The Crypto Fear & Greed Index fell to 10 on Saturday, its lowest reading since February 27. Bitcoin traded at $95,778, declining 1.5% in 24 hours and over 6.3% across the previous week. The drop occurred amid ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty and heightened investor anxiety.

Market expectations for a 25-basis-point Federal Reserve rate cut in December have declined to 44.4%, down from 94.2% in mid-October, according to CME Group data. Fed Chair Jerome Powell indicated that uncertainty persists regarding the December policy decision. The probability of maintaining current rates has risen to 55.6%.

Canary Capital's XRP exchange-traded fund drew $243 million in net inflows during its November 13, 2025 Nasdaq debut, generating $58 million in first-day trading volume. The launch surpassed previous 2025 ETF records while Bitcoin and Ethereum funds experienced outflows of $492 million and $177 million respectively. Bitcoin fell below $100,000 as the crypto market faced broader selling pressure.

Uniswap introduced its Continuous Clearing Auctions (CCA) protocol on November 13, 2025, designed to streamline token launches on its decentralized exchange. The mechanism aims to address liquidity challenges and transparency issues in traditional token launch methods. Aztec Network became the first project to utilize CCA, launching as a privacy-focused Layer 2 solution on Ethereum. The protocol conducts continuous clearing processes that distribute token supply gradually over time through on-chain auctions.

Long-term Bitcoin holders have sold approximately 815,000 BTC over the past 30 days, the highest selling level since January 2024, data show. The selloff coincides with declining spot demand and net outflows from BTC ETFs. Net realized losses remain virtually non-existent, suggesting holders have not panicked.

Solana's active addresses dropped to approximately 3.3 million on November 13, hitting a 12-month low and declining 63% from January's peak of over 9 million. The decline reflects reduced memecoin trading activity that previously fueled network growth. DeFi total value locked remains around $10 billion, with Jupiter, Kamino, and Jito leading platform participation.

Digital asset markets recovered after last week's decline, but QCP Capital analysts caution the rebound may lack durability. The Singapore-based firm cited ongoing headwinds including government operations disruption, U.S.-China trade tensions, and credit market instability as factors that could cap sustained gains.

Large Ethereum holders acquired more than $350 million worth of ETH during the recent market downturn. One newly created wallet accumulated 20,000 ETH totaling approximately $70 million through Kraken, while another entity purchased $206 million in AaveETH via Galaxy Digital's OTC desk, data show. A separate address obtained 24,007 ETH exceeding $82 million during the same period.

The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation added Bitwise's Chainlink exchange-traded fund to its eligibility list Wednesday under ticker CLNK. The listing marks a procedural clearing and settlement step but does not constitute Securities and Exchange Commission approval. LINK traded at $15.45 following the announcement, down nearly 5% over 24 hours.