Crypto Market Remains $1.19T Below All-Time High
Total crypto market cap stands at $3.1 trillion, $1.19 trillion below its peak, indicating significant financial correction and dominant positions of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Total crypto market cap stands at $3.1 trillion, $1.19 trillion below its peak, indicating significant financial correction and dominant positions of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Kevin Hassett, Trump's advisor, is a contender for Federal Reserve Chair, influencing interest rate decisions.
Goldman Sachs predicts a Federal Reserve rate cut in December, impacting crypto and financial markets.
BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, experiences a significant $2.34 billion outflow, described as routine by executive Cristiano Castro.
Bitcoin mining difficulty rises as hashprice nears record lows, affecting miner profitability.
Gate Alpha hosts its 25th Points Lottery event, awarding ADO tokens, enhancing multi-chain DeFi trading.
Qiao Wang of Alliance DAO questions the defensibility of Layer 1 tokens like Ethereum, urging focus on application-layer projects.
Federal Reserve officials indicate a high probability of a rate cut in December, impacting cryptocurrency markets.
SEC's Hester Peirce emphasizes crypto self-custody and privacy, impacting market and regulatory sentiment.
Shanghai opens its first cross-border data service center to enhance data transfer efficiency and security.
Monochrome's Bitcoin ETF boosts its BTC holdings, signifying increased institutional interest.
Chainlink's strategic reserve accumulation hints at a potential price reversal as LINK prices drop. Falling exchange reserves, signaling increased off-exchange holding, and Grayscale's ETF launch further encourage optimism.
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has increased as of late November 2025, suggesting improved investor sentiment despite ongoing caution.
Ethereum price drops below $3,000, reflecting ongoing bearish market sentiment and increased institutional selling pressure.
Ethereum ETFs capture $76.5491 million in inflows on Nov 28, 2025, driven by BlackRock and Grayscale, indicating robust institutional interest.