Soft demand, low volume and concerns over token distribution weighed on early market sentiment.

The latest on-chain wealth ranking shows that crypto assets are highly concentrated in the hands of a few whales, and the distribution of wealth is becoming increasingly clear.

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Revolut is growing its crypto offerings, including a recent partnership with Polygon Labs and a MiCA license to offer crypto services across Europe.

On November 22, 2025, a silent showdown is taking place on a prediction market on Polymarket. One side of the confrontation is a mysterious trader named @totofdn. The other side is an automated arbitrage bot called sunshines. It all started with a trivial limit order. @totofdn placed a very small sell order: 5 shares at $0.34. This action instantly compressed the market's bid-ask spread to less than $0.04—this is exactly what triggered the platform's "limit order reward...

1. On-chain funds: This week, $541.5M flowed into Arbitrum; $327.8M flowed out of Ethereum. 2. Largest price fluctuations: $TRADOOR, $AIA 3. Top news: The cryptocurrency market is warming up, Bitcoin briefly broke through $88,000, and the total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies has risen above $3 trillion.

The once high-profile U.S. Government Efficiency Department has quietly come to an end, and the relationship between Musk and Trump, intertwined with interests and power, has experienced a rollercoaster of fluctuations. On November 23, local time, the "Department of Government Efficiency" (DOGE), established on the first day of President Trump's term and led by Musk and Ramaswamy, was quietly dissolved with eight months remaining on its contract. The Director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management confirmed that it "no longer exists," and many of its functions have been taken over by others.

The IP of platform X is public, the identification of authenticity in the crypto circle and the game of privacy.

On October 11, 2025, the cryptocurrency market experienced an unprecedented flash crash. The price of Bitcoin plummeted from its peak, leaving the market in despair. Initially, public opinion pointed fingers at geopolitical issues, macroeconomic factors, or some sudden policy changes. However, more than a month later, as the smoke began to clear, the truth finally emerged.

Is the DAT model really a bridge connecting TradFi, or is it the "death spiral" of the crypto market?

When the market is divided, true influence comes from those who dare to define the rules. Michael Saylor of MicroStrategy, Brian Armstrong of Coinbase, and Vitalik Buterin of Ethereum are writing the future of the crypto market in completely different ways.

Author: Yue Xiaoyu Recently, the Bitcoin treasury company MicroStrategy is set to be removed from global index funds. This means that there could be an outflow of $8.8 billion, which would be a huge blow to Bitcoin's price. So, what does the future hold for Bitcoin treasury companies? What is the future of the DAT model? The DAT model is not just about traditional companies borrowing money to buy coins; more importantly, the interests of traditional companies are tied to the ecosystem of this token. Beyond what many people realize, many Bitcoin treasury companies are already actively promoting Bitcoin's生

In the past three weeks, the cryptocurrency market has been experiencing a silent liquidity crisis. The Coinbase premium index has a deep negative value, Bitcoin ETFs are facing the largest outflow of funds in history, and exchange reserves continue to decline—these three key indicators are all flashing red, revealing the harsh reality that institutional funds in the United States are withdrawing on a large scale.