Binance will delist 12 cryptocurrency margin trading pairs on December 4 at 6:00 a.m. UTC. The affected pairs include WAXP/BTC, SXP/BTC, ONT/BTC, ID/BTC, ZRX/BTC, CHR/BTC, ENJ/BTC, ONG/BTC, POWR/BTC, AGLD/BTC, and UMA/BTC across Cross Margin and Isolated Margin platforms. The exchange will close user positions, perform automatic settlement, and cancel all pending orders during the delisting process.

Bitcoin fell 16.77% in November, matching the 16.23% decline in November 2022. The cryptocurrency dropped from its October 6 all-time high of $126,198 to $82,000 by November 21, before recovering 5.5% over the following week to $91,464. Short-term holder sentiment and institutional positioning now determine BTC's next direction.

A wallet linked to Ethereum's 2014 initial coin offering transferred $60 million in ETH to exchanges this week, extending a gradual sell-off that started in September. On-chain data shows the top 1% of Ethereum addresses now control 97.6% of circulating supply, up from 96.1% a year ago, reflecting sustained accumulation by large holders during the recent market downturn.

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit discovered a critical vulnerability in its wallet software while investigating a breach that resulted in approximately $30 million in losses. The flaw enabled the generation of predictable cryptographic signatures, theoretically allowing attackers to derive private keys through blockchain transaction analysis. The exchange has patched the vulnerability and committed to compensating all affected users from company reserves.

Solana captured 99% of tokenized equity trading volume in October, market data show. The network maintained over 95% market share from July through October. Solana trades near $142 with weekly gains above 12% and daily volume exceeding $4 billion.

Bitcoin has recovered more than $10,000 since dropping to $81,000 on Friday, climbing back above $92,000. The broader cryptocurrency market capitalization has gained over $300 billion during the rebound, reaching $3.23 trillion. The recovery follows a 35% decline from Bitcoin's early October all-time high near $107,000.

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF has flipped back into profitability with $3.2 billion in cumulative gains as Bitcoin rebounded above $90,000. The ETF recorded two consecutive days of inflows totaling $21 million, marking the first such streak in two weeks. Data show the average buy price for IBIT holders now sits near break-even levels, restoring confidence after weeks of pressure from Bitcoin's earlier decline into the mid-$80,000s.

Five XRP exchange-traded funds held $801.7 million in combined assets as of November 28, 2025, less than one month after launch. The funds collectively hold 339.16 million XRP tokens, representing 0.339% of circulating supply, data show. Canary Capital leads with 155.8 million XRP under management, followed by Bitwise with 80.5 million tokens.