A House Judiciary Committee Democrats staff report released November 24, 2025, alleges President Trump generated over $800 million from cryptocurrency ventures during the first half of 2025. The report claims enforcement actions were dropped against at least nine companies that invested in Trump's crypto projects or contributed to his campaign. The investigation examined three major operations: World Liberty Financial, the $TRUMP memecoin, and Trump Media's bitcoin treasury.

MegaETH's pre-deposit campaign on November 25 experienced operational failures due to a multisig wallet misconfiguration that allowed premature transaction execution. The campaign locked approximately $500 million in user deposits after multiple cap adjustments and system outages. Security audits by Zellic and Slowmist found no exploits in the contract code itself.

Berachain is under scrutiny after documents revealed Nova Digital secured a refund right for its $25 million Series B investment, allowing the firm to reclaim funds until February 2026. BERA token has declined approximately 67% from the $3 entry price to around $1. Two anonymous Series B investors say they were not informed of these special terms, raising questions about disclosure practices in the funding round.

Grayscale's GDOG fund began trading on NYSE Arca, becoming the first U.S. spot exchange-traded fund for Dogecoin. DOGE gained 5% intraday to reach $0.152 but remains well below its October peak near $0.26. Futures open interest held steady between $1.3 billion and $1.5 billion, reflecting restrained trader activity.

Institutional Bitcoin treasuries added 18,700 BTC to their holdings in November, data from Sentora show. The accumulation took place as Bitcoin's price fell 15.62% from $103,000 to approximately $86,000. Total treasury-held Bitcoin now totals 1,860,977 BTC, representing roughly 9% of circulating supply.

Monad launched its mainnet on November 24, with its MON token immediately listing on Coinbase, Bybit, Upbit, and Bithumb. The launch followed a public sale that raised $269 million from over 85,000 participants, with tokens priced at $0.025. At launch, 10.83 billion MON entered circulation, representing 10.8% of the 100 billion total supply.

The Bitwise XRP ETF recorded $21.7 million in trading volume with 1.13 million shares traded on November 20, according to Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart. The fund opened at $24.15 and closed at $22.46, a 7% decline. The launch follows Canary's XRPC, which has attracted $292.61 million in cumulative inflows since its debut.

World Liberty Financial burned 166.667 million WLFI tokens valued at $22.14 million from compromised wallets and transferred them to secure recovery addresses. The emergency action followed phishing attacks that affected a limited number of user accounts before the platform's official launch, according to Arkham analyst data.

Balancer disclosed a security exploit on November 3 that resulted in $121.1 million in stolen funds. The protocol recovered or protected $45.7 million through emergency response measures, representing a 38% mitigation rate. BAL token has declined 23.81% to $0.7487 following the incident.