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Date	Story	What was wrong	What changed
10 November 2026	Nvidia investors face uncertainty as board probes Jensen Huang affair, spy allegations	The story said Jensen Huang’s memo to employees named the other person, and gave a detail of her earlier career that the cited source does not report.	An earlier version said Jensen Huang told employees he had an affair with Alice Huang and called her a former television journalist in China; his memo does not name anyone, and The Boston Globe, which reports the relationship, describes her as a Chinese citizen and a Megaspeed executive without mentioning journalism.
10 November 2026	WLFI payments plan names no Web2 partner, though a Mesh tie-up for USD1 is due this quarter	The story cited CoinMarketCap for a claim about the WLFI token that we could not source, and its headline said no partner had been named.	An earlier version said the WLFI token was down more than 80% ‘amid scam allegations’, citing CoinMarketCap; we could not source that and have removed it. The headline and text now note the Mesh partnership announced at the same event.
10 November 2026	Unfolded says North Korea-linked crypto hacks total $9.6bn since 2019	The story said “and that the FBI has not confirmed recent attributions.”; “Unfolded said the FBI has not yet confirmed attributions for recent cases such as Binance, Bitget and Drift.”; “That Binance amount exceeds the next nine largest hacks combined, about $5.4bn, Unfolded said.”; “Why the FBI has not confirmed attribution”; “and more than the next nine largest hacks combined at about $5.4bn.”; “That leaves official attribution open even as on-chain analysts name groups.”; “That figure is larger than the next nine largest North Korea-linked hacks combined at about $5.4bn.”; “The FBI officially confirmed that the North Korean hacking group TraderTraitor was responsible for the Binance heist, according to reporting by The New York Times. The correct claim is that the FBI has confirmed North Korea's responsibility for the Binance hack.”; “but without official FBI confirmation the attribution remains contested.”; “The concentration is stark: the $6.4bn Binance sum exceeds the next nine largest North Korea-linked hacks combined at about $5.4bn.”; “We will treat security-firm attributions as provisional until the FBI or another official body confirms them.”; “A formal confirmation would turn this from a widely suspected link into an established fact and would strengthen the case for coordinated action against the groups involved.”.	An earlier version said the FBI had not confirmed who was behind the Binance theft; the FBI attributed it to North Korea's TraderTraitor on 31 October, after Unfolded's post. It also said the Binance amount exceeded the next nine North Korea-linked hacks combined at about $5.4bn; the other incidents in Unfolded's tally add up to about $3.2bn.
10 November 2026	Buyer says he found spy implant in Ledger wallet bought at German MediaMarkt	The headline stated a buyer’s claim about a Ledger device as established fact.	An earlier headline stated as fact that a buyer found a Ledger spy implant in a German MediaMarkt wallet; the claim is the buyer's, and Ledger has not confirmed a European case.
10 November 2026	Binance-backed Predict.fun teases token with a one-word post	The story gave a career description of Predict.fun’s founder that we could not source.	An earlier version described Predict.fun's founder as a former Binance head of research and PancakeSwap founder; the reporting we could verify says only that CZ described the founder as ex-Binance.
10 November 2026	OKX Money pays up to 10% APY on USDG balances in emerging markets	The story said “Pompliano (@Pomplianoia) said on X that ten percent on a safe dollar coin is a big number”; “Pompliano and others on X are right to press the point”.	An earlier version attributed a post to Pompliano; the account (@Pomplianoia) is not Anthony Pompliano's (@APompliano).
10 November 2026	Binance opens nominations for 2026 Global Top 100 Blockchain Creators Award	The story said “Binance has not yet published voting dates, eligibility rules or the names of its partners.”; “Binance has not published the dates for the voting window, the results or the ceremony, and it has not named the partners it says are presenting the award with it.”.	An earlier version said Binance had not published the voting, results or ceremony dates or eligibility rules; its announcement lists all of them, and only the partners remain unnamed.
10 November 2026	Crypto spot volume rises 20% to $973bn in September, a second monthly gain	The story said “The figure rests on one tracker and the August base comes from another.”; “The $973bn rests on CryptoRank alone, and the August base of $510bn comes from WuBlockchain, a different tracker.”; “The August comparison is not apples to apples either: the 20% gain is measured against $510bn in August on WuBlockchain data, a different provider.”; “The 20% gain is measured against $510bn in August on WuBlockchain data, a different provider. So the two months come from different trackers.”.	An earlier version said CryptoRank's 20% gain was measured against $510bn in August; that figure is WuBlockchain's, and CryptoRank's 20% rise is against its own August base (about $811bn). $973bn against $510bn would be a 91% rise.
