The Sui network is experiencing a mainnet outage while core developers work on a fix; despite the downtime, SUI’s price remains largely unchanged as Bitcoin leads today’s market rally. Users and dApps are reporting interrupted services, and the team is investigating the root cause.
ETH is testing key support after a breakout above $3,100, while on-chain metrics show record December accumulation and a sharp rise in staking deposits.
Ethereum has reversed from the $2,700–$2,800 zone and carved a series of higher lows, now pressing into an overhead cluster of moving averages that could set the stage for a move toward $5,000.
Ethereum surged past $3,100 after a short consolidation, extending a rally that reclaimed $3,000 last week. Traders now point to a $5,000 technical target if momentum holds.
Ethereum jumped above $3,000 after a 3% 24-hour gain as the broader crypto market rebounded, with traders now focused on the upcoming Fusaka Upgrade. The rally reflects renewed buying interest ahead of the protocol milestone.
The first U.S. spot Dogecoin ETF debuted Thursday while large holders accumulated roughly $153 million in DOGE over the past few days, leaving the token trading around $0.15. The combination of ETF launch and whale buying supported a positive uplift in price and attention on DOGE.
XRP climbed to $2.20 on Nov. 26 after recovering from around $1, reflecting a broader stabilization in crypto markets. Trading activity picked up as investors showed renewed interest in major altcoins.
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.
XRP dipped back below the $2.00 mark on Nov. 20, returning to levels last seen after the October 10 sell-off following a fresh ETF approval. The move signals renewed volatility as traders digest the news and reposition.