On social media, reports surfaced about a teenage streamer who threatened to kill his entire family with a shotgun if his token didn't reach a $60,000 market capitalization. Meanwhile, a man and a woman were shown punching their toddler in the face every four minutes in an attempt to pump their token. Another livestream featured someone threatening to hang themselves, while others claimed they would shoot their dog if their meme coin didn't hit an $11 million market cap.

Ethereum’s bullish momentum has analysts and investors filled with optimism. With prices climbing steadily, renowned crypto analyst Benjamin Cowen hinted at Ethereum’s potential to break past $6,000, sharing a cryptic logarithmic chart that marks this ambitious target.

After an impressive rally that pushed Bitcoin [BTC] to an all-time high of $99,645 last week, the asset has now entered a correction phase. This marks a 5.6% drop from its peak, with Bitcoin trading at $93,602 at press time, a 4.3% decline in the past 24 hours. 

Samson Mow, CEO of JAN3, has also linked the debt rise to a possible bitcoin rebase of the national currency. This would take the price of bitcoin to at least $1 million allowing the country to pay for the whole national debt using its strategic bitcoin reserve.

Bitcoin’s rally toward $100,000 gains strength as stablecoin inflows into exchanges hit $213 million.

According to an email sent to clients and seen by Cointelegraph, the NFT marketplace will transition to withdrawal-only mode on Nov. 27, initiating a three-month withdrawal period before its complete closure. Kraken said the move will redirect resources to new products and services. 

Crypto exchange Binance is set to delist five crypto tokens by December, citing a lack of compliance with industry standards.