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November 22, 2025 7:36 PM EST | Source: The Rosen Law Firm PA
New York, New York--(Newsfile Corp. - November 22, 2025) - WHY: Rosen Law Firm, a global investor rights law firm, continues to investigate potential securities claims on behalf of shareholders of America's Car-Mart, Inc. (NASDAQ: CRMT) resulting from allegations that America's Car-Mart may have issued materially misleading business information to the investing public.

SO WHAT: If you purchased America's Car-Mart securities you may be entitled to compensation without payment of any out of pocket fees or costs through a contingency fee arrangement. The Rosen Law Firm is preparing a class action seeking recovery of investor losses.

WHAT TO DO NEXT: To join the prospective class action, go to https://rosenlegal.com/submit-form/?case_id=46025 or call Phillip Kim, Esq. toll-free at 866-767-3653 or email [email protected] for information on the class action.

WHAT IS THIS ABOUT: On September 4, 2025, during market hours, Benzinga published an article entitled "America's Car-Mart Stock Plunges After Sales Volume Dip, Delinquency Uptick." The article stated that America's Car-Mart, Inc. stock was trading "lower after the company reported first-quarter results. The company reported a first-quarter loss of 69 cents per share, compared with a net loss of 15 cents per share in the year-ago period."

On this news, America's Car-Mart's stock fell 18.2% on September 4, 2025.

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November 22, 2025 7:40 PM EST | Source: The Rosen Law Firm PA
New York, New York--(Newsfile Corp. - November 22, 2025) - WHY: Rosen Law Firm, a global investor rights law firm, continues to investigate potential securities claims on behalf of shareholders of Western Alliance Bancorporation (NYSE: WAL) resulting from allegations that Western Alliance Bancorporation may have issued materially misleading business information to the investing public.

SO WHAT: If you purchased Western Alliance Bancorporation securities you may be entitled to compensation without payment of any out of pocket fees or costs through a contingency fee arrangement. The Rosen Law Firm is preparing a class action seeking recovery of investor losses.

WHAT TO DO NEXT: To join the prospective class action, go to https://rosenlegal.com/submit-form/?case_id=46349 or call Phillip Kim, Esq. toll-free at 866-767-3653 or email [email protected] for information on the class action.

WHAT IS THIS ABOUT: On October 16, 2025, Western Alliance Bancorporation disclosed that it had initiated a lawsuit against a borrower, Cantor Group V LLC, alleging fraud related to collateral loans.

On this news, Western Alliance Bancorporation's stock fell 10.88% on October 16, 2025.

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The nuclear fuel provider has seen its stock decline 47% from its most recent high. Here's why the dip could be a buying opportunity.

Nuclear power may have taken a back seat in the last decade, but it's roaring back to the forefront thanks to the electrification of our grid and advances in artificial intelligence (AI).

According to the Bank of America Institute, U.S. electricity demand is projected to skyrocket at an impressive 2.5% compounded annually -- 5 times faster than the previous decade. Nuclear power is the largest source of low-carbon, clean energy, accounting for 18% of U.S. electricity today. With interest in nuclear energy surging, now may be the time to get in.

Centrus Energy (LEU +0.17%) is one nuclear company that could play a pivotal role. As the U.S. aims to reduce reliance on foreign energy, Centrus could become a vital player in the domestic nuclear fuel supply chain.

The stock has been volatile, trading as low as $50 and as high as $464 this year. Today, the stock is down 47% from its 52-week high, and shares are priced below $270. Does that make Centrus a buy today? Let's dive into the investment opportunity ahead to find out.

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Centrus plays a key role in the nuclear supply chain
Centrus Energy provides nuclear fuel components, along with enrichment and technical services, to customers. The bulk of its revenue comes from its low-enriched uranium (LEU) segment. Here, it sells LEU, the fissile component of most nuclear fuel, to utilities that operate commercial nuclear power plants. To fulfill its delivery commitments to customers, it sources uranium and related products from a range of global suppliers.

In its technical solutions segment, Centrus provides advanced uranium enrichment for the nuclear industry and the U.S. government, along with advanced manufacturing, engineering, and other technical services to both government and private-sector customers. A significant portion of this segment's revenue is derived from the high-assay, low-enriched uranium (HALEU) operation contract with the Department of Energy.

