Author: James Wilson

Asia’s crypto audience has made a decisive shift: they’re no longer relying on algorithms to tell them what matters. In the second quarter of 2025, 82% of all crypto-native traffic in the region flowed into tier-1 publishers, according to new findings from Outset Data Pulse, a continuous intelligence framework developed to track visibility, engagement, and trust across the global crypto media ecosystem.  Behind that dominance lies an even stronger signal: 54% of all visits were direct, meaning readers went straight to outlets they already know and trust. At Outset PR, we found evidence to support a market consolidating around trusted…

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Summary Trading firms suffered losses and cut activity, compounding the crypto market’s decline after Oct. 10. A technical flaw on Binance caused mass liquidations, prompting a user refund and debate over market manipulation. Analysts expect more stress before stabilization, with some blaming natural unwinding and others citing price manipulation. The cryptocurrency market has experienced sustained downward pressure since Oct. 10, with analysts attributing the decline to liquidity constraints among trading firms and a technical malfunction at a major exchange, says Tom Lee. Tom Lee of BitMine told CNBC that large trading firms serving as liquidity providers faced significant capital losses…

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Ethereum price is breaking through major support levels, falling below key high-time-frame zones and signalling increasing downside pressure that may mark the early stages of a deeper bearish cycle. Summary ETH now sits inside a lower trading range with weakened momentum Any bounce is likely to form a lower high within the downtrend Market structure suggests further downside toward the $2,100 support zone Ethereum’s (ETH) price action has entered a decisive phase as the market breaks beneath major structural support zones that once anchored bullish momentum. With Ethereum now trading below the $3,500 region, several high-time-frame levels have flipped into…

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Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. We love stories. And stories of success we love even more. They’re polished, cinematic, and easy. In tech and especially in crypto and web3, success has become the only acceptable narrative currency. Every conference panel celebrates the outlier who “made it,” while the quiet, unglamorous work of building — the false starts, wrong turns, and painful lessons — stays offstage. Summary Web3’s “success-only” culture distorts founder thinking, causing them to hide mistakes and treat normal missteps as…

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UK introduces tougher cyber law to protect business and public. Summary Bill expands cyber regulations to more tech and service sectors Noncompliant firms risk penalties based on annual turnover Law targets AI misuse and aligns UK standards with EU norms The UK government has formally introduced the Cyber Security and Resilience bill to Parliament, according to an announcement by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. The legislation would expand existing Network and Information Systems regulations to encompass a broader range of technology and managed service providers, the government stated. The bill seeks to strengthen network and data security, improve…

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Bitcoin ETFs see $903M net outflow, price nosedives as Blackrock and Grayscale see major outflows. Summary U.S. Bitcoin ETFs saw $903M net outflows on Nov. 20, the second-highest since early 2024, dragging Ethereum ETFs after eight straight days of losses. BlackRock and Grayscale recorded the largest withdrawals as institutional investors took profits ahead of year-end, citing a risk-off shift. Experts say volatility remains high, with large holders buying the dip while short-term traders face challenging recovery timing. U.S. Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds recorded net outflows of $903 million on November 20, marking the second-largest outflows since the funds’ inception in…

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Bitmine continues its Ethereum buying spree while chairman Tom Lee warns that crypto markets are still struggling with weak market maker liquidity. Summary Bitmine’s latest ETH purchase strengthens its push to build one of the largest corporate crypto treasuries. The firm continues buying through OTC desks during market volatility, leaning on equity raises and staking rewards. Tom Lee says the market slump is tied to damaged market maker balance sheets after the October liquidation shock. Bitmine has purchased another 17,242 ETH, worth about $49 million, according to data shared by analytics firm Onchain Lens on Nov. 21. The company now…

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Shiba Inu has introduced a cryptocurrency debit card in collaboration with Bitget Wallet, according to an announcement from the project, marking an expansion of the token’s payment utility. Summary Coinbase has launched Ethereum-backed loans for eligible U.S. users (excluding New York). The service allows borrowers to access up to $1 million in USDC without selling their ETH holdings. The launch strengthens Coinbase’s DeFi integration, tapping into the growing crypto-native credit market. The Shiba Inu-branded (SHIB) card offers zero-fee spending with no conversion fees, foreign exchange fees, or hidden spreads, according to the companies. Early adopters will receive Shiba Inu token…

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WLFI price is forming a bullish Three Drives pattern at the $0.12 support zone, with rising volume signalling a potential reversal toward higher resistance levels. Summary Buyers consistently defend the $0.12 support zone Rising volume signals strengthening demand Structure hints at a potential reversal toward $0.18 World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the DeFi venture closely tied to President Donald Trump and his family, is showing early signs of a bullish reversal, with price action forming a Three Drives pattern at the $0.12 support level. This level has held firm across multiple retests, demonstrating consistent buyer interest and suggesting that demand remains…

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