🚨 Crypto Market Shakeout: Why 2025’s Crash Could Be the Biggest Opportunity Yet

While everyone panics about crypto crashes, the smart money is doing the opposite — positioning for the next big run. In today’s report, we’ll uncover the hidden signals shaping the markets and why this correction may be the foundation for the next bull wave.

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📰 The Last 24 Hours in Crypto — November 12, 2025

The crypto market saw continued turbulence, but the data tells a deeper story. Here’s what you need to know.

📉 Market Overview

  • AI tokens led the decline, with the category down 6.33%.

    • DeAgentAI dropped nearly 27%.

    • FET and Fartcoin each fell over 11%.

  • Bitcoin (BTC) dipped 2.61%, trading just below $104,000 before rebounding slightly.

    • Its 24-hour decline narrowed to 0.85% as buying pressure returned.

  • Ethereum (ETH) fell 3.71%, slipping under $3,500.

  • The Crypto Fear and Greed Index rose from 24 to 31, signaling cautious optimism — a sign of possible bullish shifts ahead.

  • Global market cap now sits around $3.63 trillion, with $199 billion in daily volume.

For live charts and metrics, check our Market Data page.

🐋 Institutional & Whale Activity

Big money continues to make moves while retail sentiment stays fearful:

  • A whale address borrowed $80 million USDT to short Ethereum — expanding existing positions.

  • Centralized exchanges saw a net outflow of 861.5 BTC, suggesting accumulation on private wallets.

  • Strategy added 487 BTC (worth about $49.9 million), bringing total holdings to 641,692 BTC.

  • BitMine acquired 110,000 ETH, now holding 3.5 million ETH, equal to 2.9% of all ETH in circulation.

And in a standout move, Uniswap (UNI) surged 24.8% to $8.43 after a proposal to burn 100 million UNI tokens and activate protocol fees — a bullish fundamental shift.

⚖️ Regulatory & Institutional Updates

While prices dipped, policy clarity improved — a potential catalyst for future growth.

  • The U.S. Senate passed a bill reopening the government, easing fiscal uncertainty.

  • The Senate Agriculture Committee introduced a bipartisan crypto market structure draft, giving the CFTC oversight of digital commodities.

  • IRS guidance now allows staking inside exchange-traded products, opening the door for ETH and SOL to earn yield in compliant structures.

  • Coinbase announced a new token sales platform for retail investors — with Monad as the first listed project.

  • Square now enables merchants to settle transactions in Bitcoin.

  • SoFi rolled out crypto trading services for all U.S. customers.

Explore more in our Videos section for deep-dive breakdowns of these announcements.

🌍 Global Headlines

Crypto’s impact continues to ripple across borders:

  • China accused the U.S. of a $13 billion Bitcoin hack.

  • A Chinese scammer was sentenced in the UK for a £5 billion Bitcoin fraud involving 128,000 victims.

  • The Bank of England proposed a £20,000 cap on stablecoin holdings.

  • Japan’s FSA is reviewing new crypto custody regulations.

  • Immunefi launched its ICO on CoinList.

  • Chainlink (LINK) kicked off Rewards Season 1 for stakers.

  • Crypto lending hit a record $73.6 billion.

  • Ethereum added $84.9 billion in stablecoins over the past 12 months.

💡 Final Thoughts — Opportunity in Chaos

Volatility often masks opportunity. Despite short-term pain, institutional accumulation, regulatory progress, and innovation in DeFi all point toward a resilient market foundation.

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⚠️ Disclaimer

Quick disclaimer: I’m not a licensed financial advisor. This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Crypto is volatile — never invest more than you can afford to lose and always do your own research.

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