
Crypto Market Cap: $4.50 T | Compared with last week: ↘3.42%
✳️Note: Total crypto market capitalization is a key indicator of the overall size and health of the cryptocurrency market. Rising market cap typically signals increasing investor participation and positive market sentiment.
Trading Volume: $340.74B | Compared with last week: ↗41.94%
✳️Note: Total crypto trading volume reflects market activity and liquidity. Monitoring it helps assess market strength and real-time dynamics.
This week’s Fear & Greed Index stands at 29 (Fear), down from 36 last week, indicating extremely cautious market sentiment. At the same time, the average crypto market RSI has risen to 56.83, suggesting momentum is turning moderately bullish.
(Note: The Fear & Greed Index (0-100) incorporates volatility, volume, and social sentiment. An RSI above 70 indicates overbought conditions, while below 30 indicates oversold.)
✳️ Data source: CoinMarketCap. Figures as of 9:00 a.m. UTC, Nov 10, 2025.
Although Bitcoin faced brief pressure this week, on-chain data shows that long-term holders (LTHs) have distributed roughly 2.57 million BTC over the past four months — about 13% of total supply — despite a net decline of only 363,000 BTC in their holdings.
Despite this selling pressure, BTC’s price has remained resilient, staying within $2,000 of its July 2025 level, suggesting that strong demand continues to absorb supply.
Market analysts expect Ethereum to establish a higher low in November, which could set the stage for a potential new all-time high in December.
The $3,100 level remains a key support zone — holding above it would keep the uptrend intact, while a breakdown below could signal a bearish reversal.
The meme coin market saw a broad decline this week, with total market capitalization down 13% and trading volume falling 32% to US$6.5 billion. The sharp drop in $Giggle triggered market turbulence, Binance founder CZ to clarify that the token is a community-driven meme coin with no official affiliation.
Trump Media posts $55M Q3 loss as Bitcoin bet reaches $1.3B
Trump Media & Technology Group’s Bitcoin holdings are insufficient to support its balance sheet, as rising costs led to a $54.8 million loss in the third quarter, according to its latest earnings report. The company reported revenue of $972,900 for the quarter, down from over $1 million a year earlier. As of September 30, Trump Media & Technology Group held 11,542 Bitcoins. The company first announced its Bitcoin purchase plan in late July and revealed in the report that it plans to further increase its holdings.
Acting CFTC chair confirms push to launch leveraged spot crypto trading on regulated exchanges
Acting CFTC Chair Caroline Pham confirmed that the agency is in discussions with regulated exchanges to launch leveraged crypto spot trading products as early as next month. Despite the ongoing government shutdown, the initiative is moving forward, signaling that regulators are accelerating efforts to integrate the crypto market into the existing Commodity Exchange Act framework.
Tether moves nearly $100 million in bitcoin to reserve wallet: Arkham
Tether received 961 Bitcoins (worth about US$97 million) into its Bitfinex hot wallet, an address labeled as Tether’s Bitcoin reserve. According to Arkham’s data, the transfer brings Tether’s total Bitcoin holdings to at least 87,296 BTC, currently valued at approximately US$8.9 billion.
Elon Musk: Tesla May Build Its Own AI Chip Factory with a Monthly Capacity of One Million Chips
At Thursday’s shareholder meeting, Elon Musk said Tesla may need to build a factory capable of producing up to one million AI chips per month, and openly suggested the possibility of collaborating with Intel. Tesla currently works with TSMC and Samsung, but Musk did not rule out a potential partnership with Intel.
Cathie Wood's Ark Invest buys $9 million of Ethereum-treasury firm BitMine's shares amid 10% price drop
Last Thursday, Ark Invest purchased an additional 240,507 shares of BitMine, worth approximately US$9 million, even as BMNR’s stock price fell 9.8%. As of November 2, BitMine remains the largest Ethereum treasury company, holding nearly 3.4 million ETH valued at around US$11.2 billion.
The global crypto market is entering a structural turning point, with capital shifting from traditional assets to efficient, high-convexity digital assets. As the Fed’s rate hikes peak and liquidity rebalances toward the private sector, the macro trend remains upward despite cautious sentiment.
Bitcoin’s volatility has eased, Ethereum holds its core position, and new narratives like AI, DePIN, and InfoFi are driving the next capital cycle. We are in a structural bull phase — marked by diverse narratives, selective capital flows, and an edge defined by information and execution.
Ethereum treasury firm SharpLink will announce its Q3 financial results on November 13;
The U.S. government shutdown continues, casting doubt on the release of CPI and PPI data;
Ethereum treasury firm ETHZilla plans to release its Q3 earnings report on November 14;
Coinbase released a teaser video, suggesting a possible Launchpad platform debut on November 10;
The U.S. SEC has postponed its review of Franklin’s spot XRP ETF application.
This week’s easing macro tone and Hong Kong’s new Solana ETF highlight Asia’s growing role in digital-asset flows. Institutional positioning in BTC and ETH remains cautious ahead of key U.S. CPI data.

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