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The cryptocurrency market is currently navigating its most severe liquidity stress test since late 2022, with more than $1 trillion of value lost in the past month. While the headline volatility centers on Bitcoin, the structural damage is permeating deeply into large-cap assets such as XRP and Ethereum.

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Nakamoto Holdings felt pressure by the recent price drop for BTC. The company posted collateral to its structured $250M debt, and moved 367 BTC out of its treasury, explaining the coins were used for other investments.

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TL;DR US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stopped by the newly opened Pubkey location in Washington, DC, catching both crypto enthusiasts and industry observers by surprise. The visit sparked discussions about potential government engagement with Bitcoin and its implications for policy and markets, including how institutional investors might respond over time.

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Vector's tech will plug into Coinbase's DEX integration, while Tensor Labs shifts its NFT marketplace and TNSR token to Tensor Foundation.

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Jim Cramer says traders clinging to Fed-driven optimism are delusional as Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) traded as low as $81,000 on Friday. Cramer Says Fed Optimism Is Misplaced CNBC host Jim Cramer on Friday said traders were wrong to assume that conditions improved after Federal Reserve board member John Williams spoke.

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Crypto asset manager Bitwise's launch of a spot XRP exchange-traded fund on Nov. 20 failed to lift the token, which fell to $1.81 — its weakest level since April — before a broader Nov. 21 sell‑off drove monthly losses above 20%.

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TL;DR Trader Peter Brandt anticipates that Bitcoin's price will only reach $200,000 in 2029, colliding with expectations of faster bull cycles. BTC has fallen from its all-time high of $125,100 to around $80,000 in thirty days, a correction of more than 20% that Brandt considers a healthy phase for fresh accumulation.

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TL;DR: Coinbase acquires Vector, a Solana meme coin platform, expanding niche market presence. The deal brings Vector's team onboard to continue developing and innovating. Coinbase aims to integrate meme coins and enhance community engagement across its platform. Coinbase has made a strategic move in the Solana ecosystem, acquiring Vector, a platform focused on Solana-based memecoins.

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XRP breaks key support, trades at $1.91. Analysts warn of deeper losses as ETF volumes rise and $1.90 EMA support faces test.

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Coinbase Global Inc. (NASDAQ:COIN) has reached an agreement to acquire Solana's (CRYPTO: SOL) Vector, a trading platform that helps users access fast, on-chain markets. Coinbase Expands Solana Trading Capabilities The company said on Friday that Vector's tools will be integrated into Coinbase's consumer trading experience to expand access to Solana-based assets.

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Strategy, the Bitcoin treasury pioneer (ticker MSTR) is currently included in major indices such as the Nasdaq-100, MSCI USA, and MSCI World.

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The cryptocurrency market is experiencing significant turmoil as Bitcoin's value plummeted below $82,000 on major exchanges like Binance, with the price currently hovering around $84,000. This steep decline has led to widespread liquidations, with a staggering $2 billion worth of positions being liquidated in just the past 24 hours, according to data from Coinglass.

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In early 2025, Bitcoin's liquidity issues have become a focal point in the crypto market, leading to intensified scrutiny and discussions among investors and analysts. As the pioneering digital currency, Bitcoin has historically set the pace for the entire cryptocurrency landscape.

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According to CryptoQuant data, Bitcoin has moved into what analysts are calling the most bearish phase of the last two years, sending prices down sharply and weighing on the broader crypto market. Related Reading: XRP Supply Shock Ahead?

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The broader cryptocurrency market is witnessing one of the largest pullbacks in the cycle, as evidenced by Bitcoin's price decline from its current all-time high of $126,000. BTC's price is now hovering around $83,000.

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The market threw some turbulence at Solana today. The Solana price took a steep hit before making a mild recovery, but overall momentum is still cooling off.

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The global cryptocurrency market has seen another turbulent week, with major assets including Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP continuing their downward trajectory. Prices fell sharply across the board, driven largely by widespread selling from smaller retail investors who appear shaken by recent volatility.

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Crypto markets plunged toward April lows on Friday as a lingering liquidity crunch amplified price swings. CoinGlass data shows that the sell-off coincides with nearly $2 billion in liquidations over the past 24 hours.

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Earlier this year, at Hong Kong's Bitcoin Asia, there was a growing sense of frustration with Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) companies and their lagging performance against the asset they fill their coffers with.

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TL;DR Solana and XRP ETFs have attracted nearly $900 million in combined inflows despite ongoing market declines. Solana ETFs account for $500 million of net inflows, while XRP ETFs have added $410 million.

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In a dramatic swing, Bitcoin's value plummeted to just under $82,000, marking one of its most significant drops in recent months. This downturn was not triggered by a singular event but rather a confluence of factors that exposed the fragility in the current crypto market.

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Amidst a volatile market landscape, Pi Network's native token has managed to buck the general downward trend, showing resilience with a weekly gain. In contrast, Ripple's XRP has faced a significant decline, with its value dropping sharply over the same period.

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Bitcoin plunged to a six-month low on Friday after a sharp two-month decline pushed the price under $82,000. The fall marked a steep pullback from the late-October peak near $126,000.

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XRP has moved directly into its major support zone between $1.79 and $1.98, a region experts have been warning about. After touching this area, the chart is now showing the first signs of a possible reversal. Market sentiment, however, is extremely negative.

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ADA price decline has seen it drop to year-to-date lows, with over 50% YTD loss. We discuss what this means amid Bitcoin' rising bearishness.