According to the data from Coinmarketcap Bitcoin, the biggest crypto token tumbled 5.2 per cent in the last 24-hours to $85,304.08 on Tuesday, before making a marginal recovery.
He pointed to the 2008 Global Financial Crisis as a prime example, saying that when banks lost billions, the public effectively paid the bill through higher taxes and government bailouts.
Speculation surged in late 2024 when Russian President Vladimir Putin was photographed holding a prototype “BRICS banknote” during the Kazan Summit, fueling rumours of an impending launch. BRICS officials later clarified that the note was merely symbolic and not indicative of any imminent currency introduction.
As per the CoinDCX report, investors now hold about five tokens on average, up from just 2–3 a few years ago. Portfolios are heavily weighted toward high-quality coins: roughly 43.3% in Layer-1 tokens, 26.5% in Bitcoin, and 11.8% in memecoin-style tokens.
Bitcoin crash: Crypto market saw a sudden selling pressure during the early Asian hours on Monday as the oldest crypto token Bitcoin (BTC) crumbled nearly $4,000 in a short span of two hours.
Crypto tokens made sharp rebound on Thursday, with Bitcoin surging more than 6 per cent from its 24-hour lows, amid the volatility in the riskier asset class.
Bitcoin has tumbled more than 20 per cent in November itself to $86,860, while the leading crypto token has seen a correction of nearly 32 per cent from its all time high at $126,198.07.
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Robert Kiyosaki says the global economy is entering its most dangerous phase in decades, with the “biggest crash in history” now beginning. The Rich Dad Poor Dad author urges investors to brace for upheaval and pivot toward hard assets.
Robert Kiyosaki, the author of best-seller 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' has warned that the 'biggest crash in history has begun' which will trigger the downturn in the US, followed by Europe and Asia.
MOFSL noted the global risk-off tide weighed heavily on the rupee as marquee risk assets unraveled, with Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs logging outflows of $3.8 billion in November 2025 so far.





