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A Bitcoin wallet that had been inactive for 13 years moved 12,000 Bitcoin, worth approximately $1.4 billion, to a cryptocurrency exchange. This large transfer caused a temporary 2% drop in Bitcoin's price as traders speculated about a potential sale. Analysts are closely watching Bitcoin's price movement around the $104,000-$105,000 resistance level, with $100,000 as the next support level if it fails to hold. Market data suggests the selling pressure is from long-term Bitcoin holders taking profits, rather than a sudden panic sell-off.

A recent report indicates that almost 25% of adults in Asia who have access to the internet may own cryptocurrency. This suggests a significant level of crypto adoption within the Asian internet-using population. The report highlights the potential market size and penetration of digital assets in the region.

Cash App has launched an upgrade that integrates Bitcoin Lightning Network payments and stablecoin transfers. This allows users to make faster and cheaper Bitcoin payments using the Lightning Network, without necessarily holding Bitcoin. A new Bitcoin Map feature helps users find nearby businesses that accept Bitcoin and pay via Lightning. Soon, users will also be able to send and receive stablecoins, providing a digital dollar transfer option. These updates are part of a broader effort to make money transfers more efficient and accessible within the app, following strong Bitcoin revenue reported by Block in the third quarter, which reached nearly $2 billion. The changes aim to benefit both merchants and consumers, offering faster payments and stable value transfers.

Anthropic reports discovering the first documented case of AI-orchestrated cyber espionage backed by the Chinese government. The attack, detected in mid-September 2025, leveraged Anthropic's Claude Code AI model to infiltrate approximately 30 high-value targets, including tech companies, banks, chemical manufacturers, and government agencies across multiple countries. The AI ran roughly 80-90% of the attack, automating network scanning, vulnerability identification, exploit code creation, credential theft, and data exfiltration. The AI also created backdoors and detailed reports. Anthropic believes this signifies a turning point, showing AI's increased capabilities in cyber warfare and the reduced skill barrier for launching large-scale attacks. Anthropic alerted affected organizations and authorities, is improving its models, and urges other AI developers and cybersecurity teams to invest heavily in AI safety and integrate AI into threat detection.

Shiba Inu's price may potentially recover due to a new partnership with Unity Nodes. This collaboration aims to increase the utility of SHIB tokens. The partnership suggests an expansion of SHIB's functionalities, which could positively influence its market value.

Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) is now available on the Hedera network, allowing Bitcoin holders to use their BTC in decentralized finance (DeFi) applications on Hedera without selling or moving their Bitcoin to potentially riskier platforms. WBTC is a tokenized version of Bitcoin, with each WBTC backed by real Bitcoin held in reserve by a regulated custodian, BitGo. This integration allows Bitcoin to be used for lending, staking, trading, and providing liquidity within Hedera's DeFi ecosystem. Hedera aims to boost its DeFi activity and attract more users and developers by offering a fast and cost-effective network. The move signifies a growing trend of Bitcoin being used beyond a simple store of value and as a tool for DeFi, with major exchanges noting BTCFi as a trend. The listing of WBTC on Hedera may increase Hedera's DeFi activity by introducing new users and increasing liquidity.

Reports surfaced that Elon Musk's AI company, xAI, had raised $15 billion from investors, but Musk denied this on social media. The supposed funding would have added to a previously reported $10 billion raise from September, valuing xAI at $200 billion. The new funds were allegedly intended for purchasing GPUs. xAI is integrated with Tesla, featuring the Grok chatbot in Tesla vehicles, and has invested millions in Tesla's energy storage systems for its data centers in Memphis. A proposed investment by Tesla into xAI was recently rejected by shareholders at a Tesla meeting. xAI acquired X (formerly Twitter) in March in an all-stock deal valued at $33 billion.

Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) is showing weakness compared to other memecoins, consistently underperforming while others stabilize. The price is in a downtrend, repeatedly failing to break above resistance levels. It's currently near a key support level around $0.0139, and if this fails, the price could drop further, potentially to the $0.005 to $0.006 range. To reverse the bearish trend, PENGU needs to break above the $0.020-$0.022 range. Trading volume is declining, making it difficult for the price to recover. The overall trend is bearish until key resistance levels are overcome, but the reaction from current support levels will determine if a recovery is possible. A break below $0.0139 may lead to prices of $0.0130 or $0.0128.

France has lifted travel restrictions on Telegram founder Pavel Durov, allowing him to travel freely after a year of mandatory police check-ins that began with his arrest in August 2024. Durov, a French-Russian citizen, was initially detained in Paris on allegations that Telegram enabled organized crime due to insufficient content moderation, particularly concerning child sex abuse material. Although the travel ban has been lifted as of November 13, 2025, a criminal investigation is still ongoing, focusing on Telegram's alleged role in facilitating illicit transactions and the distribution of illegal content. Despite Telegram implementing additional moderation tools, Durov could face up to 10 years in prison and fines of over $550,000 if convicted. Durov has criticized French authorities, arguing the investigation infringes on free speech. The case's outcome could significantly impact platform accountability and regulation of messaging services in Europe.

Dogecoin is currently trying to recover from a recent price decline affecting the broader cryptocurrency market. After falling below $0.16, Dogecoin has been trading between $0.17 and $0.186. The price is now just below a resistance level of $0.186, which it has been unable to break through this week. According to technical analysis, a successful break above $0.186 could lead to a strong upward push, potentially taking the price above $0.2. Failure to break this level could result in a temporary price pullback before another attempt to move higher. Currently, Dogecoin is trading at $0.1764, an increase of 2.5% over the last day.

According to BeLaunch's analysis, SUI is showing signs of a potential recovery after a recent price drop, with a possible target of $20 in the next bull cycle. The analysis outlines two scenarios: a high-probability breakout above a key resistance level, potentially leading to new highs, and a lower-probability corrective phase. On-chain data indicates Total Value Locked (TVL) is holding around $1.4 billion, and Daily Active Users (DAU) are approaching 900,000. Despite lagging price, these metrics suggest a possible accumulation phase, where investors are quietly positioning themselves. Historically, SUI has rallied within a month of TVL and DAU trending upwards, indicating a potentially bullish move ahead.

The first U.S. spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) linked to XRP, managed by Canary Capital under the ticker XRPC, is launching today on Nasdaq. A hybrid XRP ETF already has $131 million in assets. XRP has found support at $2.10, and analysts predict that if it breaks above the 200-day EMA, it could reach $3. A surge to $5 is considered achievable in the coming months, while some projections point to a long-term target of $100. Simultaneously, a new presale project called Pepenode ($PEPENODE), focused on virtual meme coin mining, has raised over $2.1 million. Pepenode allows users to earn meme coins through virtual rigs, and it burns up to 70% of tokens spent on upgrades to drive value.

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a downturn, with Bitcoin down 7% and Ethereum down 11% over the past month. Amidst this market caution, PEPENODE ($PEPENODE), an ERC-20 token, is presented as a potential alternative investment. PEPENODE is currently in presale, having already raised $2.1 million. The project distinguishes itself by planning to launch a mine-to-earn platform that allows users to mine cryptocurrencies without investing in expensive hardware. Users can build virtual mining rigs using PEPENODE tokens and earn rewards in other tokens like Pepe and Fartcoin. The token also offers a staking yield of 600% APY. The presale is ongoing at $0.0011454 per PEPENODE, with a price increase scheduled for tomorrow. The total supply of PEPENODE will be 210 billion tokens, claimable after the presale ends.

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An analyst predicts that XRP could experience a significant price increase due to a potential supply shortage on major exchanges. The amount of XRP available on exchanges like Binance is decreasing, with Binance holding about 2.785 billion XRP tokens as of November 12, 2025, down from 2.795 billion the previous day and continuing a decline that began in early 2025. This reduction in supply, coupled with anticipation of upcoming XRP Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) that could attract billions of dollars in investment, may lead to a surge in demand and a subsequent price rally. Experts believe that if XRP ETFs are approved, both institutional and retail investors will buy into them, further straining the limited supply and driving up the price.

