Crypto News Today [Live] Updates On November 5,2025: Bitcoin Price,Ethereum Price,XRP ETF News

HashKey has unveiled Crypto-as-a-Service (CaaS), an Asia-based super gateway designed to help traditional finance seamlessly enter the crypto world. Powered by HashKey Chain (@HSKChain), the platform offers on-chain services, tokenization, licensed liquidity, custody, and security, tackling major institutional challenges. Key benefits include lowering Web3 entry barriers, simplifying on-chain deployment, and enhancing user experience, making it easier for institutions to adopt digital finance quickly, securely, and compliance-friendly.

Economist Peter Schiff commented that the Supreme Court may do Trump a favor by striking down his unconstitutional tariffs. Schiff argues that while this could provide Trump with a scapegoat for the recession, the economic downturn would actually be worse if the tariffs remain in place. His tweet highlights the potential political and economic implications of the Court’s decision on U.S. trade policy and the broader economy.

Leonard, CEO of Binance-backed Perp DEX Aster, revealed at a Jeju Island event plans to launch a privacy-focused public chain with zero gas fees aimed at traders. The platform will also list tokenized stock futures and collaborate with launchpad Buidlpad to offer pre-market futures for new projects, enabling faster price discovery and enhanced liquidity. This move highlights Aster’s focus on combining DeFi innovation with traditional asset exposure for a more seamless trading experience.

Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, announced plans for an IPO in Europe, aiming to list 3.5 million shares of its Series A Perpetual Stream Preferred Stock (STRE). The move reflects a strategic approach to integrating cryptocurrency into its broader asset base while navigating complex financial markets. By tapping European investors, Strategy seeks to broaden its capital reach and underscore its commitment to combining traditional finance with crypto-driven opportunities.

Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes shared a bold outlook on the U.S. economy, warning that rising government debt could force the Federal Reserve to deploy stealth QE—indirect liquidity measures like Treasury buybacks or reverse repos—without officially announcing new asset purchases. Hayes believes this hidden liquidity could flow into risk assets, with Bitcoin positioned as a major beneficiary. If correct, crypto markets might see renewed strength even as traditional markets face tighter credit conditions, supported by strong technical levels and on-chain accumulation.

New York’s mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani had earlier backed a crypto bill aimed at protecting investors. Introduced after the FTX and Terra collapses in 2023, the legislation focused on tighter consumer safeguards to prevent large-scale losses and enhance accountability in the crypto sector. Mamdani’s support highlights his commitment to regulating digital assets while fostering a safer environment for market participants.

BBK, a leading retail and corporate bank in Bahrain, has signed an MoU with Binance, becoming the first bank in the GCC to join the Binance Link Program, pending Central Bank of Bahrain approval. Announced at the Gateway Gulf Investment Forum 2025, the partnership will integrate Binance’s Crypto-as-a-Service directly into BBK’s Mobile Banking App. Customers will be able to trade and manage crypto assets seamlessly alongside traditional investments via a dedicated dashboard. The move aligns with Bahrain’s vision to become a regional crypto hub.

Bitcoin dipped overnight to the crucial $100K support level, pressured by a stronger dollar and Federal Reserve policy uncertainty, impacting overall risk appetite. According to QCP analysis, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $1.3 billion in net outflows over four days, alongside $1 billion in long liquidations and options hedging, fueling volatility. Analysts note that sentiment could improve if ETF flows stabilize and no new macroeconomic shocks hit the market, giving BTC a chance to reclaim momentum.

India’s Madras High Court has officially recognized $XRP as property, extending it protection under criminal law. This landmark ruling sets a precedent for the legal treatment of cryptocurrencies in India, potentially influencing future regulatory frameworks and investor protections. The decision marks a significant step in defining digital assets within the country’s legal system, providing clarity for holders and traders of XRP.

In recent gubernatorial and mayoral elections, Democrats secured notable victories: Abigail Spanberger became Virginia’s first female governor, Mikie Sherrill won in New Jersey, and Zohran Mamdani was elected New York City mayor. Mamdani has pledged stricter crypto regulations, reflecting growing digital asset oversight. Analysts suggest these wins could indicate a Republican loss of Congressional control in 2026, potentially influencing the Trump administration’s policy agenda.

The U.S. government shutdown has officially become the longest in history, entering its 35th day without funding. Despite repeated attempts, the Senate has failed 14 times to pass measures to reopen the government. The ongoing impasse is causing widespread disruptions across federal services, affecting millions of Americans and creating uncertainty in both domestic and global markets. Lawmakers remain at an impasse as negotiations continue.

