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Market Capitalization:3 042 016 401 330,4 USD
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Market Capitalization:3 042 016 401 330,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:162 909 425 079,13 USD
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Market Capitalization:3 042 016 401 330,4 USD
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Dominance:BTC 58,2%
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Market Capitalization:3 042 016 401 330,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:162 909 425 079,13 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,2%
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Market Capitalization:3 042 016 401 330,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:162 909 425 079,13 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,2%
ETH:11,71%
Market Capitalization:3 042 016 401 330,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:162 909 425 079,13 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,2%
ETH:11,71%
Market Capitalization:3 042 016 401 330,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:162 909 425 079,13 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,2%
ETH:11,71%
Market Capitalization:3 042 016 401 330,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:162 909 425 079,13 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,2%
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CRYPTO NEWS

XRP and ISO‑20022: A revived controversy surrounding misinformation

ISO stated that cryptocurrencies are not ISO 20022‑compliant and are not registered under the messaging standard. The organization directs references to digital token identifiers to ISO 24165 instead. A recent post cited this clarification to counter claims that certain digital assets meet ISO 20020 requirements. Users on X disputed who spread misinformation, with some defending a researcher who often shares documents they deem accurate. Others highlighted repeated false claims that tokens like XRP are ISO 20022‑compliant, stressing the standard is meant for financial institutions, not independent crypto assets. The exchange illustrated differing views on how ISO standards apply to digital tokens. The researcher, known as SMQKE, is known for blending historical references with technical documentation about XRP and finance. The renewed debate underscores the difficulty of maintaining accuracy in fast‑moving crypto discussions, especially regarding regulatory frameworks. Accurate interpretation of international standards remains crucial to prevent misleading narratives.

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Solana leads altcoin ETF inflows as altseason prospects surface.

Altcoin exchange‑traded funds for tokens such as Solana, XRP, Litecoin and Hedera have debuted with strong early capital inflows. Solana alone has attracted more than $700 million, yet the broader market has not entered a full alt‑season because Bitcoin still commands roughly 59 % of market dominance. Daily inflows into Solana’s ETF regularly top $60 million on high‑volume days, allowing its assets under management to grow steadily.

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Strategy Confronts MSCI Index Pressure While Saylor Accelerates Bitcoin’s Financial Expansion

The recent dip in Strategy’s market value, coupled with JPMorgan’s warning about index‑related risk, has sharpened scrutiny of MSCI’s pending review. This combination has heightened investor attention on whether Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) could be dropped from MSCI benchmarks. Despite the scrutiny, the firm’s growing bitcoin‑backed financing platform and steady operational performance maintain its overall market stance. Michael Saylor’s defensive comments further bolster confidence in the company’s resilience.

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CRYPTO NEWS

Robert Kiyosaki Offloads Bitcoin to Fund New Projects While Keeping a Positive Market Outlook Despite Widespread Fear.

Robert Kiyosaki disposed of roughly $2.25 million in Bitcoin, selling each coin at about $90,000. He originally bought the cryptocurrency for $6,000 per coin, generating a substantial return on his investment. The cash generated from the sale is being directed toward two new surgery centers and a billboard advertising venture, expanding his portfolio of business interests. Despite the recent liquidation, Kiyosaki remains confident in Bitcoin’s long‑term potential, predicting the price could climb to $250,000 by the year 2026.

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CRYPTO NEWS

Could Strategy be compelled to sell its $50 billion Bitcoin? The firm outlines its plan.

Strategy, founded by Michael Saylor, disclosed a $54.59 billion Bitcoin portfolio and sparked debate over whether it could ever be forced to liquidate. The release aims to show the firm’s long‑term sustainability despite market volatility. It also invites scrutiny of its historically aggressive accumulation tactics. The firm announced that, even if Bitcoin stays below $85,000, its holdings can fund dividend payments for 71 years. A modest 1.41 % annual price increase would fully offset dividend obligations without extra cash. This claim underscores their confidence in dividend security independent of strong price growth. Strategy reported $8.214 billion in debt, primarily from Bitcoin‑linked preferred instruments totaling $7.779 billion, with a combined notional value of $15.993 billion. Instrument durations range from under 2 to nearly 10 years, and BTC risk sits in the low single digits. Their model assumes a $87,300 Bitcoin price, 45 % volatility, and a 30 % expected annual return, suggesting ample flexibility even during sideways markets. During the 2022 crypto winter, Strategy increased its Bitcoin position when prices fell to $16,000, drawing fire for “averaging up.” SwanDesk CEO Jacob King highlighted a 22 % five‑year return versus Bitcoin’s roughly 1,000 % rise, calling the performance “horrible.” He also referenced Saylor’s near‑total loss in the dot‑com era, questioning his investment acumen.

