A major asset manager just pulled the plug on three spot ETF applications—XRP, Solana, and Litecoin—right before their expected Nasdaq debut. Meanwhile, Yearn Finance's yETH vault got hit hard. An attacker managed to mint an absurd amount of yETH tokens in one swift move, draining liquidity faster than you can say "exploit." And if that wasn't enough, Bitcoin wrapped up November deep in the red, capping off a brutal month for the flagship crypto.

XRP7.09%

SOL11.69%

LTC7.46%

BTC6.68%

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GovernancePretender

· 5h ago

With this wave, they really deserve to be played people for suckers. Is it really that difficult to just hold onto your coins?

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BearMarketMonk

· 5h ago

Another wave of Be Played for Suckers cycle, history never repeats itself but it always rhymes --- Asset management companies have temporarily changed their minds, probably seeing through some illusion --- The Yearn incident, to put it bluntly, was the price of greed. At the moment of Liquidity exhaustion, all high-yield promises turned into bubbles --- Bitcoin's performance in November is so poor, but we should be grateful—at least no one is blowing the "always rise" trumpet anymore --- Three ETFs have failed at the same time, so I ask who dares to say that institutions are optimistic about these coins now --- The bottom logic is nothing more than this: first, shatter all illusions, then start the real story

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 5h ago

Here we go again? This time even XRP has been let down, this asset management is really scared.

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