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.
Chainlink’s LINK rose 4.17% on Tuesday to just under $14, slicing through several resistance levels as a broader crypto rebound lifted infrastructure tokens. The move coincides with renewed institutional interest in oracle services that feed DeFi and smart contracts.
Peter Schiff called Bitcoin's recent dip a "modern-day tulip bubble" and accused CNBC of routinely giving bullish coverage as BTC falls, intensifying his long-standing criticism. His comments on Nov. 17, 2025 highlight the continuing media and market debate over crypto's fundamentals.
Ethereum reclaimed $3,100 after a brief dip as a decade‑old wallet reactivated and large liquidations — including a reported $4M sell-off by Hayes — shook the market. The move leaves short‑term sentiment positive but cautions remain.
Aster (ASTER) is trading around the $1.00 support as bullish volume weakens, increasing the chance of a deeper pullback if buyers don't return. Traders are watching for a decisive volume-driven move to confirm direction.
Ethereum plunged as liquidations topped $1.2B and ETF outflows accelerated; collapsing rate-cut expectations have weakened risk appetite and may leave ETH room to fall further. Technicals show the RSI is not yet oversold, keeping $2,700 in play as a possible next support.
CoinMarketCap data shows BNB has been setting new local lows as market pressure persists. Traders are increasingly cautious amid negative momentum and elevated volatility.
Bitcoin slipped beneath $95,000 on Nov. 14 after a four-day sell-off accelerated, pushing broader crypto markets lower and raising volatility. Traders will be watching support levels and derivatives flows for signs of stabilization.
Bitcoin dipped toward $95,000 on Nov. 14 after an internal strategy transfer at a crypto firm prompted online speculation of a possible $1 billion sell-off. Market participants flagged the move as a potential source of near-term selling pressure.