Dogecoin wallets holding between 10 million and 100 million tokens reduced their combined positions by approximately 7 billion DOGE from mid-September to late November, on-chain data show. These addresses decreased holdings from over 24 billion to roughly 17.17 billion coins as the token's price fell from $0.27 to $0.143 during the same period. Meanwhile, larger wallets containing 100 million to 1 billion DOGE accumulated 4.72 billion tokens worth approximately $770 million at current prices.

Bitcoin advocates are calling for a boycott of JP Morgan after MSCI proposed excluding companies holding over 50% crypto from major indexes starting January 2026. MicroStrategy, with Bitcoin comprising over 90% of its balance sheet, faces potential forced selloffs totaling $2.8 billion, according to JP Morgan research. The move has reignited tensions between traditional finance and cryptocurrency proponents.

Bitcoin has dropped to its lowest level in several months amid structural capital outflows from the market, according to NYDIG research. The firm's analysis shows spot ETF flows reversed in early October, digital asset treasury premiums declined, and stablecoin supply contracted. These indicators point to systemic liquidity withdrawal rather than panic-driven selling.

Short-term Bitcoin holders capitulated as BTC declined to test $80,000 support, marking a 36% drop from its October peak. On-chain data show investors holding for under 155 days shifted sentiment from positive to negative, a pattern previously observed near local market bottoms within the current cycle.

Large XRP holders have accumulated over $7.7 billion worth of the asset in the past three months, data show. The cryptocurrency is retesting a double-bottom breakout pattern, with technical analysts identifying potential resistance levels at $2.30 and $3.50.

North Korean operatives could be working at up to 20% of cryptocurrency companies, according to Pablo Sabbatella, founder of Web3 audit firm Opsek and Security Alliance member. Between 30% and 40% of job applications at crypto firms may come from such operatives, who use stolen identities and freelance platforms to gain employment. The threat extends beyond financial theft to unauthorized access to critical infrastructure supporting major platforms.

U.S. authorities investigated Bitmain-manufactured Bitcoin mining hardware over potential remote manipulation and power grid vulnerabilities. The Department of Homeland Security-led inquiry resulted in detention and inspection of Antminer S21 and T21 units at multiple ports. Bitmain denied the allegations, stating it cannot remotely operate its machines and has no government connections.

Bitcoin is trading around $87,000 following a sharp sell-off that triggered $66.52 million in liquidations, with short positions accounting for $43.53 million of losses. The Relative Strength Index has dropped to levels seen only six times in Bitcoin's history, conditions that have historically preceded strong reversals. Analysts remain divided on the outlook, with some projecting potential declines toward $40,000 based on monthly MACD patterns, while others view current conditions as a long-term accumulation zone.