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Waymo’s Bold Expansion: California Grants Vast Autonomous Vehicle Zones Across the Bay Area and Southern California

The California DMV has granted Waymo permission to test and deploy autonomous vehicles across a vastly larger portion of the state. This approval covers most of the East Bay, North Bay, Napa, Sacramento, and a corridor from Santa Clarita to San Diego. It marks one of the biggest regulatory wins for self‑driving technology in the U.S. The move signals rapid mainstream adoption of autonomous transport. Waymo’s new operational zone builds on its existing fleets in San Francisco, Silicon Valley, and Los Angeles, creating a near‑statewide network. The company must still obtain separate clearances before carrying fare‑paying riders in some areas. It plans to launch passenger service in San Diego by mid‑2026, with other regions to follow as approvals are secured. Safety drivers are being phased out as confidence in full autonomy grows. California’s approval framework balances innovation with safety and is likely to become a model for other states and countries. The expansion will test Waymo’s robots in dense urban cores, suburban streets, rural wine‑country roads, and major highways. Success could accelerate similar authorizations nationwide and reshape how Californians travel. The data gathered will guide the next generation of autonomous vehicle technology.

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CRYPTO NEWS

Crypto Dispensers is contemplating a $100 million sale following money‑laundering allegations tied to its Bitcoin ATMs.

Chicago‑based Bitcoin ATM operator Crypto Dispensers is assessing a sale estimated at $100 million as the industry moves toward consolidation. The firm and its chief executive, Firas Isa, have pleaded not guilty to U.S. Department of Justice accusations of a $10 million money‑laundering scheme. Crypto Dispensers announced that it is reviewing a potential sale.

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Meta’s upcoming Hyperscape update may allow users to share photorealistic VR room experiences.

The newest Hyperscape Capture release lets users generate photorealistic VR copies of real rooms and invite up to eight friends to explore them at the same time through shared links on Quest headsets or mobile apps. This upgrade boosts immersive social interaction without requiring any additional hardware. Using Meta Quest 3 or 3S devices, the tool builds digital twins of physical spaces within minutes.

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Large investors altering their tactics leave Bitcoin shrouded in uncertainty.

The recent drop in Bitcoin’s price has ignited debate within the cryptocurrency community. Institutional investors have moved from a phase of accumulation to active selling, reducing the likelihood of a swift rebound. This strategic change among major players adds uncertainty to Bitcoin’s outlook. The discussion is highlighted in the article “Bitcoin Faces Uncertainty as Large Investors Shift Strategy,” originally published by COINTURK NEWS.

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A software glitch that caused a Cardano chain split has prompted the FBI to investigate a potential attack.

The Cardano network experienced a split on Friday after a malformed ADA delegation transaction activated a legacy software bug, resulting in a brief partition of the chain. The problematic transaction was generated by an AI tool used for staking operations. This bug temporarily divided the network into separate branches. Staking pool operators swiftly upgraded their node software to close the vulnerability and restore a single chain. Nevertheless, the incident raised worries about orphaned transactions and the risk of double‑spend attacks. Ongoing monitoring is required to ensure full resolution.

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Bitcoin ETFs See Significant November Withdrawals as Prices Fall and Altcoin ETFs Rise

Spot Bitcoin exchange‑traded funds have experienced almost $4 billion of net withdrawals in November 2025. The outflows surged to a record $3.79 billion by Thursday, equalling the February peak reported by Farside Investors. Investors are moving away from Bitcoin‑focused products toward altcoin‑oriented funds amid broader macroeconomic concerns. Bitcoin’s market price fell to $81,000, a drop of roughly 33 % from its recent high of $126,000. The steep decline reflects heightened macro pressure and a shift in investor sentiment that contributed to the ETF outflows.

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Financial expert Raoul Pal outlines his approach to navigating the current cryptocurrency market slump.

Raoul Pal advises buying more crypto during the current sell‑off, accepting that profits may swing wildly. He frames this as a multi‑year approach to exploit deep market dislocations. Pal acknowledges that each investor’s time horizon and risk tolerance differ, so the plan isn’t universal. He describes today’s market as unusually intense, with rapid position unwinding and thin liquidity as market‑maker balance sheets weaken. The situation mirrors past de‑risking shocks that later reversed sharply. Despite being heavily oversold, Pal sees the broader macro environment as still supportive. Pal points to 2021’s four‑week crash, the 2019‑20 pandemic plunge, and 2016‑17 Bitcoin drawdowns, all followed by strong rebounds. Alternative coins tend to fall harder in such cycles, a pattern repeating now. He recommends stepping away from screens to regain clarity, stressing that sharp downturns are normal in crypto’s long‑term cycles.

