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In a market renowned for its volatility, Bitcoin is currently navigating a particularly challenging period that is poised to mark an unfortunate milestone. As the trading week draws to a close, BTC is on track to post its worst weekly performance in over a year.

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A new piece of U.S. legislation is putting Bitcoin back in the national spotlight. Representative Warren Davidson has introduced the Bitcoin for America Act, a proposal that would allow citizens to pay federal taxes in Bitcoin while establishing a long-term Strategic Bitcoin Reserve under strict Treasury management rules.

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On November 22, 2025, Ripple made headlines with the launch of two new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). This significant move marks a milestone for the company, aiming to attract traditional investors and expand its reach beyond the cryptocurrency community.

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The Bitcoin market continues to witness an intense price correction in line with broader crypto market movement. In the past week, the premier cryptocurrency recorded another 10% price decline, trading as low as $80,800, before experiencing a modest bounce.

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Hedera (HBAR) has seen a sharp downturn this past week, sliding more than 18% and hitting $0.130. This decline is particularly significant because the altcoin fell below a key support zone around $0.162a level that had held firm for over a month and previously helped protect investor profits.

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Bitcoins recent price dip is being framed as a long-term opportunity, with Eric describing the current market moment as a great time to buy Bitcoin and calling the cryptocurrency the greatest asset of our time. Speaking at a tech conference in Florida, he emphasized that despite short-term volatility, Bitcoins long-term trajectory remains intact.

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Dogecoin, Cardano, and Shiba Inu are set to gain significant traction following Coinbases announcement that it will introduce U.S. perpetual-style futures for these popular altcoins. The crypto exchange confirmed that trading for these new futures products will begin on December 12, opening the door for both institutional and retail investors to participate.

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XRP is showing early signs of a technical rebound after an intense wave of institutional selling pushed the asset into deeply oversold territory. Over the past 48 hours, whale wallets unloaded nearly 200 million XRPworth roughly $400 millioncreating sharp supply pressure and triggering a decisive breakdown below the key $1.96 zone.

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Digital asset treasuries (DATs) were once among the most prominent corporate strategies of the last bull cycle, thriving on the idea that simply holding bitcoin on the balance sheet could generate value. Many companies enjoyed strong market premiums by accumulating BTC faster than rivals.

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A Bitcoin miner operating with only 6 terahashes per second (TH/s) has achieved an astonishing milestone by successfully mining a full Bitcoin block an outcome so unlikely its comparable to winning a lottery. The miner earned 3.146 BTC in block rewards and transaction fees, valued at roughly $265,000.

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Bitcoin's series of bearish swings has evidently instilled in its market participants a wave of pessimism bordering on flat-out fear. After losing almost 28% of its value this November, the flagship cryptocurrency looks set for the onset of a full bearish cycle.

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Coinbase has initiated the migration of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) from legacy internal wallets to new systems. The company explained that this is a routine update designed to enhance the security of its platform and infrastructure.

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Ripple's struggle: Market timing or internal flaws?

 

Strategy, a business intelligence company founded by Michael Saylor, has released new data outlining how its Bitcoin (BTC) position holds up under current market conditions. This disclosure raises the question of whether the company could ever be forced to sell its $54.59 billion in Bitcoin holdings.

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Bitcoin is now sitting at one of its most critical junctures of the entire cycle. A rising-wedge breakdown has driven price straight into a key support zone just as BTC prints its first major post-ATH drawdown of over 33%, a level that has historically signaled prolonged weakness and heightened volatility.

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A lack of conviction among "weak" hands will cause new Bitcoin holders to dump at the first sign of trouble, worsening market drawdowns.

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After a bruising week of historic outflows, the exchange-traded fund (ETF) market finally took a breath. Bitcoin, ether, and solana ETFs all closed Friday in the green, signaling a welcome shift in sentiment.

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Chicago-based Crypto Dispensers says it's considering a $100 million sale, just days after the firm and its founder were hit with money laundering charges.

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The Bitcoin mining industry is heading into one of its most challenging phases ever, according to Fred Thiel, CEO of MARA Holdings (Marathon Digital). With rising competition, higher energy costs, and tighter profit margins, Thiel believes only miners that secure control over their power supply—or shift into new businesses such as artificial intelligence—will survive the coming years.

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Coinbase initiated a movement to transfer its internal Bitcoin and Ethereum wallets, a process the exchange described as part of its ongoing security strategy aimed at reducing the long-term exposure of digital assets. The company reported that the transfers recorded as high-volume movements on-chain were maintenance operations that had been planned long in advance.

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Bitcoin (BTC) may have confirmed a decisive shift into bearish territory after slipping beneath a key long-term technical threshold closely followed by seasoned market analysts.

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XRP has a good shot at doing great in 2026. That doesn't mean it'll be able to keep 100% of any gains it makes.

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In November 2025, Bitcoin miners are grappling with a significant financial squeeze as Bitcoin's market value has dropped over 20% this month alone. This sharp decline in price has led to a plunging hashprice, hitting levels that haven't been witnessed in several years.

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XRP has entered a new phase in its growth as Spot XRP ETFs begin trading across the United States. The excitement surrounding institutional access to XRP has grown quickly in recent weeks, especially as filings and inflow reports hint at rising interest from funds preparing to scale their exposure.

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Liquidation calls from the sidelines are growing louder for Strategy (MSTR) as bitcoin tumbles and the company's common stock has plunged nearly 70% from last year's peak, calling into question — for some — the firm's ability to continue to meet its obligations.