Archive November 2025

Bitcoin has fallen more than 22% in one month, casting doubt on its momentum. Yet, behind this pullback, several signals point to a possible return to the symbolic threshold of $112,000. While markets are restless, institutional and retail investors watch four key factors likely to revive the bullish trend. In a context of macroeconomic uncertainty and tension in derivative markets, the scenario of a rebound can no longer be ruled out.

Trump buys back his WLFI token relentlessly. Between crappy shitcoin and dwindling fortune, the family crypto empire is rocking hard. And to think they saw it as digital freedom...

S&P Global Ratings has just downgraded USDT to its lowest stability level. A rare decision targeting the world’s most used stablecoin and raising doubts about its ability to maintain its peg to the dollar. At a time when regulators are tightening the noose around cryptos, this evaluation revives debates on the solidity of Tether’s reserves and the systemic risks stablecoins pose to the entire market.

OpenAI promises 3 billion AI users, but burns cash at lightning speed. Microsoft smiles, Altman dodges, and the treasury plays hide and seek with billions.

XRP just recorded one of its strongest on-chain activity spikes in months. A sudden 1.48 billion surge in payment volume pushed network usage to its highest level in weeks and coincided almost perfectly with an $8 million increase in market capitalization

Growing confusion over Polygon’s token identity has prompted project leaders to reconsider a decision made just a year ago. Concerns from everyday users and long-time holders have reopened the discussion about whether the network should drop its current POL ticker and restore MATIC, the name many still recognize.

While Bitcoin nears the highs, XRP quietly courts Wall Street with its ETFs... What if the real crypto maneuvers are played far from the spotlight? To watch.

An ETF on a privacy coin? Grayscale dares where no one has gone before. Discover how Zcash could shake the US market.