Crypto news

Pepe Coin price remained under pressure despite the ongoing crypto market rebound and positive whale activity. (Because nothing says “excitement” like a 63% drop from August highs.) 📉

Rising Open Interest, short liquidations, and higher exchange reserves-oh, what a charming trio! It suggests strong momentum, though with a touch of “mild caution,” as if the market is sipping champagne while eyeing the cliff’s edge. 🥂

Ah, the theater of finance! Exodus Movement (EXOD), a publicly-traded crypto wallet firm with ambitions as vast as the Russian steppe, announced on Monday its acquisition of Grateful, a startup from the quaint lands of Uruguay. Their mission? To weave the threads of stablecoin payments into the vibrant tapestry of Latin American commerce. 🧵🎨

CryptoQuant, that paragon of financial insight, informs us that ETH trading volumes on centralized exchanges-particularly the illustrious Binance-have never been so exorbitant. One might liken it to a ballroom where every guest is dancing with a different partner, yet all are in agreement on the folly of it all.

In a statement that dropped on Nov. 10 (because nothing says “crypto” like a Friday news dump), Coinbase announced their shiny new token sales platform. The first sale? Monad, a layer-1 blockchain that’s probably cooler than your ex. 🌉💨 The sale runs Nov. 17-22, and yes, you’ll want to mark your calendar. 📆

Enter Mintern, the self-proclaimed Chief Meme Officer of MinSwap, who has declared that Cardano’s investors are engaged in a grand game of “hide the beans.” They’re yanking their ADA from centralized exchanges faster than a magician pulls a rabbit from a hat-only this rabbit is worth a small fortune. 🧙♂️💸

ZEC is extremely overbought on the charts, risking a correction in the coming weeks. 🚨

Ki Young Ju, the founder and CEO of CryptoQuant, pointed out that BlackRock’s outflow last week was the highest in nine months. That’s right, folks-the largest weekly withdrawal since February 2025. Investors are fleeing faster than a Vogon reading poetry. 📉

Which altcoins are they, and what risks are involved in trading their derivatives? 🤔

Michael Saylor, the high priest of this Church of Nakamoto, proudly declared the acquisition via X (formerly Twitter), his digital scroll of revelations. The faithful now know that Strategy’s BTC Yield stands at 26.1% YTD 2025 – a number as meaningful as a horoscope, but shinier. Their treasure chest now clinks with 641,692 BTC, purchased for “$47.5 billion and a bag of salted nuts,” as the peasants say. The first coin was acquired in August 2020, which feels like several internet lifetimes ago.