Today's biggest crypto stories so far (UTC), ranked by importance and how many outlets covered them: 31 stories, each linked to its sources.
MARA sold 13,597 BTC for about $1.1 billion after Q3 to repay loans, and its shareholder letter signals further sales, per BeInCrypto.
Elliptic says hackers tied to North Korea minted six memecoins on NEAR to move part of the Binance hack proceeds through DEX liquidity pools.
Reports say China's central bank, the PBOC, is preparing to probe Solana over its activities and a campaign in Shanghai. The scrutiny follows an abrupt suspension of a Solana event in October that drew law enforcement involvement. For traders, regulatory action from China adds headline risk for SOL.
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CME FedWatch odds for a December Fed rate hike rose to 84%, while US spot Bitcoin ETFs shed $1.28 billion last week, the largest weekly outflow since late June. Strong October jobs data and a 4.1% unemployment rate drove hike expectations. Traders should watch rate-hike risk as a headwind for crypto.
Canada's Budget 2026 proposes letting bank subsidiaries and foreign financial institutions issue stablecoins under the Stablecoin Act, but would place them outside Canadian prudential supervision. The snippet indicates deposit guarantees would be stripped from these arrangements. Traders should watch how this regulatory framework shapes stablecoin access and risk in Canada.
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Korean exchange Upbit announced it will list Hyperliquid (HYPE) for trading with KRW, BTC and USDT pairs. The snippet is short and gives no price or volume details. Exchange listings can bring new buyer access and liquidity to a token, so traders may watch for a short-term reaction.
Trump Media and Technology Group reported net income of $409.7 million in Q3, compared with a net loss of $54.8 million a year earlier. The swing was driven by crypto gains, which highlights how digital asset holdings are lifting corporate earnings for firms with crypto treasuries.
Bitcoin miner HIVE reported a 49% jump in its Bitcoin output, yet its mining revenue still fell 7.4% despite the higher production. Its AI hosting business grew 71%, showing the company leaning on diversification. For traders, the report signals that miner revenue is under pressure even as production rises.
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An Ethereum wallet dating back to the network's 2015 launch moved about $4.6 million and avoided a scam. Bots had planted lookalike addresses in its transaction history, but the owner sent the funds to the correct destination. The story is a security anecdote with limited direct market impact.
SlowMist flagged an iOS sandbox escape risk that could expose wallet data stored locally in plaintext. The warning references iOS 26.0 through 26.7.2 and 27.2 as affected targets, according to a public repository. Traders using mobile wallets on affected iOS versions may want to check their device security and update when patches arrive.
Read on The Defiant Story page
Coinbase, Kalshi and Payward (Kraken) have asked to file an amicus brief supporting the CFTC's authority to regulate single-stock perpetual futures in the US. The filing sides with the regulator in a lawsuit over these products. Traders should watch the outcome, since it could shape which crypto-linked derivatives can be offered domestically.
Singapore-based miner BitFuFu reportedly raised its Bitcoin holdings to 1,454 BTC even as its mining output fell sharply during a severe market downturn. The move signals that some miners are still accumulating rather than selling. Traders may watch whether other miners follow a similar strategy.
A newly created wallet pulled 1,489 BTC (about $111.34M) from BitGo, and three new wallets withdrew roughly 1,003 BTC ($75M) from Binance over 24 hours. Outflows from exchanges to fresh wallets are often read as accumulation, though the snippet does not show the holders' intent.
Read on Lookonchain Story page
Upbit and Bithumb, South Korea's two largest exchanges, both announced listings for Hyperliquid (HYPE), with trading opening November 10. HYPE rose 0.73% over 24 hours while the broader crypto market cap fell 2.47%. The listings add exposure in a major Asian market, though HYPE remains about 24% below its September record of $97.96.
LNbits has disabled its hosted Bitcoin services with no timeline for a restart, after a security-related change was merged into development on November 9. GitHub still lists a September backup hotfix as the latest stable release. Traders may see this as an operational issue for hosted Lightning wallet users rather than a broad market event.
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Hyperliquid's priority fees reached $1.2 million last week, a record high and roughly double the prior week, according to Artemis data. Traders pay priority fees in HYPE to move ahead in the order queue, and that HYPE is burned, removing tokens from supply. The jump suggests rising demand for block space on the exchange.
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Security firm CertiK argues that exchanges should cap the dollar value held in hot wallets, not just rely on cold storage ratios. The snippet notes that cold storage share is a useful gauge of online exposure but not a complete security score. The view is a policy and risk-management opinion rather than a market-moving event.
