November 2025 is witnessing a heavy wave of selling pressure on Bitcoin (BTC). This pressure has pushed the world’s largest cryptocurrency below $90,000 and wiped out all gains accumulated this year. The question now is whether the selling will ease soon. If it continues, several support levels may offer opportunities. The following analysis breaks down
Bitcoin just ticked three major boxes in one stretch: Binance whales stopped selling, Thiel Macro reshuffled risk, and the CME gap snapped shut. If you want to see how that mix could reshape the next trend, this breakdown walks through each move. Binance Whales Halt Selling as Bitcoin Shows Early Recovery Bitcoin began to stabilize
Brookfield Asset Management announced plans for a new fund focused on AI infrastructure, with computer chip maker Nvidia and Kuwait’s government investment fund joining as early backers. The firm told The Wall Street Journal about the strategy this week. The Canadian company wants to raise $10 billion in total for the fund and has already
Deblock, a fast-growing French crypto-banking fintech, has raised €30 million in a major Series A round. As it moves to expand its fully on-chain banking model across Europe. The raise was led by Speedinvest, with strong participation from CommerzVentures, Latitude and existing investors. It includes 20VC, Headline, Chalfen Ventures and Kraken Ventures. The funding marks
BlackRock, the world’s leading asset manager, sold around 5,600 Bitcoin (BTC), worth over $513 million, on Tuesday, November 18, extending its five-day loss streak with the biggest withdrawal since launch. With the sell-off, the fund’s overall weekly outflows have climbed to $1.42 billion, according to the HeyApollo ETF tracker data Finbold reviewed on Wednesday, November
Fidelity International has added fresh fuel to the growing interest in Metaplanet. They revealed a purchase of 3 million shares worth $7.42 million in the third quarter of 2025. The move shines a new spotlight on the Japanese firm widely viewed as “Asia’s MicroStrategy” for its aggressive Bitcoin treasury strategy. Momentum around Metaplanet has been
The crypto market enters a new cycle with intense interest, strong momentum and deeper involvement from global financial giants. Citi now adds fresh energy to this trend with a buy rating on MicroStrategy. The bank sets a $485 price target and signals more confidence in the company’s expanding Bitcoin approach. This move strengthens market belief
Strategy bought 8,178 BTC for $835.6 million as Bitcoin (BTC) tumbled through $90,000, locking in a $102,171 average that now sits underwater. Harvard Management Co. reported 6.8 million IBIT shares worth $442.9 million in its September 30 13F filing, triple its prior quarter and the endowment’s largest reported US listed equity holding by value. Both
Orbital, the global payment orchestration platform that bridges stablecoins and traditional networks, has announced a significant collaboration with Stable, the layer 1 (L1) blockchain designed for stablecoin-based transactions. This partnership marks an important step towards more efficient, accessible, and low-cost digital payments, offering new opportunities for both businesses and end users. Summary The Strength of
Bitcoin shows bearish momentum, with futures flows favoring sellers and technical indicators suggesting potential volatility drop. Bitcoin’s current price movement, which stands at $91,524, reflects a 0.3% increase in the past 24 hours. However, the recent price action has been volatile, trading around its seven-month lows. This follows a decline that saw BTC briefly dip