Several publicly listed crypto companies holding significant Solana (SOL) reserves are taking a defensive financial approach due to market volatility. Upexi, a company holding roughly 2 million SOL (valued at $283 million), has announced a $50 million share repurchase program after its stock price dropped nearly 47% in the past month. This buyback aims to boost shareholder value and reflects confidence in the company's long-term strategy. The move follows a similar announcement from Forward Industries, which authorized a $1 billion share repurchase program. These companies, along with others like Solana Company, DeFi Development Corp, and Sharps Technology, are among the top holders of Solana, collectively controlling 24 million SOL worth about $3.4 billion. Despite a recent dip in Solana's price, these companies are maintaining their positions, with about half of their SOL holdings being staked for yield. However, many of these Solana-holding companies are trading at a discount relative to the net asset value of their treasuries, which indicates caution from the investors. These strategies represent a shift towards managing digital assets both as stores of value and as income-generating assets.

A Bybit study revealed that 16 blockchain networks have the ability to freeze users' crypto assets. This feature allows blockchain foundations or validators to restrict transactions, raising concerns about centralization. The study analyzed 166 blockchains and identified 16 with crypto-freezing powers, categorized into hardcoded, configuration-based, and on-chain mechanisms. Hardcoded freezing is embedded in the core code of blockchains like Chiliz, Viction, XDC Network, Binance Coin, and VeChain. Configuration-based freezing is controlled through validator settings on networks like Harmony, Havah, SUPRA, APTOS, EOS, Oasis, WAX, SUI, LINEA, and WAVES. On-chain freezing is executed via system-level contracts in blockchains like Huobi ECO Chain. Examples of fund freezing include the SUI Foundation freezing $162 million after the Cetus Protocol hack, BNB Chain using hardcoded blacklists to contain a $570 million exploit, and VeChain freezing funds after a $6.1 million breach in 2019.

VeChain (VET) has experienced a modest price increase of over 20% this past week after a significant drop in October, but it hasn't recovered to previous levels. Historically, November has been a strong month for VET, but traders are hesitant this year. Despite the potential for seasonal gains, the amount of money being used to trade VET hasn't bounced back since the October crash, suggesting a lack of strong belief in its recovery. VET is currently trading around $0.0168, facing resistance at $0.0173. A break above this level could push the price towards $0.0200, while a failure to do so, and a drop below $0.0157, could lead to a further decline to $0.0147.

Optimism's OP token is currently trading around $0.41, after briefly rising above $0.44. The price has decreased by 1.64% recently, showing weakened buyer interest. Market activity, including open interest (speculative positions) and trading volume, suggests indecision and cooling enthusiasm compared to previous peaks. The project's market capitalization is about $784.99 million, with a daily trading volume of $112.25 million and a circulating supply of 1.89 billion tokens. Technical indicators point to a bearish bias and range-bound conditions, with the price likely to fluctuate between $0.35 and $0.47 until a clearer trend emerges.

The Canary XRP ETF (XRPC) launched and achieved $58.5 million in trading volume on its first day. This exceeded the first-day trading volume of Bitwise BSOL, which was around $57 million. The ETF also saw approximately $245 million in net asset inflows. Its debut outperformed over 900 other spot ETFs launched in 2025. Market analysts anticipate XRP price increases in the future, driven by institutional investment and potential increases in the global money supply.

A Chinese AI model called Kimi AI is predicting significant price increases for XRP, Cardano, and Pi Network by the end of 2025. Kimi AI forecasts XRP to potentially reach between $5 and $15, which would be a 500% increase from its current price. It also predicts that Cardano could surge to around $6, representing a 953% jump from its current trading level. For Pi Network, Kimi AI anticipates a 160% rise to $0.60. The predictions come after the Federal Reserve's recent rate cut and a rebound in the crypto market. The article also mentions Maxi Doge, a new meme coin, which has raised over $4 million in its presale and offers staking rewards.

The cryptocurrency market experienced a correction after a peak in early October, but analysts anticipate a rebound leading into 2026. XRP, Solana, and Bitcoin are highlighted as potential leading cryptocurrencies in the next bullish market phase. XRP is focused on global payments and has grown 279% over the past year, with a potential to reach $10 by early 2026 if certain regulatory approvals occur. Solana, a competitor to Ethereum, is considered scalable and has seen spot ETFs approved, with a long-term price target of $1,000. Bitcoin, after hitting $126,080, is expected to continue its dominance, potentially reaching $250,000 by 2026 if regulatory frameworks are favorable. Additionally, Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER), a layer-2 scaling solution meme coin built on Solana Virtual Machine, is presented as a project with significant growth potential. It has already raised $27 million in presale funding.

BASEDD House, initially a content collective, is evolving into an incubator and infrastructure provider for creators on the Solana blockchain. The $BASEDD token is becoming the central economic driver, supporting creator tokens and platform utilities. BASEDD House is launching a platform to standardize token tools like staking and airdrops, aiming to be a key part of Solana's creator economy. The $BASEDD token has a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000, with roughly 70% held by the project, allocated to the community, team, creators, liquidity, ecosystem, company, and future investors. Their goal is to establish a structured environment for creators to build token-powered brands. By providing this infrastructure, BASEDD House aims to connect creators with audiences through real utility, fostering a sustainable creator economy on Solana.

President Trump signed a bill ending the longest government shutdown in US history, which lasted 43 days due to disagreements between Republicans and Democrats on spending. The shutdown resulted in an estimated 60,000 private sector job losses. While most Polymarket bettors correctly predicted the shutdown's end, some Democratic lawmakers like Senator Elizabeth Warren opposed the deal because it did not address health care affordability. The bill is considered positive for the digital asset industry as it increases pressure on lawmakers to develop clear cryptocurrency regulations. Senators Boozman and Booker recently introduced a crypto market structure discussion draft aimed at expanding the government's oversight of digital asset trading.

This article provides a price prediction for Zcash (ZEC) from 2025 to 2031. Zcash, founded in 2016, is a cryptocurrency focused on privacy through shielded transactions using zk-SNARK technology. The analysis suggests ZEC could reach a maximum of $799.95 in 2025, $1,270.96 in 2028, and between $2,883.82 and $2,932.35 in 2031. Technical analysis indicates ZEC is stabilizing after a recent rally, with potential for a mild rebound if it holds support near $480. However, a drop towards $450 is possible if selling pressure returns. Several analysts expect ZEC to be worth between roughly $735 and $885 by the end of 2026. Recently, false rumors about Zcash approaching a halving event drove up the price and the Winklevoss twins announced they were launching a project that would purchase roughly 5% of the total ZEC supply to support user freedom and privacy-focused infrastructure. Zcash is currently trading between $400 and $750.

VeChain has refuted claims made by Bybits Lazarus Security Lab that its blockchain contains a hidden feature to freeze funds. VeChain stated the claim is false and damaging to its reputation. The company clarified that in 2019, following a private key theft from a VeChain wallet, the community voted to implement a one-time blocklist to prevent the thief from liquidating the stolen assets. Validators updated their node software to reject transactions from the thief's wallets. VeChain emphasizes that this was a community-approved response to a security event, not a built-in fund freeze mechanism. Bybits' report claimed that 16 major blockchains possess features that allow freezing of user funds, citing VeChain, BNB Chain, Sui, Aptos, and XinFin's XDC Network as examples. The report identified three categories of freezing mechanisms: hardcoded, configuration-based, and on-chain contract freezing. VeChain maintains that independent audits confirm its software enables validators to reject transactions through governance, but not seize or freeze assets.

The Czech National Bank (CNB) has allocated $1 million to purchase Bitcoin, a U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin, and a tokenized bank deposit as part of a test portfolio. This initiative, which began in early 2025, aims to explore the management of digital assets and their potential role in the future of finance, but is outside of the bank's international reserves. The CNB will study blockchain technology's influence on payments, settlement, and security, including wallet operations and audit procedures. The central bank emphasizes that this is a learning exercise and doesn't reflect a change in monetary policy or affect its $140 billion in foreign reserves. Alongside the test portfolio, the CNB launched the CNB Lab to research emerging financial technologies like AI and instant payments.

