US and Saudi Arabia, including a substantial increase in Saudi investments in the US. Beyond this project, Saudi Arabia is also working with WhiteBIT, a major European cryptocurrency exchange, to develop blockchain infrastructure to tokenize its stock market, create a digital currency framework, and expand its data processing capabilities as part of its Vision 2030 plan. Other projects include allowing Saudis to invest in real estate with very small amounts of money (around $0.27) through tokenization. While Saudi Arabia is becoming a regional blockchain leader, it faces competition from the UAE and needs to develop local expertise to sustain its growth in this area.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a crypto project linked to the Trump family, experienced a security issue shortly after its token launch on September 1st. Some user wallets were compromised due to phishing attacks or exposed seed phrases, not from WLFI's platform itself. The company froze affected wallets and asked users to complete identity verification and create new wallets for fund reallocation. While some users who verified their identity had their funds transferred, others who have not engaged with WLFI have had their wallets remain frozen. The project emphasized prioritizing security over speed, despite the external origin of the issue. Following its launch, WLFI saw significant trading volume, with around $1 billion traded within the first hour on Binance and other exchanges. At its peak, the Trump family's stake of 22.5 billion tokens was valued at over $6 billion. However, market conditions have since cooled, and their holdings are now worth approximately $3.15 billion, based on a token price of $0.13. The company emphasizes that these are locked governance tokens.

Ethereum's price is struggling to maintain gains and faces downward pressure. After failing to stay above $3,000, it briefly fell to $2,870 and is now trying to recover, but encountering resistance around $3,100. A bearish trendline is forming at this level. If Ethereum can't break through $3,100, it could decline further, with initial support around $3,000 and major support near $2,940. A drop below $2,940 might lead to further losses towards $2,880 and potentially $2,820. Conversely, if Ethereum breaks above $3,150, it could rise towards $3,200, and a sustained move above that level might propel it to $3,320 or even $3,350.

Bitcoin experienced a slight recovery after momentarily dropping to around $88,700, coinciding with Nvidia's earnings release. However, experts believe this bounce is too weak to confirm a definitive market bottom. Bitcoin needs to break above the $97,300 resistance level to signal a genuine recovery from the current correction. The $93,200 to $96,200 range is also being watched as a potential indicator of renewed buying strength. Some investors are adding to their Bitcoin holdings due to oversold conditions, but are awaiting further confirmation of a trend reversal. The key factor remains whether Bitcoin can surpass the $97,300 resistance; otherwise, the current bounce is just a reaction to oversold conditions and positive market sentiment following Nvidia's results.

Hyperliquid's HYPE token saw a brief 6% increase to $42 on November 18th, fueled by anticipation of a corporate treasury acquisition by Sonnet Biotherapeutics. However, the rally reversed, with HYPE dropping 6.5% to $37.88 by November 19th, after Sonnet Biotherapeutics postponed the vote on the acquisition until December 2nd. Technical analysts have identified a head-and-shoulders pattern, suggesting a potential price drop to around $30 if support levels fail. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid introduced a growth mode feature under HIP-3, offering up to 90% fee reductions for new market deployments, aiming to boost activity. However, a core contributor token unlock is scheduled for November 29th, releasing approximately 9.92 million HYPE, which could negatively impact the price.

Solana (SOL) is experiencing significant market pressure after a large transfer of 1.44 million SOL tokens, worth approximately $201 million, to Coinbase Prime raised concerns about a potential sell-off. This event occurred amidst a nearly 50% price decrease for Solana over the previous two months, causing it to briefly drop to $128 before recovering to around $137. Trading volume has also decreased, indicating increased trader anxiety. Despite the price weakness, institutional interest in Solana remains strong, with several U.S. exchanges launching Solana ETFs that have seen substantial inflows. Key support levels to watch are $125 and $120; failure to hold above $130 could lead to further price declines. Conversely, reclaiming $145 and $160 would indicate a potential reversal.

The launch of XRP ETFs, including one from Canary Capital with a strong initial trading volume of $58 million, has sparked discussion about XRP potentially challenging Ethereum's position as the second-largest cryptocurrency. Franklin Templeton is also preparing to list an XRP ETF. While these ETFs are generating institutional interest similar to early Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF rollouts, Ethereum's market capitalization of $373 billion significantly exceeds XRP's $129 billion. Ethereum also benefits from a large ecosystem of applications, while XRP is primarily focused on payments. Analysts believe that XRP overtaking Ethereum is unlikely in the short term, although increasing adoption and ETF inflows could substantially increase XRP's market capitalization. XRP is currently trading around $2.12, a key support level, with open interest rising significantly. Long-term price forecasts suggest potential increases to $6-$25 if ETF inflows grow and liquidity decreases.

XRP's market position is weakening, with potential for a further price decrease if it falls below certain levels. While the long-term trend is still technically positive, short-term momentum favors sellers. Key price levels to watch are $2.06 and $1.97; a drop below these could trigger a significant downturn towards $1.90 and potentially $1.61. Conversely, holding above $2.00 might allow for a temporary price recovery. The $2.06 to $2.15 range is a crucial defensive area for buyers, and a break below $1.97 would confirm a downtrend.

Bitcoin is struggling to recover after falling below $93,000, finding support around $88,500. It's currently trading below $93,000 and facing resistance at $92,500 and a bearish trend line near $93,500. If Bitcoin can break above $93,750, it could potentially rise towards $94,500, $95,000, or even higher to $96,200. However, if it fails to surpass the $93,500 resistance, it could decline further with immediate support near $91,150, followed by $90,500 and $90,000. A break below $90,000 could lead to a test of the $88,500 support and potentially lower towards $86,500.

The cryptocurrency $SACHI, associated with a Web3 gaming ecosystem, recently launched on the MEXC exchange on November 19, 2025. Its current price is around $0.07495, with a 24-hour trading volume of $213.45K and a circulating supply of 560,000,000 SACHI. After an initial price surge to $0.13311, the price stabilized around $0.074-$0.075. Predictions estimate the price could range from $0.07 to $0.09 in 2025, average $0.45 in 2028, and potentially reach $0.95 in 2031. The token's future performance depends on the growth of its gaming ecosystem, community engagement, and potential partnerships.

BitMine (BMNR) stock is showing signs of potential recovery after a recent decline, ahead of its Q4 earnings report on November 21st. The stock is up 4.3% today, despite being down 21% over the past five days, mirroring a drop in Ethereum's value. Technical indicators suggest a possible uptrend if BMNR holds its $30 support level. A breakout in On-Balance Volume (OBV) alongside a recovery in Ethereum's price could propel BMNR towards target prices of $39, $52, and potentially $65. However, if BMNR falls below $30, it risks a rapid decline towards $25. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) indicates renewed buying interest. The stock's valuation is closely tied to Ethereum's performance, with potential for gains if Ethereum rebounds, and losses if Ethereum declines.

Bitwise is launching its spot XRP ETF on the New York Stock Exchange today, with the ticker symbol XRP. The ETF has a 0.34% management fee, which is waived for the first month on the first $500 million in assets. Analysts suggest the ETF could lead to a supply shock for XRP, as authorized participants will need to purchase XRP to support the fund. While a price rally today is possible, analysts anticipate potentially choppy or sideways price action initially, similar to how Bitcoin and Ethereum behaved after their ETF launches. The focus is on sustained inflows this week, additional ETFs launching on November 2022 adding buying pressure, and institutional accumulation of XRP throughout December. XRP recently dropped to around $2.10, with analysts identifying $2.03 as a key support level.