At the moment, there are no commercially active HALEU reactors. The only HALEU reactors are test reactors, and these may not be operational until the late 2020s or early 2030s. A few companies are developing HALEU or HALEU-capable reactor designs, including TerraPower, Kairos Power, Westinghouse Electric, and Oklo.

Domestic nuclear fuel production is a huge opportunity
Centrus Energy is uniquely positioned as the only producer of HALEU for both commercial and national security applications that is licensed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). It's also the only company capable of producing HALEU outside of Russia, which is vital as HALEU will power the next generation of nuclear reactors.

Centrus is also the only U.S. company with a proven enrichment technology capable of meeting both commercial and national security needs. Stifel analysts have noted Centrus is "uniquely positioned" to play a significant role in rebuilding the nuclear enrichment supply chain.

Right now, Centrus relies on outside sources to deliver LEU. It has two commercial agreements to sell LEU, one of which is with TEXEX, a Russian entity, which it will need to diversify away from in the coming years. The company currently has a waiver from the Department of Energy that allows it to import LEU for all of its committed deliveries to U.S. customers in 2026 and 2027. However, the Russian LEU import ban is expected to be fully phased in by 2028 -- creating an urgent need to replace about 25% of enriched uranium currently imported from Russia.

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Centrus aims to produce LEU and HALEU in-house using its advanced centrifuge technology. To do this, it will need to expand the uranium enrichment capacity at its Piketon, Ohio, plant. This hinges on Department of Energy funding, private investment, and long-term customer commitments. If Centrus succeeds, it could transition from reseller to a producer of key nuclear fuels.

Is Centrus Energy stock a buy?
Centrus is well positioned to become a key player in the nuclear fuel supply chain. The stock isn't cheap by any means, priced at 48.6 times this year's projected earnings per share (EPS). However, with the recent decline in the stock price, it's well off its high valuation of 88 times this year's EPS. Its growth trajectory is heavily dependent on becoming a primary domestic supplier of nuclear fuel. The timing of the growth is uncertain, as it's tied to the build-out of its Piketon plant, which will require significant upfront investment.

Centrus' valuation remains on the high end, but reflects investor optimism about its potential role in the future of nuclear energy. The stock is pricey, which makes it vulnerable to large price swings, so it's not ideal for conservative investors with a short time frame.

That said, I believe nuclear is the future, and Centrus Energy could be an important player, which is why I think this dip is a good opportunity for investors to build a small position in the nuclear company.

These elite growth stocks are excellent long-term investments.

If you have extra cash you can commit to a long-term investment strategy, investing in leading technology companies could be rewarding over the next decade. The world is rapidly moving to a digital economy powered by artificial intelligence (AI). The growth of the best AI stocks over the past few years suggests investors see huge long-term potential.

Here are two stocks to capitalize on this opportunity.

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1. Palantir Technologies
Companies are adopting AI to increase efficiency in their operations, and Palantir Technologies (PLTR 0.57%) is reaping the benefits. It has expanded its software platforms from mainly serving U.S. defense intelligence to also serve Fortune 500 companies.

Palantir continues to close big deals with leading enterprises. It closed 204 deals last quarter, valued at $1 million or more, with 53 deals exceeding $10 million. This is the best quarter yet for closing large contract values. U.S. commercial revenue is exploding, more than doubling year over year in the third quarter.

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The stock is expensive, trading at 63 times 2026 revenue estimates. However, Palantir also continues to exceed expectations, which may justify the premium.

Management raised its revenue guidance for 2025. The company now expects revenue to increase by 53% for the year. Palantir also continues to produce robust growth in free cash flow, which further supports the stock's high valuation.

Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives believes Palantir's market cap, currently at $392 billion, will increase to $1 trillion in the next few years. The value Palantir brings to organizations in terms of cost savings will continue to drive strong revenue growth for many years to come. This company appears well-positioned to generate tens of billions of dollars in annual revenue within the next decade.

2. Alphabet (Google)
Major companies continue to migrate their data to cloud computing services to gain more insights and build applications using AI. Alphabet (GOOG +3.33%) (GOOGL +3.50%) is experiencing tremendous momentum from this opportunity, making it one of the best stocks to profit from the AI revolution.

The stock is up 55% this year, supported by record revenue. Third-quarter revenue grew 16% year over year to reach $102 billion. Revenue from Search, subscriptions, and YouTube all grew solidly in the quarter, led by enhancements to these services using AI. But investors are increasingly recognizing Google Cloud as the company's crown jewel.

