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The restaurant Steak 'n Shake, which supports Bitcoin, has revealed plans to expand into El Salvador.

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Steak 'n Shake, an American fast food restaurant company, first began accepting BTC in May and is now expanding its stores to El Salvador.

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Accelerating momentum in crypto markets emerges as new SEC backlog guidance positions upcoming ETF filings, including spot XRP ETFs, for faster clearance, signaling a clearer regulatory pathway that heightens issuer confidence and primes investors for gains.

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Solana has slipped to its lowest price zone since June, but not everything in its market structure appears negative. Despite spot price declines and growing selling pressure, institutional positioning and derivatives signals are showing early signs of strengthening support.

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Bitcoin's trajectory strengthens as projections advance toward $250K, with Robert Kiyosaki signaling plans to buy more BTC as tightening supply, expanding adoption, and rising demand for resilient stores of value drive expectations for sustained upside ahead.

 

A recent comment from crypto analyst CryptoTank has brought attention to a long-standing misconception about the size of the XRP community. His post focused on the widely quoted figure of seven million XRP wallets and explained why this number does not represent the number of real holders.

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The Scaramuccis have revealed that they committed a $100 million investment to the Trump family-linked American Bitcoin despite their sour relationship with President Donald Trump. American Bitcoin is a mining company backed by the Trump family, and it has big ambitions for the crypto industry, specifically focusing its business on Bitcoin.

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Cardano is once again in the spotlight, not because of a major price move, but due to an unexpected interaction between its founder and one of the most influential figures in crypto. Charles Hoskinson recently directed Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong to take a look at the Midnight Network, a privacy-focused project within the Cardano ecosystem.

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Bitcoin ended the week under intense selling pressure, dropping below $95,000 late Friday in U.S. trading hours, marking its worst weekly performance since March. The largest cryptocurrency by market value failed to find any support throughout the week and has now fallen nearly 9%, its lowest level since May.

 

With bitcoin drifting under the $100,000 line, plenty of folks are side-eyeing the charts and debating whether this is the opening act of a bear cycle or just a quick dip before one last bull leap.

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The Bitcoin price has ostensibly continued down in its bearish direction, which started in the second week of October. After slipping beneath the psychological $100,000 support, worries have surfaced among Bitcoin market participants regarding the broader market structure.

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Institutional adoption of Bitcoin has become one of the most defining forces in the digital asset market, marking a new chapter in cryptocurrency's evolution. What was once a niche investment driven by retail traders has now become a strategic allocation for financial giants, sovereign funds, and corporate treasuries around the world.

 

Over the past week, chatter has swirled around the 20,000 documents dropped by the U.S. House Oversight Committee tied to the convicted sex trafficker and now-deceased Jeffrey Epstein.

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Speculation about a possible BlackRock XRP ETF is rising again after the Canary XRPC ETF delivered one of the strongest ETF launches of the year. The new fund generated more than 58 million dollars in first-day volume and 245 million dollars in net inflows, outperforming hundreds of other ETF debuts in 2025.

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Bitcoin may be heading for its weakest stretch against gold in nearly seven years, according to Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGlone.

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Cardano (ADA) appears to be stirring back to life as trading activity surges alongside the broader crypto market rebound.

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Solana and XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are off to an impressive start on Wall Street, drawing steady institutional demand even as the broader crypto market faces continued downward pressure led by Bitcoin. Recent data from SoSo Value highlights that these ETFs are attracting fresh capital, signaling growing investor confidence in both assets despite short-term market volatility.

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Bitcoin is stepping into a new era where its movements can no longer be explained by crypto-native events. Instead, BTC has become increasingly intertwined with the global business cycle, reacting to shifts in institutional positioning.

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In a tumultuous second week of November, the global cryptocurrency market saw a staggering $280 billion wiped off its total valuation, plunging the market cap to approximately $3.3 trillion. This decline was characterized by Bitcoin slipping below the psychological $100,000 mark for the second week in a row, marking its lowest price in six months.

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Bitcoin faced a sharp wave of selling pressure after plunging below $95,000 for the first time in six months, triggering widespread liquidations and renewed market fear. Despite the downturn, JPMorgan analysts believe the cryptocurrency has already reached its bottom, setting the stage for a potential recovery that could eventually push Bitcoin toward golds massive $28.3 trillion market valuation.

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The Litecoin price continues to move with notable stability while the broader market struggles to find direction. Several U.S.-based assets dropped sharply this month, yet LTC price held key support zones with surprising consistency.

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The manifesto warns that convenience-driven centralization threatens Ethereum's core trustless principles.

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Harvard Universitys endowment has taken a surprising step into the crypto markets, revealing a $443 million position in BlackRocks iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT). The disclosure, made through the endowments latest 13F filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, shows that Harvard held 6.8 million IBIT shares as of Q3 2025making the spot bitcoin ETF its single largest known U.S.-listed equity holding.

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Crypto market sentiment has taken a steep downturn, with the Crypto Fear Greed Index dropping to 10, signaling a state of extreme fear and marking its lowest level since late February. The sharp decline comes after a challenging week across major digital assets, led by bitcoins retreat to just under $96,000, its second break below the $100,000 threshold this month.

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The crypto market shed $280 billion in the second week of November, bringing total capitalization down to $3.3 trillion as bitcoin slipped below $100,000 for the second consecutive week.