Bitcoin may see continued decline despite briefly rallying above $85,000, according to market strategists. The cryptocurrency remains under bearish pressure after breaking a multi-year ascending channel, with analysts expecting prolonged sideways movement before directional clarity emerges. The loss of support that held since 2023 forces traders to identify new foundational levels.

Solana network participants are reviewing a governance proposal to halve the timeline for reaching a 1.5% annual disinflation rate from six years to three. The plan would remove over 22 million SOL from projected circulation while maintaining current validator rewards. Staking yields are expected to decline from approximately 6.4% to 2.4% over the period, assuming stable participation rates.

Bitcoin traded around $84,482 after falling nearly 7% in 24 hours. Analysts warn that a break below the $80,000 support could trigger additional selling pressure, potentially driving prices toward $74,000. Short-term holders and large-scale disposals are amplifying the decline, while institutional flows have turned negative.

Strategy Inc. is under review for potential exclusion from major equity benchmarks including MSCI USA and Nasdaq 100, with JPMorgan estimating the move could trigger approximately $2.8 billion in passive fund outflows. The company's valuation has declined over 60% from its November peak. Its premium over Bitcoin holdings has nearly disappeared, leaving the firm trading only slightly above its cryptocurrency inventory value.

XRP fell to approximately $2.00 on November 20, 2025, as multiple spot ETFs began trading, including the Bitwise XRP ETF on the New York Stock Exchange. The token declined roughly 3% in 24 hours and over 16% for the week. Futures liquidations totaled $18.25 million, with long positions accounting for $16 million. The Bitwise fund recorded $14.26 million in opening-day trading volume.

Bitcoin fell to $88,675, declining 5.20% over 24 hours, as the broader cryptocurrency market experienced sharp losses. More than $559 million in leveraged positions were liquidated across 169,985 traders, with Ethereum accounting for $216.51 million and Bitcoin for $148.38 million in forced closures.

21Shares has received final regulatory approval to launch its Solana exchange-traded fund, the sixth such product in the U.S. market. The ETF carries a 0.21 percent management fee, according to regulatory filings published this week. Solana ETFs collectively attracted $26.2 million in inflows on November 18, while SOL trades near $139.52, down more than 10 percent over the past week.

Ethereum has dropped below $3,000, trading near $2,966 and posting a weekly loss of approximately 17%. The Relative Strength Index has fallen to around 30, indicating oversold conditions, while the MACD continues to show bearish momentum. Analysts remain divided on whether the current decline represents a deeper correction or a potential accumulation phase ahead of a recovery.

Franklin Templeton will launch its XRP exchange-traded fund (EZRP) on November 18, followed by five additional issuers through November 25. Bitwise, 21Shares, CoinShares, Grayscale, and WisdomTree are scheduled to introduce their own XRP ETFs between November 20 and 25. Analysts view the concentrated rollout as a potential catalyst for institutional capital inflows despite recent price declines in the token.