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Dogecoin whales have gone silent as newly launched U.S. DOGE ETFs see weak demand, raising questions about market sentiment and the meme coin's short-term outlook.

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Has the market reached the bottom following its two-month retracement?

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Billionaire and Tesla co-founder Elon Musk has reignited the debate over Bitcoin's value by calling it a true energy-backed currency. His claim clashed with Peter Schiff's warnings as billions in short positions risk liquidation if Bitcoin climbs higher.

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Bitcoin may be entering one of its most promising macro phases since the early COVID-19 period, according to André Dragosch, head of research for Bitwise Europe. In a recent post on X, Dragosch compared the current market environment to March 2020 — a moment when fear dominated global markets and Bitcoin briefly fell below $5,000 before launching into one of its strongest multi-year rallies.

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Spot Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds) are one of the biggest narratives and have been a game-changer in the cryptocurrency space in the past two years. With these investment products, people get to participate in the cryptocurrency market without having to directly own the digital assets.

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Bitcoin ranks as a top technological disruption over 1,000 years while charts show oversold RSI, record-low MACD, and renewed resistance tests.

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Fidelity's tokenized money-market fund on Ethereum tops $250 million as ETH charts bullish breakout pattern toward higher levels.

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According to data provided by Glassnode, XRP's futures open interest (OI) has fallen from 1.7 billion XRP in early October to 0.7B XRP. This marks nearly a 60% drop.

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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton didn't hold a favorable view of cryptocurrencies when she once warned that they could weaken nations. ‘Exotic' Cryptos Pose Risks To Dollar During a video appearance at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum on Nov. 19, 2021, Clinton urged nation-states to pay “greater attention” to the rise of cryptocurrencies.

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Ethereum's recent gas limit expansion has sparked renewed conversation about the network's scalability roadmap — and according to Ethereum educator Anthony Sassano, the latest upgrade is only a foundational step. Speaking on the Bankless podcast, Sassano emphasized that the current goal of tripling Ethereum's gas limit in 2026 is a “minimum,” and ongoing discussions among developers suggest the network could go even further.

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Bitcoin's price stands at $91,482 as of November 30, 2025, marking an intriguing period for investors and analysts alike. As the year draws to a close, platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi offer a closer look at market sentiment, showing a cautious optimism among traders about Bitcoin reaching or exceeding $100,000.

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Bitcoin's market activity reached a pivotal moment as the cryptocurrency attempted to shift from a bearish phase. Recent trading patterns show Bitcoin oscillating between $91,000 and $93,000, a resistance area that has become significant after a sharp price rally.

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The company adopted a bitcoin treasury plan by deploying a strategy inspired by Metaplanet, with 66% shareholder approval, to mitigate negative returns from government bonds.

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As of Sunday, Nov. 30, 2025, bitcoin is priced at $91,482, and odds from prediction platforms Polymarket and Kalshi show traders expecting potential gains but keeping their expectations firmly tethered to earth. As 2025 Nears the End, Prediction Market Odds Get Firmer Bitcoin is trading at $91,482 on Sunday, Nov.

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Self-custody and financial privacy have returned to the forefront of the U.S. crypto conversation after SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce reaffirmed them as core individual rights. Her remarks come amid regulatory uncertainty, rising ETF adoption, and renewed debate over Bitcoin's founding principles.

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Ahead of the rollout of Leios, Cardano has launched a development tracker for community members to keep real-time tabs on the progress. Scheduled for a 2026 launch, experts say Leios will significantly improve Cardano's scalability, putting it head and shoulders above its closest rivals.

 

Bitcoin continues to trade within a decisive corrective structure, pressing against a key resistance block at $91K–$93K after a sharp bounce. Despite the recent recovery, the broader trend remains tilted to the downside, and the daily chart suggests BTC is approaching a confluence area where the next major directional move will likely be determined.

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MicroStrategy CEO Phong Le has, for the first time, acknowledged that the company could sell its 649,870 BTC holdings under specific crisis conditions.

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During a recent podcast appearance, Elon Musk, the richest person in the world, has just broken his streak of Bitcoin silence, calling the flagship coin a "fundamental "physics-based currency."

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On-chain data indicates a clear divide between two major groups of Bitcoin whales: newcomers who are selling at a loss, and long-term holders who remain largely inactive despite recent market turbulence. This contrast highlights an important shift in market behavior as Bitcoin attempts to stabilize after significant volatility.

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As of late November 2025, Ethereum has found itself in the spotlight of crypto debates, with analysts arguing over its current valuation status. Ki Young Ju, the CEO of CryptoQuant, recently voiced his perspective that Ethereum might be undervalued, igniting discussions across investment circles.

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Bitcoin has bounced more than 12% from last week's sharp fall to the $80,000 region, giving traders a temporary sense of relief after a period marked by intense selling and widespread panic. Yet despite the rebound, market sentiment remains cautious.

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The executive chairman of bitcoin treasury firm Strategy teased a switch from orange dots to green dots in what's become his routine cheeky Sunday X post.

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Reports are circulating that big financial players may be quietly buying XRP while the price sits near $2.18. If true, that could help explain why XRP hasn't pushed past $3 even as trader interest grows.

 

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao's blunt reminder about buying low and selling high landed at a tense time for crypto traders. His line — “Sell when there is maximum greed, and buy when there is maximum fear” — was posted as markets showed fresh signs of strain and debate over whether now is a buying moment or another stall.