Market Overview
| Asset | Level | 1d Change | 7d Change | 30d Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Global Crypto Market Cap | $2.97T | +0.80% | – | – |
| BTC | $86,907 | +0.98% | -5.63% | -21.96% |
| ETH | $2,836 | +0.75% | -6.24% | -27.88% |
| Dow Jones | 46,245 | +1.08% | -4.16% | +1.68% |
| S&P 500 | 6,603 | +0.98% | -3.62% | +0.77% |
| Nasdaq | 22,273 | +0.88% | -4.84% | +0.31% |
| VIX | 23.43 | -11.32% | +33.81% | +8.17% |
- US markets staged an impressive turnaround with the S&P 500 up 1%, Dow up 1.1% to 46,245, and Nasdaq up 0.9% after New York Fed President John Williams suggested room for near-term monetary easing, pushing December rate cut probability to 71.5% from 39.1% earlier, while Nvidia recovered from a 4% plunge to finish down just 1% on Bloomberg reports that US officials are considering allowing H200 AI chip sales to China, though the S&P 500 remains on track for its worst monthly performance since March despite November traditionally being strong for equities, as $3.1 trillion in notional options expired amplifying volatility.
- European markets closed down 0.3% with the Stoxx 600 declining as technology endured its worst week since April with ASML down 6.3% and Siemens Energy down 10.1%, while defense stocks tumbled with Rheinmetall down 7.2% and Rolls-Royce down 3.8% on reports that Kyiv and European allies rejected key US-Russian peace plan elements, though consumer staples advanced 1.8% with Nestlé, Diageo, and AB InBev gaining as investors sought safe havens, and CTS Eventim surged 11.7% on Live Entertainment earnings beat lifting media 2.1%.
US Spot ETF Flows
| Asset | Daily Inflow | Daily Change | Weekly Inflow | Total Assets | Daily Volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTC ETFs | $238.5M | -126.4% | $-1.2B | $110.1B | $11.0B |
| ETH ETFs | $55.7M | -121.3% | $-500.3M | $16.9B | $2.3B |
| SOL ETFs | $10.6M | – | – | $719.5M | $69.9M |
US BTC Spot ETF Flows
US ETH Spot ETF Flows
US SOL Spot ETF Flows
Crypto Liquidations Summary
| Liquidation Type | Value | % of Total | 24h Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Liquidations | $199.08M | – | $+13.28M (+7.14%) |
| Shorts | $101.35M | 50.9% | $-7.98M (-7.30%) |
| Longs | $97.74M | 49.1% | $+21.26M (+27.80%) |
| BTC | $70.75M | 35.5% | $+15.18M (+27.33%) |
| ETH | $49.80M | 25.0% | $+15.59M (+45.58%) |
- BlackRock’s iBIT experienced $2.47 billion in outflows in November, accounting for 63% of the $3.79 billion withdrawn from US spot Bitcoin ETFs.
- Ark Invest added $600k in Bitcoin ETFs and invested in Bullish, Bitmine, Circle, and Robinhood on Friday as crypto equities rebound.
- A solo bitcoin miner with 1.2 TH/s computing power earned 3.146 BTC worth $266,000, beating massive odds in the competitive mining landscape.
- The NYSE has approved the listing of Grayscale’s Dogecoin and XRP exchange-traded funds to launch on Monday.
- Coinbase initiated a planned internal wallet migration on Saturday moving Bitcoin, Ether, and other tokens to new internal wallets as a routine cybersecurity best practice to minimize long-term exposure of publicly known addresses, unrelated to any breaches or external threats, while warning users that scammers may exploit the situation by impersonating representatives.
- BitMine announced Friday it will launch the “Made in America Validator Network” (MAVAN) in Q1 2026 to stake its Ether holdings for revenue generation, despite sitting on over $3.7 billion in unrealized losses with ETH crashing below $3,000 and the company now more than $1,000 underwater on each ETH acquired during July-August highs, as crypto treasury companies face mNAV (mNAV = Market Capitalization ÷ Net Asset Value) collapse and struggle to attract investors amid competition from lower-cost BlackRock ETFs according to 10x Research.
