Month: November 2025

Bitcoin isn’t here to play it safe—trading at $87,647 with a market cap of $1.74 trillion and 24-hour volume clocking in at $19.95 billion, the world’s favorite digital firecracker strutted through an intraday range of $85,545 to $89,111. But beneath the flashy figures, price action tells a more nuanced story—one of resistance battles, momentum mysteries,

ARK Invest founder Cathie Wood said that the AI revolution is still in the “first inning,” with the firm adding that the “story of AI has just begun” in a post shared on X. The entrepreneur discussed rapid expansion on the consumer side even as enterprises take time to debate productivity improvements. In the November

Over the weekend, Coinbase shuffled nearly 800,000 BTC, roughly $69.5 billion at prevailing prices, between its own wallets, describing it as a scheduled internal migration. On-chain alert bots registered the movement as a historic spike in spent outputs, triggering headlines about 4% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply suddenly “moving” and speculation that a massive liquidation was

A Satoshi-era Bitcoin (BTC) holder has cashed out 965,517,137% in profits following a recent sell-off. CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn spotlighted the news, describing it as a “wild on-chain story of the day.” Old Bitcoin trader cashes out from BTC sales Maartunn explained in an X post that a Bitcoin trader in the Satoshi era sold old

Bitcoin is attempting to regain upward momentum after recent declines, but the crypto king’s recovery is being met with caution. While sentiment has softened, the current structure suggests consolidation rather than a major bearish reversal. Bitcoin Investors Show Skepticism One of the clearest signals of cooling momentum is the sharp decline in Realized Cap Change,

The recent market downturn has brought the issue of DATs, companies that hold bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as part of their balance sheet, to the spotlight. While some see this institutional interest as part of an asset class maturation process, experts believe that their rise adds a new layer of risk to crypto markets. DATs

Identifying Bitcoin’s bottom is always a difficult task for even the most seasoned analysts. However, based on on-chain indicators and trading data, several signs suggest that Bitcoin may have successfully formed a bottom this month. The bigger challenge is determining whether this bottom is temporary or signals a long-term trend reversal. Whale Activity and Market

Bitcoin (BTC) is recovering, but breaking through $100,000 by the end of the year is not expected to be easy. The leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin started the new week by recovering after falling to $80,000 last week. BTC rose to $88,000 as expectations rose that the Fed would cut interest rates by 25 basis points in

Klarna, the Sweden-based digital bank known for its “buy now, pay later” offering, said Tuesday that it will debut a U.S. dollar stablecoin, becoming the latest global fintech tapping blockchain rails to power global transfers. Dubbed KlarnaUSD, the token is set to go live on Tempo, a blockchain developed by Stripe and Paradigm specifically for

In recent months, more companies have announced plans to adopt bitcoin treasuries. They frame this as vision: a bold move toward the future of finance, a hedge against inflation, and a sign of corporate sophistication. On the surface, it sounds like progress. In reality, most of these “bitcoin treasuries” are a dangerous distraction, pushed by

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