Bitcoin Just Broke Its Biggest Rule. Stocks, Gold, and AI Soar—But Crypto Bleeds
Bitcoin’s supposed to be digital gold, right? A store of value that zigs when traditional markets zag. That playbook just got torched.
Bitcoin’s supposed to be digital gold, right? A store of value that zigs when traditional markets zag. That playbook just got torched.
Bitcoin closed November in total chaos. Fear spread everywhere. Investors who watched their portfolios bleed for weeks finally gave up and sold.
Ethereum just lost 6% in 24 hours. Now it’s stuck below the $3,000 mark that everyone’s been watching. But here’s the real story. The people who held ETH through everything are
MicroStrategy’s latest move sounds reassuring on paper. But look closer and it tells a different story entirely. The company just announced a $1.44 billion USD reserve meant to
Big money is moving right now. While retail traders sat on the sidelines during late November’s choppy action, crypto whales quietly accumulated three specific tokens.
Bitcoin wrapped up November with a brutal 17.28% loss. That makes it the second-worst month this year, trailing only February’s 17.39% decline.
Cardano just had one of its worst months on record. While Bitcoin and Ethereum recovered 6-8%, ADA crashed over 31% in November alone.
The crypto market bled heavily today. Over $162 billion vanished in 24 hours, dragging the total market cap down to $2.89 trillion.
XRP enters December nursing a 13% November loss. Bulls want to believe seasonal patterns predict another rally. But the data tells a more complicated story.
Bitcoin ended November down 17%. That broke its usual rally pattern and left traders asking whether December brings recovery or more pain.