The crypto market saw its leaves falling and energy deteriorating as several cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, dropped to new lows. Even last week’s crypto news cycle had little to share, except for a new Bitcoin act in the US, a GANA payment hack, the SEC’s roundtable on crypto privacy, and a few other notable developments.
Warren Davidson introduces the Bitcoin for America Act
Congressman Warren Davidson introduced the Bitcoin for America Act to enable Bitcoin as a tax payment method and enhance the financial stability of the US.
I’m introducing the Bitcoin for America Act to strengthen long-term national financial resilience and position the U.S. at the forefront of global asset leadership!
— Rep. Warren Davidson (@Rep_Davidson) November 20, 2025
This marks an important step forward in embracing the innovation that millions of Americans use every day. pic.twitter.com/2JSlaJSVkc
Bitcoin breaks hard to $83,000
Bitcoin was hovering at $85,650, the lowest price since May 2025. This price dip is due to several factors, including long-term OG holders massively selling the coin, causing increased supply and downward pressure on price.
Kyrgyzstan issues $50 million in USDKG stablecoin
Kyrgyzstan creates a landmark move by launching the first $50 million issuance of USDKG, a gold-backed stablecoin pegged to the US dollar.
SEC to host roundtable on crypto privacy
The US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Crypto Task Force will host a public roundtable on privacy and financial surveillance in the digital asset space on December 15.
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— Captain GM (@g13m) November 22, 2025
🇺🇸The SEC plans to hold a round table on December 15, where issues of privacy, confidentiality and financial supervision in the crypto industry will be publicly discussed for the first time.
This event is caused by the high-profile cases of Tornado Cash and Samurai… pic.twitter.com/eo6fwnRYA3
Hackers exploit GANA Payment for $3.1 million
The GANA Payment project on the BSC Chain experienced a breach after hackers exploited a smart contract vulnerability and stole $3.1 million in assets.
Mastercard chooses Polygon for self-custody wallets
Mastercard has selected Polygon as the first blockchain network to support its Crypto Credential program, a self-custody wallet feature that enables users to carry out username-based transfers.
Through Mastercard Crypto Credential, users can onboard once, receive a verified username, link their wallet, and get assets instantly. Without ever copying a hex string again.
— Polygon | POL (@0xPolygon) November 18, 2025
Mercuryo will onboard verified users and issue credentials, while Polygon provides the blockchain…
Last week’s crypto news world wasn’t as rich as it had been before, but it had some positive news to share, apart from the stories related to market tragedy. Besides all the mentioned developments, the crypto industry also saw several other news; a hacker carried out a ‘poisoned’ transaction on Cardano, the Ethereum company FG Nexus sold 11,000 ETH, New Hampshire approved a Bitcoin-backed municipal bond worth $100 million, and more.
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