Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is well above the $500 threshold amid broader market fluctuations.
This resilience signals potential confidence in potential to bounce higher.
As the Bitcoin price rises above $92,000, what lies ahead for BCH?
Bitcoin Cash is trading at near $539, just in the green on the daily chart, and counting a modest $562 million in daily volume. The token, a fork of Bitcoin, crucially remains above the pivotal $500 mark.
The BCH token’s price stability comes after a period of consolidation, but can bulls take control of the situation?
In the past 24 hours, altcoins like Monero have soared to lead gainers.
As highlighted, XMR price has jumped in contrast to the downward action for Zcash. Bitcoin ecosystem tokens also surged as BTC price recovered to near $92,000 earlier in the day.
What’s bullish for Bitcoin Cash?
Bitcoin Cash traded at lows of $258 in April, but a steady climb amid overall bullish market sentiment saw BCH hit highs of $650 in September. While price has traded lower since, bulls managed to break higher off support in mid-October.
Several factors, such as Bitcoin’s rally and BCH adoption across payments, helped bulls.
Further network activities have bolstered Bitcoin Cash, in particular, smart contract capabilities, attracting developers and fostering ecosystem growth.
Institutional interest has also played a role.
Overall, buzz around spot exchange-traded funds approvals in key jurisdictions has funneled fresh capital into altcoins. BCH has thus remained mostly bullish despite macroeconomic uncertainty, including the US Federal Reserve rate cut.
Markets rebounded this week as top central bank officials urged the Fed to cut rates in December.
The price of Bitcoin and altcoins, including Bitcoin Cash, could surge as a result. Notably, cryptocurrencies gained as the US Dollar index risked further weakness on Friday.
BCH price forecast
On the daily chart, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is at 53, suggesting neutral momentum.
The indicator aligns with potential room for upward mobility given a bullish divergence. Importantly, Bitcoin Cash’s perch above $500 reflects its foundational strengths. As such, market synergy could see BCH price eye more gains.
According to crypto analyst CW, whales have been busy around current BCH prices, and this could signal upcoming momentum.
“$BCH whales are preparing something,” the analyst posted on X. “Signals of a recent holdings exchange have been observed repeatedly. Just 3 hours ago, over 140k $BCH were traded in 1 hour.”
The analyst added:
“Whales are exchanging hands in the $525-$550 range. Once this process is complete, a full-scale rally [could] begin.”
Upbit patched a wallet flaw after a $30M Solana-related hack.
Withdrawals were halted, and stolen funds were partly frozen following the attack.
Authorities probe possible Lazarus Group involvement.
South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Upbit, has revealed a serious internal wallet vulnerability while conducting an emergency audit in the wake of a $30 million hack.
The discovery comes as the company continues to investigate irregular Solana-based withdrawals that triggered the security review, raising concerns about potential risks to private keys within the platform’s wallet system.
Flaw discovered after emergency audit
The emergency audit, launched following the detection of abnormal activity on Nov. 26, uncovered a flaw in Upbit’s internal wallet software that could allow attackers to mathematically derive private keys by analysing blockchain transactions.
CEO Oh Kyung-seok, in a published announcement after the audit, explained that while blockchain data is normally public but secure, the company’s own wallet implementation produced weak and predictable signature data, creating the theoretical risk.
Upbit emphasised that the flaw was discovered only after the systemwide review and did not appear to be directly linked to the hack itself.
The exchange has since patched the vulnerability and conducted a comprehensive inspection of all related networks and wallet systems to ensure no further weaknesses remain.
Upbit to cover all losses using its own reserves
The Upbit hack, which resulted in losses totalling roughly 44.5 billion KRW, including approximately 38.6 billion KRW in customer assets, prompted immediate action from the exchange.
Withdrawals were suspended, and remaining assets were moved to cold storage to prevent further losses.
About 2.3 billion KRW of the stolen funds, equivalent to around $1.5 million, has already been frozen.
Oh Kyung-seok described the situation as a reminder that no security system can be considered completely infallible.
Kyung-seok has assured customers that Upbit would cover all losses using its own reserves and pledged to strengthen security measures across the platform.
The exchange has committed to resuming deposits and withdrawals only after the final verification of its wallet systems.
South Korean authorities are investigating the hack
South Korean authorities have launched an investigation into the incident, with early intelligence reports pointing to potential involvement by the North Korea-linked hacking group Lazarus.
While Upbit and regulators have not publicly confirmed this, the company continues to collaborate with law enforcement and blockchain projects to recover and freeze stolen assets wherever possible.
