Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Break Six-Day Losing Streak With First November Gains
Money started flowing back into crypto investment funds yesterday. After nearly $3 billion fled in less than a week, investors finally returned.
Money started flowing back into crypto investment funds yesterday. After nearly $3 billion fled in less than a week, investors finally returned.
Bitwise just filed for a spot Dogecoin ETF using a regulatory shortcut. That means approval could come automatically in 20 days unless the SEC steps in.
Bitcoin’s struggling right now. The price hovers just above $100,000, and the pressure keeps mounting. What’s causing the trouble? Ironically, it’s the same Bitcoin ETFs that
Three altcoins are making headlines this weekend, but for very different reasons. One is riding a massive surge, while two others face critical tests that could determine their
[YouTube](https://www.youtube.com) just rewrote its gambling policy. Now crypto creators fear they’ll lose monetization on November 17, 2025.
[Zcash](https://z.cash/) just demolished most of the crypto market with gains that seem almost fictional. Up 230% in a month. Over 1,200% in three months. Yet every signal
[Bitcoin](https://bitcoin.org) just barely avoided a brutal breakdown this week. The price bounced back to $103,700 after briefly touching $98,900. That 2.1% recovery in 24 hours
[Pi Coin](https://minepi.com) just survived a critical test. After crashing to $0.20 on November 4, the token stabilized instead of collapsing further. That stability isn’t
Seven of Ethereum’s most powerful protocol builders just did something unusual. They formed an alliance. Not to ship new features or compete for users. But to fight governments
The market just wiped out $1.38 billion in long positions. Most traders got crushed. But a handful of crypto whales are doing something unexpected.