💰 Activity on the Solana network has dropped to a yearly low — the number of active wallets has decreased to 3.3 million, nearly three times less than the January peak.

The decline in interest in shitcoins has led to reduced user activity, although Solana still maintains strong positions in DeFi with a total liquidity of about $10 billion.

Experts note that dependence on a single trend makes the ecosystem vulnerable to changes in market sentiment.

💰 The OKX exchange announced the launch of an updated mobile app, in which centralized (CEX) and decentralized (DEX) trading are combined in one interface.

Users get access to millions of tokens on Solana, Base, and X Layer, including projects that have not yet appeared on major exchanges.

The app supports automatic selection of the best prices among more than 100 liquidity pools, provides asset management through passkey and onchain recovery, and uses a fixed 0.85% fee with no additional gas costs.

The new functionality is already available to OKX users worldwide.

💎 Grayscale Investments has filed for an IPO.

💰 In the USA, trading has started for the first spot XRP ETF from Canary Capital, ticker XRPC.

💸 Elon Musk announced the upcoming launch of the payment service X Money.

🔮 The financial giant JPMorgan called the $94,000 level a key support for BTC — meanwhile, analysts maintain the forecast that in the next 6–12 months the leading cryptocurrency could grow to about $170,000.

Essentially, JPMorgan sees room for continued growth and considers the current fluctuations part of normal market movement.

💰 Bitcoin is again below $100,000.

🪒 In the last hour, the volume of long liquidations in the crypto market exceeded $300,000,000.

Bitcoin dropped below $97,000.

😭 A user on the HTX exchange had a long position liquidated for $44,300,000 with a single order in the BTC/USDT pair.

📈 Wintermute released a report noting: the correlation between BTC and the Nasdaq-100 index remains very strong — about 0.8. But despite this "friendship" Bitcoin does not take advantage of the stock market, it moves in sync with it mainly when things are going badly.

Analysts also emphasized that such negative asymmetry — when the asset reacts negatively but is slow to rejoice with the market — historically appears more often not at the peaks, but closer to the bottom.

And a second bottom as a gift?

🚬 On X (Twitter), posts are gaining popularity where users try to "decode" Changpeng Zhao's posts, seeing hints of the BTC movement in them.

When BTC fell to $84,000 in March, CZ wrote that he was working on a draft of a book with 114,000 words — about a month later Bitcoin rose, broke the $114,000 mark, and reached new highs.

On November 8, at a price of about $103,000, he mentioned 97,000 words and 300 pages. After that, BTC fell to $96,000, then rolled back to $97,000, and Zhao added: "Every bottom someone takes for the end of the world. But time goes on."

Now users are guessing if there is a hidden meaning in his posts — and especially trying to understand what the number 300 means 🚜

💰 Michael Saylor's Strategy company has transferred a lot of coins to unknown wallets in the last 2 hours.

🪙 17 years ago on this day, Satoshi Nakamoto wrote in an email newsletter:

The Bitcoin system turns out to be socially useful and valuable, so node operators will feel that they are making a useful contribution to the world with their efforts (similar to various projects where people voluntarily provide their computing resources for good causes).

In this case, it seems to me that simple altruism may be enough for the network to function properly.

This is very attractive from a libertarian point of view if we can explain it correctly. Although I am better friends with code than with words.

Satoshi Nakamoto