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U.S. Stocks End Three-Session Losing Streak; Dell Surges More Than 15% on Better-Than-Expected Earnings, While Treasury Yields Nearing 5% Raise Concerns About a Global Pullback
U.S. stocks closed higher on Wednesday, with technology shares strengthening, Dell surging, and oil prices stabilizing. U.S. Treasury yields approached 5%, and global stock markets may face a 5%-8% correction. Trump said the strikes on Iran would end soon and that the Strait of Hormuz would be renamed the Trump Strait. The former British prime minister warned that failure to control debt would force emergency spending cuts. The Beige Book said the U.S. economy grew moderately, with AI and data centers serving as key supports. Tron’s USDT supply surpassed Ethereum’s for the first time. Broadcom’s Q3 results exceeded expectations, and its AI revenue guidance was raised. Robinhood Chain generated $3.75 million in daily fees, exceeding the combined total of Solana, ETH, and Base.
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Ant Lingbo Open-Sources Tactile Foundation Model Covering Three Major Sensing Principles
ME News reports, Nov. 10 (UTC+8): Ant Lingbo Technology recently open-sourced its tactile foundation model, LingBot-Touch. The model was pretrained on nearly 5,000 hours of real-world tactile data covering three mainstream sensing principles: magnetic tactile sensing, vision-based tactile sensing, and piezoresistive sensing. LingBot-Touch aims to convert signals from different sensors into a shared tactile representation that can be reused across different dexterous hands and action models. This open-source initiative could help address issues in the robotics field, including inconsistent tactile data standards and difficulties generalizing across hardware. (Source: ChainCatcher)
More Than 100 Validators Apply to Continue Receiving Support; Solana Foundation Says Reducing the Number of Validators Is Not the Goal of the Changes
ME News, Nov. 10 (UTC+8) — Solana Foundation Vice President of Technology Jacob Creech said in response that reducing the number of validators is not the goal of adjusting the delegation program; if enough high-quality contributors cannot be found, a decline in the number of validators may be a side effect. More than 100 validators have already submitted materials to apply for continued support.

He said SFDP was initially intended to help new validators get started, build a healthy testnet, and allow some validators to test network upgrades in advance. As the ecosystem grows, the Foundation plans to shift to a more proactive and flexible delegation mechanism, focusing on supporting network health and ecosystem contributors. SFDP will continue to support new validators, and the Foundation will also reward validators who make significant contributions to network health through ad hoc delegations. Participants are required to run their own validator nodes. The Foundation previously delegated to Blue.
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Santiment: Wallets holding 1 to 100 BTC have accumulated 14,207 BTC over the past two weeks, strengthening the bullish signal.
ME News, Nov. 10 (UTC+8) — Santiment posted that over the past two weeks, wallets holding 1 to 10 BTC accumulated a total of 10,076 BTC, while wallets holding 10 to 100 BTC accumulated 4,131 BTC, for a combined total of 14,207 BTC. Santiment noted that these holder groups are typically more patient than smaller retail wallets, tending to accumulate during market panic and reduce their exposure after strong rebounds. The firm considers the inflow of more than 14,000 BTC into these wallet groups during a major market sell-off a bullish signal, but says it remains to be seen whether the trend will continue. If BTC stabilizes at the $75,000 level and wallets holding 1 to 100 BTC continue accumulating,
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Solana Foundation Vice President of Technology: The Next Phase Will Continue to Improve Network Health and Reward Ecosystem Contributors
ME News reported on November 10 (UTC+8) that Jacob Creech, VP of Technology at the Solana Foundation, posted that recent changes to the SFDP (Solana Foundation Delegation Program) had sparked controversy in the community. These changes included a maximum participation period of 12 months, automatic graduation at 300,000 SOL, a cap of 100 validators, and a requirement to run validators independently.

The SFDP was originally intended to help onboard new validators, maintain a healthy testnet, and allow validators to test changes in advance. These goals have largely been achieved. In response to community feedback, the Foundation will continue to improve network health and reward ecosystem contributors in the next phase. (Source: Foresight News)
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Analysis: Bitcoin wallets with non-zero balances have declined by approximately 108,700 since October 16, as retail selling sentiment heats up.
Santiment said Bitcoin’s non-empty addresses totaled about 59.99 million on October 16, but declined by roughly 109,000 after the price fell below $75,000, signaling waning retail patience. A decline in wallet numbers does not mean BTC’s value is shrinking; during a prolonged downturn, fear-driven capitulation is often a necessary signal before a recovery. If wallet numbers continue to fall while the price stabilizes, the outlook leans bullish. If the price rebounds to $78,000–$80,000 while retail investors continue to capitulate, that would strengthen the case for buyer strength and seller exhaustion.

