Litecoin traded near $88 with a 3% daily gain following two major developments. The SEC approved the Canary Litecoin ETF, marking the first spot LTC fund available to institutional investors. Separately, Litecoin creator Charlie Lee joined SilentSwap as strategic advisor to advance privacy-focused cross-chain solutions.

MicroStrategy's 641,205 BTC holdings are shielded from forced sales through convertible debt instruments that allow settlement via stock issuance or cash, according to Bitcoin analyst Willy Woo. The company's $1.01 billion debt maturing in September 2027 would only trigger liquidation risk if its stock falls below $183.19, equivalent to Bitcoin at $91,500. Despite Bitcoin's recent 10% weekly decline to $101,377, the firm maintains the largest corporate Bitcoin position globally.

Franklin Templeton filed an amended S-1 with the SEC, removing procedural delay provisions to expedite approval of its XRP exchange-traded fund before November's end. The revision follows approval strategies used for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs earlier in 2025. XRP currently trades at $2.24 with a market capitalization of approximately $134.7 billion.

Bitcoin dropped below $110,000 as U.S.-based investors intensified selling, widening the Coinbase Premium Gap, according to analyst Crypto Rover. Technical analysts warn the weakness may persist for several weeks, though some view the pullback as a consolidation phase ahead of potential recovery.

Paris-based semiconductor company Sequans Communications sold 970 Bitcoin from its treasury to cut outstanding debt from $189 million to $94.5 million. The firm now holds 2,264 BTC and maintains Bitcoin as its primary reserve asset. CEO Georges Karam said the move was a tactical decision to enhance financial flexibility rather than a shift away from the company's Bitcoin strategy.

Digital asset investment products recorded $360 million in net outflows last week, with Bitcoin funds losing $946 million. Solana attracted $421 million in fresh capital—its second-largest weekly inflow on record—while Ethereum drew $57.6 million, data show.

The global cryptocurrency market capitalization fell more than 4% to $3.54 trillion on November 3, triggering $1.13 billion in liquidations across nearly 300,000 trader positions. Bitcoin dropped below $107,000 with a 4% decline, while Ethereum fell to $3,621 after losing over 6%. Data show long positions accounted for $1.05 billion of total liquidations, reflecting widespread overleveraged bullish exposure.

Bitwise Asset Management has submitted its fourth amendment to the XRP exchange-traded fund application with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The filing specifies a New York Stock Exchange listing and a 0.34% management fee. Analysts view these details as indicators that regulatory approval may be imminent, potentially within weeks.

Solana is trading around $188 after several failed rally attempts, with analysts warning that a break below $180 could trigger substantial downside. Cryptocurrency analytics firm MakroVision identifies the $173–$180 range as crucial short-term support, while deeper levels at $155–$148 and potentially $115–$50 remain under focus if momentum continues to weaken.