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11/3
03:04
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong reposted a tweet stating that New Jersey has dropped its staking lawsuit against Coinbase and lifted the cease-and-desist order, allowing users in the state to resume staking services. Armstrong said that Coinbase will continue to fight for and win such cases for its customers, noting that New Jersey users will soon be able to participate in staking again. Previously, users in the state missed out on millions of dollars in staking rewards over the past three years.
03:02
Qatari Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani held a phone call with Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi to discuss ongoing diplomatic efforts aimed at de-escalating regional tensions. A statement from the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the two sides discussed the latest regional developments, particularly diplomatic efforts and joint coordination to reduce escalation and promote regional security and stability. Sheikh Mohammed reiterated Qatar's support for diplomatic efforts to ensure freedom of navigation and pave the way for a comprehensive agreement that achieves sustainable peace in the region.
03:01
According to CNBC, citing a post by SpaceX President and COO Gwynne Shotwell, over 2 million shares of SpaceX stock donated by her and her husband are slated for distribution in December to eligible children's "Trump Accounts." Approximately 2 million account holders aged 11 to 17 will each receive one share. This applies to those residing in postal code areas where the median household income does not exceed $57,000, or in areas where the median income cannot be statistically determined due to a low resident count.
02:53
Decrypt reports that North Korean hackers are laundering funds stolen from Binance by creating a new wallet every 25 seconds. Of the $6.43 billion stolen from Binance, $2.85 billion has been frozen or seized, compared to only about 3% in the Bybit theft case. North Korea's automated money laundering activities involve 12,000 wallets.
02:51
Yemen's internationally recognized government's Ministry of Interior stated that police forces in Taiz province are preparing to counter threats from the Houthi group, also known as Ansar Allah. The ministry warned on Facebook of the need to prepare to confront "terrorist Houthi militias and their sleeper cells" in Taiz, and called for increased coordination among police forces to address "the siege and attacks carried out by the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist militias, and the resulting security and humanitarian challenges."
02:43
According to SoSoValue data, the BNB Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) led inflows among spot cryptocurrency ETFs listed in the US in October, with the VanEck BNB ETF attracting $99 million. Approximately $97 million (98.8% of the monthly net total) of the fund's inflows occurred on October 2, weeks before Binance suffered a $6.3 billion hack on October 29. In contrast, Ethereum funds saw outflows of $1.61 billion, Bitcoin products $515 million, and Solana ETFs $144 million during the same period. The VanEck BNB ETF holds tokens through qualified custodians such as Anchorage Digital and BitGo, with custody arrangements independent of Binance.
02:43
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) staff issued guidance clarifying when token voters are not considered a "central party." The guidance distinguishes between independent governance participation and coordinated control, and identifies unilateral power that constitutes oversight of a crypto system.
02:42
Fifty public companies, including Nvidia, Microsoft, and JPMorgan, have objected to OKX and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) tokenizing their shares. This comes as the 30-day notice window for OKXICE, a joint venture between crypto exchange OKX and NYSE parent ICE, closed on Tuesday. The objections stem from the SEC’s five-year “Innovation Exemption,” which allows tokenized securities venues to trade blockchain versions of U.S. stocks without registering as exchanges, provided the issuer does not object within 30 days. OKXICE plans 24/7 trading of these tokens, backed one-for-one by real shares and paired against stablecoins like USDC on OKX’s X Layer blockchain. Nasdaq has also actively opposed this model, citing concerns about market fragmentation, and is developing its own issuer-centric Nasdaq Equity Token with Kraken.
02:41
Hacked Ukrainian emergency alert app issued fake nuclear, chemical attack and street combat warnings. Many Ukrainians, accustomed to years of Russian attacks, largely doubted the veracity of the messages, and the Air Force quickly clarified that the app had been compromised and there was no radiation threat. Cybersecurity experts believe Russian hackers were behind the incident, aiming to spread disinformation.
02:38
U.S. gasoline prices fell ahead of the midterm elections, with Brent crude dropping over 6% due to diplomatic progress between the U.S. and Iran. On Monday, the average price for regular gasoline in the U.S. was $4.17 per gallon, down 12 cents from last week; diesel prices fell to $6.29 per gallon. As a result, shares of oil and gas giants such as ConocoPhillips, Chevron, and ExxonMobil declined, while major U.S. stock indices rose.
02:37
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported that a Russian bomb attack on an aid center in Ukraine killed 24 people and injured five others. Zelenskyy stated that the attack destroyed a school in the village of Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia region, which was being used as a humanitarian center, and noted that this act by Russia further proves its unwillingness to de-escalate the situation or seek true justice, but rather "counts on more killings." Additionally, drone attacks in the Kharkiv region and the city of Odesa injured 12 and 5 people, respectively.
02:34
Yemen’s internationally recognised government forces say one soldier has been killed and 14 others wounded while repelling a Houthi attack in Taiz governorate. The forces also accused the Houthis of launching a ballistic missile at al-Mukhaff village in the same area, killing and wounding 60 civilians, including children. The Houthis have yet to comment on the incident.
02:33
Following the $6.3 billion Binance hack, NEAR Intents head Alex Shevchenko outlined three critical rules for cryptocurrency wallet developers to prevent their services from becoming unwitting accomplices in laundering stolen funds. The hack, which occurred in late October 2026, exposed vulnerabilities in instant exchange infrastructure, with decentralized bridges and liquidity aggregators becoming key tools for legalizing the stolen assets. With approximately $3.5 billion still under hacker control, Shevchenko emphasized that due diligence on integration partners is now a core product requirement, as regulatory pressure on the Web3 sector is expected to increase.
02:31
Apple is set to report earnings after the market closes on Monday, according to an analysis by a CNBC Pro contributor. Option pricing implies a move of less than $16.50, or 4.8% from its then-current price, by the end of the week. This implied move is higher than the median of 3.25% over the previous four quarters. The above data reflects option pricing at the time of the article and not actual stock price movements.
02:31
North Korea's economy has maintained robust 3% growth despite UN sanctions, thanks to supply chains for goods and energy provided by China and Russia, Nikkei Asia reported. Concurrently, North Korea is expanding its weapons production capacity to export to the Russian military, which is facing shortages.
02:27
Horizen DAO's recovery plan excludes USDC.e, with a cross-chain bridge deadline of November 4. The DAO plans to return the remaining ZEN (including staking rewards) and eligible ETH balances on the Base chain in the latter half of November.
02:25
As Apple and Palantir prepare to release their earnings reports, options trading data indicates a surge in bearish sentiment. Apple's put option trading volume significantly exceeds call options, with its put option prices reaching the 86th percentile over the past year. Palantir's put option prices are even higher, reaching the 97th percentile over the past year, with the market anticipating an 11.5% fluctuation in its stock price. Furthermore, a block trade of Palantir put options worth $5.1 million also suggests pessimistic expectations.
02:22
Proton CEO Calls Security Caution 'Loser Thinking' Amid AI Push, Sparking User Revolt and Subscription Cancellations. Proton customers are reportedly canceling subscriptions after the privacy company defended its shift toward automated development and scrapped employee re-interviews, following reports of pressure to adopt AI coding.
02:18
Bitcoin traders are eyeing a post-U.S. midterm election rally as exchange outflows point to a supply crunch. Bulls are closely watching short positions, exchange withdrawals, and key price levels for signs of a rebound.
02:13
The regulatory approval marks a significant step in Animoca Brands' transition from blockchain gaming and venture investing towards regulated institutional financial services.

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