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Ripple, the leading financial technology company specialising in blockchain-based payment solutions, has scored one of its biggest wins of the year. Abu Dhabi's Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) has officially approved Ripple's USD-backed stablecoin RLUSD as a Fiat-Referenced Token for use within the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM).

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Bitcoin is showing signs of a rebound just as political pressure mounts for a new, more dovish Federal Reserve chair.

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Ripples U.S. dollarpegged stablecoin RLUSD has secured a major regulatory milestone after receiving official approval for use in Abu Dhabis primary financial jurisdiction. The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FRSA) of the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has formally classified RLUSD as an Accepted Fiat-Referenced Token, opening new doors for Ripples expanding footprint in global digital finance.

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XRP is trading near $2.20 while its supply on Binance falls to the lowest point of the year, reducing sell-side pressure. XRP was trading near $2.20 at press time, holding a slight 0.5% gain in the past 24 hours.

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Bitcoin whale activity intensifies with 9,000 BTC sent to exchanges in a single day.

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Dogecoin surged this week as its breakout aligned with the historic launch of the first U.S. spot DOGE exchange-traded funds, giving the memecoin fresh institutional exposure. The timing also matched bitcoins sharp rebound above $91,000, helping restore momentum across the broader crypto market.

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SpaceX has moved 1,163 Bitcoin worth $105 million, which is believed to have been transferred to Coinbase Prime for custody.

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Crypto exchange Upbit has suspended all deposits and withdrawals after disclosing a major security incident that has led to multi-million dollar losses.

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Strategy's Bitcoin-treasury edge is eroding as JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley roll out leveraged Bitcoin products, tightening margins and pressuring MSTR's downtrending stock. Strategy Inc.

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South Korea's largest crypto exchange Upbit suspends deposits and withdrawals after an unauthorized transfer of 54 billion won (nearly $38 million) in Solana-based assets to an external wallet. The exchange confirmed Solana ecosystem crypto assets, including Double Zero (2Z), Official Trump (TRUMP), Bonk and Jupiter (JUP), were transferred in the Upbit hack.

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Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is gaining attention in the cryptocurrency market after showing one of the strongest technical structures among major digital assets this week. Trading at $535.40, BCH has continued to hold its breakout above key resistance levels, with analysts forecasting more upside over the next four to six weeks if the current momentum remains intact.

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Solana spot ETFs have achieved 21 consecutive days of positive net inflows. Cumulative flows reached $613 million, and total net assets are close to $918 million.

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Ripple's RLUSD has received official approval to be used in Abu Dhabi's main financial market. This comes as the firm builds on its growth in global financial markets.

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Legendary commodity trader Peter Brandt has predicted that XRP could do "quite well" in the months to come.

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Bitcoin Cash (BCH) trades at $549.10, up 3.27% in 24 hours, as institutional interest grows following Grayscale's trading platform enhancement announcement.

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Grayscale's spot dogecoin ETF opened on NYSE Arca with about $1.4m in first-day volume, lagging analyst forecasts and trailing recent crypto ETF launches. Grayscale's spot Dogecoin exchange-traded fund commenced trading on NYSE Arca with modest volume, attracting approximately $1.

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South Korea's largest crypto exchange halted services and shifted assets to cold storage after detecting unauthorized withdrawals.

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Bitcoin has fallen more than 22% in one month, casting doubt on its momentum. Yet, behind this pullback, several signals point to a possible return to the symbolic threshold of $112,000.

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Gold continues to strengthen on the back of central bank demand, Tether's aggressive buying, and weakening momentum in Bitcoin, highlighting a growing divergence between the two assets.

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Polkadot (DOT) trades at $2.33 amid broader crypto weakness, as Bitcoin's continued decline to $87,388 weighs on altcoin sentiment and technical structure.

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The crypto markets are recovering from the latest crash that had driven the market capitalization close to $2.83 trillion from the highs of around $3.6 trillion. This drop was heavily influenced by the historical liquidation that hit billions and dragged the Bitcoin (BTC) price to as low as $80,000.

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Crypto trends have been moving with the unpredictability of a weather app, sunny one minute, sideways rain the next. Litecoin just nudged up 0.57% to $85.02 after holding key support levels during TOTAL3's major trendline break, while XRP slid 1.8% to $2.19 despite ETF inflows blasting past Solana's.

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Bitcoin is sitting at a critical crossroads once again, hovering dangerously close to a liquidity pocket that could trigger deeper losses if bulls fail to respond. Momentum has slowed, volatility is tightening, and attention is now locked on one key level that could determine whether BTC stages a recovery or slips further into the trap below $82,000.

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JPMorgan unveiled a new financial product—a leveraged structured note linked directly to BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT). This announcement comes after intense scrutiny of the bank for allegedly targeting Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), the Bitcoin proxy firm headed by Michael Saylor.

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XRP began the week on strong momentum after climbing 8.71% to $2.22 on November 24, driven by renewed optimism linked to the launch of XRP spot ETFs from Grayscale and Franklin Templeton. However, the rally stalled near the $2.20 level, where the asset met heavy resistance and retraced to $2.17 at the time of reporting.