According to CNBC, Foundation Future Industries, the military humanoid-robot startup backed by Eric Trump, missed payroll on Oct. 30, and employees had yet to receive their paychecks as cash reserves dwindled. People familiar with the matter said CEO and co-founder Sankaet Pathak borrowed $4.6 million from the company last year to buy a luxury home. Public records show an LLC naming Pathak as its sole principal purchased a $4.6 million property in Sausalito, California, in October 2025.

US spot XRP ETFs lost $19.13 million in the week ending November 13, their largest weekly outflow in 8 months, as XRP fell below $1.00. The funds recorded a second straight week of outflows, while XRP fell 20% in November, according to BeInCrypto. The funds lost $10.42 million on November 9 and $7.62 million on November 10, followed by a $1.09 million outflow on Friday. Only three weeks since the ETFs launched in November 2025 had larger withdrawals: the weeks ending January 23, January 30, and March 13. Broader crypto ETF outflows totaled $1.48 billion from November 4 to 10. XRP ETF net assets fell 14% in a week to $1.15 billion; withdrawals accounted for about $19 million of a $191 million decline, with falling prices causing most of the drop. XRP stood at $0.9947, down 14.88% over the past week and about 73% below its $3.65 all-time high from July 17, 2025. BeInCrypto’s analysis identifies $0.99 as support; a break could expose $0.97, then $0.93 to $0.96, with extended selling potentially taking XRP to $0.80. A rebound would first need to clear $1.09 to $1.11. XRP ended November lower in 7 of the 13 years from 2013 to 2025, and December fell in 6 of those years, according to CryptoRank. The exception was 2015, when December gained 43.8%. In 2025, XRP fell 13.8% in November and 14.8% in December. Investors have put a net $1.79 billion into the ETFs since launch, but their holdings are now worth $1.15 billion.

Bitcoin fell to around $68,000 overnight, its lowest since August, extending a slide of more than 20% since early October as a series of market shocks weighed on crypto. It was last trading near $67,240.Analysts disagree on what’s driving the latest drop. Some point to investors raising cash for Anthropic’s IPO, while others see a broader move out of riskier assets.Anthropic IPO Draws Six Times More Orders Than SharesAnthropic’s IPO, which could raise up to $64.4 billion, is about six times oversubscribed, Bloomberg reported. That means investors have placed orders for six times as many shares as are on offer.Seamus Rocca, CEO of Xapo Bank, said the opening of the order books is pulling money out of liquid markets as investors scramble for an allocation. “When an IPO of this scale comes to market, the lure of a quick return is strong, and liquid assets like bitcoin are often the first source of funding when investors scramble for allocations,” he said.Rocca called it set to be “the largest public listing in history, by a wide margin.” On its own, the IPO would raise less than SpaceX’s $75 billion listing in June. It would be larger only when combined with Anthropic’s separate $26 billion private placement, or if the deal is increased.Rocca compared the rush to SpaceX’s IPO, which he said temporarily drained money from bitcoin. He added that bitcoin has held up relatively well given the amount of bad news markets have absorbed.Other Analysts See Broad Risk-CuttingOther analysts see the drop as part of a market-wide retreat from risk rather than anything specific to bitcoin.“Gold’s decline shows me it is a wholesale derisking deleveraging of the AI trade,” said Mark Connors, chief investment strategist at Risk Dimensions.Chris Sullivan, co-portfolio manager at Hyperium Decimus, said he sees “no logical connection” between Nvidia’s troubles and bitcoin. Instead, he pointed to:Short positions in bitcoin above their August peakLarge outflows from BlackRock’s IBITExtreme fear in crypto marketsThe chance of a 50 basis point Fed rate hike within the next 30 days“Metals are trading lower with crypto, which is again pretty insane,” Sullivan said.Nvidia CEO Exit and Strategy’s MSCI Removal Add PressureSeveral other events have weighed on sentiment:Nvidia: CEO Jensen Huang resigned on November 12, with CFO Colette Kress named interim CEO. Nvidia shares fell as much as 14% that day, hitting the wider AI trade.Strategy: MSCI is removing Strategy, the largest corporate holder of bitcoin, from its USA Index at the close of November 30 under new rules for non-operating companies. That could force index-tracking funds to sell its shares.Jim Ferraioli, head of crypto research at the Schwab Center for Financial Research, said the timing of bitcoin’s sharpest drop, around 11 p.m. Eastern, suggests neither event was the direct trigger.SpaceX IPO Pattern Points to $90,000, One Analyst SaysStrive CEO Matt Cole sees parallels with SpaceX’s IPO. Bitcoin fell 19% in the 50 days before SpaceX listed, compared with 18% over the same period ahead of Anthropic’s planned debut.After SpaceX went public, bitcoin kept falling and hit a low 18 days later, then recovered. By day 100 it was 28% above its level on the listing day. “If Anthropic follows the same pattern, most of the drawdown is behind us, and it could reverse quickly over the next couple of months,” Cole said. A repeat would put bitcoin near $90,000 by late February, he said.The comparison has limits. Bitcoin’s drop around the SpaceX IPO also came with concerns about bitcoin sales by Strategy, so the IPO wasn’t the only factor.

Solana RPC provider Helius has launched the beta version of its Historical Accounts API. According to Odaily, the API can retrieve the complete state of any account, liquidity pool or wallet at the end of a specified slot or after a transaction executes. It can be used to backtest trading strategies, check historical token supply, calculate PnL, retrieve past wallet balances and track changes in DEX liquidity over time.

BNB Chain announced on X that BNB Bangkok will take place Nov 25 to 27 at Park Hyatt Bangkok. The post says the event’s blog lists the full schedule, judging criteria, prizes and registration details. It does not provide further information about the program or registration in the announcement.

BNB Chain announced on X that its Startup Track is accepting applications from teams that already have a product; applicants are not required to build a project during a hackathon. The track will select three projects to pitch to industry venture capitalists. Selection will be based on whether each project has a live product, users and traction, as well as its investment readiness and fit with one of four areas: artificial intelligence, trading, payments or real-world assets (RWA). The post presents the program as an opportunity for existing-product teams, rather than a hackathon build exercise. It specifies the number of projects to be chosen and the criteria that will guide selection. The announcement says a hackathon build is not required, and that the selected projects will pitch to industry VCs. Applications are directed through a registration link included in the post.

BNB Chain announced on X that its Developer Track will include a 36-hour hackathon focused on artificial intelligence, real-world assets (RWA) and trading. The announcement describes the event as a building program on BNB Chain, with work starting Wednesday evening and running through Friday morning. Participants will have 36 hours to build in one of the three stated areas: AI, RWA or trading. The schedule is given in weekday and day-part terms, with no calendar dates specified in the post. Top teams will present their work at Demo Night. The announcement mentions @yzilabs and @EASYResidency and invites developers to register for the Developer Track. It does not state registration deadlines, eligibility requirements, judging criteria or prizes. The event’s stated format combines a 36-hour build period with presentations by the top teams, while its subject areas cover AI, real-world assets and trading on BNB Chain.

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