The incident has prompted Upbit to conduct a broader security review of its entire infrastructure.
The exchange noted that irregular withdrawals from Solana-related wallets, including tokens such as ORCA, RAY, and JUP, served as a catalyst for the emergency audit and subsequent vulnerability discovery.
By conducting a full overhaul of wallet systems, Upbit aims to prevent similar breaches in the future.
BNB traded above $880 as cryptocurrencies looked to bounce higher.
The gains could see bulls target the $1,000 mark and beyond, helped by overall market sentiment.
Technical indicators, however, paint a mixed picture.
BNB price is showing early signs of recovery amid a turbulent market week for altcoins, with the price having slipped off intraday highs of $903.
While prices hovered about 1.4% down in the past 24 hours, changing hands around $882, means bulls could eye a return to the key $900 mark and target $1,000.
Market optimism, institutional interest, and technical indicators could align for this to happen within the coming days or weeks.
Notably, the cryptocurrency’s resilience above $800 comes as Bitcoin stabilizes above $91,000 following a rebound from lows near $80,000.
Although prices have dipped more than 35% from recent all-time highs, market experts remain bullish on BNB’s trajectory.
Even as short-term volatility persists, technical analyses suggest the token could reach an average price of $1,000 in the coming months.
Momentum could push the BNB price beyond the psychological level of $1,200 and then the ATH above $1,370.
Short-term, technical indicators support a mixed picture. BNB’s 50-day moving average is sloping and acting as a key hurdle around $1,050, while the relative strength index (RSI) at 40 signals neutral territory but with a potential dip before oversold recovery.
However, price saw a breakout above the resistance line of a falling wedge, and the MACD hints at a bullish crossover.
If BNB clears the $900 resistance, we could see a swift move to $1,000, potentially aligning with broader market stabilization.
As well as broader sentiment, BNB’s utility in the Binance ecosystem positions it for outperformance in a risk-on environment.
Several key factors are converging to ignite BNB’s next leg higher, with the spotlight firmly on institutional inflows and whale dynamics.
At the forefront is the freshly filed VanEck BNB ETF, submitted to the SEC on November 21 for listing on Nasdaq.
The spot ETF would hold BNB directly, tracking the BNB Index without initial staking, although future yields via third-party providers could be added with notice.
If approved, VBNB could mirror the success of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, unlocking billions in traditional capital and enhancing BNB’s legitimacy.
Many see this as a game-changer for altcoin exposure, and social hype has surged.
Broader market stabilization is another tailwind.
Bitcoin’s rebound, following recent dovish remarks from New York Fed President John Williams, helped bulls. This eased last week’s panic selling, where BTC plunged below $80,000.
Losses for BTC dragged altcoins down.
Exchange-traded product flows have also flipped positive after consecutive net outflows. Despite subdued large-whale demand overall, inflows at support levels around $800 suggest discounted buying ahead of a rally.
A new staff report released by House Judiciary Committee Ranking Member Jamie Raskin alleges that President Donald Trump has significantly utilized the presidency to expand his personal wealth through cryptocurrency ventures.
The report, titled Trump, Crypto, and a New Age of Corruption, outlines a series of findings suggesting that the Administration’s policy decisions, including the dismantling of regulatory enforcement teams and the issuance of pardons, have directly benefited the President’s personal financial interests.
According to the document, President Trump’s cryptocurrency portfolio is valued as high as $11.6 billion, with income from crypto asset sales exceeding $800 million in the first half of 2025 alone.
How Crypto Bolstered Trump’s Net Worth (Source: House Judiciary Reports)
The 50-page document argues that the President’s holdings in World Liberty Financial (WLF) and the memecoin TRUMP create a structural conflict of interest that current federal ethics laws are ill-equipped to address.
The committee staff also contends that foreign and corporate actors have utilized these digital asset platforms to funnel capital into the President’s ventures, effectively bypassing traditional campaign finance restrictions.
“Shadow lobbying”
A central focus of the report is the mechanism by which the President’s family business allegedly receives funds.
The committee describes a dynamic where “foreign actors and corporate interests” purchase tokens or provide liquidity to Trump-linked decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols.
The report argues that these transactions constitute unregulated lobbying. Unlike traditional political donations, which are capped and disclosed to the Federal Election Commission (FEC), token purchases and liquidity provision on decentralized exchanges can, in theory, be unlimited and anonymous.
