Crypto news today: Banks, Ether losses and tokenized stocks

Crypto news today is led by Deutsche Bank’s new digital-asset custody service, while market data showed declines for most of the major assets listed below. Bitmine’s reported losses, an expansion of tokenized equities and weaker eToro earnings also featured in coverage on November 11.

Crypto news today market overview

Bitcoin and Ether were lower over 24 hours at 14:13 UTC on November 11, according to CoinGecko data. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index stood at 29, classified as Fear, on November 11, according to Alternative.me.

At that snapshot, four of the five assets in the table were lower over 24 hours. Ether and XRP had the largest seven-day declines among them. These figures describe the specified time periods and do not establish what caused the price movements.

Deutsche Bank launches digital-asset custody service

Deutsche Bank launched a digital-asset custody service and signed an agreement covering tokenized funds, crypto exchange-traded commodities and stablecoins, The Block reported on November 11. U.Today and BeInCrypto also covered the announcement.

The reported agreement covers three areas: tokenized funds, crypto ETCs and stablecoins. The supplied report does not provide further detail about the agreement’s terms or the service’s scope. The Block’s report covers Deutsche Bank’s custody launch and agreement.

Bitmine reports billions in digital-asset losses

Bitmine reported a $6.3 billion net loss for fiscal 2026 as Ether prices slid, according to Cointelegraph. The company booked $6.2 billion in unrealized losses on digital assets. It held 6.07 million ETH on Sunday, equal to 4.97% of Ether’s supply, the report said. The Block also covered the results.

The net loss and the unrealized-loss figure are separate reported metrics. The supplied report does not provide further detail on the composition of the net loss. Cointelegraph’s report on Bitmine’s fiscal 2026 results provides the reported figures.

Kraken parent expands tokenized stock offering

Kraken’s parent company added more than 200 tokenized UK and EU equities to its xStocks offering, Cointelegraph reported. The expansion includes all 40 companies in Germany’s DAX index. The company plans further expansion into Hong Kong, and The Block also covered the announcement.

The report describes an expansion of the offering and a plan for Hong Kong. It does not say that the products are already available there. Cointelegraph’s report covers the xStocks expansion in the UK and EU.

eToro profit falls as crypto activity weakens

eToro’s third-quarter net income was about $15 million, down from $57 million a year earlier, according to the company’s November 10 earnings release as summarized by NewsBTC. Net contribution was around $186 million, down 13% year over year, with lower cryptocurrency trading activity contributing to the decline.

eToro reported 4.39 million funded accounts, an increase of 18%, and about $20.8 billion in assets under administration. It also announced a $250 million share repurchase authorization. The results show that the account total increased while net income and net contribution were lower year over year. The Block also covered the results. NewsBTC’s report provides further coverage of eToro’s third-quarter results.

Across restores systems after domain hijack

Attackers gained control of Across’s official domain through a social engineering attack on domain registrar Namecheap, The Block reported. The report’s headline said the cross-chain protocol restored its systems. Cointelegraph also covered the incident.

The supplied reporting identifies the domain hijack and says Across restored its systems, but does not provide further details about the incident. The Block’s report covers the domain hijack and system restoration.

Other headlines

• Arca opens its desktop app: NewsBTC reported that the app from the team behind Brevis opened to the public on Mac and Windows on November 11. Users can select AI sessions stored on their computers for submission. Arca anonymizes selected sessions on the device before upload, returns a quote range, and pays weekly for approved sessions. The report says nothing uploads in the background and that nothing leaves a device until a user selects and confirms a session.
• David Schwartz details his crypto holdings: BeInCrypto reported that Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz said his XRP holdings had fallen from about 26 million to roughly 3 million. He also said he holds 1 BTC and 6 ETH, down from about 1,500 BTC and 40,000 ETH. According to the report, Schwartz sold gradually over the years.

FAQ

What matters most in crypto news today?

Deutsche Bank’s custody launch and agreement covering tokenized funds, crypto ETCs and stablecoins are among the institutional developments in the supplied coverage. Bitmine’s reported net and unrealized losses are another prominent company result.

Why are crypto prices falling today?

The market snapshot shows Bitcoin, Ether, BNB and XRP down over 24 hours at 14:13 UTC on November 11, while Solana was up 0.01%. It also shows seven-day declines for all five assets. The supplied data does not identify a cause for those changes.

Where can I check crypto news today?

Review the reports and attributions identified in this article. For market figures, check the source and timestamp: the CoinGecko prices shown here are from 14:13 UTC on November 11, 2026.

Sources

• Deutsche Bank goes live with digital asset custody service, signs asset management deal (The Block)
• Bitmine posts $6.3B net loss for fiscal 2026 as Ether prices slide (Cointelegraph)
• Arca Opens to Everyone, Paying People for the AI Sessions They’d Otherwise Throw Away (NewsBTC)

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile; always do your own research before investing.