Solana’s price rebounded 6% on Friday, climbing toward $126 after previously slipping below the key $120 support and raising concerns about a deeper slide toward $100. An analyst from The Motley Fool pointed to the Solana Foundation’s quantum-resistant testnet and Mangoceuticals’ plan to invest $100 million in SOL as major drivers of the recent strength. Despite these catalysts, technical indicators still lean bearish, with key moving averages above current levels and resistance expected around $133–$138 and $144–$147.

In October, MSCI proposed removing companies like Strategy, whose digital assets make up at least 50% of total assets, from its global equity benchmarks. Analysts at TD Cowen and JPMorgan estimate that Strategy could face between $2.8 billion and $8.8 billion in share outflows if it is dropped from MSCI and other major indexes. The firm's executives warn that such exclusions could hinder access to around $15 trillion in passive capital and pressure the wider Bitcoin treasury segment.

Bitcoin hit an all‑time high above $126,000 in October before sliding to just over $87,900, a drop of about 30%. Analysts outline a base case at $143,000, a bullish scenario above $189,000, and a bear case near $78,500, with expectations for continued gains through 2026. Their outlook assumes sustained investor adoption, including an estimated $15 billion in ETF inflows, and cites US policy discussions that could strengthen market participation.

Cantor Fitzgerald has issued a 62-page report projecting strong long-term growth for the Hyperliquid decentralized exchange and its HYPE token, which currently has a fully diluted valuation of about $15.8 billion. The analysis outlines a path for annual protocol fees to potentially exceed $5 billion over the next decade and, under certain assumptions, suggests the token price could climb to $271 at a $125 billion fully diluted market cap. HYPE is trading near $26.49, down almost 32% over the past month and roughly 55% below its all-time high of $59.30.

Bitcoin has traded between $85,000 and $93,000 for over a month, repeatedly failing to reclaim resistance at $94,000 while hovering just above $87,860. Market analyst NoLimit recently suggested on X that BTC could form a cycle low near $40,000 in 2026, implying a drawdown of about 54% from current levels. He bases this view on Bitcoin's recurring four-year cycles, past peak-to-trough declines of 77%–85%, and technical areas around $40,000 that he believes could set the stage for the next major rally.

At the start of the week, XRP slipped 4%, leaving the token trading at nearly half of its historical peak, while market analysts project a potential advance toward $3 in early 2026. Their projections center on Vanguard's approval of XRP exchange-traded funds, rapid ETF inflows and a sharp drop in tradable supply on exchanges. These factors, combined with varying institutional allocation scenarios, are seen as key to whether XRP can break above $2.25 and eventually challenge the $3 mark.

Coinbase is preparing to launch an internal prediction market in partnership with Kalshi. The Information said on November 19 that the product would be powered by Kalshi, with a formal unveiling slated for the Coinbase System Update event on December 17. A leaked dashboard screenshot shared by Jane Manchun Wong on X hints at the upcoming features.

Pakistan signed an MoU with Binance to explore tokenizing up to $2 billion in sovereign bonds, treasury bills and commodity reserves. The plan aims to improve liquidity and market access, while final approval remains pending, the finance ministry said. Separately, Pakistan’s regulator granted initial clearance for Binance and HTX to register locally and begin applying for full exchange licenses.

BitcoinTreasuries.Net reported that, since November, corporate Bitcoin treasuries have faced sizeable unrealized losses. In a sample of 100 firms, 65% bought BTC above current market prices, leading some companies to sell part of their holdings. The report anticipates about 40,000 BTC added to public company balance sheets in Q4 2025, a tally below each of the previous four quarters.