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After defeating the US Securities and Exchange Commission over the status of XRP, Ripple has made a puzzling move: it's not rushing to go public. Instead, the company is staying private.

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Bitcoin holders have been watching the market closely since Donald Trump returned to the White House, and initial bullishness surrounding Trump's election has been quickly eroded by his policies.

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A recently shared image on X showing the full lineup of pending XRP ETF filings prompted a blunt response from market commentator Robert Ledferd. Instead of offering predictions or excitement, he framed the moment as a straightforward test for the asset, noting that if XRP cannot climb into double-digit territory once this many ETFs are live, the market may end up treating it as a joke.

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Ethereum buyers defend $3,150 as accumulation and outflows strengthen the bullish setup.

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Ethereum experienced a significant drop on Thursday as options worth approximately $730 million expired, according to data from Greeks.live. This marks the third consecutive month of decline for Ethereum, highlighting the growing volatility and negative market sentiment surrounding the cryptocurrency.

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Bitcoin's core benefits — financial inclusion, freedom to transact, and energy-grid support — can resonate with voters across the political spectrum, according to new research from the BTC Policy Institute. The institute released an analysis on Thursday based on survey data showing that Bitcoin can align with both conservative and progressive values depending on how it is presented.

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Bitcoin's latest wave of large-holder selling is not a sign of panic or a major market reversal, according to new data from Glassnode. Analysts say the activity is aligned with typical late-cycle behavior, where long-term investors gradually take profits rather than exit the market in large clusters.

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During a live Bloomberg interview on November 14, 2025, Eric Trump articulated a strong defense of Bitcoin, stating it remains one of the most lucrative investments over the past ten years, despite recent market declines. He addressed concerns about ongoing market volatility, asserting that such fluctuations are inherent in the realm of risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.

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Ethereum's valuation has slipped below the critical $3,200 threshold, unable to maintain its position above the 100-day moving average. This marks a continuation of the bearish momentum that has characterized the market for the past several weeks.

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Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) decline deepened Friday as broader macro risk-off sentiment and weakening institutional appetite weighed heavily on crypto markets. Cryptocurrency Ticker Price Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) $94,326 Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) $3,138 Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) $140.81 XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) $2.26 Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) $0.1596 Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) $0.059244 Notable Statistics: Coinglass data shows 216,892 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours for $1.06 billion.

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Prominent financial commentator Peter Schiff is busy gloating over Bitcoin's most recent price crash.

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Canary Capital's spot XRP ETF (XRPC) had an impressive debut on Wall Street. XRPC generated $58 million in volume on the first trading day, the highest for any ETF launched this year.

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Bitcoin BTC$94,997.06 saw no bounce Friday, holding at session lows below $95,000 late in the U.S. day after a bruising week that dragged prices to their lowest since May.

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Walmart is moving straight into the bank lane with crypto companies and fintech players after President Trump opened the door for new financial actors, according to The Wall Street Journal.

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$730 million in Ethereum options expired at max pain $3,475, adding pressure to an already three-month losing streak.

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In a surprising twist, Bitcoin's current dynamics appear to be taking a different path from the one generally believed or seen in the market. While the surface is all shaky and volatile, what's interesting is the trend forming underneath the visible pattern and action of investors.

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Strategy moves $5.7 billion in Bitcoin as its net asset value to its Bitcoin holdings drops below one for the first time, sparking valuation concerns amid marketwide speculation.

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TL;DR Binance will accept BUIDL as off-exchange collateral for institutional clients. The fund, an RWA leader, has accumulated $2.5 billion in assets since March 2024. Securitize will also expand the fund to the BNB Chain to increase its DeFi interoperability.

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Bitcoin dropped below $95K amid panic selling and shifting Fed rate expectations, though it may be too soon to call it a bear market.

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TL;DR Bitcoin fell below $95,000 for the first time since May, extending the correction and putting BTC on the verge of wiping out its yearly gains. The liquidation affected 278,152 traders, generating over $1.38 billion across the crypto market, $676 million of which involved BTC pairs.

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In an interview live with Bloomberg, Trump reinforced that, even with the recent downturn, Bitcoin has been one of the most profitable assets of the last decade. Trump warned that with bitcoin, as with other risk assets, there is the implied risk of volatility.

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Eric Trump shrugs off an extended crypto sell-off as American Bitcoin ramps up its holdings and climbs into the top ranks of public BTC treasuries.

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Spot Ethereum ETFs have been seeing significant outflows over the past day, driving retail investor concerns around the world's second-largest token. Liquidations data in the perpetual futures market is also pointing in the wrong direction for bulls.

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Today's widespread sell-off among certain risk assets has Solana investors in the red once again. Today's drop of around 3% at lows suggests this momentum is overpowering any sort of upside catalysts investors can find.

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A rout in tech stocks is driving at least part of today's move, given Bitcoin's high correlation to other risk assets. Uncertainty in the macro environment is also playing a big role in investor sentiment around holding Bitcoin relative to other assets.