Crypto news today [Live] Updates on November 25, 2025

Airdrop wallet 0x676a, which received 5.61 million MON worth approximately $184,000, panic dumped 5.5 million MON for $131,000 USDC at $0.0239 after MON fell below the public sale price of $0.025. This move highlights the growing fear among early holders as volatility increases around the token’s launch.

Whale 0xccB5 opened a 3x long position at MON171.68 million worth approximately $5.6 million in the last 12 hours. The trade currently shows $654,000 in unrealized gains. The position’s liquidation price is $0.02298, making it a high-risk, high-reward position as MON volatility increases.

World Liberty Financial deposited 40.69 million TRX (worth approximately $11.23 million) into HTX in the last 11 hours. The company originally acquired the tokens between January 20 and 23 for $10 million. If sold now, they would generate an estimated profit of $1.23 million, a gain of 12.3% in just ten months.

India is overhauling its entire virtual digital asset (VDA) framework to increase investor protection, tighten oversight of offshore crypto platforms and bring regulations in line with global G20 standards. The overhaul aims to create a clearer, safer and more compliant environment for the country’s fast-growing crypto market.

Analyst Van de Poppe says Bitcoin’s latest jump is impressive, but the market is still in a downtrend. He notes that $91K is the first major resistance and expects BTC to consolidate there. A pullback to $85,000 – $86,000 is also likely before further upside potential emerges. He adds that today’s move was supported by a clean retest and closing of the CME gap, fueling the upswing.

According to the Nikkei, Japan’s Financial Services Agency plans to require crypto exchanges to set up reserve funds to cover losses from hacks, unauthorized access or other asset outflow incidents. The goal is to ensure that customers receive prompt compensation when problems arise. This new requirement will be included in an upcoming report from the Financial System Council’s working group, taking another step toward strengthening consumer protection in Japan’s crypto sector.

Live trading for $MA has launched on multiple platforms including Bitget, Phemex and Solana. The launch includes a 7.5% token sale on Coinbasewith more than 31,000 users already moving tokens via the original bridge. Developers quickly integrate with Monad thanks to its powerful EVM and Oracle-enabled infrastructure. Market sentiment remains mixed, with some holders struggling to sell their airdrops, while others see MON as a strong long-term opportunity.

According to analyst Van de Poppe, the recent crypto market crash is very similar to Bitcoin’s plunge in the COVID era. Despite the heavy drop, he notes that traders at the time also expected new lows, but they never came. As prices recovered, FOMO returned and pushed more buyers back as the bears rushed to re-enter. He says the same pattern may be forming now: the higher Bitcoin rises over the next 1 to 2 weeks, the less likely it is to revisit recent lows.

Bloomberg reports that Mike Novogratz, CEO of Galaxy Digital, says the company is in active discussions with Polymarket and Kalshi to provide liquidity for their prediction markets. Galaxy has already started small-scale market testing and plans to expand its involvement. Meanwhile, Jump Trading has also quietly started creating markets on Kalshi, indicating increasing institutional interest in the prediction market sector.

Bitcoin climbed back to $88.8K today, but the real momentum comes from altcoins. XRP is up 7%, while SUI (+11%), PEPE (+8%), NEAR (+7%), TEL (+6%) and ETH (+11%) all bounce back after last week’s heavy FUD pushed many traders out of the market. With confidence slowly returning, these alts are showing the first signs of a stronger recovery phase.