A holder transferred 92.6 million XRP tokens to Coinbase during a sharp market decline, blockchain data show. The movement occurred as broader cryptocurrency markets weakened, raising questions about near-term supply dynamics. Despite the inflow, total XRP reserves on exchanges fell nearly 9%, indicating continued withdrawal activity by other participants.

A major Ethereum investor purchased 36,445 ETH worth approximately $114.91 million in two transactions despite ongoing market pressure. The whale has accumulated 422,175 ETH since November 4, valued at roughly $1.34 billion at an average price of $3,489, according to Lookonchain data. The position currently holds over $120 million in unrealized losses as Ethereum trades near $3,200.

Solana exhibits a significant on-chain supply gap beneath $144, with the next meaningful demand cluster not appearing until approximately $24, according to analyst Ali Martinez. UTXO Realized Price Distribution data from Glassnode shows sparse accumulation zones between these levels, creating what Martinez characterizes as an "air gap" in support structure. SOL currently trades near $141 after briefly dropping to $135 during recent volatility.

Zcash traded at approximately $574 on November 14, marking a 16% gain over the prior 24 hours. Bitcoin led a broader market selloff during the same period, reducing total cryptocurrency market capitalization by 2.3% to around $3.22 trillion. Institutional acquisitions of the privacy-focused token have reached 203,775 ZEC, valued at roughly $50 million.

Coinbase has criticized major US banking associations for urging regulators to prohibit merchant rewards and cashback programs tied to stablecoin payments. The exchange's chief policy officer argues the banking lobby's interpretation of the GENIUS Act exceeds congressional intent and would restrict consumer choice while protecting traditional payment fee revenue.

The altcoin market capitalization contracted to $1.4 trillion from $1.8 trillion in late October, erasing $400 billion in value as Bitcoin fell below $100,000. Major tokens including Ethereum, XRP, and BNB recorded weekly losses ranging from 1.8% to over 6%. Technical indicators show 72 of the top 100 cryptocurrencies now trade at least 50% below their all-time highs, according to Galaxy Research data.

Ethereum saw 228,000 ETH options contracts valued at approximately $730 million expire with a maximum pain point at $3,475, Greeks.live data show. The expiry marks the cryptocurrency's third consecutive monthly decline as implied volatility for major contracts surged above 70%. The event coincided with $3.95 billion in Bitcoin options also reaching maturity, pushing both assets lower and shifting market sentiment to bearish territory.

Ethereum has dropped below $3,200 after failing to hold above its 100-day moving average, now trading just above the $3,000 support zone. Technical indicators show bearish momentum with the Relative Strength Index near 33, approaching oversold territory. Exchange reserves have declined to multi-year lows at just over 15 million ETH on centralized platforms, though demand has yet to match the positive supply dynamics.