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The crypto market has lost $1.34 trillion since its all-time high, sparking concerns among investors and traders.What’s Driving the Crypto Market Crash?What’s Next for Crypto Investors?
Ethereum ($ETH) is now only 43% below its all-time high, hinting at a potential breakout in the crypto market.Why the Market is Bullish on EthereumWhat’s Next for ETH Price Action?
The Crypto Fear and Greed Index falls to 10, signaling extreme fear in the market and investor uncertainty.What’s Driving the Fear?Is This the Calm Before the Storm?
- Americans increasingly adopt crypto for holiday spending, driven by crypto-backed credit cards, tokenized rewards, and staking incentives. - Gemini's Solana-themed credit card offers 4% SOL rewards and 6.77% staking yields, targeting gas , EV charging, and rideshares. - Bitget's Black Friday campaign matches trading rewards and allocates $50,000 USDT prizes to boost automated trading engagement. - PayPal partners with Liverpool FC and expands into gambling , bridging crypto with traditional finance throu
- China's Zhao Leji urged NZ economic ties in green energy/digital sectors during landmark visit, aligning with Beijing's five-year plan. - BHP abruptly canceled $60B Anglo-American merger due to volatile markets and regulatory hurdles, reversing 2024 proposal. - Modi praised G20 outcomes as global cooperation milestone, highlighting bilateral engagements with Japan/Italy leaders. - Snapchat introduced bank-linked age verification in Australia to comply with social media restrictions ahead of fines. - Cryp
- A U.S. intelligence officer warns North Korea has infiltrated 15-20% of global crypto firms to fund nuclear programs, exploiting remote workers in developing nations as intermediaries. - Pyongyang operatives use 20% earnings-sharing schemes to recruit freelancers on platforms like Upwork , installing malware to access U.S. infrastructure while evading sanctions. - The U.S. Treasury reports $3B stolen in crypto over three years, with North Korea leveraging stolen IP and embedded workers to maintain long-t
- Vyome Holdings' dual-listing on Nasdaq and SGX-Nasdaq bridge aims to boost liquidity and attract institutional investors. - Positive Phase 2 data for VT-1953 and a 100% common stock structure extend its cash runway through 2026. - Market optimism balances risks, with analysts noting the need for Phase 3 success and partnership milestones. - A $30 price target hinges on regulatory progress and macroeconomic stability amid sector volatility.
Bitcoin is once again at the center of discussions about market cyclicality, and Polish crypto influencer Phil Konieczny argues that the current declines fit perfectly into his previous forecasts. He emphasizes that Bitcoin is behaving according to a historical pattern, and the market realized too late that the bull market was over. According to him,
- Bitcoin fell below $87,000, triggering $900M+ liquidations as long positions collapsed amid extreme retail fear metrics. - Analysts highlight oversold conditions, historical parallels to 2025 Q1 reversals, and potential $85k–$100k consolidation ahead of year-end $100k retests. - MicroStrategy faces MSCI index exclusion risks over Bitcoin holdings, while Rental Coins' bankruptcy underscores crypto sector fragility. - $75M ETF inflows and short-squeeze potential at $98k offer cautious optimism despite macr
- Crypto markets crashed on Nov. 21, 2025, wiping $2B in leveraged positions as Bitcoin fell to $82,000, its lowest since April. - The sell-off was driven by macroeconomic pressures, ETF outflows, and algorithmic liquidations exacerbating price dislocations. - Over 396,000 traders lost $1.78B in long positions, while exchanges underreported liquidations due to partial reporting practices. - Institutional analysts warn of deeper structural risks, with some predicting further 50% declines to flush out specul
- 18:41Data: If ETH breaks through $3,169, the cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.077 billion.According to ChainCatcher, citing data from Coinglass, if ETH breaks through $3,169, the cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.077 billions. Conversely, if ETH falls below $2,872, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $750 millions.
- 18:41Blockrise obtains MiCAR license, launches BTC-backed loans, plans to raise 15 million eurosJinse Finance reported that the Dutch bitcoin platform Blockrise has announced that it has been authorized by the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) under the EU MiCAR, allowing it to provide bitcoin-related services in Europe. Blockrise is a “Bitcoin-only” platform and will offer bitcoin-collateralized loans to corporate clients, with a minimum loan amount of 20,000 euros. Clients retain ownership of the collateralized BTC, and it will not be rehypothecated. The company previously raised 2 million euros in a seed round and now plans to launch a 15 million euro Series A round to expand its EU market and credit business.
- 18:05Data: 1.8334 million FET transferred from Fetch.ai, routed through an intermediary to another anonymous addressAccording to ChainCatcher, Arkham data shows that at 01:40, 10.83375 million FET (worth approximately $2.9025 million) were transferred from Fetch.ai to an anonymous address (starting with 0x55Bd...). Subsequently, at 01:43, this address transferred 7.5 million FET (worth approximately $2.0087 million) back to Fetch.ai.