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Metaplanet Inc. launches 23rd & 24th Series SARs to fund crypto plans

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The crypto market is in deep red today, with more than $3 trillion wiped out from the global market cap. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP are all facing heavy sell-offs, and one analyst who accurately warned about Bitcoin's fall from $115K to $90K now says the next stop could be $60,000.

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Ethereum price failed to stay above $3,000 and tested $2,770. ETH is now attempting to recover but faces resistance near $2,880.

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Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) cheered the launch of a new exchange-traded fund on Wall Street on Thursday that aims to provide leveraged exposure to the popular meme coin. Leveraged ETF For DOGE Dogecoin's official X handle reacted to the debut of the 21Shares 2x Long Dogecoin ETF on the Nasdaq stock exchange.

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Bitcoin slips below key cost-basis models amid waning demand and ETF outflows, with derivatives markets showing increased caution and hedging activity, according to Glassnode.

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Solana partnership expands as Solmate strengthens its role in Abu Dhabi's digital asset push.

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The conversation around Bitcoin's next major adoption wave is shifting. While early supporters were driven by ideology, decentralization, and distrust of traditional finance, analysts now argue that the future of Bitcoin adoption will be powered by one thing: economic necessity.

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Bitcoin extended its slide Friday morning Hong Kong time, dropping below $85,500, CoinDesk data shows, as the market absorbed a fresh wave of selling pressure and another shift in global rate expectations.

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Economist Peter Schiff slammed Strategy Inc.'s (NASDAQ:MSTR) Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) investment approach on Thursday, arguing that the company would have been better placed had it chosen any other asset. Schiff Sees Problems For Strategy In an X post, Schiff pointed out that despite spending over $48 billion on Bitcoin in the past five years, the company's total paper profits are less than 17%.

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Bitcoin price started another decline below $90,000. BTC is now showing bearish signs and might struggle to recover above $88,5000.

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Public pension funds increasingly embrace crypto-linked equities, highlighting a shift towards digital asset exposure despite market volatility. Arizona state pension fund reports $24 million Bitcoin exposure via Strategy shares.

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Is DOGE's $0.15 support actually stable?

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Bitcoin price corrected alongside major US equities as a tech-led sell-off and investor concerns over AI spending and a Federal Reserve policy shift hit markets hard.

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Bitcoin Core, the reference implementation that underpins the majority of the BTC network, has undergone what Brink describes as the first-ever public, third-party security audit of its codebase. The assessment was carried out by security firm Quarkslab, coordinated by the Open Source Technology Improvement Fund (OSTIF) and funded by Brink with support from its donors.

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The Dogecoin price is back under pressure after sliding to the crucial $0.15 support zone, a level many traders say could determine whether the world's biggest memecoin rebounds into December or sinks deeper before any recovery. Related Reading: Bitcoin To Suffer 40% Crash From All-Time High?

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The Bitwise XRP ETF officially closed its first trading day with 1,127,647 shares traded, equal to $25.93 million in volume. While a solid debut for a product launching during one of the most chaotic market days of the year, the ETF fell far short of the $58.

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Bitcoin continues to show weakness as the price once again failed to recover above crucial resistance levels, keeping the market under pressure heading into the final stretch of November. After slipping below $92,000, BTC struggled to generate meaningful momentum, suggesting that bearish sentiment remains dominant in the short term.

 

The recent Bitcoin “dumping” is a positive sign for the asset, but it could take years, not weeks, for Bitcoin to reach that magic $200,000 number.

 

Nic Puckrin, an analyst at The Coin Bureau, said Bitcoin is being “pulled in different directions by conflicting news” as it heads into the weekend.

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These global messaging standard-compliant altcoins are ready to dominate global rails after ISO 20022 kicks in.

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A major development is underway in the Bitcoin lending ecosystem as Anchorage Digital Bank, the first federally chartered crypto bank in the United States, announces a strategic integration with Mezo — a Bitcoin-native decentralized finance (DeFi) platform. The collaboration aims to offer institutions a secure and compliant route to borrow against their Bitcoin holdings while gaining access to new yield-generating tools.

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Leading cryptocurrencies fell further alongside stocks on Thursday, as stronger jobs data cast doubt on whether the Federal Reserve will deliver another rate cut in December. Cryptocurrency Gains +/- Price (Recorded at 8:25 p.m.

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XRP slides toward key support as BTC weakness, ETF outflows, and fading Fed rate-cut bets pressure sentiment. Traders watch $2.0 and upcoming US data closely.

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Bitcoin is currently trading below $92,000, and the market is showing clear signs of exhaustion as selling pressure intensifies. Fear has pushed sentiment toward the bearish end of the spectrum, with many analysts now arguing that BTC may be entering a new bear market.

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Bitcoin is attempting to regain its footing near $95,000 after a turbulent week that sent the world's largest crypto sliding below the $90,000 threshold. The sharp retreat, part of a broader risk-off wave triggered by shifting macro expectations, has rattled investors who just weeks ago watched BTC hit an ATH of $126,000.