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XRP's derivatives market has undergone a marked regime shift, with leverage collapsing and funding normalising in a way that signals a clear retreat from aggressive speculative positioning. The strongest evidence comes from Glassnode's latest post on November 30, which frames the current phase as a structural, not merely tactical, pause in XRP leverage.

 

The company explained that it would only consider sales if its market net asset value, often called mNAV, falls below one and the firm can no longer bring in new capital. That level would mean the market no longer values its holdings above the price of the underlying assets.

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The crypto market today opened in December on the back foot as Bitcoin slipped toward $86,100, setting off another round of selling across major coins like Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Cardano. Profit-booking and weak sentiment pushed the market deeper into the red, keeping traders cautious after a rough November.

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Ripple's Singapore branch, Ripple Markets APAC, has received approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to extend the activities covered by its Major Payment Institution (MPI) license.

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Bitcoin opened the week in the red as fears of a Bank of Japan rate hike triggered a yen carry trade unwind, potentially risking a drop in BTC price to $67,000.

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Bhutan has taken another step into the crypto space. New blockchain data shows the Royal Government of Bhutan staked 320 Ether, worth about $970,000.

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Sony Bank is set to join the likes of Ripple and Circle in launching a U.S.-dollar-pegged stablecoin. This coin is intended to power payments across the Sony global entertainment ecosystem.

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Silver, the commodity metal that has awakened from a five‑decade slumber, has breached $58 for the first time and is once again making headlines. Analysts say the rally may have room to continue, as demand is poised to grow while supply remains constrained.

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Bitcoin is back on the floor: down 4.7% at $86,190.58, hovering around levels last seen in April after crypto markets rediscovered gravity on Monday. The slump followed a sharp early-Asia tumble that briefly dragged the token below $86,000.

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Bitcoin and Ethereum fell sharply on Monday.

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Charles Hoskinson has drawn a firm line under one of Cardano's longest-running controversies, declaring that the allocation of Genesis ADA to Input Output (IO) and EMURGO was private profit for early risk, not a community-controlled pool to be repurposed for new initiatives.

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Ripple won approval from Singapore's central bank to expand regulated payment services for banks and corporates.

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Bitcoin sank at Asia's open, triggering leveraged liquidations and a broad crypto selloff as gold rallied and macro uncertainty fueled a sharp, volatile reset. Bitcoin fell sharply at the start of Asian trading on Dec.

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TRX price prediction analysis reveals $0.30 as the immediate target with bullish MACD momentum supporting potential 7% gains from current $0.28 levels.

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LTC price prediction points to potential $85 target as analysts maintain medium confidence despite recent 8.18% decline to $77.05 support level.

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Spot ether ETFs saw $1.42 billion exit the funds last month, marking their largest monthly outflow to date.

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In Musk's AI- and robotics-driven future, traditional money fades as labor allocation becomes obsolete, while energy—and energy-backed assets like Bitcoin—persist as core value.

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Is it another 'sell-the-news' type of day?

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Economist Peter Schiff called Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) a “fake asset” on Sunday, distinguishing it from risk-off technology stocks. A Rotation From Fake To Real Assets, Says Schiff In an X post, Schiff said Bitcoin's ongoing slump isn't due to its risk-off sentiment, but rather to its lack of intrinsic value.

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ADA trades lower after a brief network partition as analysts weigh Cardano's resilience against higher-risk upside in Remittix's Black Friday presale push.

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Bitcoin dropped to $84,800 in early Asia trading before bouncing back to $86,213, dragging Ether and Solana down over 7%. U.S. stock futures opened flat, with Dow futures slipping 18 points after a strong week for major indexes.

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Ripple, a well-known financial technology company, has received official approval to expand its payment services in Singapore. This is a strong step that could help Ripple speed up the adoption of its digital tokens, including XRP and its new stablecoin RLUSD.

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Bitcoin Cash shows bullish MACD momentum despite recent decline, with analysts targeting $580 short-term and potential upside to $600-$680 range over coming months.

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Bitcoin Price crashed ahead of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's highly anticipated speech today. The crypto market saw a massive sell-off, and BTC Price fell below $86,500, wiping out over $144 billion from the total crypto market in just a few hours. Ethereum, XRP, and Solana followed suit, pulling altcoins down with Bitcoin.

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Dogecoin price breaks key supports, trades below 100-hour MA, with bearish indicators signaling risk of further short-term downside.