
November was the second worst month for Bitcoin, fourth worst for Ethereum
Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced one of their worst months in 2022 in the just concluded November.
Read sharp crypto market analysis, expert breakdowns, and on-chain insights covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, altcoins, and macro trends.

As of Nov 29, over 80% of deflationary gains have been wiped out, pushing ETH back towards inflation.

Bitcoin volatility was lingering at all-time lows before the FTX collapse.

Andre Cronje said Fantom had over 450 million FTM tokens ($96.43 million), $100 million worth of stablecoins, $100 million in other crypto assets, and $50 million in non-crypto assets.

Bitcoin is struggling to break above $16K, but there are increased signs of unsustainability with the Hash Ribbon confirming miner capitulation will continue.

Nearly 50,000 Bitcoin are withdrawn from Coinbase daily between Nov. 23 and Nov. 27 — equating to roughly $3 billion.

The fight for energy has brought the E.U. to its knees as it struggles to satisfy demand with a weakened currency and rising prices. However, the aftermath of Europe's energy struggle could be beneficial to Bitcoin.



