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On-chain data suggests that institutional investors aggressively bought Bitcoin and Ethereum during the recent market dip. This surge in institutional activity points toward a potential stabilization and reversal of the recent bearish trend.Bitcoin Demand Sees Record Surge in 48 HoursAccording to CryptoQuant’s “Bitcoin: Apparent Demand (30-day sum)” metric, Bitcoin’s net buying demand surged dramatically from -79.085k BTC on November 6 to +108.5819k BTC two days later. This steep increase is the sharpest movement recorded in the indicator all year.Sponsored SponsoredThe ‘Apparent Demand’ metric compares Bitcoin production (supply) with the behavior of Long-Term Holders (LTHs). This comparison measures the true strength…

The crypto market may face a pivotal week as two major macro events converge — a potential US–India trade deal and a breakthrough in the US government shutdown negotiations. Together, they could trigger a liquidity and sentiment shift powerful enough to lift Bitcoin and broader crypto prices.Sponsored Trade Deal Nearing CompletionOn Monday, Donald Trump said the United States is “very close” to reaching a trade deal with India. The agreement reportedly includes tariff reductions on Indian exports and India’s commitment to curb Russian oil imports, according to recent Reuters and NDTV reports. US President Donald Trump says, “We’re making a deal…

XRP jumped roughly 12% in the past 24 hours to around $2.52 after the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) added five spot XRP ETFs to its “active and pre-launch” list.These listings, visible on DTCC’s public database, have sparked speculation that the long-anticipated exchange-traded products for XRP are moving closer to launch, following the model set earlier this year by Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs.Why the DTCC listing matters, but doesn’t mean launch yetThe DTCC listing is a major milestone. The corporation is the core settlement and clearing utility for US securities markets, processing over $3.7 quadrillion in transactions in 2024.Every…

The cryptosphere is keeping a close eye on Ethereum (ETH), as the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap demonstrates resilience amid market shakes. Related Reading While spot ETF outflows are causing concern in some quarters, underlying network fundamentals and technical charts are painting a cautiously optimistic picture, with analysts pointing to a potential move toward the $4,400 mark. Ethereum ETF Outflows and Institutional Sentiment Despite ETH’s recent price recovery, institutional sentiment appears to be on firmer ground even as exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to Ethereum record sizeable outflows. Data show that Ethereum spot ETFs suffered a net outflow of approximately $508…

Victoria, Seychelles, November 10, 2025 – MEXC, a leading global cryptocurrency exchange, has launched its Limit Convert feature. Users can now execute asset conversions at preset prices, with the system automatically completing the conversion when conditions match the set price. This new feature helps users achieve more precise price control and improves capital efficiency.The new feature provides users with the following advantages:Precise price control: Users can set their preferred buy or sell price, and the system will automatically execute the conversion when the market reaches that level.Reduced emotional trading: Automated execution helps traders avoid impulsive decisions driven by short-term market…

Gas fees on the Ethereum layer-1 blockchain dropped to just 0.067 Gwei on Sunday, amid a lull in the crypto markets sparked by October’s historic market crash.The average price for executing a swap on Ethereum is just $0.11, non-fungible token (NFT) sales carry a fee of $0.19, bridging a digital asset to another blockchain network will cost users $0.04, and onchain borrowing costs $0.09 at the time of this writing, according to Etherscan.Ethereum network transaction fees hit a recent high of 15.9 Gwei on October 10, the day of the market flash crash that caused some altcoins to shed over…

Cryptocurrency prices nudged higher after U.S. President Donald Trump said a direct tariff dividend of “at least” $2,000 will be paid out to most Americans.In a Truth Social post, Trump said the U.S. is generating “trillions of dollars” in tariffs and said the funds would both reduce the country’s $37 trillion national debt and finance the dividend.“A dividend of at least $2000 a person (not including high income people!) will be paid to everyone,” Trump wrote. The announcement helped cryptocurrency prices rise.Bitcoin BTC$104,374.95 climbed 1.93% over the past 24 hours to trade above $103,000. Ether ETH$3,570.09 rose 4.75% to surpass…

In brief Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade in December 2025 will bring data scaling, DoS defenses, and dev tools. PeerDAS will boost blob throughput 8× by sampling data instead of full storage on every node. New EIPs set blob fees, cap block sizes, and add features like preconfirmations and P-256 support. The next major upgrade for the Ethereum network is on the horizon. Called Fusaka—short for “Fulu-Osaka”—the release is scheduled for December 2025 and will combine significant changes in both Ethereum’s execution and consensus layers.Fusaka follows several milestones for the Ethereum network following The Merge in 2022. Shanghai/Shapella in 2023 introduced staked…

While the crypto derivatives market shows signs of stabilizing after October’s liquidation, Bitcoin’s slide below $99,000 suggests traders remain cautious and the recovery fragile. It has been almost a month since the crypto market experienced one of its largest liquidation events in history, but the effects of that incident still linger. A joint crypto derivatives report from the crypto exchange Bybit and the investment research institute Block Scholes has revealed that traders are cautiously finding stability. This defensive stance has spread across the derivatives market, affecting both crypto options and perpetual contracts. Effects of Liquidation Event Linger Bybit learnt…

In brief Transak CEO Sami Start is shaping the company’s products to be more flexible. Some users may not know they’re using stablecoins in the future, he said. The Tether-backed firm is leaning into a so-called stablecoin sandwich. Most companies want their brand to be front and center when a consumer uses their product, but as an infrastructure provider that specializes in crypto payments, the opposite is rather true for Transak and its stablecoin ambitions.Transak co-founder and CEO Sami Start told Decrypt that the company is leaning into modular APIs as a white-labeled offering for established firms that want to…