The XRP Ledger (XRPL) has been buzzing with unusual activity after one of BitGo’s wallets displayed behaviour many found unexpected. The sudden behaviour caught the attention of blockchain watchers and raised questions about what was happening behind the scenes. Here’s what went wrong. Failed Transactions Spike on XRP Ledger Over the past few days, XRPL …
The crypto market has been juggling between bullish and bearish pressure since the start of the month. Bitcoin dropped below the pivotal price range, which was once an important support and is now the resistance to clear. As Bitcoin is failing to secure the range above $108,000, the XRP price is also unable to hold …
Former chairman and co-founder of CoinRoutes and now president of BetterTrade.digital Dave Weisberger used a November 11 video to restate Bitcoin’s long-term bull case, arguing that the market’s “morose” sentiment and technician-driven calls for downside are missing the structural shift underway on both fundamentals and market microstructure. He framed his analysis in two parts—why Bitcoin is being bought and what the current market structure implies—contending that the thesis toward seven-figure pricing remains intact even without an obvious near-term catalyst. The Path To $1 Million Per Bitcoin On fundamentals, he drew a direct comparison with gold’s monetary role and size. Citing an above-ground market value of “around $28 trillion” and “about $7 trillion in known reserves below ground,” Weisberger argued that roughly 80% of gold’s value is monetary, not industrial, using the platinum–gold price relationship as a proxy. “Gold today trades at about two and a half times platinum, which for most of my life was about double the price of gold,” he said, adding that platinum is “30 times rarer and more valued by women in jewelry.” From that relative-value lens, he estimated gold’s “monetary value fully diluted around $28 trillion,” contrasting it with Bitcoin’s “fully diluted market cap […] just over $2 trillion at today’s prices.” Related Reading: China’s Cybersecurity Agency Alleges US Government Stole $13 Billion In Bitcoin If Bitcoin equals or surpasses gold on monetary characteristics, he argued, the gap implies transformative upside: “It could rise to equal gold. Except it’s better than gold on monetary characteristics.” He emphasized Bitcoin’s native digital finality, resistance to counterfeiting, divisibility, transparency, and programmatic supply schedule—benefits that also avoid gold’s custody, assay, and transport frictions. Even in a scenario where fiat “holds its value,” he suggested, network adoption alone could warrant a multi-fold repricing; in a debasement regime, he said, the asymmetry is stronger: “As the Bitcoin network grows and it gains acceptance it’ll likely rise by 10 times this or more.” Via X, he added “the Fundamental case” is $1 million in today’s dollars. Weisberger revisited the “fastest horse” framing popularized in the early COVID-era liquidity surge. He pointed to Paul Tudor Jones’s thesis in “May of 2020,” acknowledging he misspoke initially, and reminded viewers that the price then “did nothing” for months before a stepwise acceleration from October through the subsequent euphoric leg higher. The lesson, in his view, is that market tone can lag fundamentals until positioning resets and liquidity leadership rotates back to Bitcoin. “History doesn’t always repeat, but it can sometimes rhyme,” he said. On market structure, Weisberger took aim at the four-year halving cycle as a predictive template. Historically, he said, cyclical behavior followed a pattern—halving, a six-month period of miner-incentive doubt, then a relief-to-euphoria rally that later bled into altcoin rotation before a broad drawdown. He argued that dynamic is losing relevance because supply changes are now “irrelevant relative to the amount of demand that’s going on,” while network security trends tell a different story: “If you look at the Bitcoin hash rate chart, it’s increasing at a geometric pace.” The moving parts he sees actually driving prices are the interaction of legacy supply and institutional demand. “It’s basically the OG sellers who are selling over 100,000 [BTC] and the new buyers, whether they’re in ETFs or in MicroStrategy, etc.” Those early holders, in his telling, are rationally diversifying life-changing gains rather than capitulating, which implies a finite overhang: “Entrepreneurs don’t generally sell everything […] they sell some at a level to get where they need to be and then […] sell at later prices.” He underscored that spot ETF investors appear patient despite recent volatility. “Even after all of the carnage of the last few weeks since October 10th, less than 2% of the Bitcoin ETFs have outflown,” he said, characterizing that cohort as long-horizon allocators “looking for a 10x gain,” not trading around single-digit drawdowns. He contrasted October’s deleveraging—“$20 billion was liquidated […] but only five billion of the liquidation was in Bitcoin”—with the 2022 insolvency cascade: “This cycle doesn’t have a Celsius […] doesn’t have an FTX. The impact of the liquidations is not going to be to cause an insolvency event which causes forced sales.” Without a credit-driven unwind, he argued, technical analogies to 2022 are misplaced: “If there’s no forced sales, why do we expect a sale on the magnitude that happened in 2022 […]? They’re trying to impute something without taking into account the actual circumstance.” Related Reading: Most Reliable Bitcoin Boom Indicator Just Went Off-Script: Expert Price leadership, in his view, will return through “liquidity and slow grinding growth” while “hot money” recovers from leverage-driven losses. He expects the OG selling to “abate,” as partial profit-taking runs its course, setting the stage for the next euphoric leg once a catalyst emerges. Weisberger did not pretend to know which spark will ignite it—“I’m not a Nostradamus”—but listed plausible vectors that are consistent with prior cycles: “The catalyst could be sovereign accumulation. The catalyst could be Bitcoin being used as collateral […] It doesn’t really matter what the catalyst is.” The key risk for would-be sellers, he suggested, is time out of the market during the inflection: “Unless you are very nimble, very quick, have no tax consequences, and aren’t out of the market or on vacation in the two or three days when euphoria first starts, then I would be very, very reticent to sell here.” My 2 part Bitcoin analysis: 1) The Fundamental case for $1 Million Bitcoin in TODAYS dollar 2) Why the current gloom is unwarranted & now is a great time to accumulate Bitcoin for the long haul The Bull Case For Bitcoin 11 11 https://t.co/0ACKrn3bgQ via @YouTube — Dave W (@daveweisberger1) November 12, 2025 He closed with a caution that acknowledges the market’s capacity to frustrate both bulls and bears. “Maybe euphoria will happen after it continues to drag on and fall for another few months, but at some point it will happen,” he said. He disclosed his positioning—“I have not sold any sats, nor do I intend to”—and reiterated the discipline required in a choppy tape: “Stay safe out there. This market does look interesting and is going to likely stay that way for a while.” At press time, BTC traded at $104,954. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
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Phantom Wallet is staying grounded for now. Despite its rapid growth and investor buzz, the company isn’t planning an IPO or launching its own blockchain anytime soon. CEO Brandon Millman confirmed this on the Empire Podcast, saying Phantom’s focus will stay on Solana and building products that make crypto easier for everyday users. Here are …
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XRP price has dropped 3% in the past 24 hours, currently trading at $2.38, as market sentiment turns cautious ahead of the highly anticipated Canary XRP ETF launch. The token briefly touched a high of $2.48 before retreating, while trading volume plunged over 40%, signaling reduced activity from retail traders. Technical indicators have flashed a …
Some analysts expect XRP to climb sharply from its current price of $2.39. According to posts on X by a popular analyst known as Egrag Crypto, the coin is trading at the bottom of a descending triangle and could stage a strong rally in the coming weeks. Related Reading: Could Shiba Inu Triple? Analyst Sees 200% Move Coming Analysts Point To Historical Setups According to Egrag, two earlier runs give the pattern some weight. He compared the present chart to moves in 2017 and 2021. Back then, XRP went from $0.097 to $3.84 across a roughly three-month span around 2017–2018. In 2021, it rose from below $0.45 to above $1.90 in two monthly candles. Based on those moves, he expects a comeback within four to six weeks and projects gains of about 300% to 1,400% from today’s price. #XRP – ⚔️ Weakness? Or Just Testing the Faith of Bulls? ???? Lately, I’ve seen many #XRP Bulls turning #Bearish ????, frustrated by the sideways chop and the boring price action. They say things like “I see weakness on the HTF.” Let me tell you what I see ????️????