Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse projected Bitcoin could reach $180,000 by the end of 2026, citing institutional adoption and regulatory clarity in the United States. Speaking at Binance Blockchain Week 2025, he dismissed current market pessimism as misaligned with fundamentals and described 2026 as potentially the most bullish year for cryptocurrency. XRP currently trades near $1.90 support, with technical indicators pointing to a potential breakout toward $3.70.

Dogecoin has dropped to the $0.13 support level, reaching the 1 Fibonacci retracement zone after breaking below a year-long ascending trendline. Technical indicators show mixed signals: a bullish divergence on the RSI suggests potential recovery toward $0.19-$0.50, while failure to hold support could trigger a decline to $0.02. Analysts note that historical patterns following similar trendline breaks have typically preceded significant rallies rather than extended declines.

Institutional traders have established approximately $2 billion in long call condor positions on Bitcoin through Deribit, exchange data show. The structured trades target BTC settlement between $100,000 and $118,000 by December 2025. Market expectations for a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut in December have surged from 20% to 85% over the past week, potentially supporting an Ethereum rally.

BitMine Immersion Technologies purchased 21,000 ETH valued at $60 million, blockchain data show. The acquisition occurred as Ethereum traded near $2,962.26, with the firm now holding unrealized losses estimated at $4 billion following a 30% price decline over the past month. Despite adverse price movement, BitMine is transitioning from passive holding to active yield generation through staking operations.

Multiple Solana-based ETFs debuted on U.S. exchanges this week, with VanEck, Fidelity, 21Shares, and Canary Capital introducing new products. Collective inflows have exceeded $2 billion. Analysts are examining whether SOL could replicate Bitcoin's price trajectory following its ETF approvals.

Grayscale's application for a spot Dogecoin exchange-traded fund is set to receive automatic approval on November 24 unless the SEC intervenes during the 20-day review period. Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas noted that Dogecoin qualifies under the SEC's Generic Listing Standards for crypto exchange-traded products. DOGE currently trades at $0.15, with technical analysis identifying support at $0.1550 aligned with a year-long descending triangle pattern.

Forward Industries (FORD), the largest corporate holder of Solana, moved over $250 million worth of SOL to Coinbase exchange within 24 hours. The company currently faces unrealized losses of $677 million on its Solana holdings as SOL price continues declining. Approximately $21 million in SOL was later returned from Coinbase's hot wallet to the company's address.

Dogecoin recovered from weekend lows near $0.155, reclaiming a critical trendline amid broader market weakness. Shiba Inu broke below key support before staging an intraday reversal. Data show whales accumulated 4.72 billion DOGE over two weeks, potentially signaling a market bottom.

Bolivia completed a pilot program using Solana blockchain technology to tokenize photographed paper ballot counts during its presidential election in October. The TuVotoSeguro initiative recorded vote tallies on a public ledger in NFT format, enabling independent verification of official counts. The system targeted vulnerabilities identified in Bolivia's contested 2019 election, when allegations emerged regarding alterations to vote tallies during transport from polling stations to central counting facilities.