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Bitcoin spot ETFs see $430m net outflow as FBTC leads
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $430m on 5 November, SoSoValue data show. Fidelity's FBTC led with $200m and BlackRock's IBIT followed at $105m.
Ethereum spot ETFs post $100m of net outflows in a day
Ethereum spot ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $100m on 5 November, SoSoValue data show. BlackRock's ETHA led with $75.2m, followed by its Staked ETH ETF ETHB at $22m.
JPMorgan Asset Management sees 10% annualised Bitcoin return, Grayscale's Pandl says
Grayscale research head Zach Pandl says JPMorgan Asset Management has added Bitcoin to its 2027 long-term assumptions with a 10% compound annual return, above other asset classes, and a 55% annualised volatility estimate. It keeps Bitcoin out of its main portfolio models, citing unstable correlations.
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David Allen says AI sell-off stems from conflating tech promise with returns
David Allen, head of long-short strategy at Plato Investment Management, says investors are confusing AI's transformative potential with whether the investment pays off, as Nasdaq 100 stocks fell on bets Democrats will tighten AI regulation. Vihari Ross of Antipodes Partners says the sell-off reflects a reassessment of the funding, power and demand needed for the next phase.
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Singapore's MAS says Binance not approved to offer regulated financial services
A Monetary Authority of Singapore spokesperson said on 5 November that crypto trading is not suitable for the general public and urged consumers to avoid unregulated firms. MAS reiterated that Binance is not approved to provide regulated financial services in Singapore.
Trader with $21.8m year-to-date gain opens $66.9m short on 30,000 ETH
On-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa) says a trader up $21.8m this year opened a 20x leveraged short on 30,000 ETH at an average entry of $2,283.23, worth $66.9m, and is over $1.59m in profit. On 30 Oct the trader closed long positions in 10,000 ETH and 1,000 BTC for a gain above $20.6m.
Solana's Anatoly Yakovenko says L1 teams should build native products
Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko said layer-1 teams should prioritise building products native to their own chains rather than abandoning the approach over outside doubts, adding that product-market fit is very hard to achieve.
ING plans to sell $500m portfolio of data centre loans
ING plans to sell a portfolio of data centre loans worth about $500m, including a $25m loan tied to a large New Mexico data centre in the Stargate AI infrastructure project backed by OpenAI, SoftBank and Oracle. The bank is seeking buyers for 12 loans through competitive bids.
OKX says US stock products traded $81.7bn in past 30 days
OKX says its US stock-related products drew $81.7bn in trading volume over the 30 days to 5 November 2026, including $79.9bn in stock perpetuals and $1.83bn in spot. SNDK, SOXL and SKHYNIX were the most popular names, with memory the hottest sector.
JUST DAO overhauls JST buyback and burn to draw on ecosystem revenue
JUST DAO has revamped its JST buyback and burn mechanism, deploying JustLend's past revenue reserves and shifting future buyback funding towards recurring ecosystem revenue. It plans to keep at least $50m in reserves and release about $20.3m of excess reserves in phases from the fourth quarter of 2026; 1,881,973,007 JST, 19.01% of the initial supply, has been burned.
Machi Big Brother tops up 25x ETH long after partial liquidation
Hyperbot data shows Huang Licheng, known as Machi Big Brother, had about 136 ETH of a 25x leveraged long liquidated amid crypto market swings, then added funds to take the position to about 530 ETH. The liquidation price is $2,200, $35 below ETH at $2,235, and the position is at a loss.
2015 ICO whale adds 2,221 ETH, Ai Yi says
An OG address (0x7d6...841b) that bought 1m ETH in a 2015 ICO bought 2,221 ETH worth $4.99m over the past eight hours at an average of $2,248, according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi. It holds over 122,000 ETH, worth more than $272m.
Walleye Capital tells investors of worst month in six years and job cuts
Walleye Capital, which manages over $17bn, lost 5.9% in October, its worst month since March 2020, after a tech selloff in which the Nasdaq fell 5.5% and the S&P 500 4.4%, with chip stocks hit hard. The hedge fund told investors it will cut jobs and return capital.
Counterpoint says DRAM revenue neared $200bn in third quarter on AI demand
Counterpoint Research says DRAM revenue in the third quarter of 2026 was close to $200bn, about five times a year earlier, as AI accelerators and data centres drove demand and prices. Bit shipments rose only about 4%, with the market in a price-led supercycle, it says.
CFTC no-action letter lets clearing houses use trust companies for daily settlement
The CFTC's Division of Clearing and Risk issued a no-action letter stating that derivatives clearing organisations may treat trust companies as settlement banks meeting applicable CFTC requirements. This allows them to use trust companies for the daily settlement of clearing members.
CRDO falls 11.2% in 24 hours to $118.59
CRDO dropped 11.2% over 24 hours and was trading at $118.59, according to MSX.COM data.
Sola Aoi says she has begun teaching herself about Bitcoin and crypto
Japanese actress Sola Aoi said on social media that she has started teaching herself about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies during a period when work matters she cannot yet disclose have arisen. She said her knowledge of the industry is limited and asked people familiar with it for guidance.
Democrats plan pressure on Trump over crypto, AI regulation and Iran
US Democrats will use House and Senate committee oversight over the next two years to press the Trump administration on government probes, the budget, Iran policy, AI regulation and crypto legislation. Crypto market-structure efforts have stalled over ethics rules on politicians' crypto businesses, clouding the CLARITY Act's prospects.
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