The cryptocurrency market in Asia is showing a defensive trend as Bitcoin's buying support has weakened. This means that investors are becoming more cautious and are less willing to buy Bitcoin, potentially leading to further price declines or stagnation. The market's shift suggests increased uncertainty and a possible downturn in trading activity as participants await further developments.

President Trump is launching the Genesis Mission, a government initiative to boost the United States' artificial intelligence capabilities. The mission aims to unite national labs, government agencies, tech companies, and universities to advance AI research and innovation across multiple fields. It will also seek to establish consistent federal regulation of AI, potentially challenging state laws deemed restrictive and centralizing authority at the federal level. This initiative is viewed as a way to compete with other nations like China in AI development, by improving research infrastructure and promoting private-sector innovation in various sectors. The administration plans to accelerate AI development through federal research and private-sector innovation. Concerns have been raised about potential legal battles with states and the possibility of overlooking ethical considerations in the rush to innovate.

Global markets experienced an upswing following Nvidia's better-than-expected earnings report and positive future projections. Conversely, Bitcoin is facing resistance and is currently trading around $92,000 without a clear direction.

The article discusses the future of Bitcoin adoption, arguing it will be driven by economic advantages rather than ideology. Merchants can eliminate payment processing fees and chargebacks by using Bitcoin, leading to cost savings and potential cashback rewards for customers. This creates a cycle where merchants benefit from lower costs and consumers get better value, strengthening the Bitcoin network. An analyst also points to a historical demand area that has previously influenced Bitcoin's price trends. Bitcoin is currently finding support in this zone, and its ability to break a multi-week downtrend will determine the strength of this support and potential for future rallies. A failure to break this downtrend after rebounding from the demand area could indicate weakening support.

Despite recent market drops and selling pressure on Ethereum, the cryptocurrency has held above the $3,000 level. Bitmine, led by Tom Lee, has been accumulating ETH, indicating confidence in its long-term value. A wallet believed to be associated with Bitmine received 21,054 ETH, worth $66.57 million, from Kraken. Ethereum is currently testing its long-term support around $3,000, with potential for recovery if it can reclaim the $3,300-$3,500 range. A drop below $3,000 could lead to further price declines.

Ethereum's recent privacy update, Kohaku, which facilitates private transfers and wallets, has sparked renewed interest in established privacy coins like ZEC, XMR, and ZEN. Despite a general downturn in the crypto market, these coins have demonstrated resilience, with ZEC increasing over 700% since September. Unlike Bitcoin and Ethereum, these privacy coins have largely maintained their value, leading some traders to view them as a potential hedge against bear market conditions. Increased global regulations regarding wallet limits and tracking are also driving demand for privacy-focused cryptocurrencies. The activity of these coins is rising showing that people are interested in privacy tools.

Adobe plans to acquire Semrush for approximately $1.9 billion in cash, at $12 per share, a 77.5% premium over Semrush's recent trading price. The deal is expected to close in the first half of 2026, pending regulatory and shareholder approval. Adobe is acquiring Semrush to enhance its Experience Cloud with generative AI-powered search engine optimization, aiming to help marketers understand brand visibility on AI platforms like ChatGPT and Google's Gemini. Semrush's annual recurring revenue (ARR) grew to $435.3 million, a 15% year-over-year increase, with 117,000 clients including Fortune 500 companies. Adobe aims to integrate Semrush's capabilities across its platforms, including Adobe Brand Concierge, to provide a unified marketing solution powered by AI.

Block, Inc., the company led by Jack Dorsey, announced a plan to increase its gross profit to $15.8 billion by 2028 and initiated a $5 billion share buyback program, causing its stock price to jump nearly 9%. The company is shifting its focus from basic payment processing to new areas like consumer services, artificial intelligence, and Bitcoin-related technologies. Block anticipates its adjusted operating income will grow by about 30% each year, reaching $4.6 billion by 2028, with adjusted earnings per share also increasing by more than 30% annually to $5.50 in 2028. For 2026, Block projects a 17% increase in gross profit to almost $12 billion. The company is also introducing a new cash flow metric that accounts for its lending capital needs, expecting it to reach over $4 billion by 2028. Block aims to achieve a key performance target called the Rule of 40 in 2026 and maintain it through 2028, which means that the company's revenue growth and profit margin should exceed 40% combined. The company's expansion includes allowing US merchants to accept and manage Bitcoin through Square, and also expanding Cash App's financial services.

US officials are considering delaying the implementation of tariffs on semiconductor imports, a key part of Donald Trump's economic plan. This potential delay is motivated by a desire to avoid escalating trade tensions with China, a major semiconductor producer. The Trump administration had previously suggested imposing tariffs as high as 100% on imported semiconductors, with exemptions for companies manufacturing in the US. Sources indicate that the decision is not final and tariffs could still be imposed, but the administration is proceeding cautiously. Concerns exist that tariffs on semiconductors could increase costs for consumer products like refrigerators and smartphones, potentially impacting consumers during the holiday shopping season. While some officials deny a change in policy regarding the tariffs, the timing and specifics remain uncertain.

Solana's price decreased by 4% to around $134 on November 19th, coinciding with the launch of 21Shares' new Solana ETF (TSOL). Despite the price drop, Solana ETFs are performing well, holding approximately $421 million in SOL with consistent positive inflows since October 28th. 21Shares seeded its TSOL ETF with $111 million. These ETFs allow investors to earn staking rewards, with a current APY of 6.3% and a staking ratio of 67.3%, which reduces the available supply. Solana's price is nearing a support level of around $124, and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicates it's approaching oversold conditions. For a potential recovery, Solana needs to surpass $146.39. Failure to do so could result in a further decline to the $124 support level. The price trend remains cautious, awaiting stronger buying activity.

Archer Bot is a free Telegram-based trading bot for Solana that allows users to trade tokens, track positions, and manage their wallet without leaving the Telegram app. It connects directly to Jupiter, Raydium, and Pump.fun. Users can initialize a wallet within Archer, fund it with Solana (SOL), and then buy and sell tokens by pasting the token's contract address into the bot. The bot offers features like limit orders for automated buying and selling at specific prices, dollar-cost averaging (DCA) to split orders over time, auto-buy for instant purchases, and customizable buy/sell buttons. Security features include two-factor authentication (2FA) and private key export. Users earn points on every trade, influencing their leaderboard rank and future $JRNY airdrop. Upcoming features include copy trading, sniping tools, and multi-chain support for Cardano, Ethereum and EVM chains.

New Hampshire has approved a $100 million municipal bond that is primarily backed by Bitcoin, marking the first instance of a US municipal security using Bitcoin as its main collateral instead of traditional sources like tax revenue. The bond requires the borrower to secure 160% of the bond's value in Bitcoin, held by BitGo, and features an automatic liquidation process if the Bitcoin value drops to around 130% of the bond's value to protect investors. The state's Business Finance Authority (BFA) authorized the bond, but the private borrower carries the credit risk, shielding the state's general fund. Any profits from the Bitcoin backing the bond will go to a Bitcoin Economic Development Fund to support innovation in the state. The bond is viewed as a pilot to test Bitcoin as collateral for public finance without exposing taxpayers to direct losses.

