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.
Dogecoin activity jumped 10,187%, snapping a five-day losing streak and producing a sharp rebound in Tuesday’s session. The move signals renewed retail interest and heightened volatility for the memecoin.
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.
Filecoin (FIL) fell more than 10% Monday as a broad cryptocurrency sell-off pushed the CoinDesk 20 Index down nearly 7%, reflecting elevated risk-off sentiment across markets.
Dogecoin creator Billy Markus accused market actors of manipulation on X after a 24-hour crypto sell-off erased more than $200 billion and pushed major indices down about 4.87%. The comment intensified debate over market structure and volatility.
A long-inactive Ethereum wallet holding roughly $119 million in ETH moved funds for the first time in years, according to Lookonchain. The on-chain activity has traders and analysts watching for follow-up transfers to exchanges or staking platforms.
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.
Pi Coin climbed above $0.25 on Nov. 26, posting about a 5% intraday gain and outperforming many major cryptocurrencies. The move comes amid growing attention before a key announcement due Nov. 28, raising event-driven interest.
XRP dropped about 30% overnight, slicing through the $2.15–$2.20 support zone on heavy volume before mounting a modest rebound into its descending channel.