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  1. Thu 5 Nov

  2. Wallet linked to @polypol87446165 sells $6.36m of ETH and stETH, Ai Yi says

    On-chain analyst Ai Yi says a wallet linked to @polypol87446165 (0x52ee...AAE3) redeemed tokens from Aave over the past 10 hours and sold $6.36m of ETH and stETH on-chain at an average price of $2,428.

    EthereumOdailyAIBearish

  3. Hong Kong sets gold token standard of one token per 400-ounce bar, Hui says

    Financial services and the treasury secretary, Christopher Hui, says Hong Kong will launch an interbank tokenised gold trading project under the HKMA's Ensemble, with one token per standard 400-ounce bar priced off the HAU benchmark. HKEX also plans a blockchain multi-asset platform, with tokenised carbon credits and, in 2027, LME-recognised warehouse receipts.

    RegulationOdailyAIBullish

  4. ZEC spot ETFs draw $3.43m net inflow, SoSoValue says

    SoSoValue data show ZEC spot ETFs took in $3.43m net on 4 Nov, all through the Zcash ETF (ZCSH), whose cumulative inflows reached $218m. Total net assets were $757m, with a ZEC net asset ratio of 3.44%.

    ETFsPANewsAIBullish

  5. HYPE spot ETFs post $2.38m net outflow, SoSoValue says

    SoSoValue data show HYPE spot ETFs had a total net outflow of $2.38m on 4 Nov. Bitwise's BHYP led with $1.41m out, while 21Shares' THYP saw $967,700 leave; total net assets stood at $411m.

    ETFsOdailyAIBearish

  6. Sand.ai raises $200m A+ round to reach unicorn status

    Sand.ai, the video-model company founded by former Microsoft Research Asia researcher Cao Yue, said on 5 November it had closed a $200m A+ round led by Cornerstone Capital and Wangsu Science & Technology. It has raised $300m in 10 months across three 2026 rounds.

    AIChainCatcherAINeutral

  7. LeisureMeta plans gradual DAO token unlock while keeping KODA supply off market

    LeisureMeta said it will gradually unlock its DAO token allocation on the schedule set out in its white paper. It said DAO tokens held in custody at Korea Digital Asset will not move to external wallets or circulate, whether or not the lockup is lifted.

    AltcoinsCoinNessAIBullish

  8. a16z-linked entity moves 233,000 HYPE, analyst estimates $1.14m profit if sold

    An a16z-linked entity deposited 148,100 HYPE worth $12.6m to exchanges over 16 hours at an average of $85.26, on-chain analyst Ai Yi says. It has moved 233,000 HYPE worth over $20.6m since 30 Oct, with an estimated $1.14m profit if sold.

    AltcoinsOdailyAIBearish

  9. Changpeng Zhao says AI will make systems safer by exposing flaws

    Speaking at the Oxford Union, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao said a recent hack was preventable and that attackers spent about five to six months combining social engineering, interview phishing and AI to find weaknesses. He said AI will make systems safer in the long run and called for industry collaboration with AI labs, law enforcement and security experts.

    AIPANewsAIBearish

  10. South Korea's FTC says review of Naver Financial-Dunamu deal is not finalised

    South Korea's Fair Trade Commission says the outcome of its review of the proposed Naver Financial-Dunamu business combination has not been finalised, urging caution after a report that it would review the deal on 18 Nov and that approval was effectively near.

    RegulationCoinNessAINeutral

  11. Aptos pushes into institutional onchain finance with backing from BlackRock and others

    Aptos is expanding into a full onchain finance platform offering stablecoins, tokenised funds, lending, trading and payments, with ecosystem participation from firms including BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, Aave and Bullish. Its stablecoin market capitalisation was about $773m in early November 2026, down about 48.1% from a $1.49bn peak in October last year.

    AltcoinsCoinNessAIBullish

  12. Address adds $5.08m of ZEC long as profit reaches $21.4m

    An address increased its ZEC long position by 3,875 tokens between 09:09 and 10:07, raising it from 11,125.19 to 15,000.19 ZEC. It opened about $5.07m at an average price of roughly $1,308.47; the position is now worth about $19.7m, with cumulative gains of about $21.4m.

    AltcoinsOdailyAIBullish

  13. Moscow Exchange to start Bitcoin, ether and tether trading on 1 December 2026

    The Moscow Exchange said it will open digital currency trading to market participants from 1 December 2026, starting with Bitcoin, ether and tether on its existing equity infrastructure and the National Clearing Centre's settlement system. Trading will run 06:50 to 23:50 Moscow time, initially as a pilot with more assets to follow.

    BitcoinOdailyAIBullish

  14. Asian chip stocks fall as Democrats sweep US Congress

    A Democratic sweep of both US congressional chambers drove sector rotation in Asian stocks, with SK Hynix down more than 9% and Samsung Electronics 7%, pushing South Korea's KOSPI down over 5%. Toyota and Honda rose about 5%, lifting Japan's Topix 1%.

    MacroOdailyAINeutral

  15. Bitcoin's next major upgrade may be BIP-54 'great consensus cleanup'

    Bitcoin's next major protocol upgrade may be the BIP-54 soft fork, known as the great consensus cleanup, which aims to fix four consensus-rule vulnerabilities. Developer Matt Corallo first drafted it in March 2019 and it was numbered in April 2025.

    BitcoinOdailyAIBullish

  16. India's CERT-In warns AI-assisted hackers are targeting crypto exchanges

    India's CERT-In has labelled AI-assisted attackers targeting financial institutions 'CRAFTY FALCON', naming crypto exchanges among affected sectors. It says AI tools help generate attack scripts, with some attacks timed for weekends and holidays, and that wallet keys have been stolen.

    RegulationOdailyAIBearish

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