BitMine increased its Ethereum purchases by 34% last week, acquiring 110,288 ETH versus 82,353 the previous week. The buying took place as ETH traded near $3,561 after a 13.4% two-week decline, reinforcing the company’s role as the largest ETH treasury. The move matters to managers and investors for its impact on institutional demand and the long-term valuation signal.
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Bitcoin regained ground above $106,000 as clear signs emerged that the U.S. administrative shutdown is about to conclude. The move amplified market and network chatter and is especially relevant for institutional traders and managers seeking to re‑deploy retained liquidity. A 60‑40 Senate vote on Nov. 10, 2025 is interpreted as the immediate catalyst, reopening expectations of flows into digital assets.
Paystand announced the acquisition of Bitwage in November 2025, integrating a B2B payments network with a pioneering crypto payroll platform and positioning USDC as an operational rail for global payments.
The nft and memecoin markets showed a modest recovery last week. This rebound coincides with an improvement in risk appetite across the cryptocurrency space. Data from CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap shows that the selective recovery of NFTs contrasts with a widespread rally in memecoins, which added $5 billion to their total value.
SoftBank Group has sold its entire stake in chipmaker Nvidia. The sale, valued at $5.83 billion, was completed in October. The Japanese conglomerate will use these funds to finance its massive bet on Artificial Intelligence through SoftBank’s investment in OpenAI. The firm’s CFO, Yoshimitsu Goto, confirmed that the magnitude of the bet on OpenAI required the liquidation of existing assets.
Ethereum (ETH) staged a notable rally over the weekend, managing to break the $3,600 barrier. This bullish move is significant, as it places the asset’s price above its “active realized price,” a key metric tracked by on-chain analytics firm Glassnode. This indicator suggests that the profitability of Ethereum holders has been restored. In effect, the average ETH investor is no longer recording unrealized losses on their holdings.
Toncoin (TON) has repeatedly tried to overcome key resistances but is held back by strategic selling that limits its adoption in the short term. Over the last week, the price fell -7.89%, although it maintains a slight monthly gain of +3.60%, accumulating an annual loss of -59.40%. This situation combines pressure from large holders, sensitivity to regulatory news and technical confluence that turns every rally into an opportunity for profit-taking.
THORWallet, a non-custodial mobile-first wallet bridging DeFi and TradFi, has announced integration with NEAR Intents, enabling users to access new cross-chain swap routes across dozens of blockchains including Stellar, Solana, Bitcoin, Ethereum and many more. The upgrade enhances THORWallet’s multi-chain liquidity reach and aims to make asset swaps more seamless and chain-agnostic than ever.
The price of XRP experienced a 12% bullish push this Monday, reaching $2.53. The rally was a direct reaction to President Donald Trump’s announcement of a $2,000 stimulus check. However, the continuation of this rally toward $3.00 faces serious obstacles. The main one is a 240% surge in profit-taking and a formidable technical resistance zone.
Bitcoin whales have shown strong conviction this week. They purchased $32 billion worth of BTC (equivalent to 300,000 BTC) during the recent market volatility. This massive Bitcoin whale accumulation was key. It helped the price recover and surpass $105,000, moving it away from danger. Data from the Santiment platform confirms this large-scale accumulation activity.
