“From Fear to Preparation” — Key Events in the Crypto World (November 7-14, 2025)

“From Fear to Preparation” — Key Events in the Crypto World (November 7-14, 2025)

This week brought significant fluctuations in the cryptocurrency space, mixed signals from institutional capital, and new regulatory interventions. Let’s review the main events worth paying attention to.

1. Markets under pressure – correction and nervousness

Significant pressures on cryptocurrencies appeared at the beginning of the week. For example, the total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies fell, sentiment plummeted.

* Bitcoin fell below $100,000.

* The “Fear & Greed Index” sentiment measure also came into the spotlight, falling into the “Extreme Fear” zone.

* Reasons: macroeconomic uncertainty, increased yields, pressure on risky assets, as well as changes in institutional capital flows.

This dynamic suggests that the market is in a consolidation phase – not necessarily in a panic, but with high caution.

2. ETFs back on the scene – a signal of institutional interest

Despite the correction, there are signs that institutions have not lost interest in cryptocurrencies. One of the most significant developments is:

* 21Shares announced the launch of two index ETFs in the United States, tracking a basket of cryptocurrencies including Ethereum, Solana and Dogecoin.

* Next: XRP saw its strength thanks to the preparation of a spot ETF.

These steps show that even as prices fall, the structure of the market is changing towards greater institutionalization. If ETF flows continue to grow, this could be a key catalyst for the next phase.

3. Regulation and advertising – the arm of the law also applies to crypto

* X (formerly Twitter) was fined 5 million euros in Spain for violating cryptocurrency advertising rules.

This event reminds us that due to the growing importance of cryptocurrencies as assets and the growing number of retail participants, regulators are tightening their supervision not only of exchanges and projects, but also of platforms that promote cryptocurrencies.

4. Crime and fraud - another clear warning

The crypto environment has once again reminded us that the risks do not end with volatility:

* A woman known as Zhimin Qian was sentenced in the UK to 11 years and 8 months for fraud among billions of dollars in the form of Bitcoin investments.

This event underlines that even in the field of cryptocurrencies, the basic rules still apply: transparency, verifiability, risk of fraud.

5. What to watch next - key signals for the next period

Based on the events of this week, we should have the following points on our radar:

* Will ETFs maintain positive capital flows, or will outflows prevail again?

* How will the macro environment react: a sudden reduction in interest rates or a worsening of global risks could change the mood.

* Will the scenario that altcoins or thematic sectors (e.g. AI-crypto) will show relative strength against the main ones come true?

* How will regulators and platforms react to advertising, cryptocurrency marketing and project transparency?

The week from November 7 to 14 can thus be described as a “cleaning and preparation” phase – less sharp growth, more selection and strategic thinking than rapid pumps. For investors, this means: be prepared, not impulsive.

*This is not an investment recommendation.

The Coingarage Team