Ethereum holdings on Binance have dropped to levels last seen in May, indicating heightened accumulation activity, according to CryptoQuant data. Solana is trading near critical support at $163–$165, while Zcash declined 25% following recent gains. The broader cryptocurrency market lost 2% over 24 hours.

SoFi Technologies introduced SoFi Crypto on Tuesday, becoming the first nationally chartered bank to offer direct cryptocurrency trading to retail customers. Members can buy, sell, and hold digital assets including BTC, ETH, and SOL through a phased rollout integrated within the SoFi app. The service allows transactions directly from FDIC-insured accounts without transferring funds to external platforms.

On-chain analyst Willy Woo published a guide advising Bitcoin holders to transfer coins from Taproot addresses to older formats that hide public keys behind cryptographic hashes. Woo warned that quantum computers could compromise exposed keys as the technology advances toward the late 2020s. The guidance has sparked debate within the Bitcoin community over migration urgency and protocol upgrade strategies.

Argentine federal authorities have frozen over $507,000 in assets as part of an investigation into the LIBRA meme coin scandal. The probe examines alleged connections between the token's collapse and individuals linked to President Javier Milei. Investigators estimate investor losses between $100 million and $120 million.

Zcash declined 25% in 24 hours on November 11, dropping below $500 to reach intraday lows of $476. The selloff eliminated more than $3 billion in market capitalization, while daily trading volume surged 156% to $5.14 billion. The decline reversed gains from a rally that had pushed ZEC to $744 in early November.

U.S. spot Solana exchange-traded funds recorded $6.78 million in net inflows on October 28, marking their tenth straight trading session with positive flows, according to SoSoValue data. Total inflows since launch reached $342.48 million. Bitwise BSOL led with $5.92 million, while SOL traded at $164.

Bitcoin traded near $105,200 on Tuesday morning as crypto markets stabilized following reduced macroeconomic uncertainty and renewed institutional accumulation. Ethereum hovered around $3,550 while total crypto market capitalization remained near $3.6 trillion. The stabilization came as policy clarity improved and concerns over a U.S. government shutdown eased.

The cryptocurrency market capitalization fell 1% on Tuesday morning (UTC) to $3.63 trillion. Bitcoin dropped to $105,168 while Ethereum declined to $3,558. Market sentiment has improved following the US Senate's passage of a government reopening bill and expectations of renewed liquidity from potential regulatory developments.