️: I see traders… pic.twitter.com/5WTibse9r7 — EGRAG CRYPTO (@egragcrypto) November 11, 2025 “Mark my words: XRP will usually melt faces within 4–6 weeks, and history backs it up with evidence,” Egrag, who put a target range of $10 to $37 for this cycle, said. “I see traders chickening out, scared to lose their 10x gains. And that’s fine , protecting profits is smart,” he added. Other market voices have echoed parts of that view, reposting Egrag’s chart and wrote that XRP is “busy testing bulls’ faith.” ETF Filing Moves Forward Meanwhile, according to filings and reporting, Canary Capital has taken a key step toward launching a spot XRP ETF in the US. The firm filed a Form 8-A, a move that, once Nasdaq signs off, would let the fund list its shares. Crypto reporter Eleanor Terrett said the filing will become effective at 5:30 p.m. ET once Nasdaq certifies it, and trading is set to start when US markets open on Thursday, November 14, 2025. That development matters because an ETF can make an asset easier for many investors to buy. It does not mean prices will automatically skyrocket. It does mean more attention, and that can change market behavior in ways that are hard to predict. ????NEW: @CanaryFunds has filed its Form 8-A. This is the final step before it goes effective at 5:30 PM ET Wednesday once the Nasdaq certifies the listing. When that happens, the last hurdle is cleared and the first $XRP spot ETF will be set to launch Thursday at market open. pic.twitter.com/mXvkrrXbiJ — Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) November 11, 2025 Short-Term Data And Market Tone At press time, XRP was trading around $2.39, down about 3% over the last 24 hours. Technical traders focus on where the price sits inside the triangle pattern and watch volume for confirmation of a breakout. Related Reading: XRP ETF Canary Takes Flight: 8-A Filing Clears Path To Nasdaq Listing Some see the structure as a setup for a large move either way. Others point out that the market environment today is not the same as in 2017 or 2021, given bigger trading volumes and different regulatory factors. The ETF timing adds a new element to watch. If Nasdaq approves Canary Capital’s Form 8-A as reported, the first spot XRP shares could start trading on Thursday. Markets often react to such milestones, but how big that reaction will be is unknown. Featured image from Gemini, chart from TradingView
Bitwise’s long-awaited Chainlink ETF appears to be on the verge of launch after debuting on the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) registry under the ticker CLNK. The ETF is listed under both “active” and “pre-launch” categories often a strong indicator that the product is approaching market readiness. While this does not yet guarantee final …
New Visa Direct pilot lets businesses send dollar-backed stablecoins like USDC to users’ digital wallets for near-instant access to earnings.
Visa is taking another big step into crypto. The payments giant has started a pilot program to test USDC stablecoin payouts, allowing U.S. businesses to pay in fiat while recipients can choose to receive their money directly in USD-backed stablecoins like USDC. This new move could reshape how freelancers, creators, and gig workers get paid, …
What to Know: ETH faces firm resistance at $4,000–$4,100 and could retest the $3,272 support before attempting a breakout toward $4,000. Whales started amassing $ETH in bulk, with one whale in particular reaching $1.38B in $ETH after a recent $213M purchase. PEPENODE ($PEPENODE) builds a gamified mine-to-earn loop on Ethereum, aiming to turn presale interest into ongoing activity and token burns. The $PEPENODE presale is now above $2.1M, with a token price of $0.0011454, and rewards early participants with better-performing mining nodes. Ethereum is chopping just below the levels that matter. After repeated knockbacks near $3,700, liquidity still stacks between $4,000 and $4,100, while the bears keep a toehold. Analyst Ted believes that the $4.1K price point is reachable if $ETH maintains momentum above $3.7K. The right conditions seem to be there. Whales and institutions have quietly stepped in, with one whale address scooping $269,460,000-worth of $ETH, while another increased its Ethereum supply to $1.38B, following a $213M purchase. That kind of absorption often caps downside tails and sets the stage for mean-reversion rallies into stacked offers. If $ETH can reclaim $3,700 with conviction, the path toward $4,000 reopens quickly. For context, spot prices hover in the mid-$3Ks with volatility picking up. CoinMarketCap’s live board shows $ETH around the mid-$3,400s today, reminding you the market’s still rangebound and headline-sensitive. Inside that range, the bid keeps showing up at $3,400–$3,300, but $4,000 remains the battleground with thicker resting liquidity. So what do you do if the price chops for a bit longer? This is where risk rotation gets interesting. Periods of $ETH consolidation historically funnel flows toward narratives with clear catalysts. That’s why more eyes drift to early-stage plays aligned with Ethereum’s culture and rails. Enter PEPENODE ($PEPENODE), a ‘mine-to-earn’ meme token building a gamified virtual mining loop on Ethereum. When majors stall but on-chain participation