Disney's stock price fell by 8% after the company released its fourth-quarter earnings report. While revenue reached $22.5 billion, it was less than the $22.83 billion Wall Street expected. A key reason for this shortfall was a 6% drop in revenue from Disney's entertainment division, which included a $107 million decrease in revenue from linear networks and a 21% drop in operating income due to lower ad spending and viewership. In particular, domestic TV networks experienced a decline in advertising revenue. Despite these challenges, Disney's streaming business, including Disney+, showed growth, adding 3.8 million subscribers and contributing to a $352 million profit from its direct-to-consumer segment. The experiences division, encompassing theme parks and resorts, also saw a 6% increase in revenue. Disney stock traded at $107.30, and the company is aiming for $375 million in profit for the first quarter of fiscal 2026 and plans to merge its streaming platforms next year.

A new cryptocurrency scam is emerging where criminals pretend to be police officers to steal funds. In Australia, scammers are using fake cybercrime reports generated through the government's ReportCyber portal to convince victims their personal data has been compromised. They then pressure victims into transferring their cryptocurrency to wallets controlled by the scammers. Globally, social engineering attacks are on the rise, with one victim losing $91 million in Bitcoin after scammers impersonated Coinbase support staff. In the UK, a similar scam resulted in a $2.8 million Bitcoin loss. A phishing network impersonating Coinbase also stole over $20 million in May. These incidents highlight the growing threat of scams targeting cryptocurrency holders, where criminals use deception and impersonation to steal digital assets.

Hugo Philion, co-founder of Flare Network, is advising XRP holders to be cautious about platforms offering high yield or staking rewards, especially those lacking transparency about how they manage funds. This warning follows a $93 million loss disclosed by Stream Finance, raising concerns about unregulated crypto platforms. Philion suggests using Flare Network's FXRP initiative as a more transparent DeFi option for XRP holders, emphasizing their commitment to openness in fund management. The XRP community has reacted with some frustration due to the lack of specific platform names in Philion's warning, but the overall sentiment is a call for increased due diligence and prioritizing security over high returns when dealing with yield-promising platforms.

The price of Bitcoin has dropped to around $98,000, continuing a downward trend that started last month. This decline follows the end of the government shutdown and growing uncertainty in the market. An analyst suggests that Bitcoin could fall as low as $83,000 if a potential pattern holds true, representing a further 15% decrease. Bitcoin has also fallen below its 200-day simple moving average, which has historically been a support level. If this level continues to be broken, the price could potentially drop to around $56,200, which would be a 42% decrease from its current price. Despite positive factors such as possible interest rate cuts, there are concerns that a new bear market could be starting. Bitcoin has lost almost 13% of its value in the last month and is currently only up 9% for the year.

A draft bill in the US Senate is stirring debate about whether XRP should be regulated as a commodity or a security. The bill proposes that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) oversee digital commodities like XRP, while the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) oversees securities. A Durham University study is being cited, describing XRP as a digital asset similar to gold, holding independent value. The study highlights XRP's dual role as both a commodity-like asset and a tool for cross-border payments within Ripple's network. Senators aim to clarify regulations for firms and markets. XRP is currently processing over $5 trillion annually, and Ripple aims to capture a significant portion of SWIFT's transaction volume. Following this news, XRP's price increased from $2.40 to $2.50, a 4% gain, with daily trade volume rising by 52% to nearly $5.8 billion.

Despite Bitcoin's price decline, large investors, known as whales, are significantly increasing their Bitcoin holdings. On-chain data indicates a major accumulation trend, with whales acquiring almost 45,000 Bitcoin in a single week, marking one of the largest weekly accumulations this year. This buying activity suggests strong, sustained confidence in Bitcoin's long-term value, even amidst market uncertainty. Experts suggest Bitcoin is entering a phase of structural maturity, evidenced by changes in market behavior. The traditional four-year cycle may be fading as consolidation periods lengthen and price movements become more stable. Current market structure indicates a potential catalyst is anticipated, with price hovering between $100,000 and $110,000. This shift points towards a more institutionally balanced market.

A crypto debate hosted by EMCD and BeInCrypto featured contrasting investment strategies for beginners. Michael Wrubel advocated for high-risk altcoins for potentially large returns, while Jan Warmus promoted a conservative approach focused on Bitcoin and mining. They discussed portfolio allocation, with Warmus suggesting a beginner-friendly Bitcoin-heavy portfolio and Wrubel emphasizing the potential of lower-cap projects. On identifying the next successful token, both agreed it's difficult, with Warmus citing a very low success rate for new coins. Regarding Bitcoin's future, both experts predicted growth, potentially exceeding $1 million, driven by institutional adoption. For institutional investors, Wrubel suggested an 80/20 Bitcoin/Ethereum split, while Warmus recommended diversifying with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and some altcoins, emphasizing compliance. For retail investors, Warmus highlighted Dollar-Cost Averaging, while Wrubel advised higher risk with small-cap assets for life-changing returns. The discussion also touched on staking for yield, with a caution about platform risk management. The event concluded with a Q&A, prize draw, and emphasized the importance of balancing risk, knowledge, and patience in crypto investing.

The first U.S. spot XRP ETF, named XRPC, has launched on Nasdaq, potentially leading to significant growth in XRP's market value. Analyst Zach Rector predicts that XRP could reach $10.70 by 2027 in a conservative scenario, assuming $5 to $10 billion in initial ETF inflows leading to a $500 billion market cap increase. In a more optimistic scenario, XRP could reach a $1 trillion market cap, potentially pushing its price to $19 to $20 per token, mirroring Bitcoin's post-ETF performance. Other analysts have made similar predictions for XRP's price after ETF launches. The XRPC ETF's launch is a major step in integrating XRP into traditional finance. XRP's price has already increased by 3.77% in the past 24 hours, currently trading at $2.51 with a market cap of $151.24 billion, signaling optimism for future price growth.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin released a "Trustless Manifesto," outlining the principles of blockchain systems that operate without intermediaries or private control. This has sparked debate within the Ethereum community about whether the current Ethereum ecosystem truly embodies these principles. While the core Ethereum blockchain is considered trustless by many because anyone can run a node and verify transactions, concerns arise from the reliance on centralized services like Infura and Alchemy for accessing the blockchain. These services, acting as intermediaries, handle wallet traffic and RPC requests, potentially compromising the ideal of trustless access. Additionally, some Ethereum rollups, which aim to make transactions cheaper, use sequencers that have upgrade keys, meaning users must trust the teams running these rollups. Supporters argue that while these issues exist, they are being addressed, with developments like open RPC endpoints, decentralized sequencers, and light clients aimed at increasing user autonomy and reducing reliance on centralized entities. The manifesto is seen as a guiding document for future development rather than a reflection of the current state.

ClearBank CEO Mark Fairless is urging the UK to develop stablecoins backed by the British pound to remain competitive in the global financial market. Fairless argues that without a GBP stablecoin, the UK risks falling behind in international payments as the financial landscape shifts towards on-chain finance and digital currencies. The Bank of England is actively working on regulatory frameworks for stablecoins, aiming to align with international standards while avoiding systemic risks. A consultation paper outlining proposed regulations, including reserve requirements and risk management, has been released with industry feedback due by February 2026.

Circle has launched StableFX, an on-chain foreign exchange (FX) engine for institutional investors, alongside a Partner Stablecoins program to expand its Arc blockchain. StableFX is designed for 24/7 stablecoin pair exchanges, using a request-for-quote model connecting multiple liquidity providers to ensure competitive pricing and reduce counterparty risk through atomic settlement. Over 100 institutions are participating in the StableFX public testnet, with a mainnet launch planned for 2026. The Partner Stablecoins program integrates regional stablecoins like BRL, AUD, JPY, MXN, KRW, CAD, ZAR, and PHP into the Arc ecosystem, working alongside USDC. Issuers must meet reserve, transparency, and risk management standards. This initiative aims to create a unified liquidity stack for global payments, remittances, and FX transactions, modernizing the FX market by removing the need for prefunded accounts and T+1 settlement cycles.

