Crypto News Today [Live] Updates On November 28,2025 : Bitcoin Price, Ethereum Price, XRP ETF, CME Futures

XRP spot ETFs are attracting more money than Bitcoin right now, according to DLNews, with $644 million flowing in during November alone. Analysts say institutions are rotating from BTC and ETH into regulated XRP products, creating strong demand in a tight supply environment. With macro support and rising ETF interest, XRP could face a significant supply squeeze. Experts believe this setup could fuel a 65% rally, potentially pushing XRP back toward its all-time high.

A massive $15.4 billion options expiry hits this Friday, setting the stage for sharp market moves. Bitcoin leads with $13.7B expiring, a put/call ratio of 0.58, and a max pain level at $100K. Ethereum follows with $1.7B expiring, a put/call ratio of 1.0, and max pain at $1,400. Large expiries often trigger volatility, fakeouts, and liquidity hunts as positions unwind. Traders should expect sharp swings and stay cautious.

House Judiciary Committee Democrats have released a report accusing the Trump administration of using the White House to benefit the Trump family’s crypto ventures. The report claims the family made about $800 million from token launches in early 2025, including projects linked to WLFI and foreign actors. It also alleges the administration rolled back several crypto investigations, raising concerns about conflicts of interest, weak oversight, and national-security risks.

A cooling failure at CyrusOne data centers forced CME Group to halt trading across major futures and options markets, including commodities, Treasuries, FX, and equities. The outage hit during thin post-Thanksgiving hours, disrupting benchmarks such as WTI crude and S&P 500 futures. The incident underscores the risks of market concentration. With critical global contracts routed through CME, even a brief halt can disrupt price discovery, trigger catch-up volatility once trading resumes, and raise concerns about exchange-level technology and system redundancy.

The Stellar Foundation has announced that Stellar is joining Chainlink Labs’ SCALE program, marking a major step toward deeper interoperability and enterprise adoption. Through the partnership, Stellar will integrate Chainlink’s data feeds and data streams, unlocking reliable on-chain data access and enabling more secure, enterprise-grade tokenization solutions across multiple blockchains. The collaboration aims to strengthen Stellar’s infrastructure, expand cross-chain capabilities, and support the growing demand for real-world asset tokenization.

A legendary Ethereum whale — 0x95Bf4d908f60047D689E5fA3c080045b0C3A90e7 — has returned after nearly a decade of silence, cashing in once again. This wallet accumulated ETH back in 2016 at an unreal entry price of $203.22 per coin. For years, it barely moved… until now. About 8 hours ago, the whale transferred 1,300 ETH to Wintermute, signaling another likely sale. At today’s prices, that stash is worth $3.94M, locking in a profit of $3.676 a staggering 1,391% return over nine years. Zooming out, the whale has sent 6,000 ETH to Wintermute since November 17, totaling $18.16M in deposits at an average price of $3,026.77. The timing of each move appears precise and deliberate the strategy of someone who doesn’t just trade crypto, but understands the entire market cycle.

Bitcoin is steady near $90,800 after gaining almost 5% this week. Ethereum is trading around $3,000, holding its rebound from a strong support zone. Meanwhile, XRP is trading above $2.17, with buyers eyeing a push toward $2.35 as market momentum improves.

The Philippines could unlock a $60 billion economic opportunity through asset tokenization by 2030, according to a new white paper. The report highlights rapid adoption already underway, noting that nearly half of all government bond account holders now own tokenized versions. With rising digital infrastructure, growing fintech participation, and strong regulatory momentum, the country is positioning itself to become a regional leader in tokenized financial assets.

Ethereum is testing an important level on the daily chart as it reaches the center line of its trend channel. After beginning a broader correction in August, ETH recently hit a strong support cluster around $2,626–$2,628, where the 50% retracement, 100% extension, and the channel’s lower boundary aligned. The market reacted sharply, sending ETH up 17% from last Friday’s low. ETH now faces resistance at the channel’s midpoint. If momentum holds, a move toward the $3,170–$3,356 region remains the most likely next target.

Bitcoin exchanges have seen 14,858 BTC leave platforms in the past week and a massive 47,292 BTC over the last 30 days. This sharp rise in net outflows points to stronger self-custody moves and growing long-term holder confidence. Large holders appear to be positioning for a potential major shift in market conditions, reducing sell pressure on exchanges and signaling renewed conviction ahead of Bitcoin’s next big move.

PI Network’s token PI is trading at $1.337, up 11.8% this week, with a strong $489M in daily volume. The market structure remains bullish as long as the $1.15–$1.20 support holds. Buyers are active near $1.20, while key resistance sits at $1.42–$1.45 and $1.62. Institutional accumulation is rising, with steady OTC inflows and tokens leaving exchanges. With strong ecosystem growth, PI could target $1.85–$2.00 next.

Bitcoin is now approaching major supply clusters that must be cleared to regain strong bullish momentum. Analysts say the next critical zones sit at $93k–$96k and $100k–$108k, areas where many recent buyers are likely to take profit or reduce exposure. Breaking above these levels is essential for Bitcoin to continue its upward trend and make a clean move toward a new all-time high. For now, traders are watching how BTC reacts as it tests these heavy resistance bands.