Your blockchain update | November 21, 2025
Solana tweeted something cryptic, a member of the US House of Representatives introduced crypto-related legislation, and major crypto assets had a bad month.
Solana tweeted something cryptic, a member of the US House of Representatives introduced crypto-related legislation, and major crypto assets had a bad month.
Kraken’s IPO plans caught attention, ETF buzz was overwhelming, and crypto prices swung on Nvidia earnings.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency gave banks a crypto nudge and more Solana ETFs went live.
CBOE announced crypto perpetual futures, a proposal for the IRS caught attention, and Bitcoin’s price fell below $90,000.
Harvard bought more Bitcoin, Bitcoin stayed below $100k, and some on-chain products caught Crypto Twitter’s attention.
The Cash App announced USDC plans and the first XRP ETF went live.
The shutdown ended, but Crypto Twitter was focused on the Chair of the SEC while a team behind a Solana network infrastructure provider gave some forward guidance.
Solana ETP options went live and a bank announced crypto trading on its platform.
The government shutdown was not over, some tax uncertainty got resolved, and bipartisan draft legislation caught Crypto Twitter’s attention.
The government shutdown mattered for crypto, a decentralized aggregator caught Crypto Twitter’s attention, and a Federal Reserve governor talked stablecoins.
Reid Hoffman talked crypto and prices dipped just before publishing.
Robinhood and Charles Schwab made crypto news, the White House spoke again, and a once-popular product shut down.