According to the soothsayers at CryptoQuant – those modern-day oracles who stare into block explorers instead of crystal balls – November has been less about holding and more about hauling. đđ¨ The âMiner to Exchange Flowâ – a phrase almost as thrilling as tax audit – has spiked like a Victorian heart rate during a scandalous waltz.
Behold, Blazpayâs Phase 3 presale is now open, offering tokens at a price lower than a squirrelâs snack. Early investors can join this AI-powered, multi-chain adventure with gamified rewards. Compared to giants like Bitcoin and Ethereum, Blazpay is a tiny dragon with a big fire-breathing potential. đđĽ
The world of Bitcoin is in shambles. The once-immovable $100,000 mark is now a distant memory as Bitcoin struggles like a failing circus act. Wednesdayâs brief plunge to $100,700 was only the beginning. By the time this article reaches your eager eyes, Bitcoin is teetering at $97,813 – a hefty 4.2% drop in just one week. đ¤Śââď¸
Bitcoinâs nosedive beneath $100K wasnât just a casual slip up after a couple too many drinks. Oh no. This was a masterclass in “what can go wrong when markets panic.” Experts are now blaming a cocktail of liquidity issues and structural problems, served in a glass of regret.
Ethereumâs price tried to do its best impression of a rocket, but reality kicked in. After failing to break above $3,550, ETH started a graceful descent back to Earth, just like Bitcoin. Classic.
On the 11th of November-because why not give us all a little shock to remember-the news hit: Shiba Inu has entered into a strategic alliance with Unity Nodes, a decentralized telecommunications network. And what a defining moment this is! Gone are the days when SHIB was just a fluffy joke of the crypto world. Now, itâs a technology-integrated digital asset with a practical use case-whatever that means in this wild world of ours.
In case you missed it, Bitcoin’s narrative has gone through what can only be described as a ‘fundamental transaction’. According to a rather cryptic post from the Arch Network (because, of course, theyâre cryptic), the institutional players are no longer ’emerging’. No, theyâve practically taken over. With the Spot Bitcoin ETF now hoarding over 1 million BTC – about 5% of the total supply – it’s clear that Bitcoin isn’t just for hobbyists anymore. Daily inflows in mid-2025 are averaging between $300 million and $500 million. Thatâs right, BILLIONS are flowing in, and we’re not talking about your grandmaâs retirement savings here. We’re talking about $60 billion in cumulative assets. đ
Turns out, this feud revolves around the GENIUS Act, a law that says stablecoin issuers canât hand out interest. But hereâs the twist: it doesnât say anything about crypto exchanges doing it. Itâs like writing a rulebook that bans pineapple on pizza but forgets to mention anchovies. đâ
Announced Nov. 12 by founder Lyron Co Ting Keh (a name that sounds like it belongs in a spy movie), this funding round-joined by Polychain, dao5, Amber Group, TrueBridge Capital, and LayerZero Labs-brings Seismicâs total to $17 million. For context, thatâs about what youâd pay for a private jet if you asked Elon. âď¸
