Fitch Ratings warns that Bitcoin-backed securities carry "high market value risk," saying BTC volatility can rapidly weaken collateral and raise loss potential for both lenders and investors.
DAEX has halted all trading and entered voluntary liquidation, with the appointed liquidator calling on creditors to lodge claims. Investors face uncertainty over possible recovery of funds and are urged to monitor official notices.
WazirX founder Nischal Shetty confirmed the platform’s dispute with Binance has moved into formal litigation, raising fresh concerns about WRX and the exchange’s operational future. Investors are watching for potential impacts on liquidity, withdrawals and token value.
The S&P 500 climbed to a record 6,900 on Tuesday while the total crypto market cap remains below $3 trillion, underscoring a widening performance gap between equities and digital assets.
Twenty One Capital's NYSE debut showed investors were unwilling to pay a meaningful equity premium for Bitcoin-focused firms, pricing shares roughly in line with their BTC holdings. The result underscores tighter valuations and greater scrutiny for similar listings.
FINRA found that the share of Americans holding crypto was essentially unchanged from 2021 to 2024, but fewer investors say they plan to buy more or enter the market for the first time. The trend points to weakening risk appetite among US retail investors.
Mike Brock, a former executive at Jack Dorsey’s Block (Cash App), wrote that "Bitcoin will fail" and called it "a lie," puncturing a recent market rally. His remarks have reignited debate about Bitcoin's fundamentals and investor sentiment.
Ethereum slid about 6% in the past 24 hours, dropping under the $3,000 level as long-term holders realized profits. The pullback has paused recent recovery momentum and put focus back on near-term support.
MicroStrategy CEO Phong Le said on Nov. 30 the company would only sell Bitcoin if its stock traded below its market net asset value (mNAV) and other funding avenues dried up, insisting any sale would be driven purely by financial necessity.
Short-term holders have sold 29,400 BTC at a loss while long-term holders distributed 815,000 BTC over the past month; on-chain analysts say this looks like profit-taking, not capitulation.