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- PEPE faces critical support test at $0.00000068 amid bearish pressure and 7.4% recent decline. - Technical indicators show weakening selling momentum (RSI 31-35) but bearish MACD signals persist. - Break above $0.00000068 could target $0.00000080 resistance, while breakdown risks 80% drop to $0.000000118. - Market sentiment remains divided as deflationary mechanics fail to offset prolonged downtrend.
- Fed's policy split creates market uncertainty, with December rate cut odds at 52% amid diverging official views on inflation and labor market risks. - Ending QT in December signals neutral policy shift, potentially boosting liquidity-sensitive assets like Solana as balance sheet unwinding eases financial conditions. - Solana's Q3 2025 fundamentals show 37% market cap growth, driven by 32.7% DeFi TVL increase and record $14.1B stablecoin issuance. - Strategic entry considerations balance Fed-driven volati
- Trump's government shutdown resolution on Nov 14, 2025, ended a 43-day crisis, restoring services and boosting investor confidence. - The TRUMP memecoin surged 11.34% to $8.54 as the deal reduced market uncertainty, breaking key technical levels amid $1.81B trading volume. - APEING memecoin gained traction with its audit-first model and Ethereum-based whitelist strategy, contrasting with traditional meme coin volatility. - Trump's food tariff exemptions aimed to curb inflation, while crypto markets navig
- Bitcoin Cash (BCH) rose 0.69% in 24 hours to $481.6, offsetting recent losses despite a 9.76% monthly decline. - The 11.14% annual gain contrasts with mixed traditional markets, as Chile's BCH-listed bank reported weak earnings from declining loan growth. - Technical analysis shows short-term bullish momentum but broader headwinds, while backtests suggest limited reliability in post-earnings price patterns for BCH . - Strategic positioning around network upgrades or macro shifts may offer limited opportu
Bitcoin has dropped almost 15% this month, pushing traders back into the “cycle top or deeper dip” debate. Several on-chain signals hint at selling exhaustion, but everything now rests on one resistance band. If Bitcoin clears it, the recovery starts. If not, the downside can accelerate quickly.
- XRP fell to $2.43 amid bearish crypto sentiment but saw $4.11B derivatives inflows, driven by retail demand and a $2.58 weekly high. - Technical indicators show mixed signals: price below key EMAs and RSI at 48, yet MACD maintains a bullish stance since Monday. - XRP remains trapped in a $2.35–$2.55 range with critical support at $2.30; whale activity highlights tactical positioning over long-term conviction. - Bitcoin's consolidation above $105K and 72% sell-side volume pressure underscore XRP's cross-a
- Crypto and stock markets diverge as PEPE drops 9% while Noomez ($NNZ) gains, reflecting shifting risk appetite amid economic uncertainty. - PepsiCo (PEP) underperforms peers with 4.2% monthly decline, while NET Power (NPWR) plummets 10.51% after 3,900% worse-than-forecast Q3 losses. - Paysafe (PSFE) stabilizes at $2.72B valuation despite 27.56% YTD slump, contrasting PayPal's 28% decline and highlighting sector resilience. - Legal pressures intensify with WPP and Jasper Therapeutics facing lawsuits, whil
SACHI, the upcoming blockchain-based gaming ecosystem, is kicking off “SACHI: The Origin”, a five-day NFT pre-launch event celebrating the first generation of SACHI players. The campaign runs November 12-17, offering only 200 exclusive NFTs, known as The SACHI OGs. Each NFT represents a piece of SACHI history and a symbolic badge of early adoption. Holders
- Bitcoin hit a six-month low at $103,778 amid AI-driven economic fears and geopolitical tensions, driven by leveraged liquidations and risk-off sentiment. - Institutional support for Bitcoin ETFs remains strong, with $130B in assets despite $2.9B in outflows, as BlackRock's IBIT ($80.58B) attracts inflows. - Trump's $2,000 tariff proposal briefly boosted Bitcoin 2% but intensified trade tensions, highlighting crypto's sensitivity to macroeconomic policy shifts. - Technical indicators show sustained bearis
- Institutions like BitMine continue buying Ethereum despite market declines, accumulating 19,500 ETH this month. - Long-term holders sell at breakeven while super-whales add $53.9M ETH, highlighting fragmented market sentiment. - Bitcoin/ETH ETFs see $1.13B outflows as prices fall below $100k and $3,150, with $1.1B in leveraged liquidations. - Market remains bearish with weak retail demand, but large buyers and Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade could drive volatility shifts.