“Donald Trump has turned the Oval Office into the world’s most corrupt crypto startup operation,” Raskin stated in the release accompanying the report.
The document alleges that by holding governance tokens rather than traditional equity, the President benefits from price appreciation driven by his own policy announcements, a dynamic the report characterizes as “self-dealing.”
The report stated:
“[Trump’s] ability to accumulate billions of dollars in cryptocurrency in less than a year implicates glaring weaknesses in our campaign finance system, conflict-of-interest and lobbying laws, and bribery statutes.”
The report highlights a specific sequence of events involving the cryptocurrency exchange Binance and its former CEO, Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, as evidence of this “shadow lobbying.”
According to the committee’s timeline, Binance agreed to a $4.3 billion settlement with the Department of Justice (DOJ) in 2023, with Zhao stepping down as part of the plea deal.
On Oct. 23, President Trump issued a full pardon to Zhao. The report draws a direct correlation between support for World Liberty Financial and executive clemency, describing the pardon as part of a pattern in which “bad actors” who support the President’s ventures receive relief from federal penalties.
Regulatory policy
The committee staff report details extensive changes to the federal regulatory structure, which it claims were designed to protect the President’s investors and donors.
Furthermore, the document alleges that the Administration has intervened to halt or terminate investigations into several major cryptocurrency firms, including Coinbase, Kraken, Ripple, and Gemini.
The report notes that these firms or their executives have been significant donors or supporters of the President’s political and business endeavors.
Trump crypto donors
The report also examines the market impact of the Administration’s “crypto-strategic reserve” policy. It notes that the decision to include specific tokens, such as Solana (SOL) and Ripple (XRP), in the Federal Reserve led to immediate price appreciation of 25% and 33%, respectively.
The committee argues that by selecting specific assets for state backing, the Administration has manipulated market valuations to benefit donors who hold large positions in those particular tokens.
National security concerns
Beyond domestic financial policy, the report raises national security concerns regarding the Administration’s dealings with foreign entities. It details an alleged transaction involving MGX, a UAE-based investment firm, and G42, a technology holding company.
According to the report, MGX invested billions into Binance—capital that the report claims indirectly supported the Trump crypto ecosystem.
Simultaneously, the report alleges that White House officials, including World Liberty Financial co-founder Steve Witkoff, negotiated to provide G42 with access to advanced American-made artificial intelligence (AI) chips.
The committee staff asserts that this arrangement proceeded despite objections from the National Security Council (NSC) regarding potential technology diversion to China.
The report states that six NSC staff members were fired after expressing concerns about the deal, suggesting that national security protocols were subordinated to the President’s financial interests.
Legislative gaps
The report concludes by identifying what it describes as “severe weaknesses” in current anti-bribery and conflict-of-interest laws.
It argues that statutes such as the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) and domestic bribery laws are predicated on traditional financial instruments and do not adequately cover decentralized digital assets.
The committee warns that, without legislative reform, the “pseudonymous” nature of cryptocurrency creates a new channel of influence that is technically legal but ethically compromising.
So, Raskin is calling for immediate congressional reforms to close these loopholes and restore “accountability and integrity” to the executive branch.
As of press time, the White House has not issued a formal response to the specific allegations regarding the firing of NSC staff or the methodology used to value the President’s holdings at $11.6 billion, as cited in the report.
Bitcoin price rose to near $93,000 on Friday before sell-off pressure resumed.
Ethereum and XRP also climbed but faced key hurdles around $3,000 and $2.25.
Sentiment remains downbeat across the crypto market despite notable gains for a few top altcoins.
The cryptocurrency market continued to witness a mixed outing on Friday, with Bitcoin retesting the $92,500 mark while Ethereum and XRP both broke to key resistance areas.
While gains indicated renewed investor optimism amid broader economic uncertainties, the swift retreat to below $91k for BTC highlights the fragile market sentiment.
Also, while Sky, Monero and Bitcoin Cash gained, Zcash, Dash and Aptos led the top losers in the leading 100 coins by market cap.
Bitcoin breaks to highs near $93k
Bitcoin’s price marked a decisive breach of the $92,500 resistance level by rising to near $93,000.
On Friday, the benchmark asset hit highs of $92,969 across major exchanges. However, the level has proved a robust barrier that means the quest to break higher towards the psychological $100 mark continues to evade bulls.
QCP Group analysts shared the short-term Bitcoin price outlook via an X post. They see mid-$90k levels as key supply wall zones, while major support remains in the $82k-$80k area.