holds, projects that blend gameplay, staking and token burns can soak up attention (and capital) until the next $ETH leg. PEPENODE ($PEPENODE): Mine-to-Earn Utility on Ethereum That Rewards Activity PEPENODE ($PEPENODE) positions itself as the meme coin that actually gives you something to do while you wait for the next breakout. Its whitepaper describes a virtual server-room where you buy and slot ‘Miner Nodes’ and facility upgrades, then optimize a simulated hashrate to generate rewards. It’s all on Ethereum, with smart contracts tracking staking and game logic once TGE lands. The concept is simple: create your mining facility, put it to work, and upgrade your nodes whenever necessary. No spicy electricity bills, no massive investments in high-end mining equipment; PEPENODE takes care of that. PEPENODE’s docs outline burn mechanics tied to node purchases and upgrades, alongside staking that switches on during presale and flows into game rewards later. That’s a classic flywheel pitch: more play → more upgrades → more burns → tighter float, assuming adoption sticks. The project incentivizes early adoption, because early nodes deliver higher rewards. Get your ticket into PEPENODE’s ($PEPENODE) mining ecosystem today. PEPENODE, Next Crypto to Explode? The presale is over $2.1M right now with a current token price of $0.0011454, per the project’s live materials. The stage-based pricing means $PEPENODE is guaranteed to increase in value during the presale phase and, if utility checks, post-launch as well. A realistic price prediction for $PEPENODE has the token at $0.0077 by the end of 2026, although massive hype-driven adoption could push it even higher. We’re talking about a 572% ROI if you invest at today’s price. Such a performance would help PEPENODE rank among the best presales of 2025. And possibly one of the next crypto to explode. Where could this go in the broader 2025 setup? The 4-Phase roadmap details several milestones for 2026 and beyond, including launching the Virtual Mining Simulator and introducing the meme coin rewards. For traders watching risk rotations while $ETH wrestles with $3.7K and $4K, the pitch is straightforward: pick spots where the on-chain loop doesn’t grind to a halt just because $BTC and $ETH go sideways. PEPENODE’s ($PEPENODE) mine-to-earn model tries to do exactly that—keeping attention, activity, and token velocity humming until majors decide the next leg. Our guide on how to buy $PEPENODE gives you all the information you need to secure your tokens fast and easy. Go to the presale page and buy your $PEPENODE stack today. This article isn’t financial advice. DYOR before investing. Authored by Aaron Walker, NewsBTC: https://www.newsbtc.com/news/ethereum-price-prediction-4000-pepenode-to-rally
Uniswap has been making headlines this week. The decentralized exchange (DEX) built on Ethereum is causing stir with its new developments, strong price action, and renewed investor excitement. Whale activity is heating up, traders are watching closely, and big names in the industry are taking notice. Data from Santiment highlights just how strong Uniswap’s recent …
When Uniswap’s administrators filed their “UNIfication” proposal on Nov. 10, it read less like a protocol update and more like a corporate overhaul. The plan would activate dormant protocol fees, channel them through a new on-chain treasury engine, and utilize the proceeds to purchase and burn UNI tokens. This is a model that mirrors share-repurchase […]
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Funstrat co-founder Tom Lee says Ethereum could be the crypto market’s near-term leader, targeting a move to $12,000 by January on the back of Wall Street’s tokenization push and rising growth expectations for smart-contract platforms. In an interview released Nov. 10 with Tom Nash, Lee emphasized that while Bitcoin remains under-owned, “there’s a bigger move in Ethereum” over the next several weeks as capital reallocates toward the rails that power stablecoins and tokenized assets. Why Ethereum Is Poised To Rally Soon Lee anchored his call to a blend of technical and fundamental drivers. Citing Funstrat’s head of technical strategy, he noted: “Mark Newton […] thinks we can be like $9,000 to $12,000 by January. I think that’s about right. I think Ethereum […] more than doubles between now and year end or between now and January.” In parallel, he said Bitcoin could reach the “high $100,000s, maybe even $200,000 by the end of the year,” while reiterating that Ethereum likely has the bigger near-term upside. Related Reading: Ethereum Trading Volume On Binance Surpasses $6 Trillion: A Speculative Frenzy Unfolds The crux of the Ethereum thesis, as Lee laid it out, is that the demand side of crypto is shifting toward applications that depend on smart contracts—precisely