A $96 million leveraged long position on XRP has declined over 50% from its entry point at $2.2924. With XRP trading near $2.17, the position faces mounting pressure from cross-margin losses exceeding $16.5 million across multiple assets, bringing liquidation risk closer despite a formal threshold at $1.3062.

XRP is approaching a critical resistance level against Bitcoin that could trigger a significant breakout, according to trader DonAlt. Shiba Inu recorded a 207 billion token exchange outflow within 24 hours—one of the largest withdrawals in recent months. Despite the substantial movement, SHIB's price remained unchanged.

The XRP exchange-traded fund recorded a net outflow of $15.5 million in its first complete trading week, reversing institutional demand patterns observed since 2023. The XRPC product launched November 13 with $243 million in second-day flows and $58 million trading volume. The subsequent outflow reflected broader market liquidation pressures affecting cryptocurrency investment products.

XRP logged 716 on-chain transactions exceeding $1 million each in a single session, the highest count of large-value transfers in four months. Data show this figure surpassed the previous peak of under 500 transactions observed in late summer. Despite the elevated wallet activity, XRP spot price held steady between $2.20 and $2.30 on major exchanges during the same period.

A derivatives trader has established a $196 million leveraged short position spanning BTC, XRP, and ZEC, with the XRP component reaching $27.4 million at 20x leverage. Long-term Bitcoin holders have distributed 815,000 BTC over the past 30 days, representing the largest selling wave since January 2024, according to CryptoQuant data. The supply injection coincides with seasonally weak Q4 performance patterns observed in 2022 and 2019.

Bitcoin has registered a death cross pattern on its daily chart following weeks of price weakness below $100,000. Analyst Benjamin Cowen from IntoCryptoVerse presents two distinct scenarios for the market's next move. Historical data suggests the response typically materializes within a one-week window after such technical formations appear.

Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, has identified three potential catalysts that could trigger a Bitcoin price rebound from current mid-$90,000 levels. Capital continues flowing into BTC despite a recent 10% decline, with one catalyst already showing signs of activation, data show.

Bitcoin fell approximately 10% over three days, declining from around $108,000 to roughly $97,000. Samson Mow, a prominent Bitcoin advocate, characterized the decline as an "obvious bear trap" on November 13, 2025. The drop triggered a $600 million realized-loss spike within one hour, data show.

Nasdaq issued formal certification for Canary's XRP spot ETF listing under ticker XRPC on November 13, 2025, with a 0.5% management fee. Prominent crypto trader Ansem projected Bitcoin could decline toward $86,000-$88,000 before any recovery attempt, identifying critical support at $97,500-$99,600. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin signed a trustless manifesto on November 13, 2025, emphasizing elimination of intermediary dependencies in decentralized systems.