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Ether's roughly four-week loss reached 14.7%, versus bitcoin's 9.9%, while US ether ETFs recorded a fifth consecutive session of net withdrawals.

Hyperliquid’s token reached a four-week sampled low as daily fees recovered from an early-November dip.

The fork restores Dashjr's editor listing and BIP-110's 'Complete' status, while bitcoin/bips remains active with five editors.

The Coinbase low undercut Sunday's trough by nearly 1%; Kraken also recorded a sub-$73,000 print.

SOL has lost 22.9% in 28 days, while Solana ETF trackers recorded fresh withdrawals on Nov. 6 and Nov. 9.

A gap in October 2025 data left headline and core CPI without annual readings; ether slipped 1.9% around the release.

Noteholders can demand up to about $1 billion in cash on November 30, while much of the company's disclosed bitcoin was committed to an options strategy.

The miner announced a new $500 million stock buyback authorization as two planned data center leases face a possible delay into 2027.

Ether has lost 18.8% over roughly 28 days, compared with bitcoin's 12.2%, as major tokens decline.

Bitcoin lost 11.3% and ether 16% over the matched window, as AVAX reversed its earlier relative outperformance.