PayPay, operated by SoftBank, is integrating with Binance Japan as it prepares for an anticipated U.S. IPO in December; the move ties a mainstream payments app to a major crypto exchange. SoftBank also backs one of the world’s top 10 public Bitcoin holders.
DDC Enterprise has announced a planned acquisition of 300 BTC, marking the largest single Bitcoin purchase in the company’s history. The move underscores continued corporate interest in BTC as a treasury asset.
Binance CEO Richard Teng said bitcoin’s recent steep drop reflects investors cutting leveraged crypto positions and a wider shift toward risk aversion, bringing BTC volatility in line with other major asset classes.
Ripple’s CTO says XRP is positioned to act as a neutral settlement asset alongside Bitcoin, aiming to speed up cross-border payments and cut liquidity costs for banks and payment providers.
Bitcoin slid more than 5% in 24 hours to a seven-month low near $86,300 on Nov 20, 2025, before rebounding to about $87,300. The move underscores renewed intraday volatility and a test of near-term support in the high-$80,000s.
Billionaire Ray Dalio says Bitcoin remains roughly 1% of his portfolio and is not yet fit to serve as a reserve asset. He noted the allocation has been unchanged for years, reflecting continued caution rather than conviction.
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio told CNBC that future quantum computing advances could break Bitcoin by undermining its cryptographic foundations. His comments have renewed debate over timelines and the need for quantum-resistant upgrades.
September U.S. jobs topped forecasts while the unemployment rate ticked up, boosting expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut and sending Bitcoin higher. The mixed labor read highlights how macro data can quickly shift crypto market sentiment.
Bitcoin jumped 2.9% to $92,670.71 after the US government shutdown ended, fueling a risk-on rally. Despite the move, BTC still trades below key moving averages, leaving the technical outlook mixed.