Hedera's HBAR token surged over 14% within 24 hours to reach $0.19, approaching the critical $0.20 resistance level. The rally coincided with broader cryptocurrency market gains following a US Senate agreement to avert a government shutdown, which restored investor confidence across risk assets.

The Bank of England has published a consultation paper proposing oversight rules for systemic sterling-denominated stablecoins used in payments and settlements. The framework requires issuers to hold at least 40% of reserves at the central bank and up to 60% in short-term UK government debt. Temporary holding limits are set at £20,000 for individuals and £10 million for businesses during the implementation phase.

The Bank of England launched a consultation on November 10, 2025, proposing regulatory requirements for systemic sterling stablecoins in UK payment systems. The framework introduces temporary holding caps of £20,000 for individuals and £10 million for businesses. Reserve requirements mandate issuers maintain 60% in short-term UK gilts and 40% in non-interest Bank of England accounts.

Large Bitcoin holders are selling direct cryptocurrency positions to gain exposure through exchange-traded funds, according to Dr. Martin Hiesboeck of Uphold on November 9. The shift offers tax advantages under U.S. regulations and provides a mechanism to legitimize previously undisclosed holdings. Long-dormant wallets have transferred billions in recent months as institutional inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs accelerate market distribution.

The Bank of England has released a consultation paper proposing temporary holding limits of £20,000 for individuals and £10 million for businesses on sterling-denominated systemic stablecoins. Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden said the caps aim to prevent rapid deposit outflows from commercial banks that could threaten credit availability. Industry leaders have criticized the restrictions as overly cautious compared to the U.S. GENIUS Act framework, which imposes no ownership limits.

Five spot XRP exchange-traded funds from Bitwise, Franklin Templeton, 21Shares, Canary, and CoinShares have been listed under the DTCC's active and pre-launch category. The products could begin trading as early as next week, according to Coin Bureau. The move marks a potential milestone for regulated crypto access in the U.S. market.

Uniswap's native token UNI rose more than 15% to $6.81, rebounding from $5 lows as traders speculated on potential fee-sharing mechanisms. The rally came after Uniswap recorded $275M in fees during October, its highest monthly total on record. A Polymarket prediction market now assigns a 33% probability to fee switch activation by December 2025, rising to 73% by mid-2026.

XRP rose 12% over 24 hours to $2.53, lifting market capitalization from $135.83 billion to $152.41 billion. Trading volume surged 91% to $4.98 billion. The token outperformed the broader crypto market, which gained 4.94% during the same period.