Bitcoin dropped to $94,755 in the past 24 hours before recovering toward $96,000. The decline follows nearly $1.0 billion in net outflows from Bitcoin-focused investment products during the week ending November 3, according to fund data. The price action marks a retreat from early-November highs near $110,000.

Social engagement metrics for XRP have risen sharply in recent days, data show. The uptick coincides with Canary Capital's submission of a Form 8-A to the U.S. SEC, a registration step preceding potential Nasdaq listing. XRP traded near $2.35 as discussion volume increased across multiple platforms.

Filecoin, Artificial Superintelligence Alliance's FET, and Near Protocol posted strong advances on Friday despite cautious market sentiment. The Fear and Greed Index remained around 21, reflecting limited risk appetite even as these tokens rallied on AI infrastructure narratives and ecosystem developments.

Bitcoin dropped below $100,000 for the first time since June as total cryptocurrency market capitalization declined to approximately $3.45 trillion. The Fear and Greed Index fell to 20 while liquidations exceeded $2 billion in a single day. Ethereum traded below $3,100 amid broader deleveraging across digital assets.

The Ethereum Foundation's Ecosystem Support Program unveiled a restructured grants framework on November 3, 2025. The initiative replaces open applications with two targeted funding pathways—Wishlist and Requests for Proposals—designed to align support with ecosystem priorities and strategic needs, according to a post by the ESP team.

JPMorgan is developing a program to allow institutional clients to use Bitcoin and Ethereum as collateral for loans, with a target launch by the end of 2025, Bloomberg reports. Separately, Fidelity has added Solana trading to its brokerage platform for eligible U.S. clients. The developments bring digital assets deeper into traditional financial infrastructure, potentially influencing liquidity flows during market shifts.