Abstract: Santiment reported that Bitcoin’s non-empty addresses reached about 59.99 million on Oct 16, near 60 million, but fell by roughly 108,700 as the price dropped below $75k, signaling fading retail patience. In a prolonged downturn, fear-driven capitulation by small holders is often a prelude to major recoveries, so a continued wallet decline could be bullish if prices hold. Conversely, holding above $74–75k with fewer holders suggests rising fear but no new drop. Bitcoin’s exchange supply fell to about 1.28 million BTC; a rebound to $78–80k with continued retail capitulation could strengthen the case for seller exhaustion and smart-money accumulation.
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XRP Ledger Foundation Proposes Quantum-Resistant Upgrade Plan in 2027 Protocol Roadmap
ME News, Nov. 10 (UTC+8) — The XRP Ledger Foundation proposed a post-quantum upgrade plan in its 2027 protocol roadmap. The plan would allow users to register a post-quantum signing key based on the ML-DSA-44 algorithm for existing accounts, protecting against future quantum computers breaking traditional public-key cryptography. The plan would keep the existing base transaction fee unchanged, but post-quantum signatures would add approximately 3.6 KB to each transaction, increasing storage overhead to about 3.1 times that of a regular payment. (Source: Foresight News)
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Tether Freezes Five Addresses on the Ethereum Network Holding Approximately 24.35 Million USDT
ME News reports that, on November 10 (UTC+8), according to MistTrack monitoring, Tether froze five Ethereum addresses about 8 hours ago. The addresses were active in 2021 and 2023 and held a total of approximately $24.35 million in USDT. One of the frozen addresses had interacted with addresses flagged for phishing and “pig-butchering” scams. (Source: PANews)
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HIVE Protocol to Launch on November 12: Kicking Off an On-Chain Microstrategy Experiment
ME News reported on November 10 (UTC+8) that, according to an official announcement, HIVE Protocol will officially launch on November 12 at 08:08 (UTC+8). It is an on-chain micro-strategy experiment built on a Web3 framework, designed to explore community-built...
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Meta Releases Muse Ember, Its Latest Price-Performance King

Meta released Muse Ember, its smallest AI model, designed for repetitive agent tasks such as tool calling, coding subtasks, routing, extraction, and parsing long documents. The model leads its peers in intelligence per dollar, with input tokens priced at just $0.10, and in benchmarks, with Claude Haiku 5.5
Anthropic IPO Targets Up to $69.3 Billion, Priced at $70–$80 per Share, with Nasdaq Trading Next Week 🪧 Anthropic plans to raise up to $69.3 billion through its IPO by issuing 866.7 million new shares at $70–$80 per share, below the previous expectation of $80–$100 billion. All proceeds will go to the company, and its shares are expected to begin trading on Nasdaq next week under $ANT .
IPO Countdown: Claude Opens Its Latest Flagship Model to Pro Users for One Week On the eve of its IPO, Anthropic is offering Pro users free, limited-time access to Claude Fable 5.2 through the evening of November 16, Pacific Time. Usage can consume up to half of the weekly limit, and users get one free reset. Claude Fable
Anthropic Urgently Corrects IPO Filing: Target Share Price of $70–$80, Maximum Fundraising Could Reach $69.3 Billion

ME News reports that Anthropic told bankers its previous IPO filing contained errors and that it would update it with new data. The news, disclosed by Reuters sources, indicates a temporary adjustment to the IPO process.
Macau Man Suspected of Defrauding HK$4.68 Million Goes Missing After Paying Only 40,000 USDT in Transaction
Two men in Macau entered into a cryptocurrency investment deal. The buyer agreed to exchange HKD 5 million for 640,000 USDT but received only 40,000 USDT; the remaining 600,000 USDT never arrived. The amount involved was approximately HKD 4.68 million. Police preliminarily determined that the seller did not have enough USDT and, after receiving the funds, converted them into casino chips, in what is suspected to be deliberate fraud.

Abstract: A Macau case involves a cryptocurrency trading dispute between two men, who agreed to exchange 5,000,000 HKD for 640,000 USDT. On Nov 6, the buyer deposited the money but received only 40,000 USDT; the remaining 600,000 USDT never arrived, about 4.68 million HKD. Police say the seller lacked sufficient USDT and, after receiving funds, converted them to casino chips, indicating possible deliberate fraud.
Zcash Developers Propose Implementing the NU8 Upgrade by the End of January Next Year, with Block Size Set to Increase to 8 MB
ValarDragon proposed activating the NU8 upgrade in late January 2027. It includes Tachyon shielded pools, 8MB blocks, SPHINCs post-quantum transparent opcodes, NSM reallocation adjustments, a Sapling deposit cutoff date, and removal of the consensus branch ID update. Combined with larger blocks, Tachyon could support about 200 shielded transactions per second and provide post-quantum privacy and a real-time recovery solution.