“Options markets show caution even as year-end BTC call open interest stays heavy. Skew, IV and sentiment have softened, reinforcing a rangebound profile. Supply likely caps moves toward mid-90Ks, while support sits near 80–82K, leaving macro catalysts firmly in control of direction.”
Despite the dip to below $91k as of writing, BTC’s gains earlier in the day allowed layer-1 and layer-2 solutions on the Bitcoin network to post gains.
As noted, BounceBit and Stacks were among the Bitcoin ecosystem tokens to see an uptick.
But as prices have dipped again, rather than bounce higher, this latest move could be a dead cat bounce.
ETH and XRP face resistance
Like Bitcoin, Ethereum has struggled to sustain momentum. Recently, the top altcoin fell to lows of $2,600 after closing above $4,000 in late October. The breach of the $3,000 level threatened more pain for bulls.
However, after testing the demand reload zone, the ETH price has jumped back to the resistance area above $3,000.
That’s despite a 25% dip over the past month.
While prices are nearly 9% up in the past week, ETH’s inability to break higher reflects broader altcoin fatigue. Bitcoin’s drop to $90,504 at the time of writing suggests a potential downward cascade for ETH.
XRP has fared similarly, trading at $2.18 amid a 1.4% dip in the past 24 hours.
The token faces formidable overhead resistance at $2.25 and at $2.50. Per market data, the latter marks a level at which bulls have struggled since the crash on Oct. 10,2025.
The launch of spot XRP ETFs in recent days has failed to help bulls break higher.
The platform suspends trading across futures and FTX instruments.
That followed a cooling issue at a CyrusOne data center.
The disruption comes days after CME celebrated a record day for its crypto complex.
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange executed an unexpected trading pause on Friday after a CyrusOne data center overheated, sending major services and platforms offline. Today’s official X post confirmed:
Due to a cooling issue at CyrusOne data centers, our markets are currently halted.
A routine market session turned into chaos as futures linked to currencies, stock indices, Treasuries, and commodities stopped updating, suspending live price feeds, leaving traders without reliable prices as brokers lacked the data to quote markets.
Notably, the initial alert surfaced on CME’s platform at 02:40 GMT, notifying users of the outages in multiple platforms.
Meanwhile, leading contracts, including Nikkei, S&P 500, and Nasdaq 100, failed to update for several hours as of early Asian sessions.
Also, the currency side experienced issues as CME’s EBS platform stalled, with key pairs such as USD/JPY and EUR/USD offline.
The incident has grabbed the crypto community’s attention as it comes days after the Chicago Mercantile Exchange announced that its Cryptocurrency options and futures suite hit new ATHs in daily volume.
Brokers stranded as price feeds stop
The event left brokers navigating the markets without vital features as live pricing went offline.
Some suspended trading activities, while others switched to internal models or backup sources.
CME’s head of Middle East and Asia, Christopher Forbes, said that he has never seen such an incident in two decades, calling it “a pain in the arse.”
For now, the platform is working to maintain stable pricing using alternative feeds, which can lead to mispricing amid volatile conditions. Forbes stated:
We are now taking a lot of unnecessary risks here to continue pricing. My guess is the market is not going to like this. I think it will be a bit volatile on the open.
Meanwhile, the outage arrived as the market experienced slow activity due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
The timing adds to uncertainty
CME’s outage comes at an awkward time for the trading platform.
Four days ago, on November 24, the team celebrated a crucial breakthrough as its crypto derivatives complex recorded an all-time high in 24-hour volume, signaling renewed momentum for digital currencies.
Commenting on the milestone, CME Group’s Global Head of Crypto Products, Giovanni Vicioso, said:
Amid ongoing market uncertainty, demand for deeply liquid, regulated crypto risk management tools is accelerating. Clients across the globe continue to turn to our benchmark Cryptocurrency futures and options to hedge their risk and pursue opportunities in this complex environment, with both large institutions and retail traders driving record activity across our product suite.
Today, November 28, the narrative is vastly different.
Rather than celebrating increased activity, the exchange operator is fighting to answer questions about the resilience of its infrastructure.
For now, a leading derivatives engine remains offline, idling not due to financial challenges, but an overheated data center that usually runs quietly in the background.
Blockchain data shows the Royal Government of Bhutan has staked 320 Ether (ETH) worth roughly $970,000 through Figment, marking the latest onchain activity from the Himalayan state as it expands its crypto holdings and validator operations.
