Dogecoin has risen 10% over the past week to $0.15. Analyst Ali Martinez identifies critical support at $0.08 and resistance at $0.20 as key levels that could determine the asset's next directional move.

A valuation dashboard developed by Hashed CEO Simon Kim indicates Ethereum may be trading significantly below its intrinsic value. Using 12 methodologies, the composite fair value calculation places ETH at $4,869, compared to its current market price near $3,000. The analysis incorporates traditional finance frameworks and crypto-native metrics to assess the asset's value.

CoinShares has withdrawn all pending spot cryptocurrency ETF applications in the United States, including products tracking XRP, Solana, and Litecoin. The decision follows strong institutional demand, with XRP ETFs attracting over $660 million and Solana ETFs drawing approximately $620 million in net inflows since launch. CEO Jean-Marie Mognetti cited limited differentiation potential and constrained profit margins as the U.S. crypto ETP market consolidates around major institutions.

Bitcoin has recovered more than $10,000 since dropping to $81,000 on Friday, climbing back above $92,000. The broader cryptocurrency market capitalization has gained over $300 billion during the rebound, reaching $3.23 trillion. The recovery follows a 35% decline from Bitcoin's early October all-time high near $107,000.

Monad, an Ethereum-compatible Layer 1 blockchain, completed its token sale on Coinbase, raising $269 million from 85,820 participants. The sale exceeded its initial $187 million target despite weak early demand. Co-founder Keone Hon emphasized that participant count mattered more than the funds raised, noting that many newcomers joined alongside crypto insiders.

Ripple's XRP has climbed back above $2.00 after falling from $2.30 to $1.80 over the past week. Analysts identify immediate resistance between $2.08 and $2.10, with potential support near $1.75 where 1.8 billion tokens were previously acquired.

Bitcoin has fallen more than 30% from its all-time high in early October, briefly dropping below $81,000 on Friday before recovering approximately $5,000. Analyst Ali Martinez notes that historical pricing patterns over the past seven years suggest BTC could potentially decline to between $55,900 and $44,700. Exchange data show approximately 20,000 BTC were transferred to exchanges over the past week, while U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows exceeding $1.2 billion.

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States recorded $11.5 billion in trading volume on Friday, a new record. The surge came as Bitcoin dropped toward $80,000 before recovering nearly $5,000. BlackRock's IBIT accounted for $8 billion of the volume but posted $122 million in net outflows, extending its negative streak to seven of the past eight trading days.

Bitcoin dropped to $82,000, its lowest level since April, triggering nearly $2 billion in liquidations across the cryptocurrency market within 24 hours. The sharp decline affected more than 400,000 positions, with long positions accounting for $1.82 billion of the liquidated value. High-profile traders including Andrew Tate and the 'Anti-CZ whale' faced significant losses during the downturn.