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- South Korea's Bitcoin Kimchi Premium narrows to 1.75% as crypto markets cool, with trading volumes on major exchanges like Upbit and Bithumb plummeting by over 70% since 2024. - Retail investors shifted speculative capital to equities, driving the KOSPI index up 70% YTD, fueled by AI-linked stocks and government reforms targeting the "Korea Discount." - Foreign exchanges like Bybit seek to capitalize on South Korea's liquidity-rich but regulated crypto market, with reported talks to acquire Korbit, inten

- Momentum's MMT token surged 224% post-Binance listing in November 2025, sparking debates about DeFi's volatility as a capital attraction strategy. - Rapid price spikes and 7.2 turnover ratio highlight speculative risks, while phishing scams during TGE raise trust concerns. - MMT's governance role and ve(3,3) DEX model aim to create sustainable value through liquidity incentives and cross-chain interoperability. - Upcoming Momentum X platform (Q2 2026) targets institutional adoption by stabilizing retail-

- India's crypto sector faces panic as COAI's sharp decline highlights regulatory ambiguity and macroeconomic pressures. - Forex reserves fell $5.6B by October 2025, with gold reserves dropping $3.8B, signaling broader financial fragility. - Institutions avoid crypto investments due to unclear tax frameworks and RBI's e-rupee focus, stifling market growth. - Regulatory uncertainty fuels volatility, with minor policy hints triggering panic despite no concrete crypto bans. - Clearer policies or regulatory sa

- BlackRock deposits $135M in Bitcoin into Coinbase to optimize custody for its crypto ETFs. - JPMorgan increases holdings in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF, reflecting institutional demand for regulated crypto products. - BlackRock explores tokenizing funds on XRP Ledger and partners with Intesa Sanpaolo for digital services in Belgium/Luxembourg. - Market speculation intensifies on Bitcoin’s future price, with 48% chance of hitting $1M before GTA 6’s 2026 launch. - BlackRock’s actions highlight institutional ma

- Monad's mainnet launch locks 50.6% of 100B MON tokens for up to four years to prevent early staking concentration. - Coinbase hosts first public sale (Nov 17-22) offering 7.5% supply at $0.025, expanding retail access via its new token platform. - 38.5% unlocked tokens allocated to ecosystem growth through grants and validator delegation, with mainnet launch on Nov 24. - Market skepticism persists despite $225M funding and Solana-Ethereum hybrid design, as pre-launch valuation questions remain unresolved.
- DOGE’s price dropped 0.04% in 24 hours but rose 7.2% in 7 days, forming an ascending channel with higher lows at $0.1745–$0.1782. - Technical indicators like RSI and MACD suggest bullish momentum, with RSI near 61 and MACD in positive territory reinforcing upward bias. - Traders monitor $0.1800–$0.1804 support and $0.1838 resistance for potential breakout, while a backtest hypothesis tests MACD Golden-Cross as a buy signal using DOGEUSD or DOGEUSDT tickers.

- Ethereum fell 12% to $3,000 in November 2025, but institutions like BitMine aggressively bought 110,288 ETH ($400M) to expand holdings. - Over three days, eight major entities purchased 394,682 ETH ($1.37B), with a "Aave whale" acquiring 257,543 ETH ($896M) as prices dipped. - BitMine's $13.2B ETH treasury (2.9% of supply) and continued buying contrast with other firms scaling back, signaling growing institutional confidence amid low exchange reserves. - Analysts note BitMine's $200–300M/week purchases c

- IonQ and IBM advance in DARPA's QBI program, targeting 2M qubits by 2030 and fault-tolerant quantum systems. - D-Wave reports mixed Q3 results but raises 2025-2026 revenue forecasts after $1.8M German contract and analyst optimism. - Belden and WISeKey develop quantum-safe networking/satellite solutions to protect infrastructure from future quantum threats. - Crypto market surges 30-34% post-shutdown resolution, with institutional interest in cross-border payment tokens like HBAR/XLM. - Blaqclouds and ra
- 20:59Bakkt's third-quarter profit reached $28.7 million, up 241% year-on-year.Jinse Finance reported that according to Bakkt (stock code BKKT)'s third-quarter earnings report, the company's revenue for the third quarter of 2025 was $402.2 million, a year-on-year increase of 27%; EBITDA was $28.7 million, a year-on-year increase of 241%. The company successfully divested its loyalty rewards business and refocused on institutional-grade trading, liquidity, and regulated custody. Earlier this year, Bakkt announced a strategic realignment around three "high-probability" investment projects to seek market fit. Bakkt was launched in 2018 with the support of the exchange operator Intercontinental Exchange, initially focusing on launching an institutional-grade daily physically settled bitcoin futures trading platform, and later began exploring the tokenization of corporate reward points.
- 20:34The whale who previously borrowed coins to short 66,000 ETH has accumulated an additional 23,501 ETH, possibly planning to use leveraged loans to buy more ETH.According to ChainCatcher, monitored by lookonchain, the whale who previously lent out 66,000 ETH and sold them, then bought back 257,543 ETH during the market downturn, has just purchased another 23,501 ETH (approximately $82.63 million). He also lent out another 40 million USDT and transferred it to an exchange, most likely preparing to buy more ETH.
- 20:33Analyst: US government shutdown may prompt the Federal Reserve to cut rates in DecemberAccording to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, Peter Cardillo from Spartan Capital Securities stated that gold futures are rising because the anticipated end of the U.S. government shutdown will allow government data to return to its normal release schedule. This could make it possible for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates further in December. He added that the unreleased macroeconomic data flow may indicate that inflation remains stubborn and that labor market conditions are weaker than what the ADP report suggests. These two factors could prompt the Federal Reserve to cut rates in December, despite their repeated cautious statements.