the domain where Ethereum is most entrenched. “Even Cathie Wood wrote about it. She thinks stablecoins have been cannibalizing demand for Bitcoin and gold and tokenized gold is cannibalizing demand for Bitcoin. But stablecoins and tokenized gold run on smart contract blockchains like Ethereum,” he said. He added that “Wall Street is building and Larry Fink wants to tokenize everything on the […] blockchain. That means Ethereum is where people are starting to raise their growth expectations.” Lee argued that this change in growth expectations matters as much as, if not more than, headline monetary policy over short windows. While acknowledging that the Federal Reserve remains a critical backdrop, he framed potential December easing as a catalyst for risk assets broadly—financials, small caps, and tech—and, by correlation, crypto. “If they cut in December, they’re confirming they’re on an easing cycle,” he said, calling that “really bullish” for equities most tightly linked to growth and liquidity. In Lee’s framework, those same flows support crypto assets—and Ethereum in particular—into year-end positioning. The fund manager also located the crypto setup within a larger “super-cycle” he’s been mapping for years. He contends that markets are still in the early innings of an AI-driven capex boom and a demographic regime that keeps demand for productive technology elevated. That backdrop, he said, has repeatedly wrong-footed bears who anchored on yield-curve inversions and 1970s inflation analogs. Related Reading: Ethereum Approaches Critical Resistance — Bullish Breakout Or Trap In The Making? “People have a hard time understanding and grasping super cycles […] we look for story arcs that last 10 to 15 years,” he said, arguing the last three years showcased “mass misconceptions” about recession and persistent inflation that never reconciled with reported earnings. The Macro Backdrop Pressed on risks to the call, Lee downplayed the idea that inflation is about to re-accelerate and argued that oil would need to approach levels near $200 to deliver a true growth shock to US households. “The most overrated risk is that inflation’s coming back,” he said, pointing to cooling housing and labor metrics and stating that recent claims about re-heating core services inflation were “dead wrong” when checked against the PCE series. On policy path-dependence, he suggested that even a December hold by Chair Powell would likely accelerate political pressure for a leadership change, muting the medium-term impact on risk assets. Timing-wise, Lee sees positioning as the near-term accelerant. He argued that institutions remain behind their benchmarks after repeatedly fading rallies through 2023–2025 and that the final weeks of the year often force a chase into outperforming segments. “There is incredible demand for equities because people are really off-sides […] 80% are trailing their benchmark this year […] they’re going to be buying stocks,” he said, adding that the AI trade “is going to come back strong” and that crypto tends to correlate with that move. For Ethereum specifically, Lee’s case reduces to a simple through-line: the pipes getting built are where the next leg of growth accrues. Stablecoins, tokenized gold, and Wall Street’s broader tokenization agenda are traffic that runs on programmable blockchains; the market, in his view, is only beginning to price that through. “If you’re raising your growth expectations, then your discount to the future is going up,” Lee said, explaining why he believes ETH can “have a huge move into year end” and reach the $9,000–$12,000 range by January. At press time, ETH traded at $3,447. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
With new laws defining market structure and stablecoin oversight, the broker said America’s digital asset industry has entered its most mature phase yet.
Bitcoin volatility index, BVIV, has blown past trendline resistance, pointing to increased price turbulence.
The global crypto market opened Wednesday with cautious optimism, as Bitcoin price managed to hold above a crucial support zone while major altcoins entered a consolidation phase. The market cap slashed below $3.5 trillion with the sentiments remaining under fear. The rise followed by a tight consolidation had flashed some bullish signals. Meanwhile, the ongoing …
Last week, Sui’s crypto price rocketed by 10%, catching traders off guard with its swift surge. The rally invited a wave of profit-taking, which, combined with a technical breakdown, sent SUI tumbling below the pivotal $2.07 mark. Now, with a weekly gain cut back to +0.45% and a 24-hour drop of -3.36%, SUI faces uncertainty …
Expanding outside the US, Coinbase Business launches in Singapore to give startups and SMEs a unified platform for USDC payments, asset management and more.
