Jordan Finneseth

Bitcoin crashed 36% in November, triggering retail panic and ETF outflows—but major Wall Street institutions quietly bought the dip, signaling a profound shift in crypto adoption.

It’s been a rough month for the crypto market, as the hopes for a strong showing as the year winds down turned into a Red November, with the market experiencing one of its most brutal pullbacks in history.

Stablecoins have emerged as the key driver of digital financial infrastructure, bridging traditional finance and DeFi by enabling instant, regulated, and borderless transactions.

The U.S. Federal Reserve aligned with market expectations for an interest rate cut this week, as Chair Jerome Powell announced a 25-basis-point rate cut on Wednesday, sparking a buy-the-rumor, sell-the-news reaction in Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader crypto market.

Bitcoin (BTC) got back to its winning ways over the past week as the top crypto joined gold in rallying to a new all-time high, hitting a price of $126,351 on Monday amid sustained heavy inflows into the U.S.-listed spot BTC ETFs.

Crypto markets sprang back to life in the lead-up to October, following a two-week pullback that had many saying, “I told you so,” regarding the possibility of a “Red September.” After bottoming out near $108,600 last Friday, Bitcoin (BTC) bulls went to work to ensure King Crypto finished the month in the red, ultimately sparking a late-September rally that resulted in a monthly gain of 6.34%.

The launch of the first Dogecoin ETF ($DOJE) signals a new era for memecoin investing, with analysts predicting major inflows, rising legitimacy, and potential to ignite the next crypto bull run.

Despite September’s traditional status as a bad month for crypto, prices across the cryptocurrency ecosystem notched higher over the past week, with some tokens recording double-digit gains.

Bitcoin trades near $112K and Solana rallies above $207, with traders split on whether this is the last bull surge of the cycle or a prelude to a correction.

Bitcoin and Ethereum surged on renewed institutional demand, Fed rate cut optimism, and strong ETF inflows, with BTC nearing record highs and ETH eyeing a breakout.

Bitcoin’s price consolidated in a range between $116,000 and $121,000 over the past week after hitting a record high above $123,000 on July 14, while altcoin Solana is really starting to heat up.

Crypto holders across social media are celebrating as Bitcoin (BTC) rallied to a new all-time high above $123,000 on Monday despite a rocky start to the so-called “Crypto Week” in the U.S.