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just now (464+ words) Ethereum price hurtled toward the $3,030 level on Sunday, Nov. 28, setting the asset on course to close the month with 21.4% losses. Heavy whale sell-offs in the first half of the month inflicted the most damage, as broader crypto markets reacted to the US government shutdown and political pressure facing the crypto-friendly Trump administration. Tom Lee-led Bitmine, the largest Ethereum treasury holder, also aligned with the ETFs" late-month accumulation trend. Bitmine added 14,618 ETH, worth about $185 million, during the final week of November, reinforcing the long-term commitment from US corporate investors as recent geopolitical tensions fade. Despite the renewed demand from whales failing to overturn Ethereum"s 21% monthly loss, derivatives market trends indicate that large investors have done enough to shift sentiment toward a constructive outlook for December. Coinglass liquidation-map data shows bulls regained clear control over the past week, with 3.97 million active…...

just now (932+ words) INGLEWOOD, Calif. " Cooper Flagg knew exactly what his team needed as soon as it lost yet another member of the starting lineup to an injury just minutes before the national anthem. The Mavericks needed his best scoring night since entering the NBA. And his best was delivered. Flagg dominated on the offensive end in Saturday's win over the LA Clippers and scored a career-high 35 points to become the youngest player in NBA history to do so. That point total also stands as the most by any rookie this season, eclipsing VJ Edgecombe's 34 points. "It's an honor," Flagg said. "It's pretty cool to be in this position and I just feel blessed just to have this opportunity to be here in this league. " I have incredible teammates and coaches around me who put me in positions to do this." Mavericks coach…...

1+ min ago (186+ words) Chelsea midfielder Moises Caicedo was the fifth player to see a yellow card in the first half of the Blues match against Arsenal on Sunday until VAR helped him become the first one to see red. A scrappy, physical affair between two fierce London rivals went up a level in the 35th minute when Caicedo arrived late and high to his challenge on Mikel Merino. MORE " JPW's live updates from Chelsea vs Arsenal First whistled as a yellow, VAR saw what referee Anthony Taylor did not " a powerful plant of Caicedo's metal studs into the planted ankle of Merino. Caicedo joined Merino in rolling around on the ground after the incident. We can't say for sure that Caicedo was not hurt making the challenge, but it sure seemed a gesture in hope of mercy. No quarter was given by Taylor and…...

1+ min ago (450+ words) It was an emotional homecoming for hundreds of loved ones as the warship HMS Prince of Wales returned to Portsmouth. The "3bn aircraft carrier has been used to showcase the UK's ability to run complex military operations worldwide. The vessel has travelled 40,000 nautical miles since deploying in April, but now 1,600 personnel have returned to cheering crowds at the naval base. The Royal Navy's flagship had been scheduled to return on Monday, but came back early due to bad weather. The aircraft carrier is part of the UK's Carrier Strike Group, which includes Portsmouth destroyer HMS Dauntless, which also returned home from deployment. Crowds gathered early to catch a glimpse of their loved ones and mark the end of their 2025 mission, codenamed Operation Highmast. Among the crowds, parents Vicky and Alan Mackinnon had travelled from Orkney to greet their sons Callum and…...

1+ min ago (73+ words) Martin O'Neill maintained his perfect domestic record as interim Celtic manager after two goals in 33 first-half seconds helped secure a 2-1 win away to Hibernian on Sunday. Celtic Close On Scottish Leaders Hearts After Beating Hibs AFP - Agence France Presse Martin O'Neill maintained his perfect domestic record as interim Celtic manager after two goals in 33 first-half seconds helped secure a 2-1 win away to Hibernian on Sunday....

1+ min ago (186+ words) Chelsea midfielder Moises Caicedo was the fifth player to see a yellow card in the first half of the Blues match against Arsenal on Sunday until VAR helped him become the first one to see red. A scrappy, physical affair between two fierce London rivals went up a level in the 35th minute when Caicedo arrived late and high to his challenge on Mikel Merino. MORE " JPW's live updates from Chelsea vs Arsenal First whistled as a yellow, VAR saw what referee Anthony Taylor did not " a powerful plant of Caicedo's metal studs into the planted ankle of Merino. Caicedo joined Merino in rolling around on the ground after the incident. We can't say for sure that Caicedo was not hurt making the challenge, but it sure seemed a gesture in hope of mercy. No quarter was given by Taylor and…...

1+ min ago (87+ words) The Afghan suspect in the shooting of two National Guard members in Washington may have been radicalized after entering the US, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said when questioned about his motive on Sunday talk shows. Afghan Suspect In Washington Shooting Likely Radicalized In US: Security Official AFP - Agence France Presse The Afghan suspect in the shooting of two National Guard members in Washington may have been radicalized after entering the US, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said when questioned about his motive on Sunday talk shows....

1+ min ago (339+ words) Kazakhstan's central bank is weighing a plan to invest up to $300 million in cryptocurrency assets. On November 28, Timur Suleimenov, chairman of the National Bank of Kazakhstan, said the bank could allocate funds from the National Fund and its foreign-exchange reserves into crypto. However, he emphasized that the full amount may not be used. Meanwhile, he said the recent pullback across digital asset markets has made the timing of any allocation less certain. Indeed, Bitcoin price has declined by more than 17% during the past month amid broader market volatility. Considering this, he stated that the central bank intends to wait for conditions to stabilize before committing funds to the industry. "We won't make any decisions without thorough analysis. We're analyzing. We won't rush these decisions until good investment opportunities emerge. After the current decline in all digital, financial, and crypto assets,…...

1+ min ago (339+ words) Kazakhstan's central bank is weighing a plan to invest up to $300 million in cryptocurrency assets. On November 28, Timur Suleimenov, chairman of the National Bank of Kazakhstan, said the bank could allocate funds from the National Fund and its foreign-exchange reserves into crypto. However, he emphasized that the full amount may not be used. Meanwhile, he said the recent pullback across digital asset markets has made the timing of any allocation less certain. Indeed, Bitcoin price has declined by more than 17% during the past month amid broader market volatility. Considering this, he stated that the central bank intends to wait for conditions to stabilize before committing funds to the industry. "We won't make any decisions without thorough analysis. We're analyzing. We won't rush these decisions until good investment opportunities emerge. After the current decline in all digital, financial, and crypto assets,…...

2+ min ago (147+ words) Amid his best season yet, Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is climbing the list of the all-time greats, when it comes to the accumulation of passing yardage. Stafford enters the Week 13 game against the Panthers only 153 yards from leapfrogging Matt Ryan for eighth on the all-time list. Ryan had 62,792. Stafford has 62,639. After Ryan, Stafford will have 648 yards to catch Philip Rivers for No. 7. And then it's another 648 exactly to catch Ben Roethlisberger for No. 6. Getting to No. 5 depends on how much longer Aaron Rodgers plays. He currently has 64,921. It's a long way to No. 4, where Brett Favre has 71,838. Stafford currently is 9,199 behind. It'll take another two or three years to get there. Given the way Stafford is currently playing, it's not a crazy proposition....