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- HYPE token surged 380% in 2025 via institutional partnerships and retail FOMO, despite volatile corrections. - Retail demand amplified by wallet integrations and fee cuts created self-reinforcing speculative cycles. - TNSR and MMT tokens mirrored HYPE's pattern, showing FOMO-driven surges followed by sharp declines. - Social media hype and low-liquidity assets exposed risks of emotional trading and market manipulation. - Historical bubbles reinforce the need for long-term discipline amid crypto's hype-dr
- Bitcoin surged 1.63% to $84,000 on Nov 23, 2025, after hitting a seven-month low, amid mixed bearish and bullish signals. - A 4.53% drop on Nov 21 triggered $1.9B in liquidated leveraged positions and a $120B market cap loss in one day. - Analysts debate sustainability of recovery, citing extreme retail fear, historical bullish reversals, and retesting of key technical support. - Crypto-related stocks like Coinbase and Bitcoin ETFs rose, but institutional confidence wavered as MicroStrategy fell 5%. - Un
- Whale shorts 4,574.87 ZEC ($2.66M) with 5x leverage and opens 20x BTC long (367.36 BTC, $31.63M) on Nov 23, 2025. - ZEC surges to $700 (2018 high) amid November 2025 halving reducing block rewards by 50%, tightening supply. - Largest ZEC short on Hyperliquid (60,870.43 ZEC) faces $22M loss, with liquidation risk at $1,112.45. - Whale’s BTC long aligns with post-liquidation rebound expectations, as BlackRock ETF outflows and Fed uncertainty boost BTC. - ZEC’s halving-driven bullish narrative (shielded sta
- Ethereum whales sold $52.4M in ETH at $2,994.9, incurring $18.4M losses amid a 28% 30-day price drop. - Market-wide bearishness intensified as Bitcoin fell below $86,000 and ETH hit a four-month low near $2,700. - Technical indicators show all EMAs in downtrend, Bull Score Index at 20 (lowest since 2020), and ETH derivatives open interest dropped to $35.5B. - Top DATs like BitMine face 25-48% paper losses, with mNAV ratios below 1 raising liquidity risks amid $415M 24-hour ETH outflows.
- U.S. Supreme Court's IEEPA ruling could invalidate Trump-era tariffs, forcing White House to adopt narrower legal tools like Sections 232/301 with slower processes and oversight. - Crypto markets face regulatory shifts as White House reviews CARF framework, which would grant IRS access to foreign crypto data but risks stifling decentralized innovation. - Over 65 crypto groups demand exemptions for decentralized developers amid concerns about prosecution risks and unclear DeFi tax rules under proposed reg
- 15:24Wormhole Labs launches Sunrise, a standardized liquidity gateway for external assets entering SolanaAccording to ChainCatcher, as reported by The Block, Wormhole Labs (the team behind the cross-chain protocol Wormhole) has officially launched Sunrise, a data and liquidity gateway focused on the Solana ecosystem. Sunrise is positioned as the "standard pathway" for external assets flowing into Solana. It provides users with a unified interface, allowing tokens from different chains to be transferred to Solana with one click, and enables immediate access to DeFi scenarios within the Solana network upon arrival, delivering a seamless "liquidity on day one" experience. According to the announcement, Sunrise aims to address the common issue of "liquidity fragmentation" when new tokens are bridged across chains, ensuring that newly listed assets can be traded on various decentralized exchanges within Solana from day one. Sunrise will use Monad's MON token as its first major test case, with MON scheduled to begin trading tomorrow.
- 15:24Wormhole Labs launches the "Sunrise" gateway, bringing assets such as MON to SolanaJinse Finance reported that Wormhole Labs, the development company behind the cross-chain protocol Wormhole, announced today the official public launch of “Sunrise,” a brand-new liquidity gateway specifically designed for the Solana ecosystem. According to information provided to The Block, this product is positioned as the “standard channel” for external assets entering Solana, offering liquidity support on its first day of launch—users can transfer tokens from their native chains to Solana through a single interface and immediately access the network’s decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms. The announcement pointed out that Sunrise aims to solve the common issue of “liquidity fragmentation” when new tokens cross chains, ensuring that newly listed assets can be traded on mainstream platforms within the Solana ecosystem (including the decentralized exchange Jupiter and the block explorer Orb incubated by Helius) from the very first day. As the first core test case, Sunrise will support the highly anticipated Monad network native token MON on its launch day, with trading for this token scheduled to begin tomorrow.
- 15:04Michael Saylor posts "will not yield," but has not released Bitcoin Tracker informationJinse Finance reported that Michael Saylor, founder and executive chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), posted on X saying "I will not surrender," implying that he will continue to increase his holdings of bitcoin, but has not yet released any bitcoin Tracker information.