Dogecoin's exchange activity has shifted, with more Dogecoin now entering exchanges than leaving. An analyst notes this pattern has previously signaled price rebounds. A large amount of Dogecoin, roughly 27.4 billion, was last moved on the blockchain around $0.08, suggesting a strong support level at that price. The analysis indicates limited support for Dogecoin between $0.08 and $0.16. Above that, a smaller concentration exists around $0.16. Data shows significant Dogecoin holdings are concentrated around $0.08 and $0.20. As of the time of the report, Dogecoin was trading at $0.158.

Kenya's new crypto law, which was enacted on November 4, 2025, is being tested by the appearance of Bitcoin ATMs in Nairobi malls. While the law establishes a regulatory framework for cryptocurrency businesses, the licensing system isn't yet operational. The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) and the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) have warned that no crypto operators are currently licensed, making the operation of these ATMs technically illegal. The law replaced a 3% tax on crypto transactions with a 10% excise duty on platform fees. Kenya is a significant player in the crypto space, ranking among the top countries for peer-to-peer Bitcoin transactions. The new law mandates licenses for crypto exchanges, wallet providers, and token platforms, with penalties for operating without one reaching up to $130,000 for companies and $65,000 or imprisonment for individuals. The National Treasury is still developing the regulations that will govern the licensing process, leaving crypto businesses and users in a state of uncertainty.

A major internet outage at Cloudflare, a company handling about 20% of all internet traffic, caused widespread disruptions on November 18th. A database problem led to system failures lasting nearly three hours, affecting millions of websites. Cryptocurrency platforms were significantly impacted, with major exchanges like Coinbase, Kraken, and BitMEX becoming inaccessible. Bitcoin's price temporarily dropped to $89,300, Ethereum fell below $3,000, and the total crypto market cap decreased by 3% to $3.12 trillion. Decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms like Aave and data providers like DeFiLlama also experienced outages. The incident highlighted the crypto industry's reliance on centralized internet infrastructure, leading to calls for more decentralized solutions and multi-provider strategies to prevent future disruptions.

The U.S. government has approved the sale of advanced Nvidia AI chips to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia. This allows both countries to develop advanced AI capabilities using Nvidia's GB300 processors. The approvals were granted to G42 in the UAE and Humain in Saudi Arabia, following agreements to adhere to strict security and reporting requirements designed to prevent the technology from being transferred to China. G42 had previously committed to reducing ties with Chinese companies and using Huawei equipment, which led to a $1.5 billion investment from Microsoft. The UAE and Saudi Arabia are investing heavily in AI, with G42 building large data centers and Humain planning AI factories with hundreds of thousands of GPUs for various sectors. The approvals also come as Saudi Arabia and the UAE strengthen their alliances with the U.S., with the UAE planning to spend $1.4 trillion in the U.S. These chip sales are seen as a way for the U.S. to maintain influence in the region's AI development and foster economic cooperation, while also giving Nvidia access to growing markets.

President Putin has established a national task force to boost the development of AI in Russia, aiming for technological independence and safeguarding against foreign influence on public opinion. He highlighted that dependence on foreign AI poses a risk to Russia's values and security. The task force will support the construction of data centers powered by energy sources like small nuclear power stations and encourage wider AI adoption by state and private sectors. Putin estimates that AI could contribute 11 trillion rubles ($136 billion) to Russia's GDP by 2030. Despite lagging behind AI leaders like the U.S. and China, Russia is promoting homegrown LLMs such as Gigachat. However, Western microchip sanctions pose a challenge to expanding Russia's computing infrastructure. While concerned about Western AI dominance, Putin is also pursuing AI cooperation with BRICS nations and China, ordering deeper collaboration with China. The State Duma has been working on AI regulation, with plans to create AI laws by 2026.

Ethereum's price is experiencing a downturn, hovering around $3,000, while Bitcoin remains near $91,000, contributing to market unease. Analyst Tom Lee suggests this correction might stem from a major market maker facing liquidity issues, rather than fundamental or regulatory factors. This potential liquidity hole could trigger price drops and liquidations. Ethereum's chart indicates it's nearing a crucial support level, with long-term projections still targeting $10,000 if it holds. Meanwhile, meme coin Maxi Doge ($MAXI) has gained traction, raising over $4 million in its presale, attracting traders seeking alternative opportunities during the Ethereum dip.

Dogecoin's price, which has been declining since mid-September, may be poised for a potential rebound. Recently, there's been an increase in Dogecoin's exchange net position, which historically indicates bullish momentum. Dogecoin's price has found support near the $0.15 level, its lowest range in the past year, where selling pressure has eased and buying activity has increased. The current price represents a significant discount compared to its September high, 12-month high and all-time high, potentially attracting buyers. Whales, or large investors, have recently acquired over $8 million worth of Dogecoin in the spot market and executed over $9 million in long positions in the futures market, signaling bullish expectations. However, spot outflows are still slightly negative and demand appears relatively weak so far. Although funding rates are positive and open interest has increased, indicating growing bullish sentiment, cautiousness is still warranted.

Monero (XMR) is experiencing a price decline, dropping 8% in the last 24 hours to $375. This decline marks the fourth consecutive day of losses. Derivatives data indicates increasing bearish sentiment, with short positions exceeding 55% of trades and Open Interest decreasing to around $78 million. Technical indicators like the RSI and MACD also signal weakening momentum. The price is testing key support levels, with analysts watching the $348 level (50-day EMA). A close below $358 could trigger further losses toward the low-$300 range. While Monero benefits from interest in privacy technologies and recent network upgrades, it is currently vulnerable to further correction if the $350-$360 support zone fails to hold.

The first Dogecoin ETF in the US is expected to launch as early as November 24th. Grayscale updated its Dogecoin ETF filing, initiating a 20-day countdown under SEC rules that allow crypto ETFs to launch more quickly. Bloomberg analysts predict Grayscale will launch the first Dogecoin ETF within a week. The successful launch of Solana ETFs, including one from VanEck and another from Fidelity (FSOL) which saw $2.07 million in inflows on its first day, using the same SEC listing framework, has increased optimism for a smooth Dogecoin ETF debut. Bitwise also amended its DOGE fund filing, potentially listing its own Dogecoin ETF the following week. Dogecoin is currently trading at $0.1586, a 2% increase in the last 24 hours.

Opera MiniPays, a payments platform, is integrating stablecoin spending capabilities for users in Latin America. This integration allows users in Latin America to utilize stablecoins for everyday transactions through the Opera Mini browser, potentially increasing the adoption and mainstream use of stablecoins in the region.

A coalition of DeFi advocates, including the DeFi Education Fund, is proposing a plan to leverage decentralized finance to combat global poverty. They estimate that DeFi tools could save low-income individuals $30 billion annually by reducing fees associated with remittances, money transfers, and bill payments. The proposal highlights that a significant portion of the U.S. population is unbanked or underbanked, leading to high costs for basic financial services. A recent survey indicates a growing openness among Americans to explore DeFi alternatives, particularly if clearer crypto privacy protections are established. The DeFi Education Fund is actively involved in policy efforts in Washington, advocating for regulatory clarity and a safe harbor for blockchain applications, arguing that neutral software interfaces should not be classified as brokers. While acknowledging the limitations of DeFi, such as volatility and security vulnerabilities, advocates emphasize its potential to expand access to financial services, citing examples of crypto usage in regions facing conflict, hyperinflation, or limited banking infrastructure.

Fidelity's new Solana ETF, FSOL, attracted $2.1 million in investments on its first day of trading, November 18th. This is a moderate start compared to other Solana ETFs. Bitwise's Solana ETF, BSOL, is currently the leader in this market, having accumulated $388.1 million in investments since its launch in late October. VanEck's Solana ETF, VSOL, has seen less activity so far. Overall, Solana ETFs have collectively received over $421 million in investments, showing increasing interest in Solana as a digital asset.

Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana have recently declined in value due to concerns about an AI-related stock market bubble. However, a new meme coin called PEPENODE ($PEPENODE) is gaining attention. PEPENODE has raised over $2.15 million in its presale and plans to launch a "mine-to-earn" token. Users can buy virtual mining nodes with PEPENODE coins to earn rewards in other cryptocurrencies like Pepe and Fartcoin. The idea is that demand for PEPENODE will increase as people buy more to expand their mining operations. Additionally, holders can stake PEPENODE for a 595% APY. The presale is ongoing, with the coin currently priced at $0.0011546, and the price will increase until the sale ends. After the presale, PEPENODE will be listed on exchanges.

Several new Solana (SOL) ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) have launched in the U.S. from companies like VanEck, Fidelity, 21Shares, and Canary Capital. These ETFs allow traditional investors easier access to Solana. Fidelity is the first major asset manager outside of crypto-native firms to offer a Solana product. Existing Solana ETFs from Bitwise and Grayscale have seen consistent inflows. Collectively, Solana ETFs have already accumulated over $2 billion. Experts suggest that the initial high demand might be due to the novelty of staking yields, and the real test will be if the ETFs maintain investor interest over time. If Solana follows Bitcoin's pattern after its ETF launch in 2024, it could see significant price increases, potentially reaching $1,500, which is a 10x increase from current levels. However, if the market weakens, Solana could drop by 30% to around $95. The article also mentions PepeNode, a mine-to-earn game where users can earn rewards in meme coins, noting its presale has already exceeded $2.1 million and offers high APY staking rewards.

Avalanche's AVAX token has experienced a significant drop in value during November, declining over 25% and falling below $13 due to regulatory concerns in the US. Despite the price decline, Avalanche launched its Granite upgrade, which aims to improve network speed and user experience. The upgrade includes features like faster block times, FaceID-style authentication for transactions, and reduced costs for cross-chain messaging. However, the price of AVAX remains in a downtrend, with analysts suggesting that a close above $16 is needed to indicate a potential recovery. Failure to hold the $13-$14 support level could lead to further declines, potentially towards $12 or even $10.

Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin has warned that quantum computers could potentially break the security of Bitcoin and Ethereum blockchains as early as 2028. The current cryptographic methods used by these cryptocurrencies, specifically elliptic curve cryptography, are vulnerable to attacks from advanced quantum computers. Recent progress in quantum computing by companies like Google and Microsoft has heightened these concerns. A quantum researcher predicts that a fault-tolerant quantum computer could exist before the 2028 U.S. elections. A Bitcoin developer suggests that Bitcoin needs to undergo a major update by 2030 to incorporate quantum-resistant security measures. Buterin suggests Ethereum can adapt through Layer 2 solutions to shield the main chain from quantum threats, but the crypto community needs to act fast to protect digital assets.

The recent drop in Bitcoin's price has led to increased demand for Bitcoin Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs). Companies like BlockTrust IRA and Alto are reporting a surge in activity as investors see the dip as a buying opportunity for long-term retirement savings. Experts believe that Bitcoin's fundamentals remain strong despite price fluctuations, making it an attractive asset for retirement portfolios, especially for younger investors with longer time horizons. Bitcoin IRAs offer tax advantages, such as tax-deferred or tax-free growth, allowing investors to accumulate more Bitcoin at lower prices. While beneficial for long-term investors, those nearing retirement should be cautious due to potential volatility and less time to recover from price drops. Experts predict that Bitcoin will become a more common component of retirement strategies in the coming years.

A recent report indicates that 42% of XRP holders are currently experiencing losses, as they purchased their tokens near the $3 mark and are now underwater by 40% or more. This situation raises concerns about potential market capitulation if prices continue to decline. XRP is facing a potential breakdown towards the $1.50 support level after failing to maintain higher levels. The launch of XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the US is anticipated as a potential long-term positive factor, which might attract more investment when the market becomes more stable. The article also mentions the Best Wallet Token ($BEST) presale, which is ending soon and offers users a platform for managing assets, staking tokens, and accessing crypto opportunities.

Michael Selig, nominated to chair the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), addressed the Senate Agriculture Committee regarding his plans for regulating decentralized finance (DeFi). Selig emphasized the need to understand the intricacies of DeFi and warned against overly aggressive regulation, suggesting it could drive businesses overseas. He believes the CFTC should have a key role in regulating digital assets, including DeFi. Senator John Boozman supported the CFTC's role in regulating digital commodities. Selig assured the committee he would consider diverse viewpoints if confirmed as chair, acknowledging concerns about the CFTC's current leadership situation with multiple vacant commissioner seats. He committed to ensuring the CFTC operates efficiently and fairly in regulating markets, including those for digital assets and DeFi.

The Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs has approved Travis Hill's nomination to lead the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) by a vote of 13-11. The nomination will now move to the full Senate for a final vote. Hill, who currently serves as acting chairman, is known for supporting innovation in banking, especially regarding digital assets and cryptocurrency. He has rolled back policies that restricted banks from engaging in crypto-related activities, allowing them to explore digital assets with fewer regulatory hurdles. However, his nomination faces opposition from Democrats due to unresolved issues of harassment and unsafe workplace practices within the FDIC. Hill has pledged to address these internal problems and improve the agency's work environment. If confirmed, Hill's leadership could significantly influence the FDIC's approach to financial innovation, risk management, and its relationship with the cryptocurrency industry by modernizing banking regulations and increasing collaboration between traditional banks and emerging technologies.

Shiba Inu has been officially recognized in Japan as a top-tier compliant crypto asset, joining Bitcoin and Ethereum. This means Japanese regulators now view Shiba Inu as a legitimate digital asset, not just a speculative token. This recognition allows Japanese crypto exchanges to list Shiba Inu more easily and opens the door for larger investors to participate in Shiba Inu within Japan. This also has the potential to attract investors due to possible tax reforms that could lower taxes on approved crypto assets like Shiba Inu to around 20%. This move signals to the global market that Shiba Inu has matured and become a more credible and regulated asset, which could lead to increased investment and adoption.

Bitcoin is experiencing a period of intense selling pressure as short-term holders are selling their coins at a loss. An indicator called STH-SOPR has been below a critical level for several weeks, signaling that these holders are selling out of fear. A large amount of Bitcoin, specifically 65,200 BTC, has been sent to exchanges at a loss. This pattern of losses and panic selling often occurs near the end of market corrections before stronger buyers step in. Bitcoin's price is currently around $91,000, near a support level around $88,000-$90,000. While the market has been in a decline, Bitcoin is still above its longer-term moving averages, suggesting the overall trend hasn't been broken. However, the recent loss of mid-term support indicates the market is struggling.

Kraken, a cryptocurrency exchange, has raised $800 million in a funding round that values the company at $20 billion. This is a significant increase from the $27 million it previously raised since its founding in 2011. The funding came from two parts, including investments from firms like Jane Street and Citadel Securities. Kraken's strong financial performance, including $1.5 billion in revenue in 2024 and exceeding that amount in the first three quarters of 2025, attracted these investors. The company plans to use the funds to expand globally, offer more diverse products, and increase its presence in traditional finance. Citadel Securities' involvement signals a growing acceptance of cryptocurrency infrastructure by Wall Street firms. Kraken also plans for a possible initial public offering (IPO) in early 2026.

