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The launch lands amid steep drawdowns in bitcoin and ether, adding risk around timing for highly leveraged ETPs.

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Dog-themed cryptocurrency Dogecoin (DOGE) has been spotted on Wall Street, triggering excitement in the crypto community.

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Raoul Pal had a pretty simple take on the latest Bitcoin drop as he compared it to what has happened loads of times before, and for him it is a bit of a pain, but not something out of the ordinary for the cryptocurrency.

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TL;DR Bitcoin rebounded above $84,000 after Fed's Williams suggested December rate cut. Williams' dovish comments contrasted with other Fed officials' hawkish stances. Rate cut probability jumped to 70%, boosting both Bitcoin and Nasdaq futures. Bitcoin regained ground after a session marked by heavy selling, climbing above $84,000 following a low near $81,000. U.S.

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MicroStrategy vs. MSCI - Inside the index move that could end the corporate Bitcoin era.

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CryptoQuant founder and CEO Ki Young Ju pushed back on a renewed wave of forced Bitcoin liquidation and bankruptcy chatter around Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy, MSTR), arguing that the bearish thesis misreads the company's capital structure and shareholder incentives. In a Nov. 20, 2025 post on X, Ju wrote, “MSTR only goes bankrupt if an asteroid hits Earth,” adding that critics should “bring a single piece of evidence” before claiming Michael Saylor would be liquidated.

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Bitcoin Magazine Strategy's (MSTR) Michael Saylor Dismisses Index Concerns: ‘Our Conviction in Bitcoin is Unwavering' Michael Saylor took to X to dismiss concerns about MSCI-driven outflows, emphasizing that Strategy is an operating company with a $500 million software business and a $7.7 billion Bitcoin-backed digital credit program. Strategy's (MSTR) Michael Saylor Dismisses Index Concerns: ‘Our Conviction in Bitcoin is Unwavering' Micah Zimmerman.

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Coinbase, the leading crypto exchange, is planning yet another acquisition in what's shaping up to be its most active year for M&A deals. In a recent blog post, the exchange announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Vector, an on-chain trading platform built on Solana.

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The end of the week is mainly bearish, according to CoinStats.

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One of the crypto industry's longtime Republican allies in Congress introduced a bill to allow individuals and businesses to pay taxes in bitcoin BTC$83,292.08 without triggering capital gains liability and also directing the funds to the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve — providing a new funding mechanism for the federal crypto stockpile that hasn't yet been established.

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Bulls are not able to seize the initiative at the end of the week, according to CoinStats.

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Bitcoin recently reached an impressive milestone by hitting the $85,000 mark, signaling a hopeful upswing for investors. Despite this achievement, concerns loom over the cryptocurrency's market structure, which some analysts describe as weak.

 

On November 21, 2025, Bitcoin's price dynamics drew significant attention as it approached the $73,000 to $84,000 range, a level influenced by the anticipated debut of Blackrock's Ishares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT). This movement has incited discussions among experts about the potential bottom for Bitcoin and its implications for both individual investors and institutional stakeholders.

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TL;DR JPMorgan warns that Strategy could be excluded from the MSCI USA index, risking up to $9.000 million in outflows. The risk stems from Strategy's Bitcoin holdings exceeding 50% of its total assets. The company's flywheel has broken: its market value almost equals the value of its BTC holdings.

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Leading cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Global Inc. has announced its commitment to acquire Vectordotfun (Vector). In a post on X, Coinbase informed its over 6.6 million community members of the decision.

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Extreme risk aversion has shaped crypto, with Bitcoin trading below recent six figure highs and the CMC Crypto Fear and Greed Index at its lowest reading since launch, while altcoin season has remained subdued as traders have cut leverage and rotated toward cash.

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Bitcoin's push into the $73,000–$84,000 reset range tied to Strategy and Blackrock's Ishares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) is concentrating pressure that could flush out sellers and fortify institutional positioning, according to an expert, setting up a stronger base.

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In recent years, the cryptocurrency landscape has seen dramatic shifts, with tokens like Dogecoin capturing widespread attention and newer entrants like Digitap ($TAP) emerging on the scene. As of November 2025, Dogecoin is valued at $0.16, while Digitap holds a price point of $0.03.

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Dogecoin price dropped by nearly 5% on Friday as the recent crypto market crash accelerated. It was trading at $0.1420 at press time, down by ~53% from the highest point in September.

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BlackRock registered the iShares Staked Ethereum Trust in Delaware on Nov. 19, opening a path toward the firm's first staked Ethereum ETF in the US. The state-level trust registration does not constitute a formal Securities Act of 1933 application.

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Structural risks tied to MSCI's review could keep markets bleeding unless a crucial ruling turns bullish.

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The US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent made a surprise visit to the opening of a bitcoin pub, PubKey, in Washington DC on Thursday.

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Most of the coins keep setting new local lows, according to CoinMarketCap.

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TL;DR: Bitcoin nears historical levels from before the FTX collapse, prompting caution. Major holders are adjusting positions, with increased on-chain activity. Key supports at $90K–$92K indicate potential opportunities and volatility risks. Bitcoin is once again in the spotlight, approaching extreme levels reminiscent of the pre-FTX era.

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Michael Saylor posts 'Endurance' message referencing Shackleton expedition as Bitcoin crashes below $82,000 and Strategy faces potential Nasdaq 100 removal with $9B at stake.