Indian cryptocurrency investors now hold 4–6 tokens on average, up from 2–3 in 2022, according to CoinDCX's 2025 annual report. India's crypto market recorded $618.5 million in total spot trading volume for 2025, with monthly volume averaging $51.6 million. Bitcoin remains the most held asset, while Ethereum leads in trading activity.

Digital asset investment products recorded $1.07 billion in net inflows for the week, ending a four-week outflow streak that totaled $5.7 billion, according to CoinShares data. Bitcoin products attracted $464 million while XRP set a weekly record with $289 million. Ethereum contributed $309.1 million to the recovery. The United States accounted for 93% of global inflows at $994 million.

South Korea's ruling and opposition parties have agreed on a stablecoin regulatory framework, with lawmakers targeting passage of the Digital Asset Basic Act by January 2026. The legislation establishes a consortium model requiring banks to hold at least 51% equity, while technology firms may participate as minority stakeholders. A December 10 deadline has been set for government proposal submission.

Token unlocks worth over $297 million are scheduled between November 17 and November 24 across multiple projects. LayerZero will release 25.71 million ZRO tokens valued at $37.28 million, representing the largest single cliff unlock. SOON follows with 15.21 million tokens worth $25.86 million, according to Tokenomist data.

Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit released its 27th monthly reserves report on October 22, showing Bitcoin holdings declined 3.13% to 63,980 BTC and Ethereum balances dropped 5% to 542,165 ETH. USDT holdings surged 27.89% to 6.389 billion tokens. All assets maintained reserve ratios above 100%.