The x402 ecosystem has become one of the hottest new trends in crypto, but security experts are sounding the alarm. GoPlus Security, a leading blockchain risk-analysis platform, has released a detailed report showing that many early x402-based tokens carry severe security issues that could easily lead to user losses. Now, traders are left wondering: is …
Investors retreat from crypto ETPs across major regions, resulting in a 27% decline in AUM from October’s peak as uncertainty drives a shift toward safer products.
BlackRock's crypto transfers to Coinbase highlight growing institutional adoption, potentially stabilizing and legitimizing the digital asset market.
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BONK slipped back into its lower range after multiple failed pushes toward $0.00001090, with elevated trading activity underscoring consolidation.
SGX is aiming to capture rising institutional crypto demand by launching the second set of Bitcoin and Ether perpetual futures products in Singapore.
Your day-ahead look for Nov. 17, 2025
U.S.-listed bitcoin ETF assets under management have slipped only about 4% compared with bitcoin’s 25% price drop, highlighting a divergence.
The discussion around the optimism op price prediction 2025 is intensifying as the Layer-2 token navigates one of its most critical phases of the year. After months of persistent decline, the Optimism OP current price action in November sits at a major demand zone that could shape the next big move, which could be a …
The next few days are shaping up to be one of the most active and significant weeks in XRP’s market history. After months of filings and regulatory progress, four major asset managers are expected to debut their spot XRP exchange-traded funds, marking a big moment for institutional access. A Packed Launch Schedule All four launches …
Crypto analyst Colin has revealed that the Bitcoin price has flashed a death cross, which he noted was bullish for the flagship crypto. This comes amid BTC’s recent decline, which has erased all its year-to-date (YTD) gains. Bitcoin Price Flashes Death Cross, Marking Potential Bottom In an X post, Colin stated that a death cross just flashed for the Bitcoin price, with the “ironically” bullish indicator triggering at the same time that BTC tagged the lower boundary of its megaphone pattern. The analyst noted that this is a bullish setup from this point forward, as the death cross often marks bottoms. He indicated that this is likely the bottom, as BTC has ended at the lower end of the megaphone pattern channel. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Won’t Crash To $92,000, Here’s Why Colin remarked that these factors combined indicate a high likelihood of a move up for the Bitcoin price from its current level. He added that a bounce is likely in the short term. However, the analyst noted that the bigger question is whether this would be a bounce to new all-time highs (ATHs) or just a relief rally on the way down in a bear market. Regardless of what happens, he is optimistic that an upward move will occur in the short term. Colin also alluded to the fact that the Federal Reserve will end quantitative tightening (QT) by December, a move which he described as another bullish catalyst for the Bitcoin price. This move is expected to inject more liquidity into the BTC and possibly spark higher prices for the flagship crypto. The Fed could also cut rates again at the December FOMC meeting, which would be a bullish catalyst for Bitcoin. Another Analyst Confirms Death Cross Popular crypto analyst Benjamin Cowen also confirmed that the Bitcoin price just had a death cross. He noted that prior death crosses have marked local lows in the market. However, he added that the death cross rally fails when the cycle is over, which could be the case this time if the bull market is over. Related Reading: Why Are The Bitcoin, Ethereum, And Dogecoin Prices Down Again? Cowen stated that the time for the Bitcoin price to bounce if the cycle is not over would start within the next week. The analyst further remarked that if no bounce occurs within one week, another dump is likely before a larger rally back to the 200D SMA, which he claimed would mark a macro lower high. Meanwhile, market analyst Subu Trade shared data on how BTC has reacted after historical death crosses. The last death cross occurred in April this year, and the flagship crypto recorded a 22% gain following it. At the time of writing, the Bitcoin price is trading at around $95,100, down in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from Pngtree, chart from Tradingview.com
This venture could set a precedent for integrating blockchain in luxury real estate, potentially transforming investment and ownership models.
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1inch unveiled Aqua, a shared liquidity protocol designed to let multiple DeFi strategies run on the same capital without locking funds, at Devconnect.
Formed in partnership with the Tony Blair Institute and the WEF, the initiative aims to overhaul trade with USDT payments across 55 African nations.
Aqua introduces a "shared liquidity layer" that enables capital from a single wallet to back multiple trading strategies simultaneously.
When Donald Trump entered the White House in January, crypto markets expected alignment between policy and price. The new administration delivered on some of its promises by providing regulatory clarity, friendlier oversight, and the strongest institutional welcome Bitcoin had ever received. As a result, spot ETFs surged in assets, corporate treasuries accumulated BTC, and industry […]
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Bitcoin has reached 95% of its total supply mined, with nearly 19.95 million coins created out of 21 million. Mining rewards halve roughly every four years, slowing new Bitcoin creation. The last coins will be mined around 2140. As rewards shrink, miners will rely more on transaction fees. This milestone highlights Bitcoin’s growing scarcity, strengthening …
Bitcoin erased all its 2025 gains and gave up key bull-market trendlines as traders' BTC price outlooks include a return to $76,000.