On November 19, 2025, Bitcoin's price dropped over 3% to around $88.5k before recovering to $90.5k, impacting the broader crypto market which saw a 3.5% decrease to $3.07 trillion. This downturn led to over $651 million in liquidations for leveraged crypto traders. However, the article suggests a potential Bitcoin-led rally in the coming weeks due to three factors. Firstly, retail traders are selling off their Bitcoin, while miners and long-term holders are holding steady, which historically precedes market rebounds. Secondly, historical patterns show Bitcoin potentially repeating its price action following the 2019 U.S. government shutdown. Thirdly, Bitcoin has retested a key support level above $90k and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicates oversold conditions, suggesting a possible rebound.

Bill Hill, a co-founder of the Samourai Wallet cryptocurrency mixing service, has been sentenced to four years in prison. The sentencing stems from Hill's conviction on charges of operating an unlicensed money transmitting business. This legal action highlights increased regulatory scrutiny of cryptocurrency services that offer enhanced privacy features, particularly those perceived as facilitating illicit activities through obfuscating transaction origins.

Bullish reported an $18.5 million profit for Q3, benefiting from increased options trading and the launch of U.S. spot trading. Ark Invest has purchased approximately $172 million of Bullish shares since its August listing. The company anticipates subscription and services revenue of $47 million to $53 million for Q4 and holds $3.48 billion in net liquid assets. Simultaneously, Bitcoin ETFs are experiencing a difficult period, with November seeing record redemptions. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) experienced a $523 million outflow on November 18, its largest since January 2024, as Bitcoin fell to around $89,000. IBIT has seen five consecutive days of net redemptions, totaling approximately $1.425 billion. While some ETFs, like the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust, saw inflows, the overall trend indicates investors are reducing their Bitcoin ETF holdings amid price drops. Bitcoin's price decline from its October high has put pressure on ETF investors, with many now near or below their average cost basis of approximately $90,146. Despite recent withdrawals, IBIT remains the largest Bitcoin ETF with $87.63 billion in assets under management.

Bitcoin miners, who had been selling off their holdings earlier in November, have now shifted to accumulating Bitcoin again. This change suggests that the pressure to sell may have subsided. Previously, miners sold an average of 831 BTC daily between November 7 and 17, a significant shift from accumulating 843 BTC during the mid-October rally. In the last 30 days, miners accumulated BTC on 19 days and sold on 11, with a net accumulation of 419 BTC. The heaviest selling occurred on November 6, with 1,898 BTC sold at an average price of $102,600. Over the last seven days, miners added 777 BTC despite a price decline of 12%. Bitcoin's price has fallen, briefly dipping below $90,000, and is currently trading around $89,770, a 12% decrease in the last week. Crypto ETF's saw outflows of $523 million on Tuesday, primarily from BlackRock's IBIT. Some analysts are suggesting that Bitcoin could potentially fall to between $84,000 and $86,000, or even as low as $74,000, based on past market cycles.

While the broader cryptocurrency market is declining, privacy coins like Monero, Zcash, and Dash are showing relative strength. This is partly due to renewed interest in on-chain privacy following Ethereum's new privacy system, Kohaku. Monero needs to exceed $425 to maintain its upward momentum, with $477 being a key level for a larger rally, while staying above $367 is crucial for buyers. Zcash, which closely aligns with Ethereum's privacy approach, needs to break through $748 to continue its rally, with $585-$623 being a critical support zone. Dash, while less private than the other two, is also performing well and needs to close above $87 to sustain its rally, with $103 as the next target, but dropping below $61.38 would weaken its position.

Stellar (XLM) is struggling, showing a downtrend with its price around $0.2483. While there's a slight increase of 0.23% in the last hour, it's part of a larger pattern where the price keeps falling from lower highs. Attempts to increase the price have failed, staying below the $0.26 resistance level. Open interest is at 63.9 million, indicating traders are hesitant to make big moves without a clearer market direction. Although XLM is up 3.89% over the past 24 hours at $0.26, it contrasts with the short-term weakness and shows volatility. It has a market capitalization of $8.23 billion, with $184.4 million in trading volume. There are 32.18 billion tokens available, adding pressure as demand decreases. The price is fluctuating between $0.245 and $0.260, suggesting uncertainty. Indicators on TradingView show XLM trading at $0.2484, down nearly 2.9% for the day. It's below the $0.2762 level, heading towards the lower band at $0.2395, suggesting potential further decline.

The Ripple (XRP) community is discussing adding a staking feature to the XRP Ledger, which would allow XRP holders to earn rewards by locking up their tokens. This follows the launch of Canary Capital's XRP ETF, which saw $57 million in trading volume on its first day. The discussion about staking involves technical challenges related to XRP's unique setup. Ripple's CTO proposed a possible solution involving a governance token to manage validator selection. In addition to potential staking rewards, the new XRP ETF provides a more accessible way for traditional investors to invest in XRP. DeFi projects like Doppler Finance and Flare Network are also exploring ways to create yield-generating opportunities for XRP holders, such as liquid staking. The developments show XRP moving beyond just payments into broader investment and DeFi opportunities.

The crypto market is seeing a potential shift, with altcoins possibly leading the next bull run instead of Bitcoin. XRP is highlighted for its role in modernizing global payments, with its price increasing 93% over the past year and analysts predicting a potential rise to $10 by 2026 if regulations become favorable. Solana is noted for its speed and scalability, becoming a strong competitor to Ethereum, and analysts suggest it could reach $1,000 in 2026. Aster, a project combining decentralized trading platforms, has seen a 33% increase in the past two weeks and is trading around $1.34, with potential for further growth. Bitcoin Hyper, a meme coin with layer-2 technology, has raised $28 million in its presale and offers high yields for early participants. The overall sentiment suggests a focus on altcoins with strong use cases and potential for significant growth in the coming years.

A Chinese AI called Kimi is predicting significant price increases for XRP, Bitcoin, and Shiba Inu by the end of 2025. Kimi's models suggest XRP could reach $5-$10, a 330% increase from its current price of around $2.13. Bitcoin is predicted to potentially reach $250,000 by 2026, following a recent all-time high of $126,080. Shiba Inu could see a price between $0.0001 and $0.000127, representing a potential 10x increase if it breaks above the $0.000025 zone. The predictions are based on factors like the Federal Reserve's rate cuts, market recovery, and specific developments within each cryptocurrency's ecosystem. Additionally, a new meme coin called Maxi Doge has generated $4 million in its presale, offering staking returns up to 76% APY and is traded at $0.000269 during the presale.

New Hampshire has approved the first municipal bond in the United States to be backed by Bitcoin. The state's Business Finance Authority (BFA) authorized a $100 million bond that allows companies to borrow money using Bitcoin as collateral, requiring them to post about 160% of the loan's value in Bitcoin. A safeguard is in place to protect investors if the Bitcoin price falls below 130% of the loan value. This initiative enables companies to access capital without selling their Bitcoin, while transaction fees and earnings will support the state's Bitcoin Economic Development Fund. The move is seen as a way to potentially tap into the $140 trillion global debt market by using currently idle crypto reserves to generate yield, support loans, and fund economic projects, and may encourage institutional investors to explore crypto-backed financing.

Cardano's price has fallen to a 90-day low, around $0.48, but on-chain metrics suggest it may be entering a "buy zone." The market sentiment indicates that many investors have already sold off their ADA holdings. The 30-day MVRV metric shows ADA is in an "Extreme Buy Zone," historically leading to price recoveries. Cardano is approaching a major long-term support level around $0.45, which has triggered trend reversals in the past. Analysts suggest a potential further drop to between $0.36 and $0.40 is possible, which would complete a cycle repetition.

