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Major cryptocurrencies traded lower in early Asia as DeFi platform Yearn noted at "incident" in its yETH pool.

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Canary Capital's dominance in the XRP ETF market could accelerate institutional adoption and influence future crypto investment strategies. Canary Capital claims its XRP ETF surpasses all other XRP ETFs combined.

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XRP is showing price behavior reminiscent of its historic 2017 bull run, prompting renewed optimism among traders and analysts. The cryptocurrency is currently undergoing a three-month consolidation phase, which experts say could precede a significant upside if historical patterns repeat.

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The significant liquidations highlight the volatility and risk in crypto markets, potentially deterring new investors and impacting market stability. Bitcoin tumbles below $89,000, triggering over $200 million in long liquidations in past hour.

 

The market's position is getting worse as arch-like patterns appear across the board. Usually it means that the rally is fading and bears are going to take control as the new trading week starts.

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Blackrock, the world's preeminent asset manager, has reported that its spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are a top driver of its soaring profits, with current allocations approaching $100 billion. This landmark achievement highlights the growing mainstream acceptance of cryptocurrency investments.

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Solana's blockchain ecosystem is experiencing a sudden burst of activity, with the token MON rapidly gaining attention and driving massive trading volumes. According to Solana Daily, MON recorded over $400 million in trading volume within just 48 hours, completing 360,000 trades and drawing more than 21,000 unique traders.

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In a dramatic turn of events, $3 million in Ethereum was sent to Tornado Cash after an intricate attack targeted Yearn Finance's yETH vault. The incident unfolded on a single transaction that appeared to involve liquid staking tokens, sparking concerns over the security of decentralized finance platforms.

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Tether's $181B in assets surpassed its USDT libalities of $174B, but short on the liquidity front.

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Blackrock says its spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds have become its most profitable product line, with allocations nearing $100 billion, according to comments from its Brazil director. Blackrock Executive: Spot Bitcoin ETFs Near $100B in Allocations Blackrock, the world's largest asset manager with more than $13.

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Dog-themed meme coins have exploded in popularity, making it hard for Shiba Inu to stand out in a crowded field. The coin supply of Shiba Inu (589 trillion coins) is simply too high, limiting any chance of significant price appreciation.

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Elon Musk has reignited the long-running debate over Bitcoins intrinsic value, describing the cryptocurrency as a true energy-backed asset. In a newly surfaced interview clip with entrepreneur Nikhil Kamath, Musk emphasized that Bitcoins strength comes from the fact that it is built on energysomething governments cannot print or fabricate.

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The metric known as multiple of net asset value, or mNAV, has quickly become a popular way to value publicly traded bitcoin treasury companies firms whose primary strategy is holding bitcoin on their balance sheets. As companies like Strategy (MSTR) continue accumulating BTC, investors rely on mNAV to understand whether these stocks trade at a premium, at parity, or at a discount relative to the underlying bitcoin they hold.

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Brazilian fintech firm Méliuz (CASH3) uncovered a surprising reality while reviewing its balance sheet in late 2024: despite being profitable, debt-free, and expanding, the market valued the company at effectively zero. According to Diego Kolling, Head of Bitcoin Strategy at Méliuz, the companys cash positionaround R$250 million mostly held in government bondswas eroding after taxes and inflation.

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Ethereum is showing renewed signs of strength after a period of heavy market pressure. The cryptocurrency has held the $2,990 support level, opening the possibility for a push toward the $3,400 target in the near term.

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Solana's strong performance in tokenized stock markets and recent price recovery is reinforcing its position as one of the most efficient blockchains for high-volume financial products. The network's consistent execution speed, predictable fees, and developer activity continue to attract attention as its market share rises and its price regains momentum from critical support levels.

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For more than a year, MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has stuck to a familiar routine: posting a chart of orange dots almost every Sunday on X, teasing the possibility of another Monday bitcoin (BTC) purchase. This weekend, however, he broke the patternsharing the same chart but adding the cryptic line, what if we start adding green dots.

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The complex attack took place in a single transaction, and appears to have involved liquid staking tokens from across the Ethereum ecosystem.

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Over 40,000 structured XRP AccountSet actions fuel network speculation as XRP maintains key support and targets $2.35 and $2.88.

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Ripple's regulated stablecoin RLUSD has crossed a major milestone, reaching more than $1 billion in supply on Ethereum amid rising global demand for compliant digital assets. The rapid growth highlights how the stablecoin market continues expanding even as broader crypto prices face volatility.

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NYDIG's research head questions how mNAV is used to assess bitcoin treasuries, arguing it masks key risks tied to capital structure and equity dilution.

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The withdrawals come ahead of CoinShares' planned U.S. public listing via a $1.2 billion SPAC merger with Vine Hill Capital.

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The price of Bitcoin appears to have cooled off after displaying great strength in recovering the $90,000 level over the past week. According to the latest price action data, this price jump will only be transient, as the premier cryptocurrency is seemingly still stuck in a bearish structure.

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Arthur Hayes remains firmly committed to his highly optimistic Bitcoin outlook, insisting that the recent plunge to $80,000 marked the cycle bottom — not the beginning of a prolonged downtrend. Despite market uncertainty and a sharp correction from October highs, the BitMEX co-founder believes Bitcoin still has a clear path toward $200,000–$250,000 before the end of 2025.

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In November 2025, the cryptocurrency market continues to experience significant volatility, with Dogecoin (DOGE) at the center of attention due to the shifting dynamics between retail traders and larger investors, often referred to as ‘whales.' Recent data shows a notable decrease in large-scale transactions, with DOGE whales stepping back, allowing retail investors to dominate.