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  1. Thu 5 Nov

  2. Canary Funds launches staked Injective ETF on Nasdaq

    Canary Funds' staked Injective ETF, ticker INJC, has listed on Nasdaq, giving investors exchange-traded exposure to INJ combined with a staking mechanism, Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart says.

    ETFsOdailyAIBullish

  3. $523m of futures liquidated across major exchanges in past hour

    Major exchanges saw $523m of futures liquidated in the past hour, bringing the 24-hour total to $785m.

    AltcoinsCoinNessAIBearish

  4. Dropbox says it plans to buy Tigris Data for $350m and launch DBX Agent Cloud

    Dropbox plans to acquire cloud technology firm Tigris Data for $350m, in what could be its largest deal, with completion expected in the fourth quarter of 2026. The move is meant to strengthen its AI infrastructure and support DBX Agent Cloud, a storage platform for enterprises and developers.

    AIOdailyAINeutral

  5. US memory-chip and disk-drive stocks slump, with SanDisk down over 17%

    US memory and storage stocks sold off, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index down 8.31%. SanDisk fell 17.09%, Kioxia's ADR 15.20%, Micron 12.57%, Western Digital 13.48%, Seagate 13.43% and SK Hynix 10.80%, per MSX.COM data.

    MacroOdailyAINeutral

  6. Lido says dual loss protection now covers EarnETH and EarnUSD

    Lido says a dual loss protection system now applies to EarnETH and EarnUSD on Lido Earn, with Firelight's protection applied first and Lido DAO's second. The cover works at vault level, so depositors need take no separate action.

    EthereumCoinNessAIBullish

  7. Binance asks Arbitrum governance to return frozen ETH and ARB

    Binance has filed a constitutional improvement proposal on the Arbitrum forum seeking the return of 8,425.997 ETH and 74.56m ARB frozen after an attack on its hot wallet. Binance expects the governance process to take about seven weeks or more, and says it will cover user losses through its SAFU fund and corporate treasury.

    EthereumOdailyAIBearish

  8. Crypto liquidations top $500m in four hours, led by longs

    CoinGlass data shows $513m of crypto positions were liquidated across exchanges in four hours, including $485m in longs and $28.3m in shorts. Bitcoin liquidations reached $154m and ether $82.2m.

    BitcoinOdailyAIBearish

  9. Commentary questions claim that Democrats would harm US AI

    A commentary argues that the narrative of Democrats threatening the US AI industry overlooks the AI boom and heavy tech capital spending seen in 2023-2024 under a Democratic president. It says the 2026 midterms revived claims that data-centre construction and AI stocks face systemic risk.

    AIChainCatcherAINeutral

  10. $369m of crypto futures liquidated in the past hour

    Major exchanges saw $369m of crypto futures liquidated in the past hour, bringing the 24-hour total to $671m.

    AltcoinsCoinNessAIBearish

  11. SK Hynix token drops 15.4% in 24 hours

    The SK Hynix token fell 15.4% over 24 hours and 5.0% in one hour, trading at $882.62 on Gate.

    AltcoinsOdailyAIBearish

  12. Ether falls below $2,300, down 5.25% on the day

    Ether dropped below $2,300 on OKX and last traded at $2,299.05, a fall of 5.25% over the day.

    EthereumPANewsAIBearish

  13. Korean chip stocks slide on data-centre regulation fears; brokerages call it temporary

    Korean chip stocks fell on concerns about data-centre regulation, though brokerages see the shock as temporary.

    MacroBloomingbitAINeutral

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