Alphabet's stock price increased by 3% after Google released its new AI model, Gemini 3. Analysts have given positive initial reviews, stating it is a strong and state-of-the-art AI model. This rise in stock value also reflects confidence in Google's AI advancements. The new Gemini 3 model aims to provide better and more accurate answers to complex questions with less prompting, and Google plans to integrate it into its search products, the Gemini app, and enterprise services. This announcement follows a broader trend of Alphabet's stock surging, with a year-to-date increase of over 55%, supported by AI progress and an investment by Berkshire Hathaway.

Dogecoin's price is currently around $0.16, showing a recent increase of about 7%. This rise is happening alongside a general recovery in the cryptocurrency market. The price has found support around the $0.15 level, which has been a stable point in 2025. Some in the Dogecoin community are speculating the price could reach as high as $6.10, but analysts view this as speculative. If the price increases, the next resistance level to watch is $0.20. However, if it falls below $0.15, it could face further downward pressure. The trading volume for Dogecoin is over $1.99 billion, and its market capitalization is approximately $24.07 billion. Whether Dogecoin can sustain its momentum depends on market strength and trading volume.

California's tax revenue unexpectedly increased by $11 billion due to a surge in AI-related tech stocks, boosting capital gains for wealthy residents. However, state officials caution that this windfall is insufficient to prevent the state's deficit from growing to approximately $18 billion in the next fiscal year, driven by pre-existing obligations such as school funding and reserve deposits. The Legislative Analyst's Office (LAO) highlights the state's heavy reliance on high-income earners, particularly in the tech sector, and expresses concern that the AI stock surge might be driven by hype rather than concrete economic activity. Simultaneously, California is experiencing slower job growth, especially in the tech sector, and stagnant consumer spending. The state anticipates facing repeated deficits, potentially reaching $35 billion annually by 2027-28. The LAO has warned that California's budget is structurally weak, and the state has already depleted most of its short-term financial options to mitigate budget pressures.

KindlyMD, now trading as NAKA, reported its Q3 2025 results, highlighting its strategic shift towards Bitcoin. The company merged with Nakamoto Holdings and raised $540 million in proceeds and $200 million in convertible notes to fund its Bitcoin treasury. They accumulated 5,765 Bitcoin at an average price of $118,204.88, investing roughly $681 million. Key investments include $15 million in Treasury BV and $30 million in Metaplanet Inc. Amanda Fabiano was appointed as Chief Operating Officer to guide their Bitcoin strategy. The company reported Q3 revenue of $0.4 million and a net loss of $86.0 million, impacted by the Nakamoto acquisition and unrealized losses on Bitcoin assets. They raised $5.6 million through an ATM equity offering program. As of November 12, 2025, they held 5,398 Bitcoin.

Dogecoin is potentially on the verge of gaining more mainstream investment access through a Dogecoin ETF, which some predict could launch in about a week. Bloomberg analysts suggest the SEC's existing guidelines pave the way for approval, with Grayscale as a likely frontrunner, potentially followed by others. This could open Dogecoin to institutional investment and increase its demand. One company, BitOrigin, has already invested $500 million in Dogecoin, anticipating wider adoption. Technically, if the ETF news goes well, Dogecoin might break out above $0.20 and potentially target $0.50 or even $1.00, but if the ETF approval fails, Dogecoin could fall to $0.115 or even $0.085. Separately, a new meme coin called Maxi Doge ($MAXI) is gaining attention, with its presale raising $4 million and early investors earning up to 75% APY through staking.

BlackRock, a large investment firm with $10 trillion in assets, has registered an iShares Staked Ethereum Trust in Delaware. This follows the SEC's acknowledgement of BlackRock's filing regarding staking in their Ethereum ETF from approximately four months ago. The registration indicates BlackRock's continued interest in Ethereum-related investment products.

Bitcoin mining firm Bitfury is shifting its focus from cryptocurrency mining to technology investments. The company plans to launch a $1 billion technology fund to invest in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and decentralized identity systems. Bitfury intends to deploy $200 million in the first year, starting as early as Q4 2025, with the remainder invested over the following years. The fund will be supported by mining returns, investment gains, and external backers. While Bitfury has experience in infrastructure relevant to these technologies, success in venture investing is not guaranteed due to strong competition and market uncertainties. The company emphasizes investing in ethical emerging technologies that prioritize user privacy and security. Details about the fund's governance and specific investment rules are still emerging, but the transition from mining to investment will be closely monitored by the tech and crypto industries.

Dogecoin's price could potentially rise to above $1, according to an analyst who observes a pattern similar to one from 2023-2024 that preceded a large price increase. The current price is around $0.15, and the predicted rise to $1.10 could happen by 2026 if the pattern continues. Dogecoin's weekly chart has landed on a key support level for the third time in its current cycle, similar to late 2023 when it began a consistent uptrend. A breakout from a downtrend on a lower timeframe chart further supports the idea of a potential rise, with technical indicators such as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) showing positive momentum.

Cardano's price has fallen significantly in the past month, dropping nearly 30% and approaching a critical support level of $0.45. Despite this downturn, three indicators suggest a potential rebound. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) shows increased buying strength even as the price weakened, and the On-Balance Volume (OBV) broke above a downward trend line, signaling renewed buyer participation. Furthermore, the movement of ADA coins has decreased during the price drop, indicating strong conviction from long-term holders. To confirm a rebound, Cardano needs to hold above $0.45 and surpass $0.50-$0.52 as an initial sign of strength. A move above $0.60 would signal a trend reversal, potentially leading to a rally attempt towards $0.69. Failure to hold the $0.45 support could result in a further decline towards $0.40 or lower.

Block anticipates reaching $15.8 billion in gross profit by 2028, projecting mid-teens annual growth over the next three years. This forecast was revealed at the company's first investor day since 2022, aiming to reassure Wall Street after the stock declined over 30% in 2025. Upon release of the outlook, trading in Block shares briefly halted before the stock price increased by 9%. The company expects adjusted operating income to grow by approximately 30% annually, reaching $4.6 billion in 2028, with adjusted earnings per share expected to grow in the low-30% range to around $5.50. For 2026, Block forecasts $11.98 billion in gross profit, a 17% annual increase, alongside a more than 30% rise in both adjusted operating income and adjusted EPS, reaching $2.7 billion and $3.20, respectively. Block also introduced a new cash flow metric, projecting it to exceed $4 billion in 2028, representing about 25% of gross profit. The company expanded its share repurchase program by $5 billion, adding to the $1.1 billion remaining from a previous authorization.

Bitwise is launching its XRP ETF tomorrow, with the listing already visible on the Bloomberg terminal. Grayscale amended its XRP Trust filings to transition to a spot XRP ETF, targeting a November 24 launch. Franklin Templeton is also preparing to launch its XRP ETF on November 24, following similar steps. The coordinated launch schedule indicates a rapid expansion in the regulated crypto investment market. Bitwise's XRP ETF has key identifiers for institutional trading systems, confirming its debut.

Nvidia reported $57.01 billion in revenue for the third quarter, exceeding the expected $54.92 billion. Adjusted earnings per share were $1.30, surpassing the $1.25 forecast. The company anticipates around $65 billion in revenue for the current quarter, significantly higher than the $61.66 billion analysts predicted. Data center revenue reached $51.2 billion, a 66% year-over-year increase, with $43 billion from GPU compute and $8.2 billion from networking hardware. The surge in revenue is attributed to high demand for AI chips from major customers like Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Meta, and Oracle.