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The meme token Floki is currently testing a critical support level around $0.000062, which analysts are watching closely to determine if it can maintain its long-term price structure. As of November 13, 2025, Floki's price has slightly declined by 1.12% over the past 24 hours, trading at $0.00006136, with a market capitalization of $592,273,817 and a daily trading volume of $61,612,917. Technical indicators suggest neutral momentum, and analysts believe that if Floki can hold above its current support, it could attempt a rebound toward the $0.00007260 resistance level. However, a break below the current support could lead to further price declines towards $0.00004911.

Australians are being targeted by a new cryptocurrency scam where criminals impersonate police officers. The scammers file fake cybercrime reports using victims' personal information to appear legitimate. They then contact the victims, pretending to be law enforcement or representatives from crypto platforms, and pressure them to transfer their cryptocurrency to a 'cold storage' wallet. The scammers use spoofed phone numbers and authentic-looking reference numbers to gain the victims' trust. Authorities are warning Australians to be cautious of unsolicited calls and to verify any suspicious contact through official channels, as legitimate police will never ask for access to cryptocurrency wallets or seed phrases. Experts recommend updating security settings on wallets and exchanges and reporting scams to authorities to help track and prevent further incidents. The ReportCyber platform itself is secure; scammers are exploiting its third-party reporting feature.

The crypto article discusses Apeing ($APEING) as a potential crypto investment for 2025, emphasizing its community-driven approach and quick action philosophy. It contrasts Apeing with other cryptocurrencies like Sui (focused on speed and smart contracts), Monero (emphasizing privacy), and TRON (known for decentralized content). The article suggests Apeing is designed for investors who prioritize instinct and rapid adoption, while others are more suitable for those valuing technical performance, privacy, or content creation. Joining the Apeing whitelist requires visiting their official website and submitting an email. The article mentions a study indicating that investors who acted decisively in emerging crypto markets saw 18% more gains than those who hesitated.

Circle has launched StableFX on the Arc testnet, a new platform designed to facilitate faster and more programmable foreign exchange (FX) using stablecoins. This system aims to provide institutions with continuous, 24/7 access to cross-currency trading with instant settlement. StableFX partners with regional stablecoin issuers such as AUDF, BRLA, JPYC, KRW1, MXNB, PHPC, QCAD, and ZARU, expanding the range of currencies available. These partnerships allow institutions to use a single platform for stablecoin conversions, streamlining cross-border transfers by connecting various regional markets to a unified FX environment with liquidity from multiple providers. Circle envisions StableFX as a fundamental component of a future global stablecoin infrastructure, emphasizing its speed and programmability.

An XRP Spot ETF offered by Canarys recorded a trading volume of $26 million within its first 30 minutes of trading. This strong initial performance suggests the ETF has a good chance of achieving a record-breaking debut.

Bitcoin's price fell below $100,000, reaching $98,550.33, triggering significant liquidations of leveraged positions and mirroring a broader downturn in the cryptocurrency market. This decline was exacerbated by outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, totaling $278 million on November 12th and $961 million this month, which reduced buying pressure. Other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, Solana, and BNB also experienced drops. Analysis indicates that Bitcoin has been trading below the short-term holder cost basis, signaling a bearish market with low liquidity. Market sentiment is cautious, with traders showing reluctance to make directional bets. The market is seeing high trading volumes for options contracts that protect against further price drops, concentrating at the $100,000 level. Overall, the combined effect of high leverage, weak ETF demand, and resistance at higher price levels contributed to the price drop, with broader market risk sentiment also playing a role.

BNB's price is showing signs of stabilizing around the $960-$970 level, with analysts observing a potential buying zone at $945-$950 that's providing support. The coin is facing resistance in the $990-$1,030 range, where previous rallies have stalled. Market watchers are looking for increased trading volume to help BNB break through this resistance. Despite short-term fluctuations, long-term analysis indicates BNB is still in a multi-year uptrend, moving from the $300s in early 2024 to over $1,300 in 2025, before falling back to around $950. Intraday data shows BNB recovering from a dip near $940, with the $955-$960 range acting as immediate support.

Grayscale Investments has filed paperwork to register its Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) as a publicly traded company on the Nasdaq stock exchange. This move aims to convert the current trust structure into an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF), making it easier for a wider range of investors to access Bitcoin exposure through traditional markets. If approved, GBTC would become subject to SEC regulations and trade like a stock, potentially increasing liquidity and accessibility for investors interested in cryptocurrency.

Visa is piloting a program to allow businesses in the US to pay freelancers, creators, and gig workers using USD-pegged stablecoins like USDC directly into their crypto wallets. This aims to speed up payment times, potentially reducing waits from days to minutes, as 57% of digital creators prioritize instant access to earnings. The program utilizes Visa Direct, which already operates in over 195 countries. While recipients need to pass KYC/AML checks, they can then hold the stablecoin, convert it to local currency, or transfer it to a bank account where available. Broader availability is anticipated in the second half of 2026 after client onboarding and regulatory checks. However, challenges remain in user adoption due to wallet setup complexities, stablecoin management, and decisions regarding conversion fees and secure fiat-to-stablecoin conversions.

Ethereum is showing some weakness as it struggles to reach higher prices. However, large investors, sometimes called whales, are still buying Ethereum. One whale, known as 66kETHBorrow, has purchased about $1.33 billion worth of Ethereum since early November. This same whale has now borrowed another $120 million in USDT and moved it to Binance, a cryptocurrency exchange, likely to buy even more Ethereum. This suggests that big investors are confident in Ethereum's future and are preparing for a potential price increase. Ethereum is currently trading around $3,450-$3,500, with bulls trying to push the price higher, and faces resistance near $3,650.

BitMine (BMNR) stock has significantly outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum over the last six months, despite a recent monthly decline. The stock's price movement shows underlying strength, supported by On-Balance Volume (OBV) and Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicators, suggesting a potential continuation of its upward trend. A key obstacle to a full breakout is the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF), which needs to break above its downward trendline and zero level to confirm strong money flow into the stock. Institutional investors, including ARK Invest and BlackRock, hold substantial BMNR shares. Key price levels to watch are $42.76, where a close above could lead to $54.11 and then $65.47, while a drop below $35.74 would signal a potential downtrend towards $30.29. Currently, the stock maintains a bullish outlook, contingent on a positive shift in the CMF indicator.

Cryptocurrency markets experienced a downturn on Thursday, November 13, with Bitcoin falling below $99,000 for the first time since May 4. Bitcoin's price decreased by 3% in the last 24 hours, reaching approximately $98,447. Ethereum also saw a significant drop, decreasing by 7% to a price of $3,197. The market slump occurred amidst the end of the U.S. government shutdown and ongoing concerns about inflation.

France has lifted the travel ban on Telegram founder Pavel Durov, allowing him to travel freely while an investigation into his platform continues. Durov was initially arrested in Paris in 2024 at age 41 and was under reporting conditions to police in Nice. The investigation concerns alleged criminal activities on Telegram, including illegal trading and child sexual abuse material, with French investigators claiming Telegram hasn't cooperated with law enforcement requests. Durov is now free to reside in the UAE and travel without permission, after authorities determined that Durov had respected his judicial obligations. The investigation continues because French authorities believe Telegram is used by organized criminal groups for activities like drug trafficking and money laundering, citing its encryption and limited data sharing. Telegram, founded in 2013 and based in the UAE, has over 900 million active users and has faced criticism for hosting extremist channels and illicit markets, including the Huione Guarantee marketplace. The EU's Digital Services Act (DSA) puts pressure on platforms to remove illegal content or face fines.

