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Amid Bitcoin’s drop below $90K, a few altcoins flashed strength: Starknet jumped 26%, SPX6900 rose 14%, and Kaspa gained, too.
Michael Saylor says big finance hasn’t made Bitcoin wilder. Swings are narrowing as the asset base and market structure deepen.
Bitcoin fell below $92,300 as a congressional probe into President Trump triggered risk-off sentiment. Short-term holders transferred over 65,000 BTC to exchanges, adding $610 million in potential sell pressure.
BitMEX and Kraken experienced front-end outages for three hours on Nov. 18 due to a global Cloudflare service degradation. Cloudflare resolved the issue at 14:42 UTC after implementing fixes.
With crypto markets crashing, crypto companies finished Monday lower overall, but miners were uneven, with a couple of outliers firming into the bell.
SEC’s 2026 exam priorities drop the crypto section, shifting focus to cybersecurity, AI risks, fiduciary duty, and new Reg S-P rules.
El Salvador adds 1,090 BTC during a sharp market sell-off, lifting its holdings to ~7,500 BTC as Bitcoin falls below $90K.
DappRadar announces closure after seven years, citing financial unsustainability. The RADAR token dropped 30% following the announcement on Nov. 17.
Robert Kiyosaki defended Bitcoin and Ethereum as “people’s money,” countering Warren Buffett’s criticism, while slamming traditional US financial markets.
Gold buff Peter Schiff urged investors to “sell Bitcoin and buy gold” as BTC price breaks below $93,000, amid continuous selling pressure in the market.
Cardano’s ADA trades near $0.5 after a ~15% weekly drop, while Hoskinson calls for more optimism and a gigachad rally.
Privacy coins rallied sharply as markets brace for a pivotal U.S. Congress vote that may compel President Trump to release Epstein-related files.
Massive short positions by top Hyperliquid whales, combined with surging fear and panic across social media, suggest the crypto market might be inching toward a turning point.
Cardano weakened this weekend as founder Charles Hoskinson confirmed a major investment in American Bitcoin, triggering a volatile reaction across ADA markets.
Robert Kiyosaki says he will buy more Bitcoin after the market crash and explains why he is waiting instead of selling during the downturn.