Live: What’s Happening in Crypto Market on Nov. 26? Is Crypto Crash Over?

Updated on Nov 26, 2025 at 1:04 pm UTC by · 1 min read

Stay updated with live coverage of the crypto market on Nov. 26. Let’s explore whether the recent crypto downturn is ending.

Hamza Tariq

Cosmos (ATOM) is holding a $1 billion market cap despite a sharp weekly drop. The ecosystem is launching a major research initiative to redesign ATOM’s long-term economic model around real revenue instead of inflation.

Multiple research teams will analyze supply, demand, and sustainability before the community votes on a final design. Meanwhile, ATOM trades near key support, with a potential rebound forming if buyers hold the $2.40 zone.

Julia Sakovich

Naver Financial has unveiled plans to acquire Dunamu, the operator of Upbit, through a stock-swap deal valued at approximately 15.1 trillion won ($10.3 billion).

Naver Financial will issue 87.56 million new shares to Dunamu’s shareholders. This will make Dunamu a wholly owned subsidiary of the fintech firm.

The exchange ratio was determined via an external discounted cash-flow valuation, setting the corporate value ratio at 1:3.064569. After accounting for each company’s outstanding shares, the final share exchange ratio was calculated at 1:2.5422618.

Hamza Tariq

Cardano Foundation has received 74.5% community approval to pursue the .ada and .cardano top-level domains, clearing the way to apply through ICANN. This marks the first time in 13 years ICANN is accepting applications of this kind.

Following the announcement, ADA’s price rose slightly by 0.29%, reaching $0.4171. The move strengthens Cardano’s digital presence and could boost trust and accessibility across its ecosystem.

Hamza Tariq

Reliance Global has moved its entire crypto treasury into ZCash (ZEC), citing long-term potential and privacy features. Cypherpunk Technologies also bought 200,000 ZEC this month.

ZEC is up 40% this month, hitting $730 before dropping to $500. Analysts say the token remains bullish as long as key support levels hold.

Julia Sakovich

South Korean digital bank KakaoBank has reportedly begun developing a won-backed stablecoin dubbed Kakao Coin.

The bank is currently building the blockchain infrastructure needed for the project and has started hiring backend developers specializing in blockchain services.

According to the job listing, these specialists will help design blockchain-based service architectures, manage cryptographic keys, and develop transaction processing systems.

It has also been revealed that KakaoBank is preparing to launch a security token offering (STO) using blockchain technology. To support this initiative, the bank has formed partnerships with Korea Investment & Securities and Lucent Block.

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