Bitcoin, ETH Don't Need Need a Catalyst, Coinbase Exec Says: ‘It’s Happening’
Bitcoin and Ethereum need no new catalyst, Coinbase says, as daily institutional moves accelerate crypto adoption.
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Daily history from Nov 11, 2025
Cross-venue aggregate, not one exchange order book · as of Nov 11, 2026, 3:31 PM UTC.
Bitcoin and Ethereum need no new catalyst, Coinbase says, as daily institutional moves accelerate crypto adoption.
Ripple and Cardano urge the SEC to put digital commodity classifications into binding rules, giving crypto firms certainty.
Standard Chartered delays its $2 trillion stablecoin forecast to 2030 as supply stalls despite record transaction growth.
Bitwise sees Bitcoin reaching $1.4 million if it follows gold’s post-ETF rise, with five altcoins positioned to follow.
Bitcoin analyst Caleb Franzen turns bullish, targeting $205,000 while warning a drop below $71,000 breaks the setup.
BTC, ETH and XRP flash buy signals after pullbacks, while analysts debate a 2026–27 altcoin season and warn LINK, ADA and SOL may fall further.
Robinhood buys $25 million in Bitcoin as it expands into crypto perpetuals, tokenized stocks and blockchain infrastructure.
Standard Chartered backs Uniswap, Aave, Arbitrum and Chainlink—not XRP—as tokenization’s biggest winners through 2030.
Chainlink connects blockchain smart contracts with information reported by oracle networks. Its data feeds combine reports from independent node operators so applications can read external information through on-chain interfaces. LINK tokens pay operators for retrieving data and can be used for operator deposits required by contract creators.
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