10 November 2026	DeFi Education Fund and Ipsos poll: crypto support falls to 13% when named	The story said “two weeks before US midterms that will shape crypto rules”.	An earlier version said the survey came out two weeks before the US midterms; it was released on 27 October, a week before 3 November.
10 November 2026	Government Bitcoin holdings fall 1,635 BTC in 2026 to 645,596 BTC	The story said “Five state holders control 3.07% of supply, InvestIn.News calculated.”; “InvestIn.News calculated that the five largest state holders control 3.07% of Bitcoin's 21 million coin supply.”; “InvestIn.News calculated that those five holders together control 3.07% of Bitcoin's 21 million coin supply.”; “together hold 3.07% of Bitcoin's 21 million coin supply”.	An earlier version said the five largest state holders control 3.07% of Bitcoin's 21 million coins; they hold 633,771 BTC, about 3.02%. The 3.07% figure is for all tracked governments together (645,596 BTC).
10 November 2026	Stablecoin payments rise 45% to $482bn as supply stays flat	The story said “Third-quarter payments hit a record $72bn, with business payments at 64% of the total.”; “Third-quarter payments hit a record $72bn, and business payments made up 64% of the total.”; “Third-quarter payments hit a record $72bn, with business payments making up 64% of the total.”.	An earlier version called $72bn the record third-quarter payment total; Crypto Briefing reports it as September's monthly record.
10 November 2026	Reuters poll: all 100 economists expect December Fed rate hike	The story said “Nearly all economists in a Reuters poll expect the Federal Reserve to hold rates in October and then raise them in December, with 94 of 100 seeing rates at 4.00% to 4.25% by year-end.”; “94 of 100 see rates at 4.00%-4.25% by year-end, while nearly 60% see that as the peak.”; “and 94 of 100 see a 4.00%-4.25% range by year-end.”; “94 of 100 see rates at 4.00%–4.25% by year-end”; “94 of the 100 see rates at 4.00%-4.25% by year-end, according to MarketScreener and CoinNess.”.	An earlier version said 94 of 100 economists saw rates at 4.00%-4.25% by year-end; 94 of 100 expected an October hold, all 100 expect a December hike, and nearly 60% of the 92 who answered see 4.00%-4.25% as the peak.
10 November 2026	Rs 9,00,100 crore of India's crypto trading moved offshore in FY 2025-26, report estimates	The story said “Its report, dated 13 October, is the first to put a number on how far Indian crypto trading has moved abroad.”; “and no other outlet has carried the report.”.	An earlier version said the TIOL report was the first to put a number on India's offshore crypto trading and that no other outlet had carried it; an Esya Centre report put a figure on offshore trading in December 2024, and Coin Edition carried the TIOL report on 13 October.
10 November 2026	Western Union and MoneyGram launch stablecoins to defend remittance business	The story said “Western Union's USDPT and MoneyGram's MGUSD go live as a $200 transfer comparison shows a four-minute, $2 stablecoin route against three days and $12.72.”; “cutting a $200 transfer from $12.72 and three days to and four minutes.”; “Western Union and MoneyGram stablecoins USDPT and MGUSD went live on 19 October 2026, according to Bloomingbit.”; “InvestIn.News compared routes: a $200 transfer via Western Union or MoneyGram takes three days and costs $12.72; stablecoin takes four minutes and $2.”; “with Western Union’s USDPT live and MoneyGram’s MGUSD”; “InvestIn.News compared the routes: a $200 transfer through Western Union or MoneyGram can take up to three days and cost about $12.72, while a stablecoin transfer can settle in about four minutes for around $2, an 84% saving.”; “A $200 transfer that once took three days and cost $12.72 can now settle in about four minutes for around $2.”.	An earlier version presented $12.72 and $2 as Western Union and MoneyGram prices; they are Borderless.xyz's median stablecoin cost and the World Bank's average traditional cost for a $200 transfer. It also said both stablecoins went live on 19 October; Western Union launched USDPT in May.
10 November 2026	Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says Google AI Mode no longer drives traffic	The story said “Reddit CEO Steve Huffman said on 28 October 2026 that Google's AI Mode”.	An earlier version said Reddit's CEO made the remark on 28 October; Reddit's earnings call was on 29 October.
