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Binance CEO Richard Teng argued that Bitcoin’s current slide reflects broader risk-off deleveraging, and its volatility is in line with most major asset classes. Richard Teng, the CEO of crypto exchange Binance, reportedly said Bitcoin’s volatility aligns with that seen in most major asset classes. According to a Friday Reuters report, Teng said during a media roundtable in Sydney that all asset classes go through different cycles and volatility. “What you’re seeing is not only happening to crypto prices,” he claimed. Teng also explained that Bitcoin’s recent drop was driven by investors deleveraging their positions and by risk aversion, which is in line with trends across most major asset classes. “At this point in time, there’s a bit of risk (off) and deleveraging happening,” he reportedly said. Read more

Superstate founder and CEO Robert Leshner (@rleshner) said tokenization will hit velocity when end users start to get excited about applications, like borrowing cash against stock to help fund a vehicle purchase. But we're not there yet, he said 00:00 - An Intro to Robert & his story in DeFi 02:05 - Tokenisation now vs it’s ideal state 07:40 - Has the stablecoin explosion impacted other RWA’s moving on-chain? 11:25 - Robert’s Tokenisation “Wish List” 15:35 - What problems were you hearing from issuers? 22:46 - Where do you expect you toughest competition to come from? 24:22 - Predictions for the end of the year?

Superstate founder and CEO Robert Leshner (@rleshner) said tokenization will hit velocity when end users start to get excited about applications, like borrowing cash against stock to help fund a vehicle purchase. But we're not there yet, he said 00:00 - An Intro to Robert & his story in DeFi 02:05 - Tokenisation now vs it’s ideal state 07:40 - Has the stablecoin explosion impacted other RWA’s moving on-chain? 11:25 - Robert’s Tokenisation “Wish List” 15:35 - What problems were you hearing from issuers? 22:46 - Where do you expect you toughest competition to come from? 24:22 - Predictions for the end of the year?

Crypto markets plunged toward April lows on Friday as a lingering liquidity crunch amplified price swings. Bitcoin and ether fell more than 10%.

The ETF still ranked as the year’s third-largest debut despite a sharp market sell-off.

The St. Petersburg, Florida-based investment manager added to its holdings in Coinbase, Bitmine Immersion Technologies, Circle Internet and Bullish.

BitMine, once hailed as a potential digital-asset equivalent of Berkshire Hathaway, envisioned itself locking down 5% of all Ethereum’s circulating supply. Its core strategy was to turn its corporate balance sheet into a long-term, high-conviction bet on the blockchain network’s infrastructure. Today, that ambitious vision has collided with a brutal market reality. With Ethereum tumbling […] The post Ethereum’s crash just exposed a $4B time bomb — why regular investors should pay attention appeared first on CryptoSlate.

A leverage-driven crash liquidated nearly $1B in an hour as Bitcoin continued its slide, pushing the total crypto market cap under $3T.

This Friday, we examine Ethereum, Ripple, Cardano, Binance Coin, and Hyperliquid in greater detail. Ethereum (ETH) Ethereum is down 15% this week as the bearish momentum intensifies. The price also lost support at $3,000 and is found just under $2,800 at the time of this post. If buyers don’t return soon to defend $2,800, then […]

Strategy's stock price has fallen sharply alongside bitcoin, marking one of its worst drawdowns since it adopted a bitcoin treasury strategy in 2020.

BTC plunged to $82,000 hours ago for the first time since April.

BTC dropped by $3K within a minute on Hyperliquid.

Extreme Fear hit 11 as market polarization, weak buyer quality, and reduced December rate-cut odds fueled Bitcoin's massive plunge.

XRP enters the end of 2025 with a valuation structure that looks increasingly misaligned with the fundamentals shaping its next cycle. Retail traders remain locked onto short-term volatility, and institutions continue modeling XRP through narrow lenses that prioritize liquidity and headline catalysts. Both groups are underestimating how much the surrounding infrastructure — especially yield, governance, […]

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Technical indicators show Dogecoin is deeply oversold, trading below its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, signaling continued trend weakness.

Operated by SoftBank, the backer of one of the world’s top 10 public Bitcoin holders, PayPay is integrating with Binance Japan ahead of its expected US IPO in December. PayPay, a payment service operated by the Japanese investment holding company SoftBank Group, is integrating new payment rails on Binance Japan following its investment in the platform. Binance Japan and PayPay have launched a new integration service with PayPay Money, an electronic money service that allows peer-to-peer transactions between PayPay users free of charge. With the integration, Binance Japan users can now purchase crypto assets using PayPay Money funds, as well as withdraw their crypto holdings directly to PayPay Money. Read more

BlackRock’s IBIT drives November’s record ETF outflows, bleeding $2.47 billion and accounting for 63% of the $3.79 billion withdrawn from US spot Bitcoin ETFs. US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds saw another sharp reversal on Thursday, erasing a brief moment of relief earlier in the week. After breaking a five-day outflow streak with $75.4 million in inflows on Wednesday, the funds were hit with fresh redemptions of $903 million Thursday — the biggest outflow day in November and one of the largest single-day outflows since the products were launched in January 2024, according to Farside Investors. The $3.79 billion withdrawal puts November on track to be the worst month on record for US spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETF outflows if the remaining days fail to offset this month’s redemptions.  Read more

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index fell to 11 on Monday — deep within “extreme fear” territory and its lowest reading since late 2022.

Bitcoin dumped below $82,000 as the market fails to catch a bid during the early European trading session on Friday.