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The XRP Ledger Foundation has outlined a roadmap for quantum-resistant accounts, letting owners add a quantum-safe key and retire the old one. The plan targets a full network transition by 2028 and carries no extra fees for users. For traders, it is a long-horizon security upgrade rather than an immediate price catalyst.
Vitalik Buterin told Moneycontrol that Ethereum's remaining lean roadmap could take about 20 years without AI, with zero-knowledge proofs and AI-assisted formal verification speeding up base-layer upgrades. The comments are a long-term roadmap view rather than a near-term catalyst, so traders are unlikely to act on them directly.
Read on Wu Blockchain Story page
Securitize reported third-quarter revenue of $18.6 million, up 13% year over year and 29% from the prior quarter, in its first report as a public company. Average tokenized assets reached a company record of $5 billion, and total tokenized assets rose 9% to $4.8 billion. Traders watching tokenization plays may see this as solid fundamental growth.
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On-chain tracker Lookonchain says wallet 2MdNva received SOL from several token creator wallets that had made large profits, then sent about 299,838 SOL (roughly $26M) to Binance and OKX over 16 hours. Heavy exchange deposits from insiders can signal selling pressure, so traders may watch whether more creator wallets follow.
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Glassnode data shows most recent altcoin buyers were selling at a loss by late October, after altcoin volume spiked to nearly 4x Bitcoin's in September. Bitcoin fell about 11% from its $87,100 September high into November 3. The cooling of altcoin speculation signals weaker risk appetite across the market.
Bitcoin is trading below $75,000 as traders await the October U.S. CPI inflation report. Analysts say a lasting rebound will need better liquidity and stronger spot ETF demand, not just a short-term easing in inflation pressure.
Lookonchain reports Hut 8 moved another 1,617 BTC worth about $121.43M, possibly to sell. The miner previously sold 2,148 BTC near $81,657 in October to fund share buybacks. Traders may read the transfer as added supply from a major miner.
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Ripple outlined custody, governance and banking integration requirements as 37 banks prepare for Qivalis's planned euro stablecoin. It pointed to existing clients BBVA and DZ BANK within the consortium. The piece is a vendor positioning update rather than a market-moving event, though it signals growing bank interest in regulated euro stablecoins.
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Binance CFO Ng is leaving the exchange after five years in the role to pursue tokenization of real-world assets. The snippet does not name the venture he is joining. For traders, this is a personnel change with no direct market impact.
Read on CryptoSlate Story page
Lookonchain flagged a wallet linked to the Ethereum Foundation selling 2,785 ETH worth $6.42M at $2,304 within the past hour. The snippet notes a previous suspected sale about two weeks earlier, with ETH down 9% since then. Traders may read repeated foundation sales as added supply pressure.
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South Korea's KOSPI jumped about 4.9% to 5,263.13 by mid-morning Tuesday, triggering a buy-side sidecar that paused program buying for five minutes. SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics led chipmaker gains. Traders are watching the US CPI report due the same day as the next test of the rebound.
A probe into Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over reports of a foreign intelligence effort broke while Wall Street was closed, and Binance's Nvidia perpetual futures fell more than 4% below the last US close. Crypto traders priced the news before stocks reopened. The episode shows tokenized stocks trading on weekends can react to equity news first.
Fundstrat's Tom Lee argues that a reversal in the VIX term structure, which normalized Monday after inverting last week, signals the stock market bottom. The S&P 500 rallied 2.3% and closed at 7,549.94. Schwab's Kevin Gordon cautions that one strong day does not confirm a bottom.
Cryptotaxaudit's CEO says the IRS appears to be sending letters to crypto taxpayers asking them to review past filings. He stresses that receiving a letter does not mean someone did anything wrong. Traders may want to check their own records, though the story is more about tax compliance than market direction.
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A dormant Ethereum wallet that had been inactive for over 10 years moved its entire 2,155 ETH balance, worth about $4.59 million. The wallet originally bought 1,400 ETH during the ICO at roughly $0.31 each and later withdrew 755 ETH from Bitfinex when ETH traded near $11.74. Traders may watch this as a possible early-holder sell signal, though the size is small relative to market volume.
Read on Lookonchain Story page
A U.Today price analysis says XRP, NEAR, HYPE and XLM are under selling pressure as key support levels are being tested. The piece points to broad weakness across these altcoins. Traders may watch whether these support levels hold in the near term.