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Google Cloud revenue grew 34% year over year and now has a backlog of $155 billion. This indicates that it will become a significantly larger contributor to the company's revenue growth over the next several years.

Google is well-positioned to benefit from an AI-driven economy. It has data centers, chips, and Gemini, its proprietary AI model that powers all the company's consumer services. This AI infrastructure, combined with the 2 billion users who use Google services daily, puts the company in a lucrative position.

With a capital spending budget exceeding $90 billion, all supported by its robust operating cash flows, Alphabet is well-positioned to build cutting-edge AI and grow the company's value. Investors are getting one of the most dominant tech companies at a reasonable price of just 26 times next year's earnings estimate.

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Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki has disclosed a multimillion-dollar bitcoin sale that unlocks fresh momentum for his next wave of cash-flow expansion, turning a headline exit into a powerful setup for greater growth.

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Crypto pundit Cobb has explained why a supply shock could be imminent for XRP. This follows the launch of two ‘33 Act XRP ETFs, including Bitwise’s fund, with more set to launch next week. 

Why XRP Could Soon Witness A Supply Shock
In an X post, Cobb declared that a supply shock is coming for XRP. This came as he noted that the market is not pricing in the impact the XRP ETFs could have, like they did with Bitcoin and Ethereum. Notably, BTC had rallied to new highs following the launch of the Bitcoin ETFs last year. ETH also saw a significant price increase this year, as Ethereum ETFs experienced a massive spike in inflows. 

Cobb’s statement came in response to crypto pundit Chad’s prediction of the funds taking in a net inflow of a billion daily, with 500 million of the altcoin sent to storage daily. He stated that the token’s price won’t remain at $2 as that happens. It is worth noting that there are currently two existing ‘33 Act spot XRP ETFs issued by Canary Capital and Bitwise. 

SoSo Value data shows that these two funds haven’t come close to recording daily net inflows. So far, their highest daily net inflows have been $245 million, which was what Canary recorded on the first day of trading. However, since then, the daily net inflows have dropped despite the launch of Bitwise’s fund earlier this week. 

The drop in net inflows for the funds comes amid the crypto market decline, which may be contributing to this development. Notably, Canary Capital CEO Steven McClurg had predicted that the funds could take in $10 billion in inflows in their first month, depending on the market conditions. 

More Funds Set To Launch
More XRP ETFs are set to launch, which could further boost the inflows into these funds as a group. Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas revealed that Grayscale has received approval from the NYSE Arca to launch its fund on November 24. Meanwhile, his colleague James Seyffart had earlier stated that Franklin Templeton was also likely to launch its fund next Monday. 

Asset manager 21Shares has also filed a Form 8-A for its fund and could begin trading as soon as next week once it gets certification from CBOE. Crypto pundit Chad recently claimed that the altcoin’s price could rally to as high as $220 as these funds continue to accumulate more coins. He noted that BTC’s price nearly doubled following the launch of Bitcoin ETFs and expects the impact of the funds on XRP to be far more significant. 

At the time of writing, the altcoin’s price is trading at around $1.91, down over 2% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap.

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Coinbase spent 2025 positioning itself as the infrastructure layer for retail crypto access, absorbing teams and technology that could accelerate its “everything exchange” vision.

A Nov. 21 announcement that it acquired Vector.fun, Solana’s fastest-moving DEX aggregator, fit the pattern: acquire the rails, sunset the product, integrate the speed.

But the deal carved out an unusual exception.

While Coinbase takes Vector’s team and infrastructure, the Tensor Foundation retains the NFT marketplace and the TNSR token. Token holders keep their governance rights but lose the asset that justified the token’s existence.

The separation raises a question: if equity holders capture value from acquisitions while token holders get stripped of core assets with no compensation, why buy tokens from Coinbase’s platforms at all?

TNSR traded at $0.0344 on Nov. 19, down 92% year-to-date. By Nov. 20, it peaked at $0.3650, an 11-fold gain in 48 hours.

Volume spiked from months of sub-$10 million days to $735 million on Nov. 19, then $1.9 billion on Nov. 20. As of Nov. 21, TNSR dumped 37.3% in 24 hours to $0.1566, logging $960 million in selling volume.

The pattern suggests a classic front-running: someone knew, someone bought, and retail arrived late.

The logic behind stripping Vector from TensorCoinbase framed the acquisition as a bet on Solana infrastructure. Per the announcement, Solana DEX volume already topped $1 trillion in 2025, and Vector’s technology identifies new tokens the moment they launch on-chain or through major launchpads.