Figment is a staking provider that helps large investors and institutions stake digital assets across multiple blockchains and earn rewards for securing proof-of-stake networks.
The move adds to a growing wave of Ethereum-focused activity from Bhutan. In October, the South Asian nation of roughly 800,000 people began migrating its self-sovereign digital ID system from Polygon to Ethereum, allowing residents to verify their identities and access government services on the network.
The Ethereum integration is already live, with all resident credentials expected to be fully migrated by early 2026, said Ethereum Foundation president Aya Miyaguchi at the event launch alongside Vitalik Buterin and Bhutan’s prime minister, Tshering Tobgay.
Bhutan has been leaning into digital assets for years. In 2019, the country quietly began accumulating Bitcoin by tapping its hydropower resources to mine the cryptocurrency. It holds about 6,154 BTC worth over $562 million at current prices, according to Arkham data.
In July, Bhutan announced plans to boost its tourism industry and attract younger travelers by integrating cryptocurrency payments across the country. Officials said the move, supported by Binance, has nearly 1,000 onboarded merchants and is meant to modernize wire transfers and reduce friction for tourists.
Bhutan’s growing activity mirrors broader trends in institutional and corporate Bitcoin accumulation, where large holders have become increasingly influential in the market.
Among corporate BTC treasury holders, Michael Saylor’s Strategy dominates with 649,870 BTC, while Marathon Holdings ranks a distant second with 53,250 BTC.
The world’s largest known Bitcoin stash still belongs to Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of the network, who is estimated to control about 1.1 million BTC.
Amundi, Europe’s largest asset manager, has introduced its first tokenized share class for a euro money market fund.
The fund is now offered in a hybrid structure, allowing investors to choose between the traditional version and the new blockchain-based one. The first transaction was recorded on the Ethereum network on Nov. 4.
The rollout was developed in collaboration with CACEIS, a European asset-servicing group that provided the tokenization infrastructure, investor wallets, and the digital order system used to process subscriptions and redemptions.
According to the companies, tokenizing the fund streamlines order processing, widens access to new investor channels, and enables 24/7 trading.
Amundi said the fund holds short-term, high-quality euro-denominated debt, primarily comprising money-market instruments and overnight repurchase agreements with European sovereigns.
According to the company’s website, it manages about 2.3 trillion euros ($2.6 trillion) in assets and serves more than 100 million retail clients. Amundi is based in Paris, France.
BlackRock and Franklin Templeton drive growth in tokenized funds
Tokenized money market funds investing in US Treasurys have expanded rapidly in 2025. RWA.xyz data shows BlackRock’s onchain money market product currently holds $2.3 billion in tokenized assets, while Franklin Templeton’s money market fund has more than $826 million in assets.
Both funds have been expanding across multiple blockchains. On Nov. 12, Franklin Templeton announced that its tokenization platform joined the Canton Network, enabling its money market fund to operate within a permissioned ecosystem built for financial institutions.
BlackRock has also expanded its tokenized fund beyond Ethereum, adding support for Aptos, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Optimism and Polygon.
A Bank for International Settlements bulletin released on Wednesday noted that tokenized money market funds had climbed to $9 billion in value by the end of October, up from about $770 million at the end of 2023.
However, the report warned that the growing adoption of tokenized Treasury portfolios as collateral could expose the financial system to new operational and liquidity vulnerabilities.
As of mid-afternoon South Korea time, Solana-based tokens traded with double-digit gains on Upbit following a hack that stole roughly 44.5 billion won ($32 million).
CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju noted that Korean traders began bidding up altcoin prices as arbitrage bots, which normally keep Korean and international prices aligned, stopped operating.
The service suspension created an immediate disconnect between Korean and global crypto markets.
As of mid-afternoon local time, ORCA traded at a 95.6% premium to global prices on Upbit, while Meteora traded at an 82% premium and Raydium at a 46% premium, according to exchange data.
The divergence reflects how heavily Korean retail relies on Upbit, which processes the majority of the country’s digital asset volume.
Without active arbitrage keeping Korean won-denominated pairs in line with the dollar markets, local buy pressure drove premiums across Solana ecosystem tokens affected by the breach.
Upbit hit with hack
South Korean exchange Upbit suspended digital asset deposits and withdrawals on Nov. 27 after detecting unauthorized transfers in Solana network tokens from a hot wallet.
The breach occurred around 4:42 a.m. local time when 24 Solana-based assets, including SOL, JUP, ORCA, and BONK, moved to undesignated external wallets.
