Ethereum could trigger approximately $993 million in cumulative long position liquidations across major centralized exchanges if its price falls below $2,600, Coinglass data showed on Nov. 22. A price breakthrough above $2,900 would result in roughly $1.07 billion in cumulative short position liquidations on mainstream CEXs. The liquidation chart represents the relative intensity of each liquidation cluster rather than precise contract numbers or exact liquidation values.

Centralized exchanges recorded a net outflow of 1,502.14 BTC on November 22, Coinglass data show. Coinbase Pro led outflows with 6,355.87 BTC, followed by Gemini at 353.06 BTC and bitFlyer at 189.08 BTC. Binance saw the largest inflow at 2,067.70 BTC during the same period.

Coinglass data show aggregate long position liquidation intensity across major centralized exchanges would reach $1.285 billion if Bitcoin falls below $82,000 on November 22. Short position liquidation intensity would total $760 million should Bitcoin break above $86,000. Liquidation charts display relative strength of each cluster rather than precise contract volumes, indicating potential market impact at specific price levels through liquidity waves.

US spot Ethereum ETFs recorded net inflows of $55.7 million on Nov. 21, ending an eight-day outflow streak, Farside data show. FETH led with $95.4 million in net inflows, followed by ETHW at $6.3 million and Grayscale ETH at $7.7 million. ETHA posted $53.7 million in net outflows.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $238.4 million on November 21, Farside Investors data show. FBTC led with $108 million, followed by Grayscale BTC at $84.9 million and GBTC at $61.5 million, while IBIT posted a $122 million net outflow. ARKB, BTCO, BITB, and HODL added $39.1 million, $35.8 million, $22.8 million, and $8.3 million, respectively.

The Federal Reserve may see three or more dissenting votes at its December meeting, potentially ending over 30 years of consensus-driven decision-making, Nick Timiraos reports. Fed Chair Jerome Powell faces the most significant internal resistance of his near eight-year tenure, whether he holds or cuts rates in December. Evercore ISI economist Krishna Guha said the committee could experience severe divisions in the coming year, with monetary policy outcomes determined by narrow majorities rather than broad consensus. President Trump expressed expectations for substantial rate cuts following his anticipated appointment of a new Fed chair in May, though internal opposition suggests such outcomes remain uncertain even with leadership changes.

The Cardano blockchain forked into two chains on Friday after a malformed delegation transaction exploited a software vulnerability, Decrypt reports. Updated nodes validated the transaction while older versions rejected it, causing the split. Intersect, Cardano's ecosystem governance organization, said in its incident analysis the "toxic" transaction leveraged a flaw in the underlying software library, creating a "poisoned" chain containing the transaction and a "healthy" chain without it. Co-founder Charles Hoskinson initially called the incident a "premeditated attack," but X user Homer J. later claimed responsibility, saying the error occurred while attempting to reproduce a "bad transaction" using AI-generated instructions. Intersect confirmed no user funds were lost and most retail wallets remained unaffected, while ADA declined over 6% following the event.

Address 0x9ee...1daAb, previously identified as a counterparty to CZ, topped Hyperliquid's 24-hour and 7-day loss rankings, AI Yi data show. The address holds long positions in ETH and XRP valued at $220 million with combined unrealized losses of $36.07 million. The ETH position worth $144 million accounts for $22.71 million in unrealized losses, while the account's peak profit of $61.88 million has declined to $6.42 million.

The cryptocurrency market saw $304 million in liquidations over 12 hours on Nov. 22, with long positions accounting for $172 million and short positions for $132 million, Coinglass data show. Over the past 24 hours, 371,046 traders were liquidated globally, totaling $1.815 billion. The largest single liquidation order occurred on Hyperliquid's BTC-USD pair, valued at $36.7828 million.