Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded nearly $1.2 billion in weekly outflows, marking the third-largest withdrawal episode since launch 22 months ago, data show. The redemptions persisted through Thursday before reversing Friday, when Fidelity's FBTC led inflows with $108 million. November's cumulative outflows reached $3.79 billion by month-end, matching February's record.

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded outflows nearing $1.2 billion over the past week as Bitcoin declined to $82,000—a 33% drop from its early-October high above $126,000. November withdrawals are approaching $3.8 billion, nearing the worst monthly performance since these products launched nearly two years ago. The selling pressure coincides with reduced Federal Reserve rate-cut expectations and concerns over global economic stability.

Cardano published technical findings on a mainnet partition triggered by a malformed transaction that exposed a software vulnerability. Node upgrades to versions 10.5.2 and 10.5.3 restored consensus as Stake Pool Operators coordinated recovery. A working group is reconciling ledger discrepancies and validating block histories as part of ongoing stabilization efforts.

Bitcoin has fallen more than 30% from its all-time high in early October, briefly dropping below $81,000 on Friday before recovering approximately $5,000. Analyst Ali Martinez notes that historical pricing patterns over the past seven years suggest BTC could potentially decline to between $55,900 and $44,700. Exchange data show approximately 20,000 BTC were transferred to exchanges over the past week, while U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows exceeding $1.2 billion.

Strategy, which holds $56.23 billion in Bitcoin treasury assets, has seen its MSTR token enter a bearish phase with a fractal pattern resembling its 2021–2022 downtrend. The token has pulled back 33% from Bitcoin's all-time high alongside insider selling activity. Historical correlations suggest potential continued weakness extending into late 2026, according to chart analysis.

Bitcoin recovered to retest $85,000 after falling to $83,540 in the past 24 hours, though it remains down 11% over the past week. Ethereum stabilized above $2,700 following a decline that broke through the $3,000 support zone. Traders are monitoring the $2,800 resistance level for Ethereum's next move.

Exchange-traded funds tracking alternative cryptocurrencies have launched on major platforms with varied investor reception. Solana leads with over $700 million in total net assets and daily inflows exceeding $60 million on peak days, data show. XRP recorded a $240 million single-day spike on November 14, while Litecoin and Hedera show divergent early trading patterns.

Grayscale Investments will launch spot ETFs for Dogecoin and XRP on NYSE Arca on November 24, 2025, trading as GDOG and GXRP. The products convert existing private trusts into publicly traded funds, enabling retail and institutional investors to access both cryptocurrencies through traditional brokerage accounts. Regulatory filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission confirm the listings.