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Big investors reduced their MicroStrategy holdings in Q3 2025, even though Bitcoin prices stayed stable. The move signals a change in how Wall Street wants exposure to Bitcoin.

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XRP shows strong bullish momentum at $2.20 as JPMorgan signals XRP and SOL ETFs could attract $14B in inflows.

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With JPMorgan's instrument, investors get a chance at a 1.5x upside, a fixed return if IBIT is flat in a year, and some downside protection.

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BNB retests key 2024 breakout level as futures interest dips and user activity grows. Traders eye $950–$1,050 if support holds.

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Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen below the projected price level of the 2.0 Fibonacci extension, or the $81,096 low.

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Bitcoin treasury firm Metaplanet is buying more Bitcoin after securing a $130 million loan using its huge crypto holdings as collateral.

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One analyst found that 40% of Bitcoin is held at a loss, while ETH and SOL data currently stand at 40% and 75% respectively. Should investors be worried?

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BNB Chain announced plans to host two events in Buenos Aires during Devconnect Argentina 2025, targeting early-stage Web3 developers.

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Bitcoin's value, after a serious downturn in recent weeks, is making a modest comeback, trading at approximately $87,000. This price movement coincides with an observable shift in investor behavior: the number of significant Bitcoin holders, or “whales,” has subtly increased, while smaller investors are pulling back.

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Ripple's XRP experienced a significant recovery, climbing back to the $2.10–$2.20 range after enduring an extended period of decline. This rebound has invigorated some investor optimism, but uncertainties remain about the sustainability of this upward movement.

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In a striking move on November 24, a prominent Ethereum whale transferred approximately $29 million worth of ETH, reigniting speculation about a potential price rally. This transaction has sparked renewed hope among investors that Ethereum might soon overcome the elusive $2,990 price mark, a level not seen since the early days of the year.

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TL;DR XRP open interest falls to its lowest in one year. Most trading liquidity has now moved to Binance. Negative funding rates signal potential further price declines. XRP trading loses momentum as open interest falls to a one-year low.

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Per Tom Lee, ETH's value below $3k is a great 'risk/reward' opportunity

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XRP traders are once again arguing about upside targets after popular chartist Charting Guy reposted a bullish long-term setup and doubled down on his call that XRP can still reach $8 this cycle. “XRP still going to $8, idc,” he wrote on X in the early hours of Nov. 25, alongside a weekly XRP/USD chart from Bitstamp.

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Bitcoin's ongoing bearish price action is beginning to influence the direction of several key on-chain metrics as the pullback persists. With a robust downward trend in BTC's price, the Open Interest (OI) has now shifted toward a negative zone, reflecting the intensity of the current volatile phase.

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ICP trades near $4.1625, up 1.79%, extending its multi-day stabilization pattern. A 2.98 million volume spike aligned with the break above $4.20, confirming a technical shift.

 

Cardano price has been one of the top laggards during the ongoing crypto market crash. ADA trades at $0.4100, its lowest point in over a year, and 70% below its highest level in December last year.

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Bitcoin Magazine Shortsighted Shift at MSCI Singles Out Bitcoin Treasury Companies and Undercuts Benchmark Neutrality MSCI's move to exclude Bitcoin treasury companies is shortsighted, unnecessary, and undermines the neutrality investors expect in global benchmarks. Shortsighted Shift at MSCI Singles Out Bitcoin Treasury Companies and Undercuts Benchmark Neutrality Nick Ward.

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Ethereum price has remained resilient, holding steady above $2,900 after rising 2% to $2,903 in the last 24 hours. The strong inflow of US spot Ethereum ETFs and significant purchases, including BlackRock's, have bolstered the cryptocurrency's momentum.

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Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin Price Sits Down Over 30% From All-Time Highs as Market Waits for Next Catalyst The Bitcoin price has fallen over 30% since October, dropping another 1% overnight to around $87,000 amid a nearly two-month drawdown. Bitcoin Price Sits Down Over 30% From All-Time Highs as Market Waits for Next Catalyst Micah Zimmerman.

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Dogecoin's (CRYPTO: DOGE) first ETF launched with zero first-day inflows, raising new questions about whether the market is bracing for a deeper slide toward $0.13. Grayscale's Dogecoin ETF Logs A ‘Zero Creation' Debut Grayscale DOGE ETF $0 Inflows (Source: SoSoValue) Grayscale's Dogecoin ETF (NYSE:GDOG) began trading on Tuesday 24, but the primary market showed no interest from authorized participants, according to data from SoSovalue.

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TL;DR Coinglass confirms that none of Bitcoin's 30 top-indicator metrics have been triggered, despite a decline of more than 30% from its recent all-time high. Several metrics are getting close to activation, but still fall short of the extreme-euphoria levels that mark a market peak.

 

Large BTC wallets surged by 91 as the smallest holders declined.

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BlackRock, JPMorgan, and HSBC see RWAs as the next frontier in global finance, an evolution set to boost the XRP Ledger.

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TL;DR Solana proposes doubling its annual disinflation rate to 30% with SIMD-0411, cutting projected emissions by 22 million SOL and strengthening the network's monetary base. DeFi Development Corp. supports the proposal, contributing $300M in SOL and adding institutional weight to the discussion.