Core Zcash developer ValarDragon proposed NU8 for late January 2027, introducing Tachyon shield pools, 8MB blocks, SPHINCs-based post-quantum transparent opcodes, NSM reallocation, Sapling deposit cessation timing, and removal of a wallet-harming consensus-branch-ID update. With larger blocks, Tachyon could reach about 200 shielded transactions per second, offering unconditional post-quantum privacy and real-time recovery for transparent operations.
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Glassnode: Altcoin Trading Volume Has Returned to Normal Levels
ME News, November 10 (UTC+8) — Glassnode posted that altcoin trading volume has returned to normal levels. In September, total altcoin trading volume briefly rose to four times Bitcoin’s. Speculative altcoin activity coincided with a local market top, when Bitcoin peaked at around $87,000. (Source: Foresight News)
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Data: $334 million in crypto futures liquidations across all platforms over the past 24 hours.
ME News, November 10 (UTC+8) — According to MyToken data, crypto futures liquidations across the market totaled $334 million over the past 24 hours. BTC liquidations totaled $89.3286 million, ETH liquidations totaled $95.8794 million, SOL liquidations totaled $11.0873 million, and XRP liquidations totaled $12.3381 million. (Source: MyToken)
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Capital Economics: A Reversal in the AI Investment Boom Is Unlikely to Trigger a U.S. Recession
ME News reported on Nov. 10 (UTC+8) that Capital Economics economist Stephen Brown said in a report that even if the AI investment boom reversed, it would be unlikely to trigger a U.S. recession. Most of the investment is going toward large-scale projects that will take years to complete. Capital Economics believes that if demand from businesses and households for AI services does not slow sharply, most developers will complete these projects, further reducing the risk of a sudden drop in employment or GDP. In addition, most tangible investment currently consists of imports, and there has been no surge in tech-related employment this time around, meaning companies have fewer employees they believe need to be laid off. (Source: ODAILY)
Trump Speaks Out Again About Jensen Huang’s Affair: “I Believe He’s in Great Pain”
ME News reports that on November 10 (UTC+8), at a White House press conference, U.S. President Trump again addressed Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang’s infidelity: “I was also stunned when I first heard about it. Jensen Huang is a person of very high caliber, and I believe he is going through tremendous pain.”

On November 8 local time, Huang acknowledged in a letter to employees that he had been unfaithful to his wife. He said his actions had hurt his wife and children, that there was no excuse for them, and that he was willing to take full responsibility and accept criticism.

Trump spoke about the matter in an interview with reporters on the 8th before returning to Washington. Trump said, “I haven’t spoken with him about this. I only know that he’s a good person, but no one can say for sure what actually happened.” (Source: ODAILY)
SlowMist: The iOS worse_query vulnerability is a sandbox escape; beware the risk of wallet seed phrases being stored in plaintext.
SlowMist Chief Information Officer 23pds warned on X that worse_query is an iOS container sandbox escape vulnerability, not a jailbreak, but it could undermine the assumption that “apps cannot see each other.” The vulnerability does not automatically steal assets; the risk comes from installing IPA files from unknown sources. Once running, the app can read the containers of other apps. If a wallet stores mnemonic phrases, keystores, and WebView caches in plaintext, they could be read. Users are advised to upgrade to the latest system version and avoid installing apps from unknown sources.

Abstract: ME News reports that 23pds, SlowFog’s CSO, warned on X that the worse_query flaw is a container sandbox escape in iOS—not jailbreaking—but it can undermine the “apps cannot see each other” assumption. The flaw itself does not automatically exfiltrate assets; risk arises when users install unknown IPA files. If wallets store mnemonic phrases, keystore, or WebView caches in plaintext, these can be read by the compromised app. Upgrading to the latest iOS version and avoiding apps from unknown sources is advised. Source: PANews.
Tom Lee: ETH’s weakness reflects the market’s lack of patience; the market outlook is bullish over the next 24 to 36 months.
Bitmine Chairman Tom Lee said ETH’s price weakness stems from the market’s lack of patience. The tokenization wave continues to advance on Ethereum in 2026, and Buterin also reaffirmed ETH’s role as a store of value. Lee also believes the crypto bull market is only just beginning, the AI narrative has not yet absorbed all new capital, and the outlook for the next 24–36 months remains bullish, urging investors to prepare.

Bitmine chairman Tom Lee argues that Ethereum's price weakness reflects market impatience, with tokenization accelerating on Ethereum and Vitalik Buterin reaffirming ETH as a store of value. He says the crypto bull market is just beginning, AI narratives have not drawn all new capital, and the outlook for the next 24-36 months remains bullish, urging investors to prepare.
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