According to Trump's press secretary Karoline Leavitt, Trump's economic policies are designed to boost growth and ease inflation. Key initiatives include tax cuts on tips, overtime, and Social Security to increase household income. The administration aims to lower business costs and promote hiring by cutting 30 regulations for every new one. Gasoline prices have reached five-year lows due to an energy dominance initiative, with energy costs identified as a major inflation driver. The administration is also working to lower prescription drug costs through negotiated pricing with pharmaceutical companies.

Grayscale, a company that manages about $35 billion in crypto assets, has filed to become a publicly traded company on the NYSE under the ticker GRAY. This move comes amid a surge of crypto companies going public, spurred by a more favorable regulatory environment under President Trump's administration. Other crypto firms like Circle and Bullish have already successfully debuted on the stock market. The change is largely due to new leadership at the SEC and Department of Justice which have signaled a more open approach to crypto regulation. Despite managing significant assets, Grayscale faces competition, particularly regarding fees on its Bitcoin ETF, which are higher than competitors. The company reported a net income of $203.3 million on revenue of $318.7 million for the nine months ending September 30. Analysts estimate the company's valuation between $30 and $33 billion, and the IPO is expected to occur between late 2025 and early 2026.

Bitcoin's price has fallen to around $98,000, leading to the liquidation of over $700 million in long positions. Crypto-related stocks experienced significant declines, with Cipher Mining, Riot Platforms, Hut 8, MARA Holdings, and Bitmine Immersion all dropping substantially, and even Coinbase and MicroStrategy seeing declines. The overall tech market also contributed, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 experiencing drops. Hopes for a December Federal Reserve rate cut have diminished, leading to a risk-off sentiment among investors and negative social sentiment towards crypto. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has fallen to its lowest level in seven months. Institutional investors, including BlackRock, Binance, and Wintermute, have reportedly sold over $1 billion worth of Bitcoin, and Bitcoin ETFs have seen around $278 million in withdrawals on November 12, contributing to over $1 billion in outflows this month. If Bitcoin stays above $98,000, a rebound to $107,000 is possible, but a drop below could lead to a pullback towards $90,000.

Bitcoin's price has fallen below $100,000 for the second time this week, reaching around $98,400. This drop triggered significant liquidations, wiping out over $683 million in the crypto market in 24 hours, with Bitcoin accounting for $164.5 million of that amount in just four hours. A large portion of these liquidations were from traders betting on Bitcoin's price to increase. Additionally, long-term Bitcoin holders, those holding for more than six months, have sold approximately 815,000 BTC in the last 30 days, the highest level since January 2024. This selling pressure from long-term holders, combined with liquidations, contributed to the price decline. The market is currently testing support levels between $98,000 and $100,000, where buyers need to emerge to prevent further price drops. Overall, all assets are trading sharply lower today.

Bitcoin is potentially gearing up for another price increase, influenced by a weaker U.S. dollar and a build-up of stablecoins on exchanges. The U.S. Dollar Index has decreased since the beginning of 2025, while Bitcoin has mostly stayed above $100,000, indicating an inverse relationship. The amount of stablecoins held on exchanges has increased, suggesting that investors are waiting to buy cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. The U.S. government shutdown caused market uncertainty and slowed down crypto market growth, although Bitcoin recovered somewhat after the government reopened. Despite recent struggles, the stablecoin market cap is close to a record high, and selling pressure from Bitcoin miners is decreasing, both of which are positive signs.

Chainlink's (LINK) price dropped below $14.50 on Thursday as trading volume surged by 118%, indicating strong selling pressure. Technical analysis showed a rapid sell-off of over 360,000 tokens in a short period, pushing the price down and turning $15 into a resistance level. Despite the price decline, the Chainlink Reserve increased its holdings by 74,049 LINK, bringing its total to over 800,000 LINK. However, the reserve is currently down about 27% on its investment, as its average purchase price is around $20.

Grayscale's application to launch an HBAR ETF, which would allow trading of a fund based on the Hedera cryptocurrency, has been withdrawn. The withdrawal, dated November 3, 2025, means the SEC will no longer review the proposal, and the expected decision date of November 12 is no longer relevant. Neither Grayscale nor Nasdaq has released a statement explaining the reason for the withdrawal. Unless Grayscale reapplies, there will be no HBAR ETF for the time being. The price of HBAR has dropped about 7% to $0.1619 following the news.

Bitcoin's price fell below $100,000, dropping over 2% to around $98,200 before slightly recovering. This decline is attributed to large Bitcoin holders selling off their assets, similar to a trend seen in late 2024. Specifically, long-term holders sold 815,000 Bitcoins in the last month, with one whale selling $290 million worth through Kraken. This selloff occurred as gold prices rose, diverting capital away from crypto. The price drop also caused the liquidation of over $647 million from leveraged crypto positions, primarily affecting those betting on Bitcoin's price to increase. Technical analysis suggests Bitcoin could fall further to around $92,000. The market is now waiting for the Federal Reserve's decision on Quantitative Easing in December, which could potentially lead to a Bitcoin rebound if investors move profits from gold back into Bitcoin.

Solana's price decreased by 5% to $145. This price drop occurred despite positive developments related to potential Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). The decline indicates that technical factors are currently having a stronger influence on Solana's price than the ETF news.

VanEck has filed an 8-A form with the SEC, suggesting the launch of their Solana spot ETF is approaching. This follows their S-1 filing from late October. Despite a recent market downturn that has seen SOL's price fall to around $144.67, VanEck remains optimistic about Solana's future, projecting a price above $500 by the end of 2025. Solana ETFs have seen positive inflows for 12 consecutive days, attracting $369 million in total, with $18.1 million in the past day alone. However, ETF valuations reflect Solana's price decrease in recent months. The expansion of Solana ETFs could increase SOL's status as a reserve asset, with over 24 million SOL currently held in reserves by treasury companies and ETFs. These ETF inflows are seen as institutional buying of SOL, potentially providing new liquidity to the crypto market.

Circle's stock (CRCL), a company known for its USDC stablecoin, has fallen significantly, dropping 70% from its June high after going public in June 2025. Financial commentator Peter Schiff sees this decline as a sign that the crypto trade is ending, despite earlier gains for IPO investors. Circle's CEO, Jeremy Allaire, emphasizes the company's focus on long-term growth and its role in bridging traditional finance with digital assets through its technology and partnerships. Despite the stock's struggles, Circle highlights ongoing adoption of USDC and its services by numerous companies. Market watchers suggest the stock's performance could make investors more cautious about other crypto-related listings, while Circle maintains its commitment to its long-term vision and investments in infrastructure.

Solana's price is currently near a critical support level between $145 and $150, a zone where it has previously found buying interest. However, recent price movements suggest that buyers may be losing strength, with lower highs indicating a potential downward trend. If this support level fails to hold, Solana's price could drop significantly towards $118 to $125. A potential head-and-shoulders pattern is forming on the longer-term charts, which could further accelerate a decline if the price breaks below the neckline of $120 to $125. Solana needs to reclaim the $170 to $177 resistance zone to confirm any bullish reversal. The loss of a key trendline also suggests downside risks, with potential support levels at $125, $81, and even $40-$50. Despite the weak technical outlook, Solana-related ETFs are seeing continued inflows, which could provide a long-term buffer. However, the technical factors are dominating the short-term trend, and caution is advised until Solana can overcome key resistance levels.

Grayscale Investments has filed with the SEC to launch an initial public offering (IPO) of its Class A common stock, aiming to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol GRAY. The number of shares and their price will be determined based on market conditions and SEC approval. The IPO is being managed by financial institutions including Morgan Stanley, BofA Securities, Jefferies, and Cantor Fitzgerald. The offering's completion is contingent on market stability and SEC approval. This move is designed to broaden investor access to crypto-linked equity through a public listing.