Upbit confirmed cold wallet holdings were not compromised and immediately moved all remaining assets to secure cold storage. CEO Oh Kyung-seok pledged to cover the full loss using the platform’s own reserves.
The exchange froze approximately 2.3 billion won worth of Solayer on-chain and continues tracking the remaining funds in cooperation with project teams and law enforcement.
Dunamu, Upbit’s operator, revised its initial damage estimate downward from 54 billion won after recalculating asset prices at the time of the breach.
Oh stated that customers will face no losses and that a comprehensive security review of the entire deposit and withdrawal system is underway before services resume.
Cold storage holds, but hot wallet design questioned
Upbit’s statement stressed that the breach affected only a hot wallet used for operational liquidity and that segregated cold wallet reserves remained intact.
The exchange did not disclose technical details of how the unauthorized withdrawals occurred or whether the breach stemmed from compromised private keys, infrastructure vulnerabilities, or insider access.
As of press time, no post-mortem has been released. Upbit asked users to report suspicious activity through its customer center and said it is cooperating with investigative authorities.
The exchange plans to resume deposit and withdrawal services sequentially as security reviews confirm system stability.
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission has not yet issued a public statement on the breach. Upbit operates under the country’s Virtual Asset Service Provider framework and is required to maintain reserve ratios and segregate customer funds, though enforcement of these requirements has varied.
The $32 million loss ranks among the larger exchange breaches of 2025 but remains far below the scale of historical hacks like Mt. Gox, the $600 million Ronin bridge exploit, or the $1.4 billion exploit on Bybit.
Upbit’s decision to freeze Solayer tokens on-chain illustrates one of the few recourse mechanisms available when assets move to identifiable addresses. However, the majority of the stolen funds remain unrecovered.
Upbit has not provided a timeline for restoring normal operations. The exchange said safety confirmation will determine when deposit and withdrawal services resume, with no specific date given for completing the security review.
Individuals can now buy crypto on Trust Wallet using Apple Pay.
The feature is currently available in more than 45 countries.
Such updates reduce entry barriers into the crypto and blockchain world.
Trust Wallet, one of the reputable digital asset wallets, has made another step toward promoting cryptocurrency adoption.
It has confirmed adding Apple Pay today, November 27, on X, allowing individuals in more than 45 countries to purchase their favourite virtual tokens within seconds.
Notably, the new feature promises an enhanced experience for new and existing users. The announcement read:
Trust Wallet has integrated Apple Pay. Buy your first crypto in seconds. Available in 45+ countries.
Indeed, purchasing digital tokens has been challenging for newbies, with lengthy verification procedures, numerous account setups, and limited payment methods often discouraging them.
Trust Wallet wants to address this challenge. With the integration of Apple Pay, it aims to make digital assets more accessible than ever, as individuals can now buy their “first crypto in seconds.”
How to get started
Depositing funds in a Trust Wallet account using Apple Pay is straightforward.
Users only need to open the app, visit the ‘Fund’ tab, and choose Apple Pay as the desired payment option.
Everything takes a few taps, mirroring the smooth experience when using Apply Pay for day-to-day purchases.
Most importantly, Trust Wallet benefits from Apple Pay’s credibility and security features, which include Touch ID, encrypted payments, and Face ID.
That promises streamlined crypto purchases that don’t compromise user safety.
Trust Wallet expands footprint globally
The team confirmed that users in more than 45 countries can access the Apple Pay transaction option.
Trust Wallet is lowering barriers to joining crypto, which will likely make it an entry point for millions who have struggled to access the digital assets market.
Individuals in jurisdictions with limited options to participate in the cryptocurrency industry now have a swift and secure option.
TWT price outlook
Trust Wallet’s native token remained somewhat muted in the past 24 hours.
The alt is trading at $1.08 after a slight 0.09% uptick on the daily price chart.
TWT has consolidated over the past week after losing nearly 15% in the last 30 days, influenced by broader selling pressure.
Meanwhile, TWT has underperformed the broader market today.
CoinMarketCap data shows the value of all cryptocurrencies increased by more than 3% the last 24 hours to $3.12 trillion.
Bitcoin is trading at $91,480, pumping the altcoin space as risk-on sentiments surfaced.
For now, Bitcoin should reclaim the key zone between $93,000 and $94,000 to shift its near-term trajectory to bullish.
That can support steady upswings towards the $100,000 psychological market.
However, a sudden selling wave will see it retracing to the ‘new’ liquidity region at $85,000 – $86,000.
