Binance’s integration of Blackrock’s BUIDL fund as institutional collateral signals accelerating demand for regulated onchain liquidity, elevating tokenized assets across expanding settlement rails and positioning compliant blockchain infrastructure for significant growth as institutions scale participation.

Peter Schiff’s latest warning that bitcoin could sink lower has amplified attention as strengthening demand, broadening global adoption, and expanding network activity underscore accelerating momentum that positions the digital asset for interest despite his criticism.

Institutional adoption of XRP is accelerating as Evernorth moves toward completing its merger, strengthening its XRP treasury, expanding tokenized-finance infrastructure, and fueling broader corporate engagement that underscores growing momentum for digital-asset integration across global markets.

Accelerating momentum in crypto markets emerges as new SEC backlog guidance positions upcoming ETF filings, including spot XRP ETFs, for faster clearance, signaling a clearer regulatory pathway that heightens issuer confidence and primes investors for gains.

Bitcoin’s trajectory strengthens as projections advance toward $250K, with Robert Kiyosaki signaling plans to buy more BTC as tightening supply, expanding adoption, and rising demand for resilient stores of value drive expectations for sustained upside ahead.

With bitcoin drifting under the $100,000 line, plenty of folks are side-eyeing the charts and debating whether this is the opening act of a bear cycle or just a quick dip before one last bull leap. The following is a rundown of five drivers that could lift the bull further and five triggers that could drag prices down from here.

Over the past week, chatter has swirled around the 20,000 documents dropped by the U.S. House Oversight Committee tied to the convicted sex trafficker and now-deceased Jeffrey Epstein. After the release, crypto proponents have zeroed in on how Epstein showed a deep fascination with bitcoin and cryptocurrency, with those topics popping up repeatedly throughout the hefty stack of records.

The crypto market shed $280 billion in the second week of November, bringing total capitalization down to $3.3 trillion as bitcoin slipped below $100,000 for the second consecutive week.

A new Bitmex Research report examines Stretch (STRC), a novel Strategy debt instrument designed to maintain price stability by adjusting its monthly dividend rate according to market pricing, offering insights into how the product works and the risks it may pose to investors.

XRP is priced at $2.26 on Nov. 15, 2025, which plants it a stern 38% below its $3.65 all-time high. The digital asset holds a hefty $136 billion market capitalization, with a daily trading volume clocking in at $3.26 billion. Today’s intraday price action has been confined within a tight $2.23 to $2.32 band, a far cry from last week’s print of $2.57 per coin.

Bitcoin and ether ETFs extended their multi-day outflow streaks with another combined $670 million in exits. Solana stayed resilient with a $12 million inflow, while newly launched XRP ETFs made a striking debut.

Tether’s potential €1 billion robotics splash has raised eyebrows, with the Financial Times reporting that the stablecoin giant is circling a major funding round for German AI robotics firm Neura.

The stablecoin sector notched its second straight weekly pullback, with $1.244 billion — about 0.41% — slipping out the door. That dip tags along right after the previous week, when $1.925 billion quietly vanished from the pile. When the stablecoin pool shrinks like this, it usually signals capital tiptoeing out of the crypto arena and into fiat or other corners of the market.

Bitcoin’s derivatives markets remain active early Saturday as bitcoin hovered between $95,871 and $96,341 over the last hour at 9 a.m. EST, with traders scrambling to reposition after bitcoin spent the week tumbling back under the six-figure threshold for the first time since June.

Bitcoin sits at $95,692 as of Nov. 15, 2025, straddling the tightrope between bearish pressure and fragile optimism. With a market capitalization of $1.90 trillion and a hefty 24-hour trading volume of $88.59 billion, the cryptocurrency has danced within a daily range of $93,961 to $97,203—tight enough to whisper, yet volatile enough to bite.