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The United States has cemented its status as the world’s meme coin capital, capturing nearly 30% of global investor interest in November 2025. from CoinGecko reveals that while the broader market has collapsed by 81%, American traders have aggressively consolidated their dominance, leaving other developed nations behind.

The United States law enforcement agencies, led by the FBI, have charged a Venezuelan national with conspiracy to launder money. The Department of Justice will sentence Jorge Figueira, a 59-year-old, for enabling a transnational criminal syndicate launder $1 billion with the help of crypto.

Solana-based crypto wallet Phantom has begun rolling out its prepaid Visa debit card tied to Phantom Cash in the United States. Phantom said early access starts this week through a waitlist, with international expansion planned later.

Gold and silver surged to record highs this week as investors moved toward traditional safe havens amid rising political uncertainty in the United States. At the same time, Bitcoin showed limited momentum, despite brief intraday gains, highlighting a growing divergence between metals and digital assets. Market participants now look toward upcoming U.S. inflation data and regulatory developments for clearer direction across risk markets.

Pro-crypto U.S. lawmaker Cynthia Lummis has announced plans to retire from the Senate at the end of her current tenure in 2027.

LBank, a global centralized exchange focused on crypto assets, is reportedly eyeing entry into the United States market via an initial public offering (IPO). According to an LBank official, the cryptocurrency exchange has not disclosed any plans for a U.S. IPO or a stock offering to employees.

HIVE Digital Technologies, one of the largest Bitcoin miners globally, recently completed a major expansion of its hydro-powered mining facility in Paraguay, bringing the site’s total capacity to 300 MW.

The crypto market is entering a pivotal week with the federal government reopening and the Treasury General Account (TGA) expected to inject billions into the financial system, traders are closely watching how this renewed liquidity will impact risk assets, especially altcoins.

The long-awaited era of U.S. spot Solana (SOL) ETFs has officially begun. VanEck led the charge on Monday, launching its product even as the broader crypto market faced significant sell-off pressure. Other global investment giants, including Fidelity, are now following suit to open the asset class to institutional capital.

Texas has become the first U.S. state to execute a direct purchase of Bitcoin for its balance sheet. The state deployed $5 million into the asset on November 20, securing an average price of approximately $87,000. This initial tranche represents half of a confirmed $10 million allocation for the state’s new digital asset reserve.

Bitcoin’s short-term market outlook is facing renewed pressure as data shows a deep slide in the Coinbase Premium Index, a metric widely monitored for signals on U.S. investor behavior. The index has fallen to some of its weakest readings of the year, reflecting an extended period in which Bitcoin traded consistently below global spot prices on Coinbase.

The United States stock market led the crypto industry in heavy losses by erasing $1 trillion in market value, led by the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ indexes. On the other hand, the crypto market wiped out over $120 billion in market capitalization, led by Bitcoin (BTC).

New Hampshire has made history by approving a $100 million municipal bond backed by Bitcoin, becoming the first state in the United States to do so. , approval came from the New Hampshire Business Finance Authority (BFA), which is also the group that recently allowed the state to place up to 5% of its treasury into digital assets.

The U.S. Senate cleared the key hurdle to end the 40-day government shutdown, voting 60 to 40 to advance a bipartisan funding package that would restart federal agencies and carry core departments through January 30, 2026.

Global liquidity is once again becoming a central topic in crypto market discussions, with analysts pointing to rising M2 money supply levels as a potential key driver for crypto markets.

Ethereum price today is trading at $4,509, recovering momentum after bouncing from the $4,307 support zone. Buyers are pressing against a descending resistance line near $4,560, which has capped multiple attempts since August. The market focus now shifts to whether ETH can break this ceiling or slip back toward deeper support levels.

The U.S. Treasury repurchased on October 2, with settlement set for October 3. The buyback covered maturities stretching into the 2040s and 2050s, shrinking supply and signaling confidence in U.S. fiscal stability.

The third quarter of 2025 marked a turning point: cryptocurrency became more deeply embedded in the global financial system. The shift was fueled by the first U.S. federal laws governing digital assets, which provided long-sought clarity on stablecoins and market oversight.

The daily chart shows Bitcoin breaking clearly above the descending trendline that limited gains since August. The 20-day EMA at $116,484 and 50-day EMA at $114,874 have now crossed upward, forming a bullish structure that indicates strengthening trend momentum.

The United States entered its first federal government shutdown in nearly seven years at 12:01 a.m. EDT on October 1, 2025, after lawmakers failed to approve funding for Fiscal Year 2026. According to , the shutdown was triggered as federal funding expired at the deadline with no appropriations passed.