U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded $19.13 million in net outflows for the Nov. 9 to 13 trading week, the largest weekly loss since March 2026, according to SoSoValue data. Combined fund assets fell 14% to $1.15 billion as XRP slipped below $1, while cumulative net inflows stayed near $1.79 billion across the five tracked products.

Shiba Inu has formed its first daily death cross in 14 months, adding a fresh bearish signal to a price slide that has taken SHIB below $0.000004. TradingView chart data shows the token's 50-day moving average crossing beneath its 200-day moving average, the first such event since September 2025. SHIB fell to $0.0000037 on Saturday, capping a fourth consecutive session of losses that began on November 11 and pushing the meme coin toward its weakest trading levels of the year. A death cross reflects fading momentum over an extended stretch rather than an outright forecast of further declines. Its arrival coincides with heavy selling and a broad wave of liquidations across digital assets. Total cryptocurrency liquidations reached $1.96 billion within 24 hours as volatility picked up, according to CoinGlass, following weeks of falling prices and unusually subdued trading activity. Forced selling has added pressure to a market already strained by weak investor demand. Stablecoin supply offers a second warning. Glassnode analysts put the contraction at $17 billion over the past month, the largest since 2022, attributing it to investors converting tokens back into traditional currencies and leaving less capital available for crypto purchases. Bitwise CEO Matt Hougan said the setup could produce an attractive buying opportunity but gave no view on timing. On the chart, immediate resistance sits near $0.000005, where both major daily moving averages converge. A sustained recovery toward that level would require stronger buying after the recent selloff. The $0.000003 mark is the potential support zone if sellers regain control and drive prices lower, a level that would matter more if broader market weakness persists. SHIB has bounced from Sunday's $0.0000037 low yet remains down 6.87% over 24 hours and 14% over seven days, underscoring how hard it will be for buyers to reverse the prevailing downtrend. With the death cross now confirmed, the token trades below key technical resistance, leaving broader market conditions to shape its recovery prospects.

The Ethereum Foundation sold 7,500 ETH over four days, converting the tokens into about 14.52 million USDS through the CowSwap platform, according to onchain data shared by OnchainLens. The transfer adds to a series of treasury moves by the foundation, which has periodically converted holdings to fund operations. Traders continue to track these transfers for supply signals.

XRP briefly traded near $0.89 as a broader cryptocurrency selloff gathered pace, with investors reducing exposure to riskier assets. The level stands out because it takes the token back to prices last seen in late 2024. The more important issue is the backdrop: liquidity is thinning, momentum is negative and even established cryptocurrencies are struggling to attract fresh buyers. The move does not mean the XRP network has stopped working, nor was it triggered by a specific legal ruling. The latest price reference comes from market reporting published on November 15; prices may have changed significantly since that snapshot. Altcoins are bearing the brunt of the risk reduction. CoinDesk reported that XRP fell to roughly $0.89 during the downturn, with the token down about 36% for the quarter at the time of the report. Bitcoin and Ether also came under pressure, pointing to a marketwide pullback in risk rather than an isolated loss of confidence in the XRP Ledger. Altcoins often move more sharply than Bitcoin in both directions. Order books can be thinner, marginal buyers fewer and speculative positioning more sensitive to shifts in sentiment. That mix can turn a difficult trading week into a dramatic percentage move, especially when traders close leveraged positions into weak liquidity. Fund flows present a more mixed picture. The same report cited about $19.13 million in net weekly withdrawals from US XRP exchange-traded funds. Cumulative inflows since the products launched in November 2025 remained around $1.5 billion. Both figures can be accurate. A negative week signals near-term caution, but it does not erase a longer period in which investors built exposure through regulated products. The key question is whether withdrawals persist and are accompanied by genuinely weaker spot demand. ETF flows are only one distribution channel for XRP and should not be read as a perfect gauge of every holder's intentions. NewsBTC's coverage of wider Bitcoin ETF outflows suggests the retreat is not confined to XRP products. Network development and token price are separate questions. During a selloff, it is easy to treat a token's market price as a verdict on every development effort tied to it. In practice, developers can keep building while market participants cut exposure, just as a strong rally can occur without a corresponding improvement in network use. NewsBTC recently examined the XRP Ledger's work on quantum-resistant accounts, a longer-term technical initiative that should be assessed on its own timetable. Investors in XRP need to distinguish changes in network capabilities, adoption and liquidity from moves driven by broader risk appetite. The next signals go beyond chart levels. The obvious question is whether XRP can reclaim and hold higher prices once trading conditions normalize. Watching a single support line will not settle the outlook. Rising spot volume on recoveries, steadier derivatives funding and improving ETF flows would each offer different evidence that demand is returning. Continued stablecoin contraction across crypto markets could pull in the opposite direction. The central takeaway is that XRP's fall is severe without necessarily being mysterious. A market that is reducing leverage and cashlike liquidity can punish liquid altcoins quickly. Until there is convincing evidence that the process has run its course, calling an exact bottom would be a guess rather than analysis. Written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae.

Ethena has opened a $200 million USDe deposit cap on Kraken's Ink layer 2. The cap applies to Tydro, an Aave v3 based lending market, which opens Saturday evening. Tydro will accept USDe as collateral for borrowing USDT0 in an isolated market.

Binance's ETH reserves have fallen to 2.9 million ETH, worth about $5.3 billion, according to Darkfost. That is the lowest level since 2021 and a 42% decline from July 2025.

At Solana Breakpoint in London, DTCC said it plans to connect its Tokenization Service to Solana in the second half of 2027. Helius launched Privacy Rings on mainnet for encrypted balances and tokens. Solana Foundation also introduced Confidential Compute in devnet beta with NitoAI for private AI using onchain verified hardware attestations.

Two onchain transfers of 120 million XRP each moved late on November 14, totaling 240 million tokens worth about $215 million combined, according to Whale Alert. The reason behind the transactions has not been confirmed and may relate to Ripple's routine management of the XRP token. No official explanation was provided at the time of reporting.