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Zcash proposes moving 50,000 coins out of circulation—but don’t rush to call it a bullish burn.

CoinDesk reported this afternoon: the draft has been merged, proposing to move 50,000 $ZEC out of the grant reserve and into a reserve for future mining rewards. Voting runs from November 16–30; the proposal has not taken effect yet.

I think the key question is whether there’ll be enough money for development: circulating supply may temporarily decrease, but development funding could also tighten. Keep an eye on the vote and whether funding can be sustained—don’t mistake a merged draft for implementation.

ZEC was down 0.38% over 24 hours on Binance at 15:43; that can’t be attributed to the proposal.
https://github.com/zcash/zips/pull/1428
#Zcash #privacy coins
Personal opinion, not investment advice. Which matters more to you: less in circulation, or uninterrupted development funding?

Ethereum scaling—should we wait a bit? Ethlabs wants to shift resources toward resistance to quantum and AI attacks.

A proposal on the forum this morning: aim to be security-ready by 2027 and withdraw the plan to push Quick Slots in Hegotá; this is not yet a decision for the entire network.

I support prioritizing security: a settlement network can’t afford a single foundational failure. Expectations for faster speeds may be pushed back. Next, watch whether developers adopt the proposal and how wallet migration is implemented. Don’t treat the roadmap as a guarantee of price increases.

At 12:42, Binance was down 1.03% over 24 hours at $ETH 24; this can’t be attributed to the proposal.
https://ethereum-magicians.org/t/30351
#以太坊 #CryptoSecurity
Personal opinion; not investment advice. Would you be willing to wait longer for security?

Strategy is confirmed to be removed from MSCI. Can it still raise funds to buy crypto?

MSCI confirmed the list this morning: Strategy will be removed from its U.S. indexes at the close on November 30. This doesn’t mean the company will be forced to sell $BTC.

I think the pressure is on financing: if passive fund outflows depress its stock premium, issuing shares to buy crypto will become harder. Keep an eye on financing and actual purchases going forward—don’t treat crypto-hoarding stocks as a substitute for Bitcoin.

BTC was up 0.51% over 24 hours on Binance at 08:41; that wasn’t a post-announcement gain.
https://www.msci.com/eqb/gimi/stdindex/MSCI_Nov26_STPublicList.pdf
#比特币 #MSCI
These are my personal views and not investment advice. Are you more concerned about selling pressure on the stock, or a slowdown in crypto purchases?

AnomaPay has paused its validators. The team says funds are safe, but they’re temporarily inaccessible.

According to an official announcement cited by PANews today, a vulnerability was found in the RISC Zero proof system. The team says deposits are safe but won’t be accessible until the V2 upgrade, which is expected to take about two weeks. Users don’t need to do anything.

I think privacy payments need more than just privacy—they also need a way to withdraw funds in an emergency. The price of $USDC may be stable, but that won’t stop a protocol from pausing. I’ll be watching for verification of the fix and the actual restoration of access. Don’t keep all your working funds in one protocol, and don’t trust private messages claiming to offer a “migration link.”

https://x.com/AnomaPay/status/2120451654914855178
#隐私支付 #CryptoSecurity
Personal opinion, not investment advice. Could you accept being unable to access your funds for two weeks?

Trust Wallet says iOS users aren’t affected by the vulnerability—is your phone safe now?

The official account responded to worse_query today at 13:17: Recovery phrases and private keys are not stored in plain text; the wallet encrypts them on the device.

I think choosing a wallet means looking at how it protects keys; reputation alone isn’t enough. This statement doesn’t mean the iOS vulnerability has been fixed. Keep an eye out for confirmation of a fix. For now, remove apps from unknown sources, and don’t save your recovery phrase in your photo library.

Binance was up 1.62% over $TWT 24 hours at 15:41; that wasn’t a gain following the statement.
https://x.com/TrustWallet/status/2120385468953161766
#TrustWallet #CryptoSecurity
Personal views; not investment advice. Do you prioritize convenience or key protection?

BitMine lost $6.3 billion in a year—holding crypto also means doing the math on financing.

Its annual report, released this morning, disclosed a net loss of $6.313 billion for fiscal 2026, which ended in August. Of that, $6.229 billion was in unrealized losses on digital assets—don’t mistake that for selling coins today.

In my view, staking can hardly offset falling crypto prices. Next, I’ll be watching financing and dilution from share issuance. Ordinary investors shouldn’t focus only on rankings by holdings. Binance’s $ETH 24-hour drop of 2.33% at 12:41 can’t be directly attributed to the annual report.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1829311/000162828026072846/bmnr-20260831.htm
#以太坊 #BitMine
These are my personal views and not investment advice. Which matters more to you: total crypto holdings or crypto holdings per share?