BlockchainFX (BFX) is being presented as a potentially superior cryptocurrency investment compared to Polkadot and Solana. The BFX token presale has surpassed $11 million, and the token is currently priced at $0.03, moving towards a launch price of $0.05. A key factor is BlockchainFX securing an international trading license from the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority (AOFA). To celebrate, there is a limited-time 50% bonus on presale purchases using the code LICENSE50. BlockchainFX features a deflationary staking model where 70% of trading fees are used for staking rewards, token buybacks, and token burns. 50% of fees are distributed to stakers and 20% goes towards buybacks, half of which are burned. The platform aims to provide a multi-asset trading ecosystem allowing users to trade cryptocurrencies, stocks, forex, and ETFs. They also offer a BFX Visa Card supporting over 20 cryptocurrencies with transaction limits up to $100,000 and monthly ATM withdrawals of $10,000.

Solana is facing increased market pressure due to a decline in memecoin trading and user activity, with daily active addresses dropping to a 12-month low of 3.3 million. This reduction in activity has led to decreased fee revenue and thinner liquidity, making Solana more vulnerable to market fluctuations. Simultaneously, Alameda Research is releasing SOL tokens, adding to selling pressure. However, institutional investment through ETFs remains strong, with over $336 million in inflows for the week and total holdings of $351 million in Bitwise and Grayscale Solana ETFs. Solana's price is currently around $152-$156, and analysts are closely watching the $140 support level. A break below this level could lead to a further price decrease towards $120, while a successful defense could trigger a rebound towards $165-$180, especially if ETF inflows continue and Bitcoin's price remains stable.

WhiteBIT is a European cryptocurrency exchange established in 2018 with over 8 million users and part of the W Group ecosystem serving 35 million globally. It offers spot, margin, and futures trading with leverage. The exchange prioritizes security, utilizing cold storage for most user funds and advanced identity verification. WhiteBIT is certified as one of the top 3 secure exchanges by CER.live and the first to achieve CCSS Level 3 certification. It features its own utility token, WhiteBIT Coin (WBT), providing benefits like reduced trading fees. The exchange has partnered with brands like FC Barcelona, FC Juventus, and VISA. Users in certain countries, including the United States and the United Kingdom, are restricted from using services requiring KYC. WhiteBIT offers a Nova debit card in specific European countries allowing users to spend crypto for daily purchases. Other features include a launchpad for early access to crypto projects, crypto lending with up to 18.6% APR, and an auto-invest tool for dollar-cost averaging. Institutional services include market-making programs, portfolio margin, and Crypto-as-a-Service. Spot trading fees are 0.1% for both makers and takers, while futures trading fees are 0.01% for makers and 0.055% for takers. Deposits are free, and withdrawal fees vary. WhiteBIT has implemented security measures like two-factor authentication, passkeys, cold wallets for 96% of funds, and WAF to prevent attacks.

Market expert Paul Barron revealed a timeline for the launch of XRP ETFs. Canary Capital is launching its XRP ETF today with a 0.50% management fee. Franklin Templeton's fund is expected to launch between November 14 and 18, and Bitwise between November 19 and 20 with a lower 0.34% management fee. 21Shares and CoinShares are projected to launch their XRP ETFs between November 20 and 22. Grayscale's fund is expected in late November with a 0.35% fee, with WisdomTree also likely launching around the same time. Canary Capital's CEO stated they are launching the first single-token spot XRP ETF, which could see up to $10 billion in inflows in its first month. XRP is now the sixth crypto asset to have a 33 Act ETF. At the time of writing, the price of XRP is around $2.47, which is up almost 3% in the last 24 hours.

The U.S. Treasury Department has sanctioned 27 individuals and entities connected to the Hysa Organized Crime Group in Mexico for alleged money laundering activities linked to drug cartels. These operations involve casinos and other businesses across Mexico, Canada, and Europe. The Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has identified the Hysa group as a significant transnational criminal organization. OFAC is blocking all U.S.-based property and interests connected to the sanctioned individuals and entities, prohibiting U.S. citizens from engaging in transactions with them, and potentially imposing secondary sanctions on foreign financial institutions involved. Furthermore, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is proposing measures to restrict U.S. financial institutions from processing transactions for 10 Mexico-based gambling establishments identified as high-risk for money laundering, as these casinos are allegedly operated by the Hysa Organized Crime Group for the benefit of the Sinaloa Cartel. These actions aim to disrupt the flow of illicit funds and bolster financial transparency.

Felix Protocol has launched a Tesla stock perpetual futures contract (TSLA-USDH) on the Hyperliquid platform, allowing users to trade a tokenized version of Tesla stock. Trading hours are 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM ET, mirroring regular stock market hours. Outside of these hours, a self-referential pricing model is used. Leverage is capped at 5x for positions under $1 million and 3x for positions above $1 million, with an initial open interest cap of 500,000 USDH. Using USDH as margin provides traders with benefits including a 20% reduction in taker fees, a 50% increase in maker rebates, and a 20% boost in volume tier credits. A VIP program is also available for additional discounts.

A particular investment strategy has declined to its lowest performance level in 13 months. Despite this decline, it is still trading at a higher price than the value of the Bitcoin it holds.

Bitcoin's price has fallen below $100,000, experiencing a roughly 2.6% decrease for the day and a 12% drop over the past month. This price movement has impacted the derivatives market, resulting in over $650 million in liquidated long and short positions within the last 24 hours, with the majority of liquidations affecting long traders at approximately $550 million. The decline follows a recent spike where Bitcoin briefly rose above $104,000 after President Trump signed a bill to end the local government shutdown. The broader altcoin market is also experiencing downward pressure, with Ethereum, BNB, and Solana all showing losses.

Recent speculation about a Chainlink (LINK) ETF launch stemmed from its appearance on a DTCC reference list, which is simply a preparatory step for potential ETFs and not an indication of SEC approval. While many crypto ETFs appearing on this list eventually launch within six months, official SEC approval requires two steps: a 19b-4 filing approval for exchange listing and an S-1 registration statement approval detailing the fund's structure. The SEC assesses market manipulation risks and fund details before approval. A LINK ETF could simplify crypto exposure for average investors via traditional brokerage accounts, but would involve management fees and a loss of direct participation in the Chainlink ecosystem. ETF holdings of LINK could impact its liquidity on exchanges and staking pools. Focus should be placed on official regulatory filings (19b-4 and S-1) as indicators of real progress rather than DTCC listings. The likelihood of a Chainlink ETF launching in 2025 was initially around 30%, but the recent launch of an XRP ETF could potentially accelerate the timeline.

The Bank of New York Mellon (BNY) has launched the BNY Dreyfus Stablecoin Reserves Fund (BSRXX), aimed at stablecoin issuers preparing for the GENIUS Act. This act requires stablecoin providers to hold reserves in ultra-safe, highly liquid assets like short-term U.S. Treasuries, reverse repos, or cash equivalents. The fund will invest solely in securities with maturities of 93 days or less to comply with these regulations, allowing issuers to earn returns on their reserves. BNY already custodies reserves for Circle and Ripple, and Anchorage Digital has made an initial investment in the fund. The move comes amid growing stablecoin demand, with the total value of outstanding stablecoins increasing by 68.5% in the past year to $305 billion. Citi projects potential stablecoin issuance to reach $1.9 trillion in a base-case scenario and up to $4 trillion in a bullish one.

Dusk Network is partnering with Chainlink to tokenize over 200 million in securities from NPEX, a regulated Dutch stock exchange. This will allow NPEX assets to be traded across different blockchain networks while still meeting regulatory requirements. Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) will be used to move these tokenized assets between blockchains, and the DUSK token will be able to move between Ethereum and Solana. Chainlink DataLink will provide real-time market data to smart contracts, ensuring transparency and reliable information for trading. This collaboration aims to create a framework for compliant trading of tokenized securities within the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem.

