What Happened in the Crypto Market Today? Nvidia Earnings, Bitcoin Dominance, and BlackRock Crypto ETF

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Good morning!

The US market woke up today to a mix of anxiety and curiosity as the crypto charts flashed red almost across the board. So let’s walk through everything that unfolded overnight from price action to ETF flows to the biggest headlines of the last 12 hours.

Crypto Market News – Asian Hours Recap

Bitcoin once again struggled to hold above the $91,000 mark early this morning, briefly dipping toward $90,800. Traders across Asia opened their screens to a market that still feels heavy, uncertain, and extremely cautious.

Ethereum (ETH) slipped under $3,000, Solana (SOL) hovered near $130, XRP extended its decline, and even long-time favorites like Litecoin (LTC) couldn’t escape the sell-off.
Overall, it was a slow, nervous start to the day.

And this mood was reflected clearly in the Crypto Fear & Greed Index, which dropped to 16 — Extreme Fear. It’s one of the lowest readings recently, showing just how shaken retail sentiment is right now.

Meanwhile:

Top Gainer: Starknet (STRK) ➝ up 20%
Top Loser: Internet Computer (ICP) ➝ down 13%

Crypto ETF News – What Institutions Did Overnight

ETF flows continued to weigh on the market sentiment:

Bitcoin spot ETFs: $373M net outflow (five straight days of withdrawals)
Ethereum spot ETFs:$74.22M net outflow (six consecutive days)
Solana spot ETFs:$30.09M net inflow thanks to new launches by Fidelity and Canary

SOL remains the only major asset attracting fresh money while BTC and ETH see near-term pressure.

Top Crypto News Headlines Today

Here are the major stories shaping the market, explained simply and naturally, just like you’d share them in a conversation:

1. Malaysia Says Crypto Miners Stole $1.1 Billion in Electricity

Between 2020 and August 2025, Malaysia’s national utility TNB lost over $1.1 billion as crypto miners illegally bypassed electricity meters.Authorities found 13,827 mining sites using stolen power — a huge hit to the country’s energy system.

2. Michael Saylor: “We Can Survive an 80–90% Bitcoin Crash”

Michael Saylor appeared on Fox Business and reminded everyone why he’s the ultimate Bitcoin bull. He said MicroStrategy can handle even an 80–90% BTC drawdown and keep running smoothly. According to him, BTC volatility has already dropped from 80% in 2020 to around 50% now, and will keep falling as the asset matures.

3. BTC & ETH ETFs Bleed, But Solana ETFs Shine

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs continued their losing streak, seeing heavy outflows.Solana was the bright spot — pulling $30M in fresh inflows on the back of new ETF launches, hinting at increasing institutional demand.

4. New Hampshire Approves the First Bitcoin-Backed $100M Bond

In a U.S. first, New Hampshire’s Business Finance Authority approved a $100 million Bitcoin-backed municipal bond. The fees and returns from BTC collateral will go toward a Bitcoin Economic Development Fund .The state is pushing aggressively into crypto-friendly policy.

5. Kraken Raises $200M From Citadel Securities

Kraken secured a major investment from Citadel Securities, valuing the exchange at $20 billion.This follows a $600M raise in September meaning Kraken has pulled in nearly $800M this year as it prepares for its IPO in 2025.

6. Trump-Linked Crypto Firm WLFI Under Scrutiny

Two U.S. senators, Elizabeth Warren and Jack Reed, have asked regulators to investigate WLFI, a crypto company linked to the Trump family.They claim token purchases may involve addresses tied to Russia and North Korea, raising national security concerns.

7. Senate Pushes for Crypto Market Structure Bill

Senate Banking Chair Tim Scott said the committee is close to marking up a new U.S. crypto market structure bill. His goal: get it on President Trump’s desk early next year and position America as the “crypto capital of the world.”

8. U.S. Government May Start Buying Bitcoin Only After Other Nations Do

Entrepreneur Mike Alfred believes the U.S. will join the Bitcoin reserve race “only when external pressure rises.” For now, the timeline remains unclear the government is waiting to see who moves first.

9. FED Holds Emergency Meeting Today, Liquidity Rumors Spread

The U.S. Federal Reserve called an emergency meeting for today at 2 PM ET.
Rumors say they may discuss rate cuts or liquidity injections. If true, markets could react quickly and possibly positively.

10. Global Liquidity Remains High Compared to Prior BTC Levels

Analysts highlighted that global liquidity (M2) today is $7 trillion higher than the last time Bitcoin traded in the $90K range. In short, despite price drops, liquidity is not the problem; sentiment is.

11. Social Volume: BTC, SOL, USDT, LINK, XRP & 1INCH Dominate

On social media, Bitcoin leads all conversations, followed by Solana, Tether, Chainlink, XRP, and 1inch.Most discussions revolve around ETF flows, whale activity, volatility, and large treasury developments.