Why Crypto Market Is Surging Today [Live] Updates On November 10,2025

With Basel III Endgame taking effect on January 1, 2026, global banks will face tougher capital rules, but Ripple Trust Bank stands out. Operating under a U.S. Trust Bank charter, it avoids lending risks and focuses on digital asset custody and settlement. Integrated with the Federal Reserve’s RTGS system and XRP Ledger, its RLUSD stablecoin, backed by U.S. Treasuries, meets Basel III liquidity standards, positioning Ripple Trust Bank as a low-risk bridge between traditional finance and blockchain.

The stablecoin market cap is starting to decline after months of steady growth, signaling a potential cooling in crypto liquidity. Analysts often view stablecoin trends as a leading indicator of capital inflows and outflows across digital assets. The recent drop suggests that fresh money entering the market may be slowing, a development traders are watching closely as it could hint at reduced buying power and a short-term pullback in risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

The U.S. government is reportedly preparing a massive $500 billion market injection, marking the first major liquidity boost since 2021. Back then, a similar move triggered an explosive 10,000% crypto rally in just weeks. Traders are calling it “Giga Bullish” as Bitcoin surges parabolic in early reaction. With fresh liquidity on the horizon, market sentiment is shifting sharply bullish — and investors are bracing for another historic crypto breakout.

Bitcoin is testing a historic support level near $99,200, dubbed the “Golden Line” — a price zone it hasn’t lost since the 2023 bull market began. Analyst DrProfit warns that closing below this level could mark a major shift from bull to bear territory. Despite a brief bounce, he expects Bitcoin to break lower amid rising leverage and market manipulation. His strategy remains fully in USDT, holding shorts from $119K with plans to add more near $117K, ahead of key CPI and PPI data this week.

Markets brace for another volatile week as major macro events unfold. On Monday, traders will react to Trump’s proposed $2,000 “tariff dividend” and the U.S. government shutdown, now in its 41st day. Tuesday brings the NFIB Small Business Index, followed by OPEC’s Monthly Report on Wednesday. Thursday features the Federal Budget Balance, while nine Fed officials are set to speak throughout the week — potentially shaping market sentiment and fueling swings across stocks, bonds, and crypto.

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki says he’s buying, not selling ahead of what he calls an inevitable market crash. Kiyosaki revealed bold targets: Gold at $27,000, Bitcoin at $250,000, Silver at $100, and Ethereum at $60,000 by 2026. Citing lessons from Gresham’s and Metcalfe’s laws, he blames the U.S. Treasury and Fed for “printing fake money,” making savers “the biggest losers.” Despite warning of a looming crash, Kiyosaki remains confident: “Massive riches ahead.”