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Inside Ethereum's case for a 2018-style comeback.

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XRP has shown signs of weakness once again as it trades below the $2.15 mark, testing critical support levels. Following a steady downtrend, the cryptocurrency is struggling to maintain momentum, reflecting broader market trends affecting Bitcoin and Ethereum.

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In November 2025, retail investors offloaded approximately $4 billion worth of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded funds (ETFs), serving as a catalyst for the recent downturn in the cryptocurrency market. This substantial sell-off marks a pivotal movement that analysts are closely examining to understand the motivations behind such trading behaviors and the implications for the broader financial landscape.

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Ripple's XRP is navigating one of its most challenging phases of the year as supply dynamics shift against new buyers and market sentiment remains fragile. Following the most recent price decline, 42% of the circulating XRP supply is now in the red, putting short-term buyers under pressure and raising questions about whether confidence can return in the near term.

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Retail investors have sold about $4 billion of spot BTC and ETH ETFs in November — the main driver of the latest crypto market correction.

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Perplexity AI predicts XRP may drop toward $1, Solana could add only a few dollars and Dogecoin might fall near $0.11 by year end as Bitcoin has reached a six month low, while Maxi Doge has attracted early presale capital and community focus.

 

Cardano co-founder Charles Hoskinson claims that Trump-era hype has derailed the bull market – Cardano price predictions now find their footing.

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Bitcoin drops 31% as market correction worsens, failing to act as a haven while gold remains stable during market stress.

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XRP has fallen 5% this week as its ongoing decline continues despite growing institutional interest. The altcoin is struggling to recover, even with two XRP ETFs already live and two more scheduled to launch next week.

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Crypto asset manager Bitwise has confirmed its spot XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF) is set to go live on the New York Stock Exchange when markets open on Thursday, in a major milestone for the XRP community.

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Bitcoin's latest sell-off is being driven by mid-cycle holders rather than long-term whales, according to VanEck's "Mid-November 2025 Bitcoin ChainCheck" report.

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U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds saw net inflows of $75.47 million on Wednesday, breaking a five-day streak of uninterrupted outflows.

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Metaplanet is preparing another huge capital raise via the issuance of its new Class B perpetual shares to fuel a massive Bitcoin acquisition spree.

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Are institutions timing a cycle shift before it becomes obvious?

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The conversation around XRP has grown louder in recent months as the asset continues to gain traction through ecosystem growth, Spot XRP ETFs, and market interest. Despite this momentum, XRP still sits far below Bitcoin, the industry's dominant cryptocurrency, when comparing total valuation.

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In a significant market event, Bitcoin's price has fallen below the $90,000 threshold, currently hovering close to the mid-$80,000 range. This decline has placed Bitcoin near the lower Bollinger Band, indicating increased market volatility and testing critical support points such as the S3 pivot level.

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Abu Dhabi Investment Council nearly tripled its holdings in BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust during the third quarter, growing from about 2.4 million shares to nearly 8 million by September 30. The position was valued at roughly $518 million at quarter end.

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Shares in publicly traded Ethereum treasury firm FG Nexus fell further after the firm parted with some of its ETH.

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Bitcoin has just witnessed a major sell activity as data from on-chain tracking firm Whale Alert reveals the massive sale of an old existing Bitcoin stash on Thursday, November 20.

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U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds saw net inflows of $75.47 million on Wednesday, breaking a five-day streak of uninterrupted outflows.

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On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, major cryptocurrencies slump after stronger-than-expected September jobs data and better-than-expected earnings from Nvidia. Plus, Crypto World speaks with Ari Redbord of TRM Labs at the Clear Street Disruptive Technology Conference.

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Ripple's latest massive on-chain movement has once again stirred the broader crypto market, raising questions about the digital asset company's intentions as a major XRP holder. A recent blockchain record shows millions of XRP leaving a wallet linked to Ripple, prompting speculation about whether this could signal a broader sell-off.

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Bybit Alpha Farm officially launched a SOL-USDC liquidity pool offering an attractive annualized yield of up to 91%.

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MSTR stock fell to $173.55, tracking BTC's drop below $88K, raising concerns over Strategy's funding model and preferred shares.

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Bitcoin drawdowns are too sudden and extreme for retirees. Gold tends to do well during bad times.