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- Crypto Fear & Greed Index hit 16, its lowest since February 2025, reflecting extreme bearish sentiment amid Bitcoin and altcoin sell-offs. - Technical indicators and on-chain data show Bitcoin below key moving averages, with 815,000 BTC sold by long-term holders in 30 days. - Analysts highlight $100,000 as critical support, warning further declines if broken, while some see panic-driven buying opportunities. - Technical patterns suggest potential rebounds to $120,000-$126,000 if support holds, contrastin
- Michael Saylor denied rumors of MicroStrategy selling Bitcoin , calming panic after $5.7B in crypto transfers to new wallets triggered market volatility. - Arkham clarified the 43,415 BTC wallet movements as routine custody management, but shares fell 7.2% as investor anxiety over the firm's financial health persisted. - Bitcoin traded near its 50-week SMA at $97,000 amid $870M ETF outflows, with analysts warning of further underperformance against gold and tech stocks in 2025. - Corporate Bitcoin accumu
- Zcash (ZEC) surged 10.72% in 24 hours to $683.14, driven by Cypherpunk Technologies' $50M treasury acquiring 1.25% supply stake. - Winklevoss Capital's $58.88M private placement and institutional backing highlight Zcash's privacy-focused positioning as "encrypted bitcoin ." - Zcash's new Zashi Wallet swap feature and EU regulatory shifts boost demand for privacy-centric assets, while backtests show 30-day excess returns of +22.6% after large price surges. - Cypherpunk's plan to acquire 5% ZEC supply and
- LUNA rose 2.66% in 24 hours to $0.081, contrasting with 11.76% 7-day and 13.28% 1-month declines. - MoonLake faces class-action lawsuits over alleged misleading claims about its nanobody drug SLK's clinical advantages versus BIMZELX. - Technical analysis shows MLTX's short-term positive momentum after earnings misses, but risks rise beyond one-week holding periods.
- Datavault AI (DVLT) distributes Dream Bowl 2026 meme coins to shareholders, boosting pre-market shares 4.91% and reflecting meme token-driven retail engagement trends. - Scilex's $150M Bitcoin investment in Datavault and Empery Digital's Bitcoin treasury shift highlight traditional-digital asset convergence amid strategic restructuring. - DeFi innovator Mutuum Finance (MUTM) nears $18.7M presale completion with 250% token growth, while Canary XRP ETF's $26M debut signals institutional altcoin interest. -
- DoorDash shares surged 21.6% in 24 hours after announcing a new on-demand apparel delivery partnership with Old Navy and expanding autonomous delivery in Miami. - The rally followed Q3 revenue growth of 27.3% and a cybersecurity breach disclosure, with the company enhancing security measures and settling a $18M Chicago lawsuit over alleged deceptive practices. - Despite recent gains, DASH remains 26.1% below its 52-week high after a 15.5% drop in October due to weak earnings and EBITDA guidance, with ana
- Bridgewater cut 65.3% of its Nvidia stake in Q3 2025, reflecting institutional caution amid macroeconomic risks and AI-driven capital reallocations. - SoftBank fully exited its $5.8B Nvidia position to fund new AI ventures, while Bridgewater boosted holdings in AI chip manufacturing firms AMAT and LRCX . - Ethereum institutions increased 34% ETH holdings despite price declines, signaling blockchain's growing role in AI infrastructure alongside traditional tech stocks. - Analysts remain bullish on Nvidia'
- Canary XRP ETF (XRPC) became first U.S. spot XRP ETF on Nasdaq on November 13, 2025, marking XRP's entry into traditional finance. - The SEC-approved fund saw $58M in first-day trading volume, surpassing expectations and outperforming Solana's BSOL ETF debut. - Managed by Canary Capital with 0.5% fees, it reflects regulatory progress after months of scrutiny and aligns with Bitcoin/Ethereum ETF inflow patterns. - Despite XRP's 2.7% post-launch dip, analysts view XRPC as a positive catalyst, with JPMorgan
- UN Climate Chief Simon Stiell condemned Brazil for COP30 security failures after 150 protesters breached the venue, damaging property and injuring staff. - Letter highlighted unsecured doors, inadequate personnel, and infrastructure issues like malfunctioning AC, water leaks, and substandard delegate facilities. - Hosting in Belém, a city with limited infrastructure, drew criticism as delegations face lodging shortages, unfinished pavilions, and payment system challenges. - UN demanded urgent fixes to sa
- Hyperliquid's retail-driven growth, fueled by token airdrops and buybacks, boosted 2025 trading volume to $320B and protocol revenue to $86.6M. - The platform's 6.1% global derivatives market share and $2.15B TVL highlight its impact on DeFi liquidity and institutional adoption. - Challenges include regulatory scrutiny and a 11.2% institutional market share decline due to tokenomics issues like a $10.8B HYPE unlock over two years.
- 14:54All three major U.S. stock indexes open lower; Cloudflare drops 6%Jinse Finance reported that at the opening of the US stock market, the three major indexes opened lower: the Dow Jones fell 0.74%, the Nasdaq fell 0.63%, and the S&P 500 Index fell 0.5%. Most technology stocks declined, with Amazon and Microsoft both dropping more than 2%; Cloudflare fell 6% as some of its network services experienced outages.
- 14:33Cloudflare experiences global network issues, team is investigatingForesight News reported that, according to Cloudflare Status, Cloudflare's global network is experiencing issues. Cloudflare is aware of and investigating a problem that may be affecting multiple customers. Arbiscan, DefiLlama, X, and other cryptocurrency-related websites have experienced outages due to a Cloudflare system failure.
- 14:32Xu Zhengyu: Actively exploring the application of asset tokenization in real-world economic scenarios, plans to issue a limited number of stablecoin licenses next yearForesight News reported, citing 21st Century Business Herald, that Christopher Hui, Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, systematically elaborated on Hong Kong’s strategic layout in fintech, asset management, and commodity markets in an exclusive interview. The aim is to leverage the advantages of “One Country, Two Systems” to build the nation’s “international asset safe deposit box” and serve the strategy of becoming a financial powerhouse. Hui emphasized that the goal of developing fintech is to “empower the real economy,” rather than speculative trading. Taking asset tokenization (Tokenization/RWA) as an example, he pointed out that Hong Kong is exploring its application in real economy scenarios such as international shipping leasing and corporate treasury management. He also mentioned that the successful issuance of the third batch of digital green bonds by the SAR government is an important step towards normalization. Hong Kong has already passed relevant legislation, aiming to begin issuing stablecoin licenses next year. However, the initial number of licenses will be very limited, and regulation will be prudent, with a clear focus on stablecoins addressing real economy pain points such as cross-border payments, rather than serving as speculative tools. Hong Kong is actively attracting family offices and plans to submit a bill to the Legislative Council next year to expand the scope of tax exemptions to emerging product categories such as digital assets, private credit, and carbon credits, in order to better “capture” global capital.