Two wallets linked to the LIBRA scandal exchanged 60 million USDC for SOL after a period of silence.

- PEPE faces potential 18% decline as technical indicators and whale activity signal bearish momentum, with price below all major moving averages. - Whale accumulation (65% long-term supply) contrasts with $21M short-seller profits, deepening market uncertainty amid fragile price dynamics. - Broader memecoin sector weakens (-19.35% weekly PEPE drop), though UK/Japan regulatory easing offers faint hope for 15-20% ETH-based token liquidity by Q1 2026. - Price projections remain polarized (bulls: $0.0000147 b

- Jack Dorsey's Bitcoin integration at Block and strategic announcements fuel speculation he may be Satoshi Nakamoto, though no proof exists. - Bitcoin's 30% price drop reduced Nakamoto's estimated paper wealth to $95B, now ranking 18th globally amid market volatility. - Ark Invest boosted crypto stock exposure including Block and Circle, signaling sector resilience despite short-term downturns. - Experts caution Dorsey-Nakamoto links remain circumstantial, emphasizing lack of cryptographic evidence or dir

- Bitcoin surged above $84,000 on Nov. 21, 2025, driven by New York Fed President John Williams' hints at a potential December rate cut, pushing market odds of easing above 70%. - The rebound followed weeks of 30% declines from record highs amid hawkish policies, contrasting with Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack's downplayed labor risks. - Analysts highlight critical support at $74,500–$83,800 for Bitcoin's recovery, with a successful defense potentially triggering a rebound toward $94,000–$100,000. -

- JPMorgan launches a leveraged Bitcoin structured note tied to the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF , offering amplified gains or losses over a two-year horizon. - The product guarantees $160 per $1,000 investment if BTC/ETF hits a price target by 2026, or 1.5x returns if extended to 2028, amid Bitcoin's 30% two-month decline. - The $3.5B November ETF outflows and XRP's $587M inflows highlight shifting crypto dynamics, with low-cost institutional ETFs driving adoption. - JPMorgan's offering mirrors traditional l