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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.

ME News reports that, on November 15 (UTC+8), data from MyToken showed that total liquidations across the cryptocurrency market reached $2.490 billion over the past 24 hours. BTC liquidations totaled $855 million, ETH liquidations totaled $645 million, SOL liquidations totaled $142 million, and XRP liquidations totaled $72.261 million. (Source: MyToken)

ME News, Nov. 15 (UTC+8) — Regarding BTC’s sharp drop in the early hours, analyst Phyrex noted that recent BTC inflows to exchanges showed no abnormalities, and net flows had not built up significantly. The decline appeared more like a cascade of sell-offs amid thin weekend liquidity than a large-scale coordinated dump or selling by long-term or early investors. (Source: PANews)

Analyst Thorne says Bitcoin’s head-and-shoulders bottom remains intact. The left shoulder is around $59,000, the head around $57,000, and the right shoulder is still forming. The pattern can only be confirmed if Bitcoin first reclaims $73,000 and then breaks above $87,000. If it does, the mid-2027 target is $117,000, with a year-end target of $150,000–$170,000. The recent decline was driven by liquidations of leveraged positions; a drop below $57,000 would invalidate the outlook.

According to Coinone, its outsourced customer inquiry server was attacked from outside in the early hours of November 12. The incident involved the exposure of information belonging only to users who had contacted customer support, including names, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, bank account details, passwords, identification document information, home addresses, wallet addresses, and transaction IDs. Not all users who contacted support through the outsourced service were affected. Coinone said the relevant systems are independent of one another and that it had found no signs of direct intrusion.

Abstract: The article reports that Coinone’s outsourced customer inquiry server was hacked in the early hours of November 12, exposing personal data of users who used the service. Exposed data may include names, phone numbers, emails, dates of birth, bank accounts, passwords, ID details, home addresses, wallet addresses, and transaction IDs. Coinone says the core systems for member accounts, trading, and crypto wallets are independent from the outsourced server and show no signs of direct intrusion.

Tom Lee points out that crypto markets have recently come under pressure: fundamentals are positive, but prices have not risen accordingly. Factors include declines in AI/semiconductors and Nvidia triggering margin calls; the anticipated equity supply from Anthropic’s IPO and Robinhood retail allocations prompting selling; and $6.3 billion in hacked funds being returned, prompting holders to move to cash and wait on the sidelines. The roadshow also mentioned AI’s disruptive impact and U.S. scrutiny of Asian chip sales as sources of sentiment volatility.

Tom Lee of Bitmine argues that crypto markets have faced persistent selling pressure despite positive fundamentals, due to margin calls from AI/semiconductor and Nvidia declines, anticipated equity supply from Anthropic's IPO, and Robinhood retail allocations prompting selling, plus $6.3 billion in hacker funds returning to holders who may convert to cash or stablecoins. He notes additional headwinds from Anthropic's disruptive AI rhetoric and U.S. scrutiny of Asian chip sales. Lee reiterates that crypto remains the future of finance as a settlement layer and that digital assets will reshape capital markets, potentially triggering a supercycle.

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SpaceX's Starship completed its 15th test flight. On the 14th, the second stage returned to Earth and was captured by the launch tower's mechanical arms for recovery, marking the first time Starship had been caught by the tower. The Super Heavy booster did not return to the launch site as planned and made a controlled splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico. The mission lasted about 22.5 hours.

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SpaceX's Starship completed its 15th test flight, with the second stage returning to Earth on the 14th and being captured by the launch tower's mechanical arm for recovery—the first such tower capture. The Super Heavy booster did not return to the launch site and splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico; the mission lasted about 22.5 hours.

ME News, November 15 (UTC+8) — U.S. President Trump: Has anyone noticed that the stock market lost $3 trillion in market value immediately after the election? In other words, investors around the world didn’t like what happened on Election Day. But don’t worry, the stock market has since rebounded, and America will soon be greater than ever before! (Source: ODAILY)

ME News, Nov. 15 (UTC+8) — According to CoinMarketCap market data, BTC fell below $63,000 and is currently trading at $62,974, down 4.2% over 24 hours. (Source: CoinMarketCap)

Glassnode has identified Bitcoin’s largest liquidation cluster in the $59,500–$62,600 range, where prices nearing this zone could trigger further liquidations. On Nov. 14, BTC was at $63,602, down 6.9% on the day, 14.8% for the week, and 21.5% for the month. Spot BTC ETFs saw net outflows of about $1.07 billion from Nov. 11–13, with BlackRock and Fidelity also recording net outflows. FedWatch shows an approximately 88.5% probability of a 25-basis-point rate hike and 11.5% for a 50-basis-point hike. The next meeting is scheduled for Dec. 8–9.