That speed matters for Coinbase’s DEX trading integration, which needs to compete with native Solana apps that onboard users directly into high-velocity trading.

But Vector wasn’t a standalone product. It was Tensor’s consumer-facing play, designed to drive utility for TNSR and channel liquidity back to the NFT marketplace.

Separating the two makes sense only if Coinbase wanted the infrastructure without the governance entanglements of holding or backing a token.

By leaving TNSR with the Tensor Foundation, Coinbase avoids regulatory exposure while extracting the operational layer that made Vector valuable.

Token holders are left with a governance token for a marketplace that just lost its most promising growth driver.

Omar Kanji, investor at Dragonfly, framed the disconnect bluntly:

“Some serious dissonance between Coinbase ‘coining’ everything and paying token holders ‘nothing’ in their Vector acquisition. TNSR token holders just had their best asset stripped and got ~$0 in return. If this continues, people will just stop buying tokens.”

The comment speaks to a larger friction in crypto’s dual-class system. Equity investors in Coinbase capture the upside when the company acquires technology. Meanwhile, token holders in projects like Tensor are forced to absorb asset stripping without a seat at the negotiation table.

The infrastructure that makes separation possibleAccount abstraction and modular blockchain architecture let companies slice products into components and acquire only the pieces they need.

Vector’s infrastructure sits between on-chain liquidity sources and user interfaces, routing trades across automated market makers, order books, and liquidity pools.

Coinbase can plug that routing layer into its DEX integration, rebranding the experience as native functionality while discarding Vector’s consumer app.

Solana’s sub-second finality and low transaction costs let aggregators like Vector process thousands of trades per second. That speed matters for meme token launches and NFT mints, where price discovery happens in minutes.

Coinbase now controls that speed advantage, which it can deploy to compete with Raydium, Orca, and Jupiter for retail order flow on Solana.

The Tensor Foundation keeps the NFT marketplace, a slower-moving, out-of-the-narrative, lower-margin business that Coinbase likely sees as non-core.

What breaks if this becomes the normIf token holders consistently get stripped of assets during acquisitions, the incentive to hold governance tokens collapses. Tokens become short-term bets on hype cycles rather than long-term stakes in protocol value.

Jon Charbonneau, co-founder of investment firm DBA, pointed out the reputational cost:

“Harder for Coinbase to sell their new ICO platform when they set the precedent of tokenholders getting rugged on Coinbase’s own acquisitions. As an active buyer of ICO launches right now, it gives me more questions doing due diligence on ICO tokens from them versus other platforms that walk the walk themselves.”

The front-running pattern compounds the problem. TNSR’s $1.9 billion volume spike on Nov. 20, one day before the announcement, suggests information leaked.

The largest daily volume TNSR recorded in 2025 before Nov. 19 was $83.7 million on Mar. 10. The 25-fold increase in volume doesn’t happen organically.

Someone likely bought ahead of the news, and retail traders who chased the pump absorbed the exit liquidity when the announcement hit.

Regulatory scrutiny around crypto insider trading remains inconsistent, but the optics could damage Coinbase’s positioning as the clean, compliant onramp for institutional capital.

The company spent years distancing itself from offshore exchanges that operate with looser disclosure standards. If its acquisitions now trigger the same front-running patterns that define pump-and-dump schemes, the distinction blurs.

What this means for token launches and platform credibilityCoinbase plans to expand its token listing infrastructure, positioning itself as the primary venue for new asset launches in US markets. The Vector acquisition undermines that pitch.

If developers and early investors know that Coinbase will acquire their technology while leaving token holders with depreciated governance rights, they can structure deals to favor equity over tokens.

That shifts capital formation away from decentralized models and back toward traditional venture-backed structures, where equity holders control exits and token holders provide liquidity without representation.

The alternative would require Coinbase to compensate token holders during acquisitions, either through token buybacks, equity conversion, or direct payouts. None of those options is simple.

Buybacks could trigger securities law concerns. Equity conversion would require treating tokens as investment contracts, which Coinbase avoids for regulatory reasons.

Direct payouts would set a precedent that every acquisition must include token consideration, limiting Coinbase’s flexibility to cherry-pick infrastructure without governance baggage.

Every token launch on Coinbase’s platform now carries the implicit risk that the company will later acquire the underlying project, extract the valuable assets, and leave token holders with depreciated governance rights.

