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Cardano's native token ADA has been under pressure for weeks, dropping nearly 35% in just one month. But behind this bearish period, a rare bullish setup has emerged on the 3-day timeframe, which is expected to hit ADA $0.72.

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Solana's meme coin market has fallen to its weakest level in nearly two years as trading activity continues to contract across decentralized exchanges.

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Bitcoin dropped sharply this month and is set to post one of its worst Novembers in years, leaving traders and fund managers weighing whether to buy or hold fire. Related Reading: 320 Ether On The Move: Bhutan Ramps Up Its Staking Game Based on reports, the token is down about 18% for November and was trading below $91,000 as markets quieted heading into the weekend.

 

Market reset and options expiry hint at Bitcoin resilience.

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Binance founder CZ shares his contrarian Bitcoin trading strategy: sell during maximum greed, buy during maximum fear.

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An artificial intelligence model predicts that Ethereum (ETH) is likely to hold above the $3,000 support level by December 1.

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XRP price has remained in a tight range in the past few days as the recent crypto market recovery has stalled. Ripple (XRP), one of the top utility tokens, was trading at $2.

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XRP is witnessing a sharp return of bullish momentum after weeks of volatility, with buyers stepping back into the market at one of its most significant price levels. The token has rebounded decisively from $1.85, a support zone that has historically acted as a turning point during market corrections.

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Bitcoin may be forming a local bottom as RSI nears oversold and whales open longs, fueling a possible relief rally toward the $100,000–$110,000 zone.

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Bitcoin's current price action may be flashing a familiar signal, according to Bitwise Europe's head of research, André Dragosch.

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The crypto market has been struggling since the flash crash in October. But performance from earlier in the year hasn't consistently been much better.

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Investor caution amid crypto volatility may signal a shift in institutional strategies, impacting future digital asset market dynamics. BlackRock Bitcoin ETF records $114 million in net outflows amid market volatility.

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PI has lost some of its recent momentum in the past 24 hours.

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Dogecoin just saw its biggest rebound in weeks while its new ETFs quietly pulled in almost $2M in inflows.

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Bitcoin is showing early signs of a powerful recovery after reclaiming the $90,000 region, following a dramatic correction on 20 November that pushed the market into panic. The Fear and Greed Index plunged to 12 during the decline, marking one of the most extreme fear readings since April.

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XRP had a good week, but what's next?

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Ethereum is currently trading around the $3K range. The ETH market has seen liquidations worth $59.85M.

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Greenidge Generation Holdings shut its New York mine after an electrical switchgear failure caused a fire, with operations expected to resume in weeks.

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SEC filing shows the planned Staked SOL ETF halted before launch after CoinShares withdrew its registration.

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Amid the consistent shift in the crypto market performance, which has seen Bitcoin steadily show mixed price action, Binance's founder Changpeng Zhao has shared his thoughts on the best way to make the most out of the unstable market condition.

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Digital Ascension Group CEO stipulates that XRP's available supply is rapidly vanishing, claiming ETFs are “draining everything” even before a potential BlackRock entry.

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ETF redemptions moved $354M BTC and $235M ETH, signaling capital exiting rather than fresh buying.

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Crypto analyst ChartNerd has predicted that the XRP price could rally 10x if a specific trend repeats. The analyst also revealed what needs to happen for the altcoin to invalidate this potential parabolic rally.

 

For several years now, a significant part of the debate in the cryptocurrency world has revolved around a particularly intriguing concept: Bitcoin is considered the new gold, its digital version. This comparison is not accidental. Both assets are portrayed as scarce goods, independent of central bank decisions, and potentially capable of protecting wealth from the erosion of purchasing power. This image has achieved great communicative success, both among professional investors and the public approaching the crypto world for the first time. However, when this narrative is compared with market data and more robust empirical analyses, elements emerge that call for greater realism. The thesis that equates Bitcoin to gold is primarily based on the notion of scarcity. Gold is a metal present in limited quantities in the Earth's crust; the rate at which its availability increases depends on extraction, which proceeds in a relatively slow and costly manner. Bitcoin, on the other hand, incorporates scarcity directly into its code: the protocol sets a maximum cap of 21 million units, beyond which no new BTC can be created. In both cases, therefore, value is associated with the difficulty of increasing supply.

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Bitcoin's had a brutal few weeks. It crashed 36% from its recent peak, leaving a lot of traders pretty shaken up.