The US spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of $238.02 million yesterday.

- NFT buyer participation surged 77% to 293,459 in Nov 2025, but sales volumes fell 4.97% to $72.53M, reflecting crypto market turbulence. - Bitcoin dropped below $84,000 and Ethereum fell to $2,785, dragging total crypto market cap down $390B amid macroeconomic pressures. - Analysts attribute the buyer-seller imbalance to investors shifting to safer assets, with NFTs bearing the brunt of leverage unwinds. - Projects like RaveGods and The Lost Tesla Art Car Project aim to redefine NFT utility through real-

- Bitcoin ETFs lost $3B in November, with BlackRock's IBIT recording a record $523M single-day outflow amid macroeconomic uncertainty and bearish technical signals. - Bitcoin's price fell below $90K for first time since April, pushing ETF investors underwater as Fed's December rate cut odds dropped below 50% and a "death cross" deepened caution. - Options markets show $2.05B in $80K strike put open interest, while crypto miners face losses as outflows shift capital to altcoins like Solana and XRP . - Analy

- Japan's strategic crypto moves, including SoftBank-PayPay-Binance Japan partnership, aim to boost retail access and institutional confidence. - FSA's reclassification of 105 cryptocurrencies as financial products signals tighter oversight, potentially attracting global capital. - Diplomatic tensions with China, fueled by PM Takaichi's Taiwan remarks, risk indirect impacts on investor sentiment and economic stability. - Bitcoin's recent dip below $90,000 spurs altcoin presales (Bitcoin Munari, XRP Tundra)

- Solana (SOL) faces mixed signals: ETF inflows ($476M since Oct 28) contrast with declining futures open interest ($7.2B vs $17B peak), raising breakdown risks below $130. - Avalanche (AVAX) shows muted 5.47% growth projections, diverting capital to high-risk presales like Apeing, which targets $0.001 listing price from $0.0001 with audit-first structure. - Apeing's presale attracts speculative traders seeking explosive returns, leveraging low entry barriers and social media hype amid bearish pressures on