10 November 2026	ED arrests Korvio Coin aide Atul Sood in alleged Rs 500 crore fraud	The story said “seizure of Rs 72 lakh (about $84,000) in cash”; “(about $84,000)”.	An earlier version converted Rs 72 lakh to about $84,000; at about Rs 94 to the dollar it is about $77,000.
10 November 2026	Mudrex says operations normal after ED searches in Rs 5,000 crore FEMA probe	The story said “Mudrex, operated by RPAS Technologies,”.	An earlier version spelled the company name RPAS Technologies; it is RPFAS Technologies Private Limited.
10 November 2026	Ansem says altcoin investing is shifting to project fundamentals	The story said “The combined altcoin market cap reached $1.17tn that week, its highest since late January.”.	An earlier version gave the combined altcoin market cap as $1.17tn; Cointelegraph reported $1.19tn.
10 November 2026	Standard Chartered launches BTC and ETH trading for UAE professional investors	The story said “it said on 13 October 2026.”; “the bank said in a press release dated 13 October 2026”; “beyond the 13 October announcement”.	An earlier version dated Standard Chartered's press release 13 October; the release is dated 14 October.
10 November 2026	El Salvador's Bitcoin holdings pass 7,800 BTC with daily buys	The story said “The IMF said on 2 September 2026 that Bitcoin added since June 2025”.	An earlier version dated the IMF statement 2 September 2026; it was issued on 3 September.
10 November 2026	Blockaid: Crypto hacking losses hit $1.18bn, issuer blacklists recovered nothing	The story said “with $1.04bn still unrecovered.”; “and $1.04bn remained unrecovered.”.	An earlier version said $1.04bn remained unrecovered; $1.18bn less $9.8m returned and $81.4m frozen is about $1.09bn.
10 November 2026	Citigroup lifts Bitcoin forecast 38% to $113,400 and Strategy target to $240	The story said “The $113,400 target sits about 32-35% above spot,”; “so the target sits about 32-35% above spot.”.	An earlier version said the $113,400 target sat 32-35% above spot; at the $86,462 spot price quoted it is about 31%.
10 November 2026	Hong Kong crypto dealing commission falls 13.5% to HK$99.3m in H1 2026	The story said “in H1 2026, down from HK$115m, while”; “down 13.5% from HK$115m in H2 2025.”; “or 13.5%, from HK$115m in the second half of 2025, according to the Securities and”; “or 13.5%, from HK$115m in the second half of 2025, according to the SFC's”; “dealing commission for the first half of 2026, down from HK$115m.”.	An earlier version gave the second-half 2025 figure as HK$115m; the SFC review says HK$114.8m, which is why the fall is HK$15.5m.
10 November 2026	Stablecoin market cap falls $12.7bn since May to $300bn	The story said “Among the 15 largest stablecoins, USDC accounted for roughly 80% of the $5.82bn monthly drop”.	An earlier version said the $5.82bn monthly drop covered the 15 largest stablecoins; it covers the 13 tokens with monthly DefiLlama data.
10 November 2026	Bitwise's Yann Liberman says 20% stablecoin yields with no risk are unrealistic	The story said “This is Raymond's own reasoning rather than a sourced figure”; “— Raymond”.	An earlier version attributed the story's own reasoning to 'Raymond', a name that appears nowhere else in the story or on our team page; it is InvestIn.News's own reasoning.
10 November 2026	Tokenised Stocks	The entry said “50 of the 63 companies it named, including Nvidia, Microsoft and Walmart, had objected.”.	An earlier version named Nvidia, Microsoft and Walmart as companies that objected to OKXICE's venue; OKXICE did not name the objectors and no reviewed source lists those three.
10 November 2026	Market Cap	The entry said “Bitcoin, with nearly 20 million coins in circulation, has the largest.”.	An earlier version said Bitcoin had nearly 20 million coins in circulation; the 20 million mark was passed in March 2026.
10 November 2026	Mike McGlone says Bitcoin could fall to $10,000 if US stocks drop 20%	The story said “which noted on 6 October that Bitcoin was trading at $86,189 that day”.	An earlier version gave Bitcoin's price on 6 October as $86,189 in one place; the 24/7 Wall St article cited gives $85,896.
10 November 2026	Caroline Pham says CFTC can regulate crypto without Congress	The story said “The CFTC proposed its first crypto market rules on 5 October, after the CLARITY Act failed a Senate vote in September.”.	An earlier version said the CFTC proposed its first crypto market rules on 5 October; the CFTC published an advance notice of proposed rulemaking that day, seeking comment before any rule is proposed.