Nearly $2 billion in crypto positions were liquidated over the last 24 hours as total market capitalization slipped under $3 trillion for the first time in five months, signaling a sharp wave of deleveraging and heightened volatility.
MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock fell after its market capitalization dropped below the estimated value of the company’s Bitcoin holdings as investors shift toward ETFs and shy away from corporate crypto exposure and leverage. The move underscores growing preference for direct ETF access and raises questions about balance-sheet risk for crypto-heavy firms.
XRP's market capitalization dropped $13 billion in 24 hours, sliding from $150.38B to $137.39B as the token fell 9% to $2.27. The sudden decline trimms significant value from one of crypto's largest altcoins.
MicroStrategy executive chairman Michael Saylor told Yahoo Finance he expects Bitcoin to overtake gold’s market capitalization by 2035, citing growing adoption and Bitcoin’s scarcity. He called the cryptocurrency the centerpiece of a new digital gold rush.
Bitcoin's market capitalization slipped under $2 trillion on Nov. 13, 2025, with BTC falling to its weakest levels since early May. The move marks a notable retracement for the year’s top-performing crypto.
Michael Saylor says Bitcoin will surpass gold's market cap by 2035, citing continued adoption and Bitcoin's capped supply. He reiterated his confidence on Nov. 13, 2025 that the next decade will see Bitcoin become a larger asset than gold.
XRP jumped about 3.5% above $2.50 on renewed ETF speculation while Bitcoin slipped to roughly $103,000 despite U.S. legislation reopening the government. Total crypto market cap is near $3.6 trillion and struggling to hold gains.
MicroStrategy's market capitalization briefly fell to about $65.34 billion, under the $66.59 billion value of its 641,692 BTC holdings, a rare gap that highlights investor caution. The divergence signals that equity investors are pricing in company-specific risks beyond on‑balance-sheet Bitcoin.
Avalanche's market cap surged 67% in Q3 2025 to $16.8 billion, driven by stronger DeFi activity and subnet expansion, Messari reports. Institutional adoption of subnets helped lift user counts and revenue, making this one of Avalanche's best quarters.
HBAR's market cap climbed 43% in Q3 2025 to $9.1 billion while the token price rose 43.2% to $0.21, supported by expanding DeFi activity and user growth across the Hedera network.