Goldman Sachs, Citi and other banks are reportedly committing about $270 million to stablecoins, bringing a new rival to payment channels.

Bloomberg reported this morning, via BeInCrypto, that the money for Project Faro will fund five years of operations. Don’t mistake it for stablecoin reserves.

I think the banks’ advantages are their customers and settlement networks, but the liquidity of $USDC and $USDT won’t be easy to move. Keep an eye on the launch, redemption fees, and wallet support. Don’t assume something is safe just because a big bank’s name is attached.

https://beincrypto.com/goldman-citi-270m-stablecoin-tether-circle/
#稳定币 #Web3
Personal views only; not investment advice. Would you switch from the stablecoins you usually use in exchange for a bank’s backing?

U.S. CPI inflation eased in October, so can crypto finally breathe a sigh of relief? I think it’s too early.

The BLS is set to release the figures tonight at 21:30: CPI rose 0.4% month over month, down from 0.6% in September; core CPI still rose 0.3%, with no decline for three consecutive months.

At 21:38, Binance’s $BTC 24-hour change was down 0.96%—this wasn’t a drop after the data was released. I think sticky core inflation makes it hard to count on monetary easing, and a rebound can’t rely solely on “inflation cooling.” Next, watch the Fed’s tone and whether trading volume picks up. Ordinary investors shouldn’t chase the first candle.

https://www.bls.gov/news.release/cpi.nr0.htm
#CPI #Bitcoin
This is my personal opinion and not investment advice. Are you watching inflation or new buying demand more closely?

HYPE gets listed on Upbit and Bithumb in a single day, opening the KRW gateway—but how long will the buying pressure last?

According to announcements from both exchanges today, HYPE has been added to their KRW markets, and Upbit has also opened BTC and USDT trading pairs.

Binance was up 1.48% over $HYPE 24 hours as of 18:34; that can’t all be credited to the listings. I think a new fiat on-ramp has value, but the buzz around the news won’t support a long-term valuation. Next, watch whether trading volume holds up and whether buyers step in on a pullback. Check the network before transferring tokens: both exchanges support only HyperEVM.

https://m-feed.bithumb.com/notice/1655585
#Hyperliquid #TrendingCoins
Personal opinions only; not investment advice. Are you more interested in the exchange listings, or the buying pressure that follows?

NEAR AI was hacked—don't hear “NEAR” and assume the public blockchain was breached.

According to PANews, citing an official update today: On November 8, attackers exploited a vulnerability in SGLang to access some infrastructure. The issue has been fixed, and affected users have been notified. Officials say the public blockchain was not affected.

Binance was up 4.85% over $NEAR 24 hours at 15:33, but a rising price doesn't mean the risks are gone. I think AI + Web3 security requires checking more than just the blockchain; cloud services and keys need to be checked too. Next, keep an eye on the investigation report and data impact, verify official notices, and don't click “remediation” links in DMs.

https://x.com/near_ai/status/2120043366444601458
#NEAR #CryptoSecurity
These are my personal views and not investment advice. Is it safe to use again just because service has been restored?

After bringing assets on-chain, Securitize wants to connect lending too.

Securitize announced this morning that it has signed an agreement to acquire River One, with plans to connect stablecoin funds to asset-backed financing. The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter and has not yet been completed.

I think RWA needs real financing to underpin its value, and using $USDC doesn’t eliminate borrowers’ default risk. Next, I’ll be watching for the deal to close and for actual lending to begin. For now, ordinary investors should check the collateral and redemption terms—not just the yield.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2094496/000162828026072194/exhibit991-secz3q26earning.htm
#RWA #Stablecoins
These are my personal views and not investment advice. Which matters more to you: bringing assets on-chain, or putting the funds to real use?

MARA sold 13,597 bitcoins, and the cash crunch put a dent in the Bitcoin-hoarding narrative.

This morning’s Q3 shareholder letter disclosed that it sold coins after quarter-end and used $750 million to fully repay its Bitcoin-backed loans. The transaction is complete; don’t mistake it for fresh selling pressure this morning.

I think repaying the debt reduces collateral risk, but AI investment still requires cash. Ordinary investors shouldn’t just watch holdings rankings; they should also keep an eye on cash flow and any further coin sales. Binance’s $BTC 24-hour gain at 08:32 was 0.09%, so you can’t claim the market panicked because of this.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1507605/000150760526000026/q326shareholderletter.htm
#比特币 #MiningCompanies
Personal opinion, not investment advice. Which do you favor: hoarding coins or paying down debt first?

Coinbase has received a federal trust charter, but don’t mistake it for a certificate that crypto prices are about to take off.