SEI is showing signs of a potential trend change, with analysts watching for a breakout. The cryptocurrency is compressing into a wedge pattern, repeatedly testing a demand zone. If SEI breaks above a descending trendline, it could enter a more positive phase. Currently trading at $0.15, SEI has seen a 1.91% increase in the last 24 hours, bringing its market capitalization to $960.74 million. Daily trading volume has exceeded $116 million, indicating increased activity. Technical indicators suggest possible oversold conditions, but bearish sentiment still remains dominant. The MACD indicator shows weak, fading bearish momentum.

Schneider Electric has secured contracts valued at approximately $2.3 billion with two U.S. data center operators, Switch ($1.9 billion) and Digital Realty ($373 million). These deals involve providing power and cooling systems to meet the increasing electricity demands of AI-driven data centers. The contracts are set to be fulfilled in phases over 2025 and 2026. The agreement with Switch includes power modules and advanced cooling systems, while the deal with Digital Realty covers uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) and switchgear. This expansion of Schneider's offerings addresses the need for upgraded data center infrastructure capable of handling the power and cooling demands of AI, which are straining the U.S. power grid. Data centers currently consume 4.4% of U.S. electricity, and this share could more than double by 2028. Schneider has committed $2 billion to expand capacity between 2024 and 2027 to meet the rising demand.

Nvidia's earnings exceeded expectations, and the company provided a strong future outlook. This positive news appeared to stabilize previously anxious financial markets. Following this announcement, Bitcoin's value increased, reaching over $90,000.

NVIDIA released its fiscal third-quarter earnings, reporting $57 billion in revenue, exceeding Wall Street's expectation of $54.92 billion. Earnings per share (EPS) were $1.30, also surpassing the expected $1.25. This news is important because the performance of NVIDIA, a key player in AI hardware, can influence the tech sector and, consequently, the crypto market. A strong report could stabilize equity futures and reduce the risk-off sentiment that has been impacting digital assets. Conversely, weaker results could lead to tech sector declines and negatively affect crypto. The crypto market's reaction will also depend on liquidity, ETF flows, stablecoin supply, and broader macroeconomic factors like the strength of the dollar. How these factors align following the earnings release will determine whether crypto experiences stability or continued volatility.

Spark, a large decentralized finance (DeFi) platform, has decided to stop its plans to create a crypto application for regular users. Instead, the company will concentrate on building infrastructure for institutional clients. This change in strategy means Spark will prioritize serving businesses and organizations in the crypto space rather than individual investors.

Bitcoin has rebounded to around $92,900 after testing the $90,000 support level, a point where buy orders consistently appeared. Traders are now watching the $94,000 resistance level as the next key target; breaking above this could lead to further gains towards $100,000 and even $115,000, where large concentrations of orders exist. However, failure to overcome $94,000 could result in a pullback towards $88,000. Trading volumes have decreased, indicating caution among investors. Currently, Bitcoin's market activity is showing a balance between buyers and sellers, but a decisive move above $94,000 would indicate stronger buying interest, while a drop below $90,000 could signal renewed selling pressure. At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading around $92,012, up slightly in the last 24 hours.

MP Materials has entered into a binding joint venture agreement with the U.S. Department of Defense and Saudi Arabia's Maaden to establish a rare earth refinery in Saudi Arabia. MP Materials and the Pentagon will together hold a 49% stake in the venture, while Maaden will own at least 51%. The U.S. government will fully fund the American side of the project, with MP Materials providing technical and marketing support without contributing cash. The refinery aims to secure the supply of rare earth materials for military systems, electric vehicles, clean energy, and semiconductors. This deal expands MP Materials' global reach and ensures U.S. oversight of the operation, aligning with national security objectives. Separately, MP Materials is in discussions with Saudi officials regarding local magnet production. Following the announcement, MP Materials' shares increased by 9%. Goldman Sachs initiated coverage on MP Materials with a price target of $77, suggesting a 32% potential increase.

Trump's nominee, Selig, to head the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) informed senators that overseeing the cryptocurrency market is a 'critical mission' for the agency. This suggests a potential increase in CFTC's regulatory focus on the crypto sector if Selig is confirmed. The statement indicates a possible shift in regulatory landscape for digital assets under a future Trump administration.

Arush Sehgal, a former member of FTX's unsecured creditors committee, claims that there were three well-funded entities prepared to acquire and relaunch FTX after its collapse. According to Sehgal, these potential buyers, including a consortium involving Kraken CEO Arjun Sethi, Bullish led by Thomas Farley, and Figure headed by Mike Cagney, had significant equity offers that could have returned tens of billions of dollars to FTX creditors. Sehgal alleges that the legal team overseeing FTX's bankruptcy, specifically Sullivan & Cromwell, shut down the sale process, derailing a potential revival. He argues that this decision prevented creditors from benefiting from the expertise and capital of these bidders. The bankruptcy estate defended its decision, stating that no investor was ready to commit the necessary capital for a restart and that negotiations had failed to secure funding. Sehgal's claims contradict this defense, suggesting that viable offers were rejected, potentially harming FTX creditors.

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) experienced a significant outflow of $523 million, the largest single-day withdrawal since its launch, contributing to a total of $1.43 billion leaving over five days. This occurred as Bitcoin's price declined below $90,000. Notably, Abu Dhabi's Mubadala fund had tripled its investment in IBIT, purchasing approximately 8 million shares worth around $518 million shortly before this price drop, increasing their holdings to 8.7 million shares valued at $567 million before the downturn. This highlights a broader trend of sovereign wealth funds from the Gulf region increasing their Bitcoin exposure for long-term diversification. The ETF outflows indicate a wider institutional shift as Bitcoin's price falls from its peak, with investors potentially securing profits or decreasing risk. The market will be watching to see how sovereign funds react to ongoing volatility.

BlackRock's IBIT Bitcoin ETF experienced a significant outflow of $523 million in a single day, contributing to a total of $1.43 billion withdrawn over five days. This occurred as Bitcoin's price declined. Simultaneously, the Abu Dhabi Investment Council tripled its holdings of IBIT shares to approximately 8 million shares, worth around $518 million before the price drop. Despite this increased investment from the sovereign wealth fund, the overall trend indicates institutional investors are reducing their Bitcoin exposure amidst market volatility, suggesting a potential shift in sentiment among even the largest crypto funds. The market is watching to see if these sovereign wealth funds will increase, maintain, or decrease their positions given the price volatility.

Solana (SOL) is showing signs of recovery, outperforming other major cryptocurrencies with a 7% price increase in the last 24 hours. Buyers are demonstrating renewed confidence, pushing the price above $140. Technical indicators suggest a potential cyclical bottom around $130, supported by strong on-chain data like elevated network volumes and increasing staking activity. Bullish divergences are appearing on the charts, hinting at a possible trend reversal. Analysts note that Solana is showing strength against Ethereum (ETH) and Binance Coin (BNB), indicating a potential shift in market dominance. A significant liquidity cluster is observed between $170 and $200, acting as a target zone for price increases. If Solana maintains support above $135 and continues to outperform other major cryptocurrencies, a return to the $180-$200 range is considered likely.

