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VanEck sees quantum threats and privacy gaps in Bitcoin.

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BlackRock, one of the world's largest asset managers, held its first board meeting in Abu Dhabi.

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Bitcoin could see a much-needed rebound as Barclays Research says Fed Chair Jerome Powell may still lean towards another 25 bps cut while other Fed officials remain divided. Meanwhile, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent claims there is no recession risk for the US economy or rise in inflation.

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BitMine doubles down on Ethereum despite market slump. BitMine has purchased 21,537 ether tokens, continuing its Ethereum accumulation strategy amid declining stock prices and billions in unrealized losses on its balance sheet, according to analytics platform Lookonchain.

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Grayscale's Dogecoin and XRP exchange-traded funds have been cleared for listing on the New York Stock Exchange and are expected to debut later today.

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XRP price rebounds, faces resistance, bullish signs on the hourly chart. XRP price has recovered from recent lows and is trading above a key hourly moving average, according to technical analysis data.

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DOGE$0.1485 looked past the demise of Elon Musk's D.O.G.E. department, as it climbed Monday in Asian markets, driven by renewed optimism sparked by Grayscale's forthcoming introduction of a DOGE coin ETF.

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The 11 U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs shattered trading records last week, with cumulative volumes surpassing $40.32 billion, indicating likely institutional capitulation.

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The New York Stock Exchange has certified the listing and registration for the Grayscale Dogecoin Trust ETF Shares and Grayscale XRP Trust Shares ETF. Both funds will begin trading on NYSE Arca on Monday.

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The U.S. government's Department of Government Efficiency, widely known as DOGE, has come to an early and mostly unannounced end. Created in January during Trump's second term, the initiative was supposed to run until July 2026.

 

Solana started a recovery wave above the $125 zone. SOL price is now consolidating and faces hurdles near the $135 zone.

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The boycott call against JPMorgan could trigger a GameStop-like retail investor movement, potentially impacting market dynamics significantly. Grant Cardone and Bitcoin advocates urge boycott of JPMorgan over Strategy's MSCI removal warning, Epstein ties.

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US spot bitcoin ETFs reported $1.22 billion in net outflows last week, bringing four-week cumulative outflows to $4.34 billion.

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Dogecoin is set to see a big week in the market as Grayscale readies the launch of its DOGE ETF product later today. This comes after the NYSE approved the fund for trading last Friday.

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XRP price started a fresh decline below $2.00. The price is now recovering from $1.820 and might face hurdles near the $2.150 pivot level.

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Bitcoin's longest weekly slump in over a year puts it on track for its worst quarter since 2018, with a potential bull trap looming.

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Eric Trump, co-founder of American Bitcoin Corp. (NASDAQ:ABTC), reiterated his bullish stance on Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) in an interview aired Saturday, encouraging investors to buy the current market dip. Trump Urges To Buy The Dip During an interview with CNBC, Trump was asked whether he planned to capitalize on the ongoing slump to add more BTC to his company's reserves.

 

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Forward Industries, the largest institutional holder of Solana with more than 1.1% of the total supply, currently faces unrealized losses of $668 million. SOL's price drop has left nearly 80% of its circulating supply underwater, highlighting significant risks for Digital Asset Treasury companies.

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A crypto market rally is happening, with Bitcoin and most altcoins being in the green. Bitcoin jumped to $87,000 on Monday, while the market capitalization of all tokens jumped to the $3 trillion mark. Some of the top gainers were coins like Canton, Hedera, Story, Bittensor, Kaspa, and Hyperliquid, which jumped by over 6%.

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Jan van Eck says quantum computing could threaten Bitcoin's encryption and privacy, and his firm “will walk away” if it's “fundamentally broken.”

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Bitcoin climbed above $87,000 as Asia opened stronger, with traders boosting risk exposure on growing expectations of a December Fed rate cut.

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The cryptocurrency industry witnessed one of its most dramatic downturns of the year on November 21, 2025, as Bitcoin tumbled to $82,000 and wiped out more than $1.9 billion in liquidations within just 24 hours. The event has been dubbed a “Black Friday” moment for digital assets, not because of shopping deals but because of the brutal sell-off that pulled the entire market sharply downward.

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The approval signals growing institutional acceptance of crypto assets, potentially boosting market confidence and attracting more investors. Franklin Templeton's XRP ETF receives NYSE listing approval.

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Market structure remains fragile, and bitcoin is expected to consolidate within a tight range of $85,000 to $90,000, analysts said.