Why Crypto Market Is Down Today? [Live] Updates On November 4,2025

The crypto market is facing renewed pressure as institutional demand for Bitcoin drops below the rate of new coin issuance for the first time in seven months, signaling that large buyers may be stepping back. Investor sentiment remains cautious, with many waiting for confirmation of a market bottom before re-entering. Meanwhile, long-term holders appear to be taking profits, as previously inactive wallets show renewed activity. Adding to the weakness, an index tracking the bottom 50 of the top 100 altcoins has plunged 8.8% recently and is now down 60% for the year, underscoring broad market fragility.

According to CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju, South Korea’s KOSPI index has surged to an all-time high, even as crypto trading volumes on local exchanges have fallen to record lows. Ju agreed with an analyst’s view that the South Korean president may be deliberately supporting the stock market to divert speculative activity away from the real estate sector. The move could also be aimed at improving public approval, as the president continues to face multiple legal challenges.

With ISO 20022 implementation set for November 22, the XRP community is buzzing with wild predictions — some claiming XRP could soar to $10,000, while others expect it to hit three figures by year-end. While optimism is high, such targets seem unrealistic in the short term. Despite progress on ETF approvals and the Clarity Act, major price moves take time as the network and tokenization ecosystem evolve. The lawsuit may be behind XRP, but regulatory clarity and institutional adoption are still unfolding — making patience more valuable than hype.

According to a new analysis, Bitcoin’s next major pivot could form around $99,000, aligning with the 55-week EMA. The analyst notes that for this move to occur, BTC would first need to lose the 1.272 Fibonacci support, which has so far held strong. As long as that level remains intact, the recent bottom may already be in. However, if Bitcoin does break below it, the $99K–$102K zone is expected to become a key buy area where strong buyer demand could return.

StreamDeFi has temporarily suspended all withdrawals and deposits after an external fund manager overseeing its assets reported a loss of approximately $93 million in Stream Fund holdings. The project confirmed the disclosure in an official update, saying it is assessing the situation and working to recover the funds. Following the announcement, $XUSD — StreamDeFi’s stable asset — plunged over 28%, raising major concerns across the DeFi community about transparency and fund security.

Cardano’s (ADA) price struggled to rally over the weekend, holding around $0.57. While long-term believers expect ADA to eventually surpass $9, short-term market signals suggest a possible deeper pullback. Traders warn that prices could still drop to $0.40, $0.30, or even $0.20 before rebounding. Whether this is a buying opportunity or a trap depends on your risk appetite and confidence in ADA’s long-term potential.

Rumors are spreading that Wintermute, one of crypto’s biggest market makers, may sue Binance over massive losses during the October 10 market crash, when over $19 billion in positions were liquidated—the largest in crypto history. The crash followed Trump’s tariff announcement on Chinese imports, which caused Binance’s systems to overload and trigger unfair ADL liquidations. Wintermute’s CEO, Evgeny Gaevoy, said they are considering legal action, though no lawsuit has been filed yet. Binance admitted system issues but denied wrongdoing. After the chaos, many traders say their trust in centralized exchanges has been shaken.