Institutional adoption of Bitcoin may stabilize its market, potentially altering traditional cycles and enhancing long-term asset retention strategies.
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Binance’s CZ’s recent pardon has sparked a lot of discussions in the crypto space, with the community members, lawmakers and even President Trump sharing his views on it. Now, CZ’s recent comments have sparked fresh conversations after he revealed what he plans to do if the U.S. ever offers him a refund. Will CZ Get …
Altcoins are starting to show signs of life again—but not in the way the market expected. While Bitcoin’s latest pullback has injected caution across major caps, three tokens quietly strengthened beneath the surface: Toncoin (TON), Avalanche (AVAX) and Chainlink (LINK) price. What’s unusual is that all three are flashing early bullish signals just days before …
A bruising weekend confirmed a broader downtrend across major tokens, with shifting Fed rate-cut expectations and thin liquidity accelerating declines.
UBS and Ant International will test tokenized deposits for real-time cross-border payments and liquidity management in one of Singapore’s largest blockchain pilots.
Bitcoin’s latest critic is none other than Warren Buffett, one of the world’s most famous investors, calling Bitcoin “gambling,” warning that a major crash could wipe out millions of investors. But Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has fired back, defending Bitcoin as “people’s money” and accusing Wall Street of selling “fake assets.” …
Crypto products have posted their largest weekly outflows since February, with $2 billion exiting ETPs as policy uncertainty weighs on sentiment.
Your look at what's coming in the week starting Nov. 17.
US President Donald Trump on Friday voiced support for a Senate measure that would let the US impose tariffs of up to 500% on imports from nations still buying Russian energy. “It would be okay with me,” he said. Related Reading: From Dotcom To Crypto: Veteran Analyst Says The Bull Run Isn’t Over Based on reports, the proposal names oil, natural gas, petroleum products and uranium as covered goods and highlights major buyers such as India and China. The move is described as a tool meant to squeeze Russia’s export revenues, but the measure remains proposed and has not become law. Tariffs Up To 500% On Energy Imports Reports have disclosed that the bill would give the President authority to slap punitive duties — as high as 500% — on goods coming from any country judged to be materially trading in Russian energy. JUST IN: ???????????????? President Trump approves bill allowing 500% tariffs on countries trading with Russia. pic.twitter.com/qaBKVUMwTN — BRICS News (@BRICSinfo) November 17, 2025 Lawmakers behind the text say the measure targets energy purchases that help fund Moscow. How the tariff would be applied, and the exact list of goods and exceptions, is still being worked out in committee. Legal experts warn that a 500% duty would raise immediate questions about trade rules and possible retaliation. Immediate Shock To Risk Assets Markets reacted fast. Crypto traders moved to the exits in the first hours after the news, pushing volatility up across major tokens. Nearly $620 million in crypto positions were liquidated in 24 hours, forcing over 152,000 traders out, with a single $30 million BTC-USD order on Hyperliquid being the largest hit. Major altcoins like XRP, Solana, and Cardano saw sharp swings, and Ethereum dropped toward the $3,000 level. Bitcoin took a 1% hit following the news. In the last week, BTC has lost close to 10% of its value since hitting an all-time high of $126k on October 6, 2025. The crypto market is highly sensitive to geopolitical trade shocks. Analysts warn that a proposed 500% tariff on countries trading with Russia—significantly higher than past rates that caused a $200 billion wipeout—could trigger severe panic selling. Analysts believe that if the large-scale tariff is brought into effect, its short-term effect could decrease Bitcoin and major altcoins’ prices by 10% to 20% due to increased economic uncertainty and panic. Related Reading: Forget The Obituaries—Cardano Is Alive, Says Bitcoin Analyst Wider Economic Ripples And Energy Prices If the tariffs were ever applied, energy flows would be disrupted. That could push crude and gas prices higher, and higher energy costs usually feed into inflation. Central banks might respond by holding rates higher for longer, which can hurt risk assets including crypto. Yet, history shows that once a new price regime takes hold, people sometimes seek alternatives to cash and bank deposits. That dynamic is part of why crypto markets are watching this proposal so closely. Featured image from David Hume Kennerly/Getty Images, chart from TradingView
Institutional ownership, ETF absorption, and Strategy's capital access point to a short consolidation instead of a deep drawdown, Bernstein argues.
The controversy surrounding Changpeng Zhao’s presidential pardon continues to escalate, but his lawyer, Teresa Goody Guillén, is firmly rejecting claims that the Binance co-founder bought his way to freedom. In a recent appearance on Anthony Pompliano’s “Pomp Podcast,” Guillén described the accusations as a “pile up of false statements,” arguing that critics misunderstand both the …
Despite recent price losses, XRP is still up 89% on a 365-day basis.
XRP price is trading with renewed strength as traders prepare for a volatile macro week ahead. Mainly dominated by U.S. inflation data, retail sales numbers, and fresh comments from Federal Reserve officials. Despite last week’s choppy market conditions, XRP has maintained a steady structure, outperforming several large-cap altcoins. It has also attracted interest from traders …