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Caution: Certain US‑held altcoin assets are shifting even as the market declines.

During a sharp crypto sell‑off, US government wallets moved $7.5 million in the past 24 hours, according to Arkham data. Authorities shifted $300 k of NEXO, $3 million of WETH and $4.2 million of TRX. The NEXO and TRX were seized two years ago in the Alameda Research probe, while the WETH originated from assets confiscated between 2022 and 2024 in the Bitfinex hacker Ilya Lichtenstein case. These moves represent only a tiny slice of the government’s crypto holdings. Arkham tracks 613 US‑government‑linked addresses holding over $28.5 billion in digital assets. Related coverage notes that MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin exposure may soon be dropped from US indexes, as highlighted by Michael Saylor. The bulk is Bitcoin—326,588 BTC valued at about $27.82 billion. Other major balances include USDT ($351.4 M), ETH (64,731 ETH ≈ $179 M), WBTC ($63.7 M) and BNB/WBNB (~$52 M). Smaller positions cover USDC ($11.58 M), WETH ($11.43 M), DAI ($8.67 M), UNI ($1.93 M) and LINK ($1.22 M).

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The new crypto token priced at $0.035 reaches a 90% allocation as investors flood in and demand spikes swiftly.

MUTM rose from $0.01 to $0.035, a 250% jump, and the presale is 90% filled. Intense demand is driven by a daily leaderboard rewarding top buyers. The token is viewed as a top new DeFi asset under $0.05, attracting strong investor confidence. Lenders earn mtTokens that grow with interest from the liquidity pool, while borrowers access variable or stable rates under strict LTV limits. Automated liquidation bots protect collateral and maintain stability. Protocol revenue buys back MUTM and rewards stakers, creating consistent demand. A CertiK audit gave 90/100 and a $50 k bug bounty secures the code. The sale has raised $18.8 M and gathered 18 000+ holders, now accepting card payments. V1 will launch on Sepolia testnet in Q4 2025 with ETH and USDT pools, debt tokens, and liquidation bots. Users will begin real interactions, moving the system from test to live use. Roadmap plans include a USD‑stablecoin and layer‑2 expansion to boost liquidity and users. Whale buying rises as allocation closes, pressuring price upward. Analysts expect multiple‑fold price gains after V1 drives real usage. Visit the Mutuum website and Linktree for details.

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A market specialist warns that investors will soon be unable to purchase XRP directly and explains why.

Vincent Van Code warns that retail investors will soon lose the ability to buy native XRP directly. He says the market is moving toward institution‑only access within the next few years. Major custodians are expected to hold almost all XRP, pushing retail exposure to ETF‑style products. The transition is part of a 15‑year plan aimed to finish by 2030. In the projected model, banks, fund managers and large financial entities will control XRP for settlement and custody. Retail participants will interact only through managed products that track XRP’s price. Direct ownership in personal wallets will become rare. This shift turns XRP into a wholesale token rather than a consumer asset. Van Code outlines three options: exchanges offer ease but require trust in solvency, cold wallets give full control but risk loss or mishandling, and ETFs provide bank‑grade security with regulatory oversight. ETFs, however, involve fees, may not allow conversion back to native XRP, and can trigger capital gains taxes. He advises choosing based on technical skill, comfort with key management, and the amount of XRP held.

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Trump is weighing permission for Nvidia to ship H200 chips to China.

White House officials are weighing export licenses that could let Nvidia’s H200 AI chips reach Chinese firms, marking a sharp shift from the bans imposed three years ago. The talks are part of a broader effort by President Trump to open diplomatic channels with Xi Jinping. No decision has been made, but the mere consideration signals a policy reversal. The H200 is more powerful than the older H20 model already allowed in China, yet it remains based on Nvidia’s outdated Hopper design, unlike the top‑tier Blackwell chips that stay banned. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested Blackwell chips might be exported once they become obsolete, “maybe in a year or two.” Earlier this year the administration blocked H20 shipments, then quietly approved them in exchange for a 15% revenue cut tied to a disputed rare‑earths trade arrangement. Beijing has told its companies not to buy the H20 or other China‑specific Nvidia products, urging domestic alternatives despite their inferior performance. Nvidia protests the restrictions, arguing they hand the market to foreign competitors, while a bipartisan Senate group drafts legislation to bar all advanced‑chip licenses to China, threatening the H200 plan. Following the news, Nvidia’s stock rose 2% to $184.29.

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