If Coinbase wants to dominate token launches, it needs a better answer than “equity holders benefit, token holders don’t.” The Vector deal proves it doesn’t have one yet. The market will decide whether that matters.

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Bitcoin's recent price decline has revealed a clear divide in global trading behavior. While U.S. trading sessions continue to drive strong sell-offs, Asian markets repeatedly step in to buy the dip.

The Bitcoin-focused business intelligence firm Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) may soon face a new wave of financial pressure. According to a recent JPMorgan report, the company could see over $2.8 billion in outflows if MSCI removes it from its global equity indices.

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 to underwrite at this point,” he said. 

Stablecoins are ‘scaling faster’ than expectedARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood recently stated that stablecoins “scaling faster” than expected is the reason for her recent lowering her 2030 Bitcoin price prediction.

“Stablecoins are usurping part of the role that we thought that Bitcoin would play,” she said. 

Wood explained that she previously projected Bitcoin could reach $1.5 million by 2030, but with stablecoins now serving many of the use cases she thought Bitcoin would dominate, she said it may make sense to trim that forecast by about $300,000.

“I think emerging markets are huge in this regard and we’re starting to see institutions in the United States focused on new payment rails,” she said.

Tether co-founder Reeve Collins told Cointelegraph in September that he expects “all currency” to become stablecoins by 2030 as part of a broader shift that will see all forms of finance go onchain. 

Magazine: Bitcoin whale Metaplanet ‘underwater’ but eyeing more BTC: Asia Express

A new piece of U.S. legislation is putting Bitcoin back in the national spotlight. Representative Warren Davidson has introduced the Bitcoin for America Act, a proposal that would allow citizens to pay federal taxes in Bitcoin while establishing a long-term Strategic Bitcoin Reserve under strict Treasury management rules.

Grayscale's report comes shortly after it filed to convert its Chainlink Trust into an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that would trade on NYSE Arca. Nov 23, 2025, 12:00 a.m.

Grayscale is positioning Chainlink as critical infrastructure for the growing market of tokenized assets, according to a new research report.

The asset manager's research arm argues that Chainlink’s suite of services, spanning real-world data feeds, compliance tooling, and blockchain interoperability, solves many of the real-world frictions that block wider adoption of blockchain-based finance.

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Chainlink is best known for powering “oracles,” which feed off-chain data like asset prices to smart contracts. But its newer offerings go much further. The Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), for instance, allows tokens and messages to move between chains, something that came into focus during a test with J.P. Morgan’s Kinexys and Ondo Finance.

Grayscale sees Chainlink’s LINK token as offering diversified exposure to crypto’s infrastructure layer, per the report. “Chainlink is the critical connective tissue between crypto and traditional finance,” the report rsaid. “It can already be considered essential infrastructure in blockchain-based finance.”

The report pegs the tokenization market at $35 billion today, still a fraction of the global asset base, but notes that Chainlink’s integration with firms like S&P Global and FTSE Russell puts it in a strong position as traditional markets explore on-chain solutions.

Currently, Grayscale added, the total market for tokenized assets represents just 0.01% of the total value of global fixed income and equity securities. The growth of the tokenized assets market, the firm added, could “imply growth” in demand for Chainlink’s offerings.

While still small relative to global capital markets, the firm expects the figure to grow as banks, asset managers, and data providers explore blockchain rails. It’s already grown from around $5 billion in early 2023 to its current figure.

The report comes at a time when Grayscale has filed to convert its $29 million Chainlink Trust into an exchange-traded fund that would trade under the ticker GLNK on NYSE Arca. If approved, it would be the first U.S.-listed Chainlink ETF and one of the first with a staking component.

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Zcash (ZEC) has become one of the most surprising outperformers in the crypto market this year, rising far faster than major assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. But while its price has surged dramatically, onchain data suggests that user growth and network activity have not increased at the same pace.

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Bitcoin’s series of bearish swings has evidently instilled in its market participants a wave of pessimism bordering on flat-out fear. After losing almost 28% of its value this November, the flagship cryptocurrency looks set for the onset of a full bearish cycle. Interestingly, recent on-chain data has been released, which explores a few key metrics to explain the landscape of liquidity pushing Bitcoin’s price, with implied mentions of what to realistically expect in the near term.