XRP investors are experiencing significant losses, with profitable supply at its lowest since November 2024, despite the token's price being higher than last year. Currently, 41.25% of the circulating XRP supply, approximately 26.5 billion tokens, is underwater, indicating many recent buyers are holding unrealized losses, creating market instability. Exchange balances of XRP have also sharply decreased, dropping from about 5 billion to 2.8 billion after the release of an XRP ETF. This reduction in available XRP on exchanges has sparked discussion about a potential supply shock. One analyst predicts XRP could reach $1,000 by year's end and $1,700 during this bull cycle.

Bitcoin miners, who initially sold off their holdings as the price of Bitcoin fell from a high of $119,771 to below $90,000, have now started to accumulate Bitcoin again. This suggests they anticipate more stable market conditions. Short-term Bitcoin holders, however, are experiencing losses, with many selling their coins at a loss due to market fears. Approximately 65,200 BTC were moved to exchanges at a loss during this period. Some market commentators suggest that the Bitcoin price decline reflects broader economic pressures rather than problems specific to Bitcoin itself. Bitcoin is currently trading near $91,200, with key resistance levels identified at $91,881, $92,562, $94,010, and $96,581.

Kevin Hassett, a potential candidate for Federal Reserve chair, suggested Congress could consider $2,000 tariff rebate checks in 2026, citing strong tariff revenue. He cautioned against excessive spending that could fuel inflation, drawing a contrast with past views on inflation being temporary. While Hassett believes progress is being made on the national debt, federal data indicates it continues to rise. Donald Trump indicated he's nearing a decision on the next Federal Reserve chair, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent leading the search. The shortlist includes Christopher Waller, Michelle Bowman, Kevin Warsh, Kevin Hassett, and Rick Rieder. Trump aims to finalize his choice by mid-December, potentially announcing it before Christmas. Bessent has stated he will not be taking the position.

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson is launching a new privacy-focused blockchain called Midnight, which he refers to as his "second kid." The rollout of Midnight will occur in four phases named after Hawaiian moon cycles, starting in Q4 2025 and aiming for full mainnet launch by Q3 2026. The native utility token for Midnight, called NIGHT, will begin distribution, exchange listings, and trading on December 8, 2025. Despite Hoskinson's focus on Midnight, he has denied rumors of leaving Cardano, as Midnight is built on the Cardano chain. Meanwhile, Cardano's ADA token has hit a new yearly low, dropping over 20% and facing resistance at $0.50. Some traders are shifting focus to newer projects like SUBBD, an AI-powered media platform, which has raised $1.33 million in its presale.

New Hampshire has approved a $100 million municipal bond that is backed by Bitcoin, marking the first instance of a U.S. state using Bitcoin as collateral for public finance. The bond is structured with a 160% Bitcoin collateralization ratio, meaning the Bitcoin backing the bond is worth 160% of the bond's value. This was made possible by New Hampshire's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve law passed earlier in 2025, which allows the state to allocate up to 5% of its treasury to Bitcoin and other large digital assets. The bond is intended to fund public infrastructure projects and potentially open the door for other states to use similar crypto-backed financing models. BitGo is being used for custody of the Bitcoin. Following the announcement, Bitcoin's price experienced a slight increase of approximately 0.24%, reaching over $92,000, while trading volumes and open interest saw a slight decrease.

Crypto exchange Kraken has secured $800 million in funding through two separate deals. The first tranche, totaling $600 million, was led by institutional investors like Jane Street and DRW Venture Capital. A separate $200 million strategic investment came from Citadel Securities, valuing Kraken at $20 billion. Kraken plans to use the funds to expand its on-chain financial infrastructure globally, strengthen its regulatory standing, and develop new products, including expanding beyond crypto into other asset classes. The company is targeting growth in Latin America, Asia Pacific, and the EMEA region, and is also focused on offering advanced trading tools, staking options, enhanced payment services, and better features for institutional investors. Kraken reported $1.5 billion in revenue in 2024 and has already surpassed that in the first three quarters of 2025.

The U.S. accounting standards board (FASB) is working on new rules for how companies report crypto assets, specifically when they move those assets around. This is because current rules are unclear about when a company can remove crypto from its balance sheet after a transfer. The goal is to create more consistent reporting as companies use crypto more. This follows FASB's previous decision to require companies to report the market value of certain crypto assets each quarter, starting after December 15, 2024. Separately, the Treasury Department is planning to exempt crypto from the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax (CAMT) for companies earning over $1 billion, which could save some companies billions of dollars. The Senate is also looking at aligning crypto taxes with existing rules for securities and commodities. The IRS is also increasing its scrutiny of crypto taxes, sending warning letters to investors about possible errors in their filings.

XRP is currently trading around $2.09, facing downward pressure, but holding a key support level between $2.05 and $2.15. This $2 area is important because it's historically seen a lot of trading activity, potentially acting as a floor. If XRP stays above $2, analysts suggest it could rebound and aim for previous high prices. However, if it falls below $2, the price could drop further, potentially to $1.90 or even $1.25. Traders are watching this level closely, considering both technical charts and market data to predict XRP's next move. About 42% of XRP wallets are experiencing losses, which could lead to more selling if the price drops.

Ethereum's creator, Vitalik Buterin, warned that quantum computers could potentially break the cryptographic security of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin as early as 2028. This concern arises from recent advancements in quantum computing technology by companies like Google and Microsoft. Experts fear that these quantum computers could utilize Shor's algorithm to compromise the encryption protecting cryptocurrency wallets and transactions. The suggested solution is for blockchains like Bitcoin to implement stronger, quantum-resistant protections through a hard fork by 2030. Vitalik Buterin proposed that Ethereum could manage this risk by focusing innovation on Layer 2 solutions like rollups, wallets, and privacy tools, thereby making the base layer more secure.

Nearly 7 million Bitcoin are currently held at a loss, marking the highest level of unrealized losses since January 2024. This is due to a large amount of Bitcoin being purchased near previous all-time highs. Short-term holders are selling their coins at a loss, contributing to market volatility. Bitcoin is currently trading around $90,000, testing a critical support level. A break below this level could lead to further price declines. However, if the price stabilizes above $90,000, it could signal that sellers are losing momentum.

The cryptocurrency WIF is experiencing a significant market downturn, with its market capitalization dropping from $5 billion to around $400 million. This decline is attributed to a loss of investor confidence, potentially fueled by allegations that the project's founding team is cashing out. Currently, WIF is trading at approximately $0.41, showing a slight increase of 1.62% over the past 24 hours, with a market capitalization of $408.59 million. Trading volume remains high at $162.9 million, indicating continued market activity, but open interest is declining, suggesting that traders are closing positions and hesitant to invest further. The token's price action is currently flat, reflecting market indecision and a lack of clear direction.

Bitcoin's price has fallen below $90,000, erasing all of its gains for 2025 and marking a 28% drop from its peak in early October. This decline represents one of the most significant corrections in the crypto market since 2017. The overall crypto market has lost approximately $1.2 trillion in value in recent weeks, with Ethereum also dropping below $3,000. The selloff has been fueled by outflows from Bitcoin ETFs, where nearly $2.3 billion has been withdrawn over five sessions, and liquidations of leveraged positions. Market sentiment is currently at "Extreme Fear." Analysts suggest that Bitcoin could potentially fall further, possibly to around $74,000 if the correction worsens, or even down to the $20,000-$25,000 range in an extreme scenario. However, a full credit crisis would be needed for it to go this low. For now, Bitcoin's price is caught between investors accumulating at these levels and institutions not buying aggressively.