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JUST IN: The CIO of Sharplink, Sheffieldreport, has denied any connection between the company and the wallet that transferred $14.47 million worth of ETH to the exchange OKX. 🦄Powered by White Horse

⚡️ The latest developments in DeFi ➡️ AAVE approved a $50M annual buyback program ➡️ EtherFi DAO passed a $50M ETHFI buyback proposal ➡️ INFINIT announced the opening of a waitlist for early access to their upcoming Prompt-to-DeFi feature, with limited spots available ➡️ Monad scheduled its mainnet launch for Nov. 24 ➡️ Arbitrum introduced StylusPort - a framework for Solana dApps to expand to Arbitrum L2 ➡️ f(x) Protocol introduced fxMINT - allowing to mint fxUSD stablecoin against ETH/WBTC at a 0% annual interest rate ➡️ Folks Finance launched its token called FOLKS ➡️ Play AI released its token called PLAI ➡️ ZKsync underwent the Atlas Upgrade, which unlocks 1-second ZK finality and 15,000 TPS ➡️ Lighter launched FX trading and adopted Chainlink as the oracle solution for its RWA markets ➡️ Aster announced plans to use 70-80% of its fees for ASTER buybacks ➡️ MegaETH released its ICO allocation checker ➡️ Jupiter DAO approved the proposal to burn the JUP tokens it bought back ➡️ Polymarket launched the Polymarket Builders Program ➡️ dYdX announced plans to enter the U.S. market by the end of the year ➡️ Orderly Network started using 60% of its fees to buy ORDER ➡️ GAIB released sAID - a yield-bearing token backed by AI infrastructure financings 🐴Powered by White Horse

JUST IN: A cryptocurrency whale deposited $1.15 million in USDC on the HyperLiquid platform and opened a 10x short position on ZEC. The position is currently valued at $5,205,561.65, with a liquidation price of $1,358.1397 and a floating unrealized loss of $-218,730. 🦄Powered by White Horse

💧 The Road to Valhalla: The Liquidity Flood Ahead Everyone’s nervous right now. Markets are bleeding, traders are blaming each other, and confidence is gone. But the setup for the next big liquidity wave is already forming and crypto will be one of its biggest winners. ➡️ The Squeeze We’re Feeling Now The government shutdown has frozen spending, and the Treasury’s cash pile (TGA) keeps growing. That money just sits at the Fed instead of flowing through the system. Reverse repo liquidity is gone, QT is still active, and capital is tight. Tech stocks are holding up because funds are chasing benchmarks, but crypto feels the squeeze first. If this continues, even equities will start to crack. ➡️ What Happens When It Breaks Once the shutdown ends, the Treasury will begin spending hundreds of billions of dollars within weeks. QT will stop, liquidity will expand again, and the dollar will likely weaken. That shift alone will change the market mood fast. Rate cuts are coming, new bill issuance adds cash to the system, and global liquidity will rise. The U.S. won’t fall into recession — it will slow just enough to justify easier policy. ➡️ Policy Tailwinds Are Coming Banks will soon get more room to lend as capital rules ease. The Clarity Act will finally bring crypto regulation, unlocking access for institutions. Fiscal spending will ramp up before the 2026 elections, keeping growth alive. China is adding stimulus, Japan is stepping in, and tariff risks are fading. As rates drop and policy loosens, manufacturing and risk appetite will both recover. ➡️ The Window of Pain Before the Turn Right now, it hurts to stay long. Volatility is shaking everyone out. But this is what happens before liquidity turns — it cleans up leverage and resets positioning. When liquidity starts flowing again, it won’t be a small trickle. It will lift everything from equities to Bitcoin. Patience wins here. Wait out the noise. The flood is coming and when liquidity rises, crypto moves first. 🐴Powered by White Horse

JUST IN: Zachxbt has warned users about a fake Hyperliquid app appearing on the Google Play Store. 🦄Powered by White Horse

📊 Binance Traders Rotate from BTC and ETH into XRP The last 72 hours on Binance show a major shift in sentiment. Traders are cutting exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum while piling into XRP — a rare divergence during a broad risk-off phase. ➡️ Bitcoin (BTC): Open interest dropped by almost $60M after a $957M wipeout the previous day, signaling heavy long liquidations and risk reduction. ➡️ Ethereum (ETH): Saw an even steeper drop, losing $149M in open interest after a massive $784M flush earlier, pointing to deep deleveraging. ➡️ XRP: Holding up stronger. After small pullbacks, traders are quietly adding longs, showing steady accumulation while majors unwind. This rotation suggests traders are positioning early for an altcoin rebound and XRP is emerging as the hedge against fading momentum in BTC and ETH. 🐴Powered by White Horse

JUST IN: Bitcoin has dipped below $100,000. 🦄Powered by White Horse

🚀 JPMorgan Targets Bitcoin at $170K in 6–12 Months JPMorgan analysts see Bitcoin rallying toward $170,000 over the next year as the market finishes deleveraging and volatility normalizes. ➡️ The crypto market has already corrected about 20% from recent highs, with record liquidations in October and early November resetting leverage. ➡️ Analysts say Bitcoin now looks undervalued compared to gold, suggesting a strong rebound as investor confidence returns. ➡️ With futures markets cleansed and relative stability improving, JPMorgan expects “significant upside” in the next 6–12 months. The message from Wall Street is clear — the cleanup phase is over, and BTC’s next leg higher could be closer than most expect. 🐴Powered by White Horse

Go to school, study hard, get a solid job, climb up the ladder, take a mortgage to get an apartment, and become a debt slave for the rest of your life. The problem is that inflation is increasing much faster than salaries, and before you know it, you're out-priced if you ever try to upgrade your apartment. Prices on basic necessities have doubled to tripled just over the last 5 years, and unless you have investments, it's getting harder and harder. Due to heavy social media use, e.g., TikTok and Instagram reels, young people see all the outliers much more often now than before the internet. They compare themselves to athletes, celebrities, but also people who "made it" through e-commerce, stocks, crypto, etc. They are exposed to "winners" on a daily basis. Why would they take a job as an accountant with a mid salary when they could take a risk? Many don't really see any other option than to either stay broke or gamble their way out of the permanent underclass. 🐴Powered by White Horse