Available Liquidity Tapers As Long-Term Demand Rises
In a QuickTake post on CryptoQuant, analytics platform Arab Chain highlights the growing divergence between Bitcoin’s seasoned investors and its ‘smart money’ market players.

The DeFi firm begins its report with readings obtained from the Total Sell-side Liquidity metric, which tracks the amount of Bitcoin available to be sold into the market, based on the behavior of parties that usually serve as liquidity sources. Per Arab Chain, this metric’s reading has recently dropped to about 975,000 BTC, indicating a decline in the amount of coins available for sale by active market participants.

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In tandem, the Accumulator Address Demand indicator has shown a surge above 355,000 Bitcoin. For context, this metric reveals how much persistent buying pressure is coming from reputable Bitcoin accumulation wallets over an extended period of time. A surge to 355,000 and levels above reflects a growing accumulation appetite amid the premier cryptocurrency’s strongest holders. Typically, a positive accumulation behavior displayed by market participants helps foresee a sustainable price action in the long term. 

On the other hand, Arab Chain also cites a confluence of two indicators, the Liquidity Inventory Ratio and the ETF Demand. The first, which is a measurement of how long extant liquidity can sustain market activity, shows a reading of 2.74 months, thus indicating there is slower replenishment of active supply. The latter metric, which indicates the net outflows from US spot ETFs, has dropped to -51,000 BTC, indicating sustained net outflows. Taken together, both metrics point to weakening institutional demand, which stands in clear contrast to the rising on-chain accumulation seen elsewhere.

Notably, Binance data reveals that there has been a visible downturn in the price-to-net buying correlation. At the time of the DeFi firm’s report, when Bitcoin was around $83,000, the correlation had seen a decline to as low as 0.72. A weakening correlation typically signals declining inflows relative to price action, thereby implying that the market’s movement is based only on the increasingly fragile liquidity available. Historical data points out that in such conditions, a slight introduction of downward pressure could trigger an exaggerated price crash.

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As of the time of writing, Bitcoin is worth approximately $85,100, with about 1.81% lost over the past day.

BTC trading at $84,159 on the daily chart | Source: BTCUSDT chart on Tradingview.com
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A Bitcoin miner operating with only 6 terahashes per second (TH/s) has achieved an astonishing milestone by successfully mining a full Bitcoin block — an outcome so unlikely it’s comparable to winning a lottery. The miner earned 3.146 BTC in block rewards and transaction fees, valued at roughly $265,000.

The rare event was confirmed by Solo CKpool creator Con Kolivas, who noted that a miner with just 6 TH/s has only about a 1 in 180 million chance of solving a block on any given day. With the Bitcoin network’s total hashrate recently hitting a record 855.7 exahashes per second (EH/s), the winning miner controlled a microscopic 0.0000007% of total network power.

This block marks the 308th ever mined through CKpool since its launch in 2014, and the first successful one in nearly three months. CKpool enables miners to solo mine using the pool’s infrastructure while keeping the entire block reward, minus a 2% fee—making it a popular choice for hobbyists and small-scale miners hoping to strike gold against all odds.

The miner had been submitting shares normally, but with only 6 TH/s—roughly the output of a single older-generation ASIC—they would typically expect to mine a block only once in several centuries of nonstop operation. The extremely low probability makes this one of the luckiest solo mining wins in recent Bitcoin history. For comparison, in 2022, another solo miner running 126 TH/s overcame odds of 1 in 1.3 million to mine a block, but Friday’s achievement is considered even more improbable due to the massive gap between the miner’s hashrate and the overall network power.

As Bitcoin’s hashrate continues to grow, solo mining becomes increasingly difficult. The network gains security, but small miners face shrinking chances of ever capturing a block reward—making victories like this one both remarkable and inspiring to the wider mining community.

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XRP is showing early signs of a technical rebound after an intense wave of institutional selling pushed the asset into deeply oversold territory. Over the past 48 hours, whale wallets unloaded nearly 200 million XRP—worth roughly $400 million—creating sharp supply pressure and triggering a decisive breakdown below the key $1.96 zone. The sell-off aligned with a broader market risk-off move as Bitcoin slipped under $90,000, amplifying volatility across major altcoins.

Despite the heavy distribution, institutional interest hasn’t disappeared. Bitwise’s new XRP ETF recorded an impressive $25.7 million in first-day volume and surpassed $100 million in assets under management, signaling that large investors continue to accumulate exposure even amid short-term weakness. Still, overall sentiment remains fragile as total crypto market capitalization struggles under persistent outflows.

