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The post XRP reclaims $2 after massive $7 billion inflow in 24 hours appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. XRP has surged back above the $2 mark after recording one of its strongest single-day capital inflows in recent sessions, following heavy losses from the broader cryptocurrency market correction. By press time, XRP’s market capitalization stood at $122.49 billion, up from $115.30 billion just 24 hours earlier, marking a sharp $7.19 billion increase that helped propel the token to $2.03. XRP 24-hour market cap chart. Source: CMC The rebound comes at a pivotal moment for the asset, coinciding with mounting investor excitement ahead of the Grayscale XRP ETF launch. Grayscale confirmed that its spot XRP ETF (GXRP) will debut on NYSE Arca on November 24, 2025, following SEC approval and the conversion of its existing trust into a publicly traded product. The development mirrors the ETF wave that reshaped Bitcoin (BTC) markets in early 2024, when BTC rallied more than 80% after spot ETFs opened the door to regulated inflows. The ETF narrative is also feeding into expectations of a potential supply squeeze. Analysts argue that ETF demand could eventually absorb up to 500 million XRP per day, thereby reducing the amount of XRP circulating on exchanges. While this projection is speculative, Grayscale’s entry is expected to expand institutional access significantly. Current inflows remain moderate, with the strongest to date being the $245 million peak into Canary’s XRP fund, but the market is watching closely to see whether GXRP accelerates demand. XRP price analysis By press time, XRP was trading at $2.04, having gained over 6% in the past 24 hours, while on the weekly timeline, the asset has dropped almost 10%. XRP seven-day price chart. Source: Finbold Overall, the cryptocurrency market structure still leans bearish, with XRP trading below its 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages at $2.48 and $2.65, respectively, reinforcing downward momentum despite today’s rally. At the…

The post Bitcoin Breakdown Below 2-Year Trend Line Sparks Fears of a New Bear Phase appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin Analysis For months, Bitcoin’s uptrend has absorbed every sell-off without losing its long-term momentum. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin dropping below its two-year SMA signals a potential major trend shift for the market. The $85K–$86K zone will decide whether BTC recovers or continues weakening. Losing support above $80K could trigger a deeper correction toward the high-$70K range. That streak just ended — and analysts who track macro-cycle signals are starting to treat the latest price breakdown as more than another routine dip. A Rare Long-Term Indicator Flips for the First Time in the Cycle Rather than focusing on short-term oscillators or weekly moving averages, analysts are now pointing to a metric that almost never appears in headlines: the two-year simple moving average. According to market strategist Ali Martinez, Bitcoin has now fallen below this multi-cycle gauge, a threshold that has historically separated bullish expansions from periods of exhaustion. The 730-day line currently sits near $81,250, and BTC’s slide beneath it suggests that buyers are losing command of the larger trend. Bitcoin $BTC has typically entered bear markets after falling below the 730-day SMA. That level is now around $81,250. pic.twitter.com/CjCGYPoCwl — Ali (@ali_charts) November 22, 2025 The last times Bitcoin breached the same line were after cycle highs — not before — meaning the signal traditionally reflects a turning point rather than anticipates one. Bulls Face Their First Major Stress Test in the Mid-$80,000s Even after losing the long-term benchmark, buyers have not given up. Bitcoin pushed to retake the mid-$80,000 zone, a region that many traders now view as Bitcoin’s first real battlefield in months. Analyst Ted Pillows warns that the $85,000–$86,000 cluster determines whether the market stabilizes or whether momentum continues to unravel. If bulls can lift BTC above this resistance band and close convincingly, the chart opens the…

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The post BlackRock Clients Not Betting On Global Payment Network For Bitcoin appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. BlackRock’s head of digital assets, Robbie Mitchnick, said that most of the world’s largest asset managers’ clients aren’t considering Bitcoin’s use for daily payments when deciding whether to invest in the asset. “I think for us, and most of our clients today, they’re not really underwriting to that global payment network case,” Mitchnick said during a podcast interview published to YouTube on Friday. “That’s sort of maybe out-of-the-money-option-value upside,” Mitchnick said. He said this doesn’t mean Bitcoin (BTC) won’t eventually achieve widespread use in payments, but he called that scenario “a little bit more speculative,” stressing that investors are far more focused on the “digital gold” or store-of-value thesis. “A lot needs to happen” for that to change, says Mitchnick “There’s a lot that needs to happen in terms of Bitcoin scaling, Lightning, and otherwise to make that possible,” he said. In August 2024, Galaxy Research suggested that most Bitcoin layer-2 scaling networks, particularly “rollups” may not be sustainable in the long term despite their popularity as a promising method to keep Bitcoin payments cheap, fast and decentralized.  Meanwhile, Mitchnick said that stablecoins have been “hugely successful” in the payments sector. “They do have massive product market fit as a payment instrument as a way of moving value around efficiently,” he said.  Robbie Mitchnick spoke to Natalie Brunell on the Coin Stories podcast. Source: Natalie Brunell “Stablecoins have the potential to greatly expand where they are used today, going beyond just the sort of crypto trading ecosystem and DeFi to actually doing retail remittance payments, corporate, multinational, cross-border transactions, and capital market settlement activity,” he said. He said Bitcoin has a better chance of competing in retail remittance payments than in other areas, but isn’t ruling anything out. “At some point it is possible, but it’s a more speculative thing…

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The post Bitcoin under threat? MSTR’s repeating pattern echoes pre-2022 meltdown appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways Why is MSTR influencing Bitcoin’s outlook? MSTR has formed a bearish fractal pattern—mirroring its 2021–2022 downtrend—and insider selling suggests weakness that historically aligns with BTC declines. What does Bitcoin’s recent 33% drop signal? Such pullbacks often precede steep December losses, hinting at a potentially deeper downturn if selling pressure persists. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), the leading corporate holder of Bitcoin, currently holds a portion of its treasury worth $56.23 billion in the market, and could be a key determinant of the king coin’s next phase. The company, which added 9,062 Bitcoin [BTC] in November at publication time, has seen its MSTR token plunge into a bearish phase, according to recent analysis. Historically, this has not been favorable for Bitcoin investors. Insider sell-off and emerging fractal patterns MSTR has formed a fractal pattern, a similar movement that previously led the asset into a significant bearish phase that lasted roughly a year between 2021 and 2022. This pattern has now become visible as insiders, including company directors, sell off their MSTR holdings into the open market, with millions of dollars in sales already recorded. Source: X The earlier fractal formation involved MSTR trading lower on the chart for 689 days. So far, the current downtrend that mirrors that move has only covered about 364 days, according to chart data. When overlaid on Bitcoin’s daily chart, the movement shows a striking correlation. While this does not guarantee the same outcome, it suggests that Bitcoin could sweep further to the downside. Source: TradingView This implies that Bitcoin could enter a bearish phase lasting around 325 days, which aligns with a potential bottom around October 2026. Notably, MSTR has a Net Asset Value (NAV) multiple of 0.95, suggesting it is trading at a slight discount relative to its Bitcoin holdings. Bitcoin’s December performance A…

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