According to CoinDesk tonight, the OCC has upgraded Coinbase National Trust from conditional approval to a full charter. It can provide federally regulated custody and payment services, but it cannot accept deposits or issue loans.

I think institutional custody is the real beneficiary: with a clear regulatory path, clients can more easily make long-term plans. Binance is still down 1.72% over $BTC 24 hours (21:40); judging that the market has reversed based on the charter alone would be premature. Next, watch for services to roll out and client assets to be kept separate. Don’t mistake “regulated” for “principal-protected.”

#Coinbase #CryptoRegulation
Personal views only; not investment advice. When choosing a custody platform, do you care more about its license or how smoothly you can withdraw?

U.S. markets haven’t officially opened yet, but the crypto world is already pricing in Nvidia’s governance risk.

On the 8th, Nvidia announced an independent investigation into reports that Jensen Huang was targeted by foreign intelligence activity, saying there was currently no reason to believe company secrets had been compromised. The Block followed up today on the reaction to Nvidia stock perpetuals on Hyperliquid.

I think round-the-clock trading is convenient, but it also means bad news no longer has a pause button. Even when settled in $USDC, you still have to bear corporate governance risk. Next, watch for the investigation’s findings and the price gap after U.S. markets open. Don’t treat the first on-chain reaction as the final word, and definitely don’t leverage up based on gossip.

Binance $BTC 24-hour change: down 2.31% (15:39); this can’t all be attributed to this.
#Hyperliquid #RWA
Personal opinion only; not investment advice. Is round-the-clock trading convenient, or does it make emotional pile-ons more likely?

Bitcoin rebounded after a sharp drop this morning—is the decline over?

Reuters reported on the 9th that BTC and ETH briefly hit lows not seen in over two months, as the market worried about tighter regulation after the U.S. midterm elections. Binance data at 12:35: $BTC was down 1.24% over 24 hours, while $ETH was down 4.23%.

I think it’s too soon to call a reversal: buyers stepping in doesn’t mean selling pressure has been exhausted. ETH fell harder, and any recovery depends on whether it can catch up. I’ll be watching whether volume picks up during rebounds and selling pressure eases during pullbacks; looking at just one bullish candle can easily make a brief breather look like a stable bottom. For ordinary investors, manage your position size first—don’t let leverage make your decisions for you.

#比特币 #Ethereum
This is my personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice. When judging whether prices have bottomed, do you focus more on price or volume?

The U.S. Treasury Department has directly ordered a cutoff against an exchange.

On Friday, FinCEN ordered U.S. financial institutions to stop processing transfers involving MEXC, citing its alleged handling of about $16 billion in illicit funds (reported by CoinDesk). Officials classified the action under Iran sanctions, but the order actually targets the exchange’s role in illicit Russian money flows.

I think this is far harsher than a fine: cutting off access to U.S. dollar banking channels is like cutting off the blood supply. Compliance risks for offshore exchanges are escalating from “pay a fine and move on” to “get kicked out of the dollar system.” Two things to watch next: whether MEXC faces a run, and whether other offshore exchanges tighten their KYC requirements. Ordinary users should remember one thing: don’t keep most of your crypto on a platform without a clearly defined regulatory license.

BTC on Binance is currently around $74,900, down 1.1% over 24 hours (08:20 data).
#MEXC #CryptoRegulation
These are my personal views and not investment advice. Would you still keep your crypto on a small exchange long term?

Down $5.88 million, then turning around to bet $43 million—no matter how you do the math, it doesn't add up.

Onchain Lens spotted a trader on Hyperliquid closing long positions in BTC, HYPE, and ZEC, taking losses of about $4.4 million, $1.13 million, and $600,000, respectively. The account's historical PnL was down about $5.88 million. The trader had barely stepped off the ride before reopening leveraged long positions in ETH and HYPE worth a combined $43 million.

What concerns me more is that they changed the coins, not the position size. $ZEC 24 hours down 7.14%, with a low of 1120 and now at 1159; $ETH 2270, down 0.76%; $HYPE 84.27, down 1.75%. Taking the same money and betting in a different direction is not risk management—it's a gambling instinct.

What ordinary investors should learn isn't to dare to bet big, but to step away after a stop-loss. Stepping away and trying to win it back are two different things.

Do you think this is buying the dip against the trend, or refusing to accept a loss?

#Hyperliquid #Crypto Market

Personal opinion; not investment advice.

Taking on Brown, crypto interests have spent nearly $56 million.

PANews reports that Fairshake and affiliated organizations spent this amount in this election cycle to oppose Ohio Senate candidate Sherrod Brown. Voting is today.

Binance $BTC is down 1.56% over 24 hours (15:34). I think what matters more than guessing red or blue is whether congressional seats can