A major shift in global finance is finally here. SWIFT is retiring its old MT payment system this month, giving full control to ISO 20022. This upgrade could completely change how banks communicate and move money across borders. And for cryptos like XRP, XLM, XDC, and HBAR, it might be the turning point for mainstream …
The company also suggested using decentralized digital identity as a tool for combating illicit finance in crypto.
Visa now supports direct stablecoin payouts, starting with Circle’s USDC, through a new pilot designed for creators and gig workers.
Visa is piloting a service allowing US dollar stablecoin payouts to crypto wallets from business accounts funded with fiat currency.
Morgan Stanley’s Denny Galindo likens Bitcoin’s cycle to the seasons, warning that the market’s “fall” phase is a time to secure gains before a downturn.
The Bitcoin dominance has remained quite high over the last year, holding firmly above 50% and preventing altcoins from making any meaningful recovery. Even now, the dominance has climbed close to 60%, showing that Bitcoin is still determining the direction of the entire market. However, there has been a development that could change the trajectory of the Bitcoin dominance and put altcoins in the spotlight once again, highlighted by crypto analyst Unichartz. Bitcoin Dominance Breaks Below 50 EMA Since 2023, the Bitcoin dominance has remained firmly above the 50-Day Exponential Moving Average (EMA), showing immense strength around this level. Even through market crashes, the digital asset has maintained its dominance, and with each passing year, the trendline has continued to rise. As long as the Bitcoin dominance stayed above the 50 EMA, it showed it would continue to dominate, but this is changing now. Related Reading: Shiba Inu Derivatives Market Is Taking Off Again, But What Does This Mean For Price? According to the post by Unichartz, it shows that the Bitcoin dominance has now crashed below the 50-Day EMA for the first time in almost one year. This comes as the dominance lost its footing above 60% and has failed to reclaim its position above it. Naturally, there has been an attempt to reclaim the 50-Day EMA once again. However, this attempt failed after the brief surge above 63% in early October was thwarted by the market-wide crash on October 10. Since then, the dominance has remained below the 50 EMA and has now spent a full consecutive month below this critical level. What This Means For The Crypto Market Historically, the altcoin season has only begun when the Bitcoin dominance has seen a decline. This trend has held strong through the years, and even through the current cycle, has prevented the rise of another altcoin season. Related Reading: Dogecoin Does Not Have Potential For A Strong Move Upward, Analyst Says However, with the crash below the 50 EMA, the analyst predicts that the Bitcoin dominance is about to see a massive crash. It shows that the dominance will fall below 40% if it fails to reclaim the 50 EMA soon. Such a crash would give room for altcoins to actually run as the focus moves away from Bitcoin. With the Altcoin Season Index sitting at a low 31 at the time of this writing, it shows that a crash in the Bitcoin dominance is sorely needed for altcoins to rise again. However, the analyst explains that if the dominance does reclaim the 50 EMA, then Bitcoin’s lead may be extended for longer before attention rotates back to altcoin. Featured image from Dall.E, chart from Tradingview.com
Kraken co-CEO Arjun Sethi has criticized the United Kingdom’s stringent crypto regulations, arguing that the country’s restrictive framework is stifling innovation, limiting user access to key financial tools, and driving capital out of the digital asset market. Speaking to the Financial Times, Sethi said the UK’s regulatory overreach is preventing users from accessing nearly 75% …
Major financial players including B2C2, Coinbase, and Mastercard have already completed test transactions using JPMD.
MYX Finance just turned heads with a sharp 10.26% single-day price burst and a 21.63% weekly rally. Thereby, breathing life into traders seeking fireworks in a sleepy market. Wondering what changed? First, MYX’s recent Chainlink integration upgrades its infrastructure, making it far more attractive and usable. Second, technical traders noticed a solid breakout. And third, …