Bitcoin’s largest liquidation concentration is identified in the 59,500–62,600 USD zone, with nearer prices potentially triggering further liquidations. By Nov 14, BTC was at 63,602 USD, down 6.9% daily, 14.8% weekly, and 21.5% monthly. Net outflows from spot BTC ETFs totaled about $1.07 billion from Nov 9–13, with BlackRock and Fidelity also exiting. CME FedWatch shows about 88.5% for a 25 bp rate hike and 11.5% for 50 bp, with the next FOMC meeting on Dec 8–9.

Attackers suppressed net BUSD market supply and inflated collateral, borrowing about 55.2 million KAVA (approximately $3.76 million) within minutes, then liquidating through a second account to bypass caps. About 49.2 million KAVA was bridged to BNB Chain via LayerZero, most of it sold for approximately $2.09 million worth of BNB/USDT. Testing had been ongoing since Nov 8. The incident was limited to Kava Lend and did not involve infinite minting.

Abstract: On-chain analysis shows attackers drained about 55.2 million KAVA from Kava Lend by depressing BUSD liquidity and inflating collateral, enabling 127 borrowings and liquidation via a secondary account to bypass caps. About 49.2 million KAVA were bridged to BNB Chain via LayerZero, with most sold for roughly $2.09 million in BNB/USDT. The activity has been tested since Nov 8; Kava says the impact is limited to Kava Lend and not an infinite minting event.

Vestige will cease operations on December 31 and shut down services including its main website, API, and trading aggregator. The team said trading volume in the Algorand ecosystem over the past year was insufficient to cover costs. Despite efforts to delay the shutdown, the platform remained unprofitable over the long term. Users’ wallet assets will not be affected. Treasury assets can still be accessed through the old frontend, and the remaining VEST tokens and liquidity certificates will be burned.

Vestige, a DeFi platform, will cease operations on December 31, shutting down its main site, API, and liquidity services. The team says the Algorand ecosystem's trading volume over the past year was insufficient to cover operating costs, and despite delaying the closure, profitability remains elusive. User wallet assets are safe; treasury assets can still be accessed via the old frontend, and remaining VEST tokens and liquidity credentials will be burned. (Source: ODaily)

ME News, Nov 15 (UTC+8) — A petition calling on Nvidia to reinstate ousted CEO Jensen Huang had received more than 115,000 signatures by Saturday afternoon, including 5,965 current employees, 1,108 former employees, and 63,063 shareholders. Musk, Replit CEO Amjad Masad, and Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney have all signed the petition. 🔗 Read the original via AIHOT ·

Ethereum contributor Marchhill submitted draft PR 12664 on November 13, proposing generic proof validation and sponsor batching, which allows multiple transaction statements to share a single proof while retaining their individual payments and signatures. The draft uses LEANSTARK_SCHEME (EIP-8288), allowing any valid subset to be included without re-signing; per-transaction nonces and receipts remain unchanged, and payments are validated at finalization. Initial fee parameters are pending joint calibration and are not final.

Ethereum contributor Marchhill proposed PR 12664 to enable generic proof validation and sponsor batching, allowing multiple transaction statements to share a single proof while preserving individual payments and signatures. The draft uses LEANSTARK_SCHEME (EIP-8288) to include any valid subset without re-signing, keeps per-transaction nonce and receipts, and checks payments at finalization. Initial gas parameters are provisional and require calibration; there is no EIP number, discussion post, or activation date yet, pending full network testing before upgrade.

Hyperliquid burned 50.59M HYPE (≈$3.12B, 5.06% max supply) and, amid a crypto downturn, bought back 47,700 HYPE at a $66.37 average in the last 24h; total revenue to date: $1.42B.
Abstract: Hyperliquid continued HYPE buybacks and burning amid a market downturn. In the last 24 hours it repurchased 47,700 HYPE at an average of $66.37 and burned 50.59 million HYPE (about $3.12 billion, 5.06% of max supply); cumulative revenue reached $1.42 billion.

ME News, Nov 15 (UTC+8) — According to CoinMarketCap market data, BTC fell below $64,000 and is currently trading at $63,668, down 3.2% over the past 24 hours. (Source: CoinMarketCap)

ME News, November 15 (UTC+8) — According to CoinMarketCap market data, BNB is currently trading at $580.72, down 3.0% over the past 24 hours. (Source: CoinMarketCap)

ME News, November 15 (UTC+8) — According to CoinMarketCap market data, BTC fell below $65,000 and is currently trading at $64,887, down 1.3% over 24 hours. (Source: CoinMarketCap)