Binance Alpha will officially list Aria Protocol (ARIAIP) on November 7, marking its first platform debut. Eligible users can claim the airdrop using Binance Alpha Points via the Alpha Events page once trading begins. The exchange has confirmed that additional details regarding the listing and airdrop mechanics will be shared soon, offering early participants a chance to engage with ARIAIP from day one.

Bitcoin hovers near key technical support as China temporarily suspends 24% of U.S. tariffs , offering potential macro relief. BTC slipped below $103K, dragging the global crypto market cap to ~$3.55 trillion, while altcoins saw funding rates drop and leverage flush. XRP fell 6% amid large holders trimming exposure, breaking crucial support levels. Telecom chipmaker Sequans sold 970 BTC to reduce debt, signaling defensive institutional sentiment. Meanwhile, former UK Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng joins a London crypto firm, highlighting TradFi-DeFi integration.

South Korea’s leading crypto exchange, Upbit, has officially announced the listing of the TRUST token, offering trading pairs with KRW, BTC, and USDT. The project, Intuition, powers a decentralized information finance network aimed at improving data reliability and transparency in decentralized ecosystems. The listing is expected to boost TRUST’s accessibility and liquidity across Asian markets. Trading is set to commence shortly after deposit and withdrawal services go live.

Crypto markets remain tense after suboptimal daily closes, with traders watching weekly trends for direction. Bitcoin ($BTC) continues to hold above the crucial $100K breakout level, resembling its March–April lows, signaling resilience. In contrast, Ethereum ($ETH) faces pressure, potentially mirroring its January–February trend reversal. Analysts debate whether this downturn stems from broader market sell-offs or internal crypto liquidations linked to Binance. For now, charts—not speculation—dictate the next move.

The Crypto Fear and Greed Index dropped to 20, signaling extreme fear as Bitcoin trades around $101,900. Most short positions have been liquidated, leaving long liquidation levels near $103,134. With sentiment turning cautious, traders are watching whether BTC can reclaim the $103K mark or face further downside pressure amid a fearful market backdrop.

According to Bloomberg , crypto exchange Gemini, founded by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, is preparing to launch prediction market contracts. The firm applied to the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in May for approval to establish a designated contract market (DCM). Gemini intends to roll out the products as soon as possible, but the approval process remains ongoing and could be delayed further due to the recent government shutdown.

Crypto risk is dropping sharply as long positions continue to be liquidated and prices move lower. Bitcoin’s current risk score of 36 has historically led to higher prices 70% of the time after three months and 91% after a year. Altcoins, with a risk score of 18, show a similar pattern. Analysts note that multiple altcoin models now sit below 10, suggesting major accumulation zones. With the end of quantitative tightening, potential ETF approvals, and improving liquidity, sentiment is turning toward a strong recovery phase — and many believe the next big crypto move is just beginning.

According to Wintermute’s latest report, global liquidity is expanding as major central banks cut interest rates, yet most of the new capital is flowing into equities and AI instead of crypto. Only stablecoin supply continues to grow. The firm argues that the traditional four-year cycle theory is outdated, with liquidity now serving as the main driver of prices. While market structure is healthy and leverage has been cleared, a sustained crypto rebound still depends on renewed ETF and DAT inflows.

On November 4, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $578 million in net outflows, marking the fifth straight day of withdrawals. Ethereum spot ETFs followed suit, seeing $219 million in outflows for the fifth consecutive session. In stark contrast, Solana spot ETFs continued to attract investor interest, logging $14.83 million in net inflows — their sixth day in a row — highlighting a growing shift toward alternative assets amid broader market weakness.

The crypto market has erased over $1 trillion in value since October 6 amid record leverage and mass liquidations. Over 300,000 traders are being liquidated daily, triggering sharp market swings despite strong adoption and advancing blockchain innovation. Analysts note the crypto market’s volatility is largely technical, driven by excessive leverage rather than weak fundamentals, as investor confidence in long-term growth remains strong.

The aftermath of the massive October 10 liquidation event is still rippling through the crypto market. Traders and funds that survived the initial crash have likely been quietly exiting positions since then. Many running delta-neutral strategies—holding long spot and long perpetual positions—were hit hard when ADL systems closed their shorts, forcing losses on spot holdings. The weak price action that followed may reflect this ongoing sell-off. While seller exhaustion is near, the market now awaits new buyers to stabilize prices.

Ethereum whales are on the move. Richard Heart, founder of HEX and PulseChain, transferred 27,449 ETH through Tornado Cash. Another major holder repaid a 66,000 ETH loan, then withdrew 34,155 ETH ($111.6M) from Binance after depositing USDC—likely to buy the dip. Additionally, a new wallet, reportedly tied to Bitmine, pulled 10,000 ETH ($32.72M) from Kraken, signaling strong accumulation amid recent market turbulence.