Franklin Templeton has amended its S-1 registration for a spot XRP exchange-traded fund by removing the SEC's "8(a)" delay provision, positioning the filing for automatic effectiveness once regulatory requirements are met. The firm, which manages over $1 trillion in assets globally, joins Canary Funds and Bitwise in advancing XRP ETF applications. The move mirrors strategies previously used by Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF issuers to accelerate product launches.

Solana dropped 21% from its recent weekly peak despite U.S. exchange-traded funds recording $421 million in net inflows last week. The token tested the $156.65 support level after breaking below the $168.8 swing low established on October 10. Technical indicators suggest continued weakness despite institutional accumulation.

Litecoin spot ETFs attracted $855.88K in net inflows on November 3, marking one of the highest single-day totals in recent weeks. Active addresses and spot market volumes climbed steadily, with trading activity outpacing Zcash across daily transactions and active wallet engagement.

Zcash rose 6.19% in 24 hours to $441.47, posting a 40.28% gain over seven days. The privacy-focused cryptocurrency was the only top-20 asset in positive territory as the broader market lost $230 billion. Technical indicators show overbought conditions with the RSI at 79.14.

Ethereum dropped more than 11% on Tuesday, briefly touching $3,060 before recovering to around $3,206. The decline marked ETH's steepest weekly fall since April 2025, with leveraged market liquidations exceeding $655 million—mostly from long positions.

Crypto investment products recorded $360 million in outflows last week amid U.S. macro uncertainty, according to CoinShares. The Bitwise SOL staking ETF (BSOL) launched with $417 million in debut inflows, signaling sustained institutional interest in Solana despite broader market caution.

Alex Gluchowski, founder of ZKsync, unveiled a tokenomics redesign on November 4, 2025, aiming to transform the ZK token beyond its governance function. The proposal centers on using network revenue to execute token buybacks and burns, creating deflationary pressure. Revenue will also fund staking rewards and ecosystem development, directly tying token value to network performance.

Ripple has transformed from a token issuer into a regulated financial infrastructure provider through 2025 acquisitions of Hidden Road, Palisade, GTreasury, and Rail. The company now operates Ripple Prime for trading, Ripple Custody for asset security, and Ripple Payments for settlement, all integrated with XRP and its RLUSD stablecoin. RLUSD supply surpassed $1 billion in November, according to company data.