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Bitcoin's slide accelerated this week as it went on to slip under $90,000 for the first time in seven months. The ongoing sell-off in the market has dragged the Crypto Fear & Greed Index down to 15, its most depressed reading seen since early this year.

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Ethereum price is forming a bullish divergence at the $2,900 support level, hinting at a potential shift toward $3,425 if volume confirms the move

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Canaan is leaning on new A16 bitcoin mining hardware and North American expansion to support a stronger Q4 outlook.

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Revolut has partnered with Polygon Labs to add USDC, USDT and POL transfers on Polygon, extending stablecoin remittances, low-fee cross-border payments, in-app POL staking and a fiat-to-crypto on-ramp to millions of users across the UK and European Economic Area.

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Amplify ETFs has introduced the first XRP-based option income exchange-traded fund, the Amplify XRP 3% Monthly Premium Income ETF (XRPM).

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Bitcoin's steep sell-off might have finally run its course, according to Geoffrey Kendrick, the head of digital asset research at Standard Chartered, who argues the pullback follows a familiar pattern and is likely nearing exhaustion.

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Ethereum has extended its decline toward a critical higher-timeframe demand zone around $3K. While the broader trend remains pressured, the current location aligns with major liquidity pools and potential areas of interest for large players.

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Increased Bitcoin exchange inflows highlight market volatility and uncertainty, potentially impacting investor confidence and future price stability. Bitcoin faces short-term holder capitulation as 65,200 BTC moves to exchanges.

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More than 41% of the circulating XRP supply (26.5 billion tokens) is now held at a loss, according to on-chain data reviewed by Finbold from Glassnode on November 18. In simple terms, it means many investors bought at prices higher than today's.

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Revolut is working with Ethereum overlay system provider Polygon Labs to enable its customers in the UK and EEA to make crypto remittances in USDC, USDT, and POL, via the Polygon blockchain and the Revolut app.

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TL;DR The former Mt. Gox platform moved 10,608 BTC worth $953M from an inactive wallet, its only transfer since March. The administrator postponed repayments until October 2026, keeping nearly $4B out of the market. The new 1ANkD address received and is holding the 10,608 BTC. Mt.

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ETH's market stability hinges on liquidity returning soon.

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Revolut is teaming with Ethereum scaling network Polygon to power crypto remittances and stablecoin payments.

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Bitcoin crossed a watershed moment in its monetary history on Nov. 17, surpassing 19.95 million mined coins and pushing the network past 95% of its immutable 21 million supply cap. This leaves the network with less than 1.05 million BTC to mine over the next 115 years.

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According to on-chain data and market reports, XRP is under fresh selling pressure because a large share of holders are now showing losses. Related Reading: Kiyosaki Stands His Ground—No Selling, More Bitcoin Buys Ahead Glassnode reports that 41.5% of XRP supply — or close to 27 billion tokens — sits in loss, the lowest profitability level since November 2024 when XRP traded near $0.53.

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The 2020 downfall is repeating - will the reversal repeat too?

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XRP drops to $2.20 with 42% of holders in loss. Oversold signals, ETF flows, and bullish divergence hint at a possible price rebound.

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Several Solana ETFs are launching across U.S. exchanges this week as asset managers test demand for products tied to altcoins and staking.

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On November 17, 2025, a significant movement in the cryptocurrency market was observed as Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced an outflow amounting to $869 million. This development coincided with Bitcoin's price dropping below a crucial psychological threshold, causing both concern and speculation among investors and analysts.

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Libra Token wallets have continued shifting millions from the collapsed memecoin into Solana as U.S. and Argentine judges have frozen assets, investigators have traced cross-chain transfers, and analysts have assessed political fallout from Javier Milei's association with the project.

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TL;DR Bitcoin's price and market dominance both fell significantly this past month. Analysts identify a market-wide deleveraging cycle, not a shift to altcoins. Major altcoins underperformed Bitcoin, showing no broad rotation evidence yet Bitcoin's market dominance declined this month. Its share of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization fell from 61.4% to 58.9%.

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Dogecoin (DOGE), the largest meme coin by market capitalization, looks ready for a bullish price rebound, as indicated by the recent surge in trading volume. Over the past 24 hours, the DOGE trading volume spiked more than 43%.

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The crypto market rout intensified over the past 24 hours as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and other tokens traded deep in the red. The market extended its downturn for a third straight day, with most cryptocurrencies down between 5% and 7%.

 

In a significant development for the cryptocurrency market, Aptos has overtaken Ethereum in stablecoin market capitalization as of November 18, 2025. Despite this milestone, the price of Aptos (APT) has seen a downturn, presenting a paradox for the digital currency.

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Institutions across the globe are adopting cryptocurrency, offering new services and buying into blockchain tech, despite slumping Bitcoin price.