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- Solana's ETFs (BSOL/FSOL) drew $476M in 17 days despite SOL's 30% price drop to $130, signaling institutional confidence. - $130 support level shows buying pressure with RSI rising to 50, though $160 EMA remains a key reentry target for bulls. - On-chain growth (18% active address rise) and projects like GeeFi reinforce Solana's infrastructure, but $140 resistance remains fragile. - Mixed futures signals (5% higher OI, positive funding rates) highlight uncertainty, with $120 as next potential downside ri

- PEPE cryptocurrency stabilized above $0.0547 support, trading within a narrow range as of mid-November 2025. - Technical indicators show neutral sentiment with RSI at 50.62 and MACD near zero, per xt.com and BitGet analyses. - Whale movements and exchange flows drive volatility, while long-term forecasts range from 140,000% to 28.6 million% gains by 2030-2050. - Market depends on meme culture relevance, institutional adoption, and broader crypto trends like Ethereum's price and ETF regulations.

- Robert Kiyosaki sold $2.25M in Bitcoin at $90,000/coin, reinvesting in surgical centers and billboards for tax-free income. - He aims for $27,500 monthly cash flow by 2026, aligning with his passive-income strategy while maintaining Bitcoin's $250K/2026 price target. - Bitcoin's 33% drop from $126K peaks reflects broader market slump driven by Fed rate uncertainty and offshore trading pressures. - Kiyosaki advocates gold/silver and warns of systemic risks, contrasting with analysts who see intact fundame

- Max Keiser argues Bitcoin is entering a critical accumulation phase, with institutional ETF inflows and Abu Dhabi’s strategic buy-ins signaling potential for a 2025 all-time high. - Technical analysis highlights $84,243 support and $86,700–$89,900 resistance, with sustained ETF inflows potentially pushing BTC past $90,000. - Over 95% of Bitcoin ETF assets are held by investors aged 55+, stabilizing the market during corrections and cushioning declines. - Despite short-term volatility, ETF-driven liquidit