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The most recent read from @Swissblock's risk-off signal provides the first concrete proof that capitulation has reached its limit, suggesting that Bitcoin may finally be establishing a bottom. The risk-off index has collapsed from extreme highs and is currently plunging sharply following weeks of unrelenting selling that propelled Bitcoin straight through its major moving averages and into the mid-$80,000 region.

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Ether has seen a 35% surge in volume as BitMine purchased around $82 million in ETH, with analysts eyeing new highs.

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Underground mining activity in energy-rich Xinjiang drives the rebound as Beijing shows signs of softening its stance on digital assets.

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A heated debate erupted on X this weekend after Gabor Gurbacs, founder of Pointsville and strategic advisor to Tether, dismissed growing fears about Bitcoin's vulnerability to quantum computing.

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Strike CEO and Twenty One Capital co-founder Jack Mallers says JPMorgan Chase abruptly shut down his personal bank accounts and refused to explain why.

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The wallets accumulating in September and October have been mostly HODLing in November.

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Bitcoin may continue to trade choppily below $90,000 in the days ahead, according to BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, who said he expects at least one more push into the “low $80Ks” before the market finds firmer footing.

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Speaking at Devconnect ARG on November 17, he contrasted centralised companies with decentralised communities, emphasising how trust works in different systems. FTX, once a leading crypto exchange, relied on blind trust from users and investors.

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TL;DR Short-term Bitcoin holders have capitulated after BTC tested $80,000, a behavior seen at previous cycle correction lows. CryptoQuant reports a transfer of more than 63,000 BTC from long-term holders, signaling distribution at elevated prices. Analysts warn that losing the $80,000 support could trigger a tougher phase if demand fails to absorb this rising supply.

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Satoshi Nakamoto's net worth plunged $41B as Bitcoin slid over 30%, but technical signals hint BTC may be preparing for a major rebound.

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China regains 14% share in global Bitcoin mining as hashrate reaches 1043 EH/s and underground activity expands.

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Bulls could not keep the weekend's rise going, and most of the coins are back to the red zone, according to CoinStats.

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XRP Ledger dUNL Validator Vet has addressed a common misconception about XRPL smart contracts. The idea of smart contracts, when brought up in the crypto space, has most people's minds on what is applicable to Ethereum or Solana.

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Despite a steep drop in its share price, Strategy's Bitcoin stack is in the green and it continues to outperform top tech equities over time.

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With 80% of SOL holders underwater and $239M in longs at risk, analysts warn of panic selling but see long-term value in ETF inflows.

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Bitcoin faces resistance at $93K as bearish MACD, whale selling, and failed EMA support raise risks of a drop toward $40K.

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TL;DR: Over 7 billion DOGE were moved by whales, increasing volatility concerns. Exchange deposits and large single transfers signal potential sell-side pressure. DOGE must hold $0.13 support as sentiment weakens amid whale-driven uncertainty.

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Dogecoin (DOGE) has kicked off the week on a positive note, climbing as much as 1.5% on Monday, November 24. The uptick appears to be the result of the upcoming Grayscale DOGE ETF set to go live on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) later today.

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Crypto majors bitcoin BTC$86,097.37, ether ETH$2,798.13, XRP$2.0604 and solana SOL$129.11 consolidated over the past 24 hours following a volatile week that saw the broader market fall to the lowest levels in months.

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Bitcoin is once again at the center of discussions about market cyclicality, and Polish crypto influencer Phil Konieczny argues that the current declines fit perfectly into his previous forecasts.

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Bitcoin (BTC) has increased nearly 8% since last Friday, bouncing back from recent lows near $80,500. This rally comes as market odds for a Fed rate cut in December jumped.

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The XRP price is up about 2.3% in the past 24 hours and has trimmed its weekly losses to under 7%. The bounce looks healthy at first glance, especially after the bottoming signs we tracked earlier this week.

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TL;DR BTC experienced an immediate bearish reversal when attempting to surpass the $88,000 level. The total crypto market capitalization lost $30 billion in 24 hours and is approaching $3 trillion. Large-cap altcoins are stagnant, with ZEC suffering a 7% drop.

 

Despite a steep drop in its share price, Strategy's Bitcoin stack is still in the green and continues to outperform top tech equities over time.

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Bitcoin BTC$86,169.11 has logged six down weeks out of the past seven, falling roughly 35% from $126,500 in October to around $81,000 before slightly recovering to above $85,000.