From Legal Recognition to Accumulation: Three Key Moments in the Crypto World, November 1-7, 2025

From Legal Recognition to Institutional Accumulation: Three Key Moments in the Crypto World, November 1-7, 2025

A number of events took place in the cryptocurrency world between November 1 and 7, 2025 that could have a significant impact on the future development of the market – from regulatory shifts to major trading moves and price milestones. Here are three key moments worth paying attention to.

1. Bitcoin rises above $111,000 and falls below $100,000

According to the news, Bitcoin reached a local high of around $111,000 in early November, amid ongoing uncertainty about the bull market and slowing inflows into ETFs.

This price peak has a double meaning: it confirms stronger buying pressure and reminds us that November is historically a strong month for Bitcoin – sometimes with up to +40% growth.

Cryptocurrency traders are on edge. After a sharp drop, Bitcoin has fallen below $99,000, breaking the all-important 365-day moving average, fueling speculation that a bear market could be on the horizon.

Meaning: It signals growing institutional confidence and a possible entry into a new phase of the market, signaling investors to consider taking positions.

2. Legal Recognition of Cryptocurrencies in India & Action by Big Players

A change has occurred in India: The Supreme Court has granted cryptocurrencies (including Bitcoin and other assets) the legal status of property — the ability to own, hold in trust, and be protected by normal legal mechanisms.

At the same time, Tether has reported a significant acquisition of Bitcoin — it has withdrawn 961 BTC (about $97 million) from its reserve wallet, reaffirming its strategy of accumulation during downturns.

Meaning: Regulation and institutional behavior now go hand in hand – on the one hand, states are creating better frameworks for crypto, on the other hand, big players are using these frameworks for strategic asset transfers.

3. Advances in banking and financial infrastructure in the crypto world

Japanese banks – such as Mizuho Financial Group, SMBC Group and MUFG Bank – are launching a pilot project to issue a yen-backed stablecoin, as part of a broader plan to integrate blockchain into the traditional financial system.

In addition, registration for a spot ETF on Dogecoin has been filed by Bitwise (USA) – which could pave the way for the “meme” cryptocurrency in the regulated financial scene.

Meaning: These steps give cryptocurrencies greater connectivity with traditional financial structures – banks and regulated instruments put them in the mainstream, not just in the speculative sphere.

In conclusion

This week has shown that cryptocurrencies are not just about “pumps” and media hype – they are increasingly part of the institutional, technological and regulatory ecosystem.

Bitcoin’s price and institutional buying suggest that the asset may be in the next phase of growth or decline.

Legalization and clarification of the status of cryptocurrencies (e.g. in India) reduce some of the risk for holders and operators.

Pilot banks and ETF projects indicate that the infrastructure is reaching a higher level.

*This is not an investment recommendation.

The Coingarage Team