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- XRP ETFs absorbed 80M tokens in 24 hours, driven by institutional/retail demand, pushing AUM to $778M and outpacing Bitcoin outflows. - Grayscale's GXRP and Franklin Templeton's XRPZ led with $67.4M and $62.6M inflows, capitalizing on Ripple's $125M SEC settlement enabling spot ETFs. - ETFs pressured XRP's circulating supply, signaling confidence in its cross-border payment utility while technical indicators show cautious price recovery potential. - Market divides persist between ETF liquidity and direct
- 52.4% of Monad airdrop addresses have already emptied or transferred tokens, signaling heightened pre-launch activity. - The $13B FDV airdrop of 100B MON tokens has driven $28M+ trading volume on Hyperliquid, despite muted price action. - Critics highlight risks to decentralization as the Monad team retains 27% token allocation, raising governance concerns. - Airdrop claims open Oct. 14 with undisclosed eligibility criteria, leaving community in uncertainty despite 98% "loading" progress. - Market watche
- Ethereum (ETH) surged past $3,000 in early November 2025, with technical and on-chain data indicating potential for further gains toward $3,400 if the level holds. - Institutional inflows, including $88M into BlackRock's ETHA ETF, contrast with broader crypto outflows, while valuation models suggest a 57-90% undervaluation. - Mixed on-chain signals show recovering active addresses and a low MVRV Z-Score (0.29), historically preceding accumulation phases, but stagnant new address growth limits upside pote
- WITCH blockchain partners with SBI, DIOD , and Kyobo Life to tokenize K-pop real-world assets like concert revenue and merchandise rights. - The initiative aims to democratize entertainment investments via blockchain, enabling fractional ownership and global accessibility for fans and crypto investors. - Challenges include regulatory compliance across jurisdictions and educating traditional fans about blockchain's value proposition. - Initial products will launch in months, starting with small-scale offe
- Berkeley Law's PISP offers full-tuition scholarships to JD students pursuing public interest careers, reducing debt barriers for social justice work. - Graduates earn median $72,000 salaries but maintain debt-free careers in criminal justice reform, reproductive rights, and corporate accountability. - The program creates long-term societal impact through sustained public service, aligning with social impact investing principles prioritizing systemic change over short-term profits. - By embedding scholars
- PENGU USDT's 28.5% plunge in late 2025 exposed systemic risks in stablecoin ecosystems, highlighting vulnerabilities in USDT-backed tokens amid regulatory scrutiny. - USDe's October 2025 depegging to $0.65 triggered $20B losses in DeFi, revealing algorithmic stablecoins' fragility during market stress and leverage-driven feedback loops. - EU's MiCA ban on algorithmic stablecoins and U.S. GENIUS Act reforms aim to mitigate risks, but large stablecoins like USDT remain exposed to liquidity crises and cross
- U.S. Bitcoin ETFs lost $3.79B in November 2025, with BlackRock's IBIT leading $355.5M outflows amid Bitcoin's six-month low below $95,000. - Outflows driven by profit-taking and macroeconomic pressures, including weak labor markets, sticky inflation, and tighter liquidity conditions. - Solana ETFs attracted $531M in first week, capitalizing on 7% staking yields and lower fees as investors shift to alternatives during Bitcoin's decline. - Analysts remain divided on Bitcoin's trajectory, with Citigroup for
- Webster , NY leverages $9.8M FAST NY grant and Xerox campus redevelopment to drive industrial revitalization and attract $1B+ private investment. - Strategic infrastructure upgrades and municipal boundary adjustments create shovel-ready sites for advanced manufacturing, boosting land values by 12-15% annually. - Institutional investors capitalize on pre-developed corridors, with projects like Coca-Cola's $650M dairy facility creating 250 jobs and reinforcing Webster's growth trajectory.
- Bitcoin's "death cross" signals bear market risks, historically preceding 64%-77% price drops after 50-day SMA crossed below 200-day SMA. - BTC fell to $80,500, breaching key support levels and triggering $800M in short-term holder losses amid extreme Fear & Greed Index pessimism. - Macro factors like Fed rate uncertainty and $3.5B ETF outflows worsened sentiment, with BlackRock/Vanguard trimming MicroStrategy BTC holdings. - Analysts debate outcomes: some see $100K-$110K potential as short liquidations
- Hyperliquid's HYPE token surged to $60 in late 2025 driven by protocol upgrades, capital efficiency, and CLOB-driven market dominance. - Dual-layer HyperEVM/HyperCore infrastructure enabled 73% decentralized perpetuals market share with 0.02%-0.04% trading fees. - HLP program's TVL grew from $400M to $5B by 2025, offering 11% annualized returns to liquidity providers. - CLOB model outperformed AMMs with $15B+ open interest and $3T+ trading volume, bridging DeFi and CEX performance gaps. - DAT treasury an
- 22:53A trader has started 5x long positions on ETH and HYPE, with a total position of approximately $36 million.According to Jinse Finance, monitored by Lookonchain, trader 0xa43d closed his MON long position with a loss of $135,000 and subsequently switched to shorting, opening a 3x short position of 12.11 million MON (worth $414,000). In addition, over the past two hours, he also opened 5x long positions of 11,203 ETH (worth $33.6 million) and 70,278 HYPE (worth $2.46 million) respectively.
- 22:41A user spent $5,040 to purchase 1.47 million VEIL tokens in the past three days.According to Jinse Finance, monitored by Lookonchain, influencer @Cupseyy spent $5,040 to purchase 1.47 million VEIL tokens over the past three days. Cupsey had previously made profits of more than $606,000.
- 22:05Morgan Stanley: Oracle will more than double its net adjusted debt to $290 billions by fiscal year 2028Jinse Finance reported, citing The Information, that according to Morgan Stanley, Oracle's corporate borrowing and data center leasing will more than double its net adjusted debt to about 290 billions USD by fiscal year 2028, up from the current approximately 100 billions USD.