Institutional Investors Sell $1,940,000,000 in Bitcoin and Crypto Assets in One Week: CoinShares

- XRP surges 9% amid institutional adoption and ETF launches, leveraging energy-efficient cross-border payment solutions over SWIFT. - Silver stocks like Silvercorp Metals (SVM) gain traction as macroeconomic hedges, with SVM up 8.8% and 46.5% revenue growth projected. - High short-interest in Avino Silver (ASM) risks a squeeze if prices rise, amplifying sector volatility amid speculative trading. - Geopolitical shifts, including BRICS digital settlements and ECB's Project Nexus, align with XRP's infrastru

- ADP's November 2025 payroll data shows 13,500 weekly private-sector job losses, signaling labor market weakness ahead of holiday hiring. - Despite strong Q1 FY26 earnings ($2.49 EPS, $5.2B revenue), ADP shares fell 2.8% as downward-revised guidance and weak Zacks VGM score reflect investor skepticism. - Fed officials now project 88% chance of December rate cuts (vs. 12% status quo), with Kevin Hassett (82% odds) likely Powell successor, signaling hawkish cuts to balance growth and inflation. - Fed's retu

- Crypto markets plunged as Bitcoin fell below $86,000, triggering $650M in liquidations and 6-8% losses across major assets. - Prior whale accumulation and $382M ETF inflows briefly stabilized prices, but macro risks and China's crypto ban reignited selling pressure. - Market fear (index at 28) and bearish technical signals highlight risks of further declines toward $70,000 or lower. - MicroStrategy's potential BTC sales and weak altcoin performance (ZEC -20%) amplify downward pressure amid uncertain regu

- Trump’s crypto advisor David Sacks dismisses NYT’s conflict-of-interest claims, retaining stakes in 20 crypto-linked and 449 AI firms despite policy influence. - Critics, including Sen. Warren, argue his retained investments risk self-serving policies, while OGE ethics waivers allow some illiquid holdings. - Sacks’ 7.8% stake in crypto firm BitGo and advocacy for pro-crypto legislation raise concerns over indirect financial incentives. - Legal team accuses NYT of mischaracterization, while Democratic law