Bitcoin's price has fallen below $98,000, a 3.5% drop in the last 24 hours. This decline coincides with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index reaching 15, its lowest point in seven months, indicating extreme fear among traders. This drop is partially attributed to the U.S. government's recent shutdown, which disrupted financial markets. Bitcoin reserves on exchanges are increasing, suggesting more holders may be preparing to sell. Bitcoin ETFs experienced over $278 million in outflows on November 12th, contributing to over $1 billion in outflows this month, reflecting institutional investor uncertainty. The Federal Reserve's decision to hold steady on interest rates is also contributing to market caution. While some believe this dip presents a buying opportunity, others fear Bitcoin could fall further to the $92,000-$95,000 range if it doesn't hold its current level. The Nasdaq and S&P 500 also experienced declines.

Bitcoin's price has fallen below $100,000, its lowest point in six months, triggering concerns about a potential larger price crash. This drop represents a nearly 20% decline from its recent high in October. Market uncertainty is heightened by upcoming remarks from President Trump, as unexpected comments on cryptocurrency policy or tariffs could cause market volatility. The lack of recent U.S. economic data, due to government shutdowns, adds further complexity, leaving investors without key information before the Federal Reserve's upcoming meeting. This data blackout could influence the Federal Reserve's decisions, potentially impacting the cryptocurrency market.

Bitdeer Technologies Group is offering $400 million in convertible senior notes due in 2031 through a private placement. The estimated net proceeds are around $388 million, potentially rising to $446.4 million if an underwriter option is fully exercised. These notes will accrue interest at a rate of 4.00% paid semi-annually, starting May 15, 2026, and can be converted into Class A ordinary shares. Bitdeer intends to use the proceeds to cover the cost of capped call transactions (approximately $35.4 million), repurchase $200 million of its existing 5.25% convertible senior notes due in 2029 (costing roughly $267.9 million), and fund data center expansion, ASIC-based mining rig development, its HPC and AI cloud business, and general corporate purposes. The sale is expected to finalize on November 17, 2025, with the notes maturing on November 15, 2031. This announcement follows a recent fire incident at Bitdeer's under-construction Bitcoin mining facility in Ohio, which damaged two buildings but is expected to have minimal impact on current mining output as no equipment was yet installed. The fire was attributed to welding operations and strong winds.

Large Dogecoin holders, often called whales, have purchased 4.72 billion DOGE tokens over the last two weeks. Despite this significant accumulation, the price of Dogecoin has remained relatively stable, currently trading around $0.176. Analysts are observing if this accumulation could lead to a price increase. Technical indicators show Dogecoin returning to a support level between $0.16 and $0.17, with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicating potential upward momentum. Historically, Dogecoin has shown a pattern of trading within a rising channel, with occasional brief price increases above the channel before further growth. Dogecoin is also forming higher lows, suggesting growing price support. A Bitwise spot Dogecoin ETF is under regulatory review in the US.

Hedera (HBAR) is experiencing a period of reduced speculative activity as the market cools down, with analysts observing declining open interest and a shift from accumulation to profit-taking. As of November 13, 2025, HBAR trades around $0.18, down slightly by 0.93% in the last 24 hours, with a market capitalization of $7,625,740,799. Open interest data indicates traders are closing positions, leading to lower volatility. HBAR's price is mainly trading between $0.170 and $0.182, with $0.166 acting as a support level. Technical indicators like Bollinger Bands show tightening, suggesting consolidation, and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 46.03 indicates neutral momentum.

Luxembourg has invested 1% of its sovereign wealth fund into Bitcoin. This decision has already been implemented and operational, despite the fund's ability to invest in other cryptocurrencies. Luxembourg officials believe this move positions the country as an early adopter in European financial markets and expect other countries to follow suit. The investment reflects a long-term policy choice emphasizing digital assets and integrating digital finance. The country aims to balance innovation with financial stability, and this move may influence European and global markets, potentially increasing institutional confidence in Bitcoin and attracting private investors.

Bitcoin's price weakened, falling below $100,000, with selling pressure increasing during U.S. trading hours. The reasons for the crypto market decline are debated, with some pointing to the temporary U.S. government funding patch and lingering uncertainty about future funding issues. Others attribute the drop to general negative market sentiment and macroeconomic challenges. Crypto-related stocks experienced significant losses, with some miners dropping by as much as 19%. Analysts are becoming concerned that the peak prices for 2025 may have already been reached, especially if liquidity does not improve quickly.

A recent cryptocurrency selloff has led to a decline in retail investor sentiment. This negative mood, specifically regarding Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and XRP, is being interpreted by some as a possible indicator that the prices of these cryptocurrencies may be nearing a short-term bottom, suggesting a potential opportunity for price rebound.

Analysts are suggesting that Bitcoin may be entering a bear market, potentially starting in November. This is based on observations like long-term holders selling their Bitcoin, a weakening connection between Bitcoin's price and tech stocks, and Bitcoin failing to hold certain important price levels. Specifically, long-term Bitcoin holders have been selling since mid-year, which is considered a bearish sign. Bitcoin's price is now more sensitive to negative movements in the Nasdaq-100 than positive ones, a pattern seen in previous downturns. Bitcoin also failed to bounce off its 50-week moving average, a level it previously recovered from multiple times, signaling a possible trend change. These indicators are concerning because they are occurring despite factors that usually boost Bitcoin's price, like government stimulus and Federal Reserve rate cuts.

Ethereum's price has recently been moving sideways, but the upcoming Fusaka Upgrade, scheduled for December, is expected to improve the network's scalability, staking efficiency, and reduce transaction costs. Market analyst Ash Crypto believes this upgrade could trigger a significant price increase for ETH, potentially mirroring the 2021 bull run where ETH rose from $80 to $4,800. He suggests ETH could reach $7,000-$8,000 if it surpasses $5,000. Another analyst, StockTrader Max, points to a multi-year consolidation pattern, indicating a potential breakout to new all-time highs, possibly reaching $8,000 or higher. Despite recent price drops, some ETH whales are buying large amounts, suggesting they anticipate price increases after the upgrade. The Ethereum Fear and Greed Index is currently in "Fear" territory, reflecting market uncertainty.

EU finance officials have agreed to accelerate the implementation of customs fees on imported packages valued under 150 euros, potentially impacting Chinese shopping sites like Shein and Temu. The new tax rules are targeted for 2026, two years earlier than initially proposed. This move aims to level the playing field for European businesses who have long complained about the competitive advantage these companies gain due to the tax exemption. While the European Parliament must still approve the plan, numerous EU countries and business groups express support for the measure, citing the need to eliminate loopholes and ensure fairness. Some individual countries, like Romania and Italy, are even considering implementing their own fees ahead of the EU-wide change. However, questions remain whether the proposed fees, such as a potential 2 euro charge, will significantly impact the appeal of these platforms, given the already low prices they offer.

Bitcoin is currently consolidating below $105,000, holding above the $100,000 support level. The market is experiencing a deleveraging phase, meaning traders are reducing their risk exposure. Open interest, which reflects the total value of active futures contracts, has dropped by 21% in the last 90 days, signaling a reduction in excessive leverage. This deleveraging process is similar to previous corrections in September 2024 and April 2025, which were followed by market recoveries. Bitcoin's price is testing support around the 100-day moving average, while the long-term trend remains bullish, indicated by the upward-trending 200-week moving average. A break above $106,000 could signal renewed bullish momentum, while a drop below $100,000 could lead to further corrections.

The article discusses the potential for a crypto market crash in 2026, suggesting that Bitcoin's peak has not yet occurred. It points to Bitcoin's four-year halving cycle, where the block reward halves approximately every four years, historically leading to price increases. The article highlights that the recent halving in April 2024 suggests a peak between July and October 2025, but a key indicator, the Pi-Cycle Top Indicator, did not confirm this. This cycle has been extended by ETF flows absorbing supply and high global liquidity. The Pi-Cycle Top Indicator, which compares moving averages, suggests a peak between June and September 2026. The MVRV Z-Score, comparing market value to realized value, indicates the market could become unstable when Bitcoin reaches $174,000 to $203,000. The Global Liquidity Index (GLI), which tracks liquidity from central banks, suggests a peak between March and May 2026. The article predicts a potential crash between March and August 2026, with a confirmed bear market starting between August and November 2026. Bitcoin could fall to $90,000-$110,000 in a moderate drop or $70,000-$80,000 in a deeper one, with a potential peak range of $200,000 to $250,000 before the crash.

