USDC Supply Drops by $1.3 Billion in One Week

Circle redeemed $12.1 billion worth of USDC while issuing $10.8 billion, resulting in a net supply decrease of $1.3 billion.

This shows that more USDC was withdrawn from circulation than newly issued during the week.

A shrinking stablecoin supply can reflect changing liquidity demand, but it does not automatically signal a bearish crypto market.

The bigger picture is how stablecoin flows evolve in the coming weeks.

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The rebound is still holding, but Monday’s open is the next test.

As of November 15, 20:00, BTC was around $65.3k and ETH around $1,821. Most of the rebound from the weekend lows is still intact, but it is too early to confirm a trend reversal.

There are three things I’m mainly watching next:

① Gulf situation: After Bahrain was attacked, relevant briefings said drones were intercepted and there were no casualties. Whether the situation escalates further matters more than the attack headline itself.

② Oil market open: Traditional markets have yet to fully price in the weekend news. If oil p

$ZEC is currently at 916.33, up 4.02% over 24H (range: 801.52–930.49). The 1H trend is strong, with an RSI of 70.7, while the 4H trend is weak, with an RSI of 45.7, indicating a divergence in structure. For further upside, it needs to hold above 930.49; on the downside, if it breaks below 801.52 and fails to reclaim it, weakness will persist. Going forward, watch whether it can hold above resistance at 930.49 and whether it can reclaim support if lost. The divergence between the two timeframes remains unresolved, and short-term moves should not be taken as a reversal. The market is volatile; f

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$TRX The market’s been interesting lately.

Bitcoin has ground down from 87,000 to just above 65,000, with six straight weeks of losses. USDT has shed 6.6 billion in two months, and publicly listed companies are still dumping. Everyone in crypto is waiting for a bottom, but the money hasn’t disappeared—it’s hunkered down in the corners.

What’s holding up best? Assets like TRX that never go up and never go down. On tonight’s selloff, it’s down just 1.8%, to 0.3072, on its usual, unremarkable volume. But look at its overall trend—it’s only pulled back 19% over the past six months, compared with

btc long-term holders now hold ~530,000 fewer btc than in mid-july. and the people who bought from them are now panic selling at a loss.
btc dropped from $76K to $62K this week.
here’s who sold:
the og’s sold into the rally, and they kept going.
long-term holders (coins held over 155 days) sold almost 3x what the etfs bought in q3, while btc went from $60K to $87K. since october 1st, their stack is down another ~250,000 btc.
new buyers took those coins. now they’re stuck:
> the average short-term holder paid ~$76K
> btc is at $65.5K
> they’re down ~14%
and they’re panicking. on nov 10 alone, s

I went to Tainan over the weekend and felt emotional seeing Lao Huang’s photos. Tainan has become my AI pilgrimage city.

A-share industry chain stocks have fallen far more irrationally than U.S. stocks

Nvidia closed down 4.3% last night. Today, A-share optical module and PCB stocks were hit by a wave of limit-downs. Victory Giant Technology, WUS Printed Circuit, and Shennan Circuits, along with Focuslight, TFC Communication, and Robotech on the CPO line, were all locked at limit-down.‌

Compare them with Taiwan, Japanese, and South Korean stocks in the same industry chain: Hon Hai rose 0.42%, Zhen Ding gained 2.33%, FOCI fell less than 2%, and Browave rose more than 4%. For the same Nvidia industry chain, Taiw

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Bitcoin Is Seeing Growth in Large Holders

Bitcoin's large-holder base continues to show signs of growth in 2026.

Data tracking wallets holding more than 100 BTC indicates an increase in the number of these addresses, highlighting continued accumulation among larger Bitcoin holders.

This is worth watching because large holders can play an important role in Bitcoin's supply dynamics. However, an increase in wallet addresses does not automatically mean new investors are entering the market. Exchanges and institutions may control multiple wallets.

The bigger picture is how long this accumulati

$SOL $ETH $BTC
Buying spot—did anyone manage to pick up cheap coins around 67? This price level actually isn’t high! Overcoming fear is the beginning of our victory. We always say we’ll buy when the price reaches a certain level, but not many actually do. As long as you truly believe, you’ll get rewarded! In my personal experience, people who hold spot for more than six months basically haven’t lost money; it just depends on each person’s profit target.❤️#10月PPI低于预期

90% of crypto participants think they’re investing, when in reality they’re just fueling other people’s algorithms and emotional models.

Open your phone, and you’re bombarded with stories of overnight riches and anxious posts like “Quick question: Is it still too late to get in?” The market has become a massive emotional amplifier.

Many people chalk it up to bad luck or not being tech-savvy enough. But what really determines whether you survive has never been whether the candlesticks are red or green. It’s where you stand in the ecosystem as a whole.

Reducing the crypto market to “the ones

$BTC wicked to 62,006 early today and its back around 65,400 now. Roughly 5.5% off the low.
$ZEC took a worse hit. 801 last night, lowest since Sep 2, and now it's sitting near 918. Thats about 14.5% off the bottom in under a day, almost triple what BTC managed.

Zoom out though and neither chart is pretty. ZEC topped at 1,698 in September so even after this bounce it's still around 46% under that. BTC was 80.5k on Nov 4.

For me a fast bounce off a flush tells you buyers were sitting there waiting. It only really counts if the low doesn't get revisited on the next red day, and with this marke

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I gave it a try and rented out my Honor of Kings account.
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This bitcoin:native chart still isn't convincing me to buy the dip.
Here's my bearish case:
bitcoin:native has dropped aggressively from the $87K region and is now trading around $65K. The price structure is still weak, with lower highs forming and no convincing sign of a bullish reversal.
Yes, the $62K area has held for now, but why should we assume that's the bottom?
There is still significant liquidity sitting below the recent lows, particularly around $59.8K and $57.75K. With barely 1.5 months left in 2026 and no convincing bullish momentum across the broader market, I don't see a strong

$WM wrapped in glorious bling, alt price just went exploding up

From a whitepaper to Wall Street: 5 moments that shaped crypto.
Which one mattered most? 👇
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