XRP’s price action reflected this tension. The token slid from $1.96 to $1.91, marking its weakest close in three sessions, while trading volume surged 67% above average to 182.1 million—confirming aggressive sell pressure. A clear descending channel shaped the day’s structure, with intraday volatility reaching over 5%. The decline accelerated into a capitulation low at $1.895 before a modest 0.5% rebound formed late in the session. A standout bullish signal came from a final-hour volume spike to 2.76 million, breaking the multi-hour pattern of fading participation and hinting at early accumulation.

Technical indicators further support the possibility of a near-term bounce. RSI and short-term stochastic levels dipped deep into oversold territory, forming the first bullish divergence since last week’s breakdown. However, XRP’s chart remains vulnerable. Bulls must reclaim $1.96 to break the descending channel and restore positive momentum. Losing support at $1.90 would likely accelerate downside targets toward $1.82 and $1.73.

Traders should monitor ETF inflows, Bitcoin’s volatility, and whether XRP can maintain strength at the critical $1.90 level—all of which will shape the asset’s next major move.

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Bitcoin’s recent price dip is being framed as a long-term opportunity, with Eric describing the current market moment as “a great time to buy Bitcoin” and calling the cryptocurrency “the greatest asset of our time.” Speaking at a tech conference in Florida, he emphasized that despite short-term volatility, Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory remains intact. He noted that the asset was trading near $16,000 three years ago and around $36,500 two years ago before surging above $120,000 earlier this year. Even with Bitcoin falling below $100,000, he said the price still reflects strong historical growth.

Eric highlighted rising ETF inflows and expanding institutional participation as key drivers of Bitcoin’s deeper global adoption. His comments came shortly after American Bitcoin reported its first quarterly earnings since going public, posting a $3.5 million net profit in Q3. The company’s mining model centers on low-cost U.S. energy, enabling production at roughly half of Bitcoin’s market price. One of its large facilities in West Texas now contributes more than 2% of global mining output.

He explained that the company measures progress using Bitcoin holdings per share, focusing on building reserves instead of reacting to short-term price swings. In Q3, the firm recorded strong revenue growth and a 56% gross margin, underscoring the efficiency of its mining operations.

Eric also addressed his family’s history with major U.S. banks, saying Capital One, JPMorgan, and Bank of America abruptly closed nearly 400 accounts tied to their businesses. He attributed the closures to political associations related to his father’s “Make America Great Again” movement. These experiences, he said, pushed his family closer to cryptocurrency.

This shift eventually contributed to the creation of World Liberty Financial, a stablecoin project offering a U.S.-anchored digital asset. Eric called it the fastest-growing stablecoin platform globally, arguing that stablecoins are helping bring more dollars into the U.S., reduce friction in transactions, and “save the dollar” by enabling fast, borderless transfers without traditional banking delays.

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Hedera (HBAR) has seen a sharp downturn this past week, sliding more than 18% and hitting $0.130. This decline is particularly significant because the altcoin fell below a key support zone around $0.162—a level that had held firm for over a month and previously helped protect investor profits. With this breakdown, downside volatility has increased, putting HBAR in a vulnerable position.

A major factor behind Hedera’s decline is its extremely high correlation with Bitcoin. Recent data shows HBAR’s correlation to BTC hovering around 0.97, one of the strongest readings in months. This near-perfect alignment means HBAR is closely shadowing Bitcoin’s every move. As Bitcoin fell to $84,408, Hedera mirrored the drop almost identically. Such tight coupling becomes risky when the broader market weakens, stripping HBAR of any ability to chart its own direction.

Market indicators also point to sustained bearish momentum. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) has plunged to its lowest level in roughly eight months, signaling intensified capital outflows. A negative CMF reflects rising selling pressure as liquidity exits the market, often leading to deeper price losses. Without renewed inflows, attempts at recovery become increasingly difficult.

Given current macro and technical conditions, HBAR may retest $0.120 if bearish sentiment persists. A decisive move below $0.120 could send the token toward $0.110, marking another wave of losses as sellers dominate. However, if buyers reenter the market, the first sign of stabilization would be a push above $0.133. Regaining momentum beyond $0.145 could open the door for a recovery toward $0.154, potentially reversing the bearish outlook and restoring confidence.

While Hedera faces strong headwinds, its next moves will likely depend on Bitcoin’s direction and whether market liquidity begins flowing back into altcoins.

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