BNB's price increased by 2% this week but failed to maintain the $1,000 level. After previously hitting a low near $864, it has recovered to around $960. Buyers are trying to keep the price above $950, with some analysts suggesting a potential rise towards the $1,050-$1,100 range if this support holds. However, lower timeframe analysis indicates a potential head and shoulders pattern, which could lead to a short-term price decrease. There's also an unfilled Fair Value Gap that may attract the price downwards before a sustained recovery. Historically, BNB has shown patterns of consolidation followed by significant rallies, and a similar setup is now forming above $700, potentially leading to a surge towards $2,300 if the pattern repeats. On-chain data shows a decrease in BNB Chain activity, with daily transactions falling from 31.3 million on October 8 to 16.6 million this week.

Chainlink's price dropped below $14.50 due to a widespread market selloff. Despite the price decrease, Reserve, a stablecoin project, added 74,000 LINK tokens to its holdings.

The UFC has partnered with Polymarket, a crypto-powered prediction market platform, to integrate real-time fan predictions into live UFC and Zuffa Boxing events. This multi-year deal introduces a Fan Prediction Scoreboard that displays the market's estimated probabilities of fighters winning, offering a dynamic view of fan sentiment during matches. Polymarket becomes the exclusive prediction market partner for both UFC and the newly launching Zuffa Boxing in January 2026. The integration extends to official broadcasts, digital content, and a new social media series called 'Matchup Predictions Whos Next?' on UFC's channels, with Polymarket hosting corresponding markets. Starting in 2026, all UFC and Zuffa Boxing events will stream exclusively on Paramount+ with these integrated prediction features, expanding access to both sports and Polymarket's technology.

A Chinese AI firm, INF Tech, is accessing 2,300 Nvidia Blackwell chips via a cloud arrangement in Indonesia. This setup bypasses US export restrictions on direct sales of high-end AI chips to China. The chips are located in a data center in Jakarta, purchased by Indonesian telecom provider Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison for roughly $100 million. Indosat bought 32 GB200 racks from Aivres, a server-building company partly owned by a Chinese tech firm previously blacklisted by the US. INF Tech rents processing power from Indosat to train AI models for financial tools and health research. US officials are concerned about the potential for commercial AI projects to be repurposed for military use in China. Nvidia's CEO acknowledges a significant decrease in market share in China due to export bans, but Chinese firms are finding ways to access US technology, including through cloud services and third-party arrangements.

Luxembourg and the Czech Republic are reportedly making moves to incorporate Bitcoin into their financial strategies. Luxembourg's sovereign wealth fund is said to be allocating 1% of its assets, roughly $7 million, to Bitcoin. The Czech National Bank is also reportedly creating a test portfolio of digital assets, largely consisting of Bitcoin, to experiment with managing and holding digital assets and related processes. These actions are seen as a vote of confidence in Bitcoin and may impact its supply and demand, potentially increasing demand as the available supply on exchanges decreases.

CryptoQuant data indicates that Bitcoin long-term holders (LTHs) have been selling heavily, with approximately 815,000 BTC sold in the last 30 days, marking the highest level since January 2024. This sell-off coincides with a decline in spot demand for Bitcoin and net outflows from Bitcoin ETFs. Bitcoin holders realized about $3 billion in profits on November 7, suggesting continued selling pressure. Bitcoin's price is fluctuating around its 365-day moving average of $102,000, a critical support level. Some see this selling as a strategic redistribution, moving coins to institutional investors, but overall, the Bitcoin market is considered bearish. In October, LTHs sold about 405,000 BTC worth $43 billion and large holders are moving BTC to exchanges, increasing selling pressure while institutional demand decreased.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin believes that DeFi (decentralized finance) on Ethereum has matured to a point where it can rival traditional banks, offering viable on-chain savings options. He highlighted improvements in security and usability, suggesting DeFi can be a primary bank account for many. While acknowledging past security breaches like the Balancer hack, Buterin emphasized the progress in smart contract security and the importance of open-source code, interoperability, and censorship resistance. He also pointed to the increasing scalability on both the Ethereum mainnet and Layer 2 networks. The Ethereum DeFi ecosystem processes over $1.9 trillion quarterly, has a $77 billion market, and boasts over 312 million users, with average savings yields around 8.2% compared to traditional banking's 2.1%. Despite ongoing risks like fraud and hacks, Buterin is optimistic about DeFi's future, particularly low-risk DeFi applications like stablecoin lending, as a sustainable economic backbone for Ethereum. He also warned against compromising decentralization for convenience, advocating for trustless design principles. Ethereum's network hosts a significant portion of tokenized real-world assets and its Layer 2 networks secure over $50 billion.

New emails suggest Trump's knowledge of Epstein's conduct was more extensive than previously stated, potentially impacting the price of the TRUMP meme coin. This controversy coincides with the coin struggling to break out of a six-month downtrend, currently testing a critical support level around $7.35. Failure to hold this level could lead to a 40% price decrease, potentially dropping to $4.25. While a complete collapse is considered unlikely, increased selling pressure could trigger this decline. Alternatively, renewed interest in the coin could spark a rebound towards $12.50, with the potential for a rally to previous highs near $25. Some investors are shifting focus to alternative cryptocurrencies like SUBBD, an AI-powered content platform, citing stronger fundamentals.

Bitcoin's price briefly rose to $104,000 after dipping below $101,000 earlier in the week, as the market continues to stabilize from bearish sentiment. Experts suggest this stability indicates the cryptocurrency market is maturing and becoming more institutionally driven, rather than showing weakness. The market is currently awaiting a significant catalyst for its next price movement. There's optimism for a positive November ('Moonvember'), potentially boosted by possible future interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve which could increase liquidity and investor confidence. Bitcoin's network security is also improving, signaling miner confidence.

Bitcoin's price is dropping, nearing $100,000, due to weakness during U.S. trading hours. Crypto-related stocks are suffering even bigger losses, with some mining companies falling by more than 10%. This decline is linked to growing uncertainty about the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates. Investors are less confident that rate cuts will happen soon, impacting the overall market. Bitcoin is showing some support around the $100,000 level, but analysts believe it may stay within a limited range for the rest of the year.

Tether, the company behind the USDT stablecoin, assisted Thai and U.S. authorities in recovering $12 million in USDT linked to a Southeast Asian scam. This collaboration led to the arrest of 73 suspects, including both Thai and foreign nationals, and the seizure of over 522 million baht in crypto assets. Tether's CEO, Paolo Ardoino, emphasized the company's commitment to supporting law enforcement in combating illicit activities and protecting users. Tether has also assisted in other operations, including recovering $225 million in USDT with the U.S. Department of Justice and freezing funds linked to the Garantex exchange and the Bybit hack. Tether reports it has blocked over 3,660 wallets in collaboration with law enforcement. The Thai government is also actively cracking down on crypto scams, fraud, and money laundering. U.S. authorities have also established a task force to combat crypto-related scams perpetrated by Chinese transnational criminal organizations.

The Czech National Bank (CNB) has purchased $1 million worth of Bitcoin, along with a USD-denominated stablecoin and a tokenized deposit, to create a pilot portfolio for exploring digital assets. This purchase is separate from the bank's official international reserves and is intended for gaining practical experience in managing digital assets, including private key management, security procedures, and compliance with regulations. The CNB aims to understand Bitcoin's potential role and build internal expertise as digital assets become more widely adopted. This move follows a review concluding that digital assets are developing rapidly, and it signals a hands-on approach to understanding digital currencies. It also comes shortly after Luxembourg's sovereign wealth fund allocated one percent of its portfolio to Bitcoin-based securities, making Luxembourg the first European country to take such a step. The CNB's decision can be interpreted as a subtle divergence from the European Central Bank's (ECB) stance, which has dismissed the inclusion of Bitcoin in central bank reserves.