Bitcoin stumbled into the new month after a sharp weekend drop erased days of calm trading and reignited market-wide fear. Prices plunged without warning on Sunday, triggering heavy liquidations and closing out the asset’s weakest November in years. Traders now question whether the fall signals deeper trouble or a reset that clears the way for a rebound.
Bitcoin ends this year on a familiar note. Down more than 36% from its annual highs, the asset eerily replicates the movements of the 2022 bear market. This correlation alarms analysts as crypto ETFs register positive inflows again. Between the return of institutional capital and memories of a previous crash, the market oscillates between concern and hopes of a rebound.
What if Ethereum was worth much more than the market thinks? According to a study conducted by CryptoQuant, 9 valuation models out of 12 estimate that ETH is currently largely undervalued. For Ki Young Ju, CEO of the platform, these analyses reveal a significant gap between the current price of Ether and its real theoretical value. This finding rekindles the debate on how cryptos should be valued.
When bricks soar, young people bet on the virtual: crypto becomes their plan B... Or their programmed ruin? A risky bet from a disillusioned and downgraded generation.
Momentum around Coinbase is rising as the company enters a new phase of financial stability and public-sector experimentation. Latest data show revenue increasing while costs remain controlled. And as expected, this combination has created a sturdier foundation than in earlier market cycles.
Crypto faced a tough November, losing $127M to hacks and attacks, with DeFi platforms hit hardest and $45M recovered.
TON and Telegram launch an AI that pays geeks to work without them knowing. Durov continues to challenge certainties with his GPUs... and his frankness.
Billy Markus, creator of Dogecoin, has just torn apart the manipulation accusations that bloom after every crypto crash. His sarcastic message on X is timely: the market just lost 200 billion dollars in 24 hours. Who to blame this time?
China has just made a big move: the central bank is further tightening its crackdown on crypto and stablecoins, calling them a major threat. Why this radical decision? What impacts for the global market and investors?
The stability of the market's largest stablecoin is questioned. On November 29, the S&P agency downgraded USDT's ability to maintain its dollar peg. Tether, through its CEO Paolo Ardoino, denounces a biased analysis and defends its figures. This standoff between a central crypto player and a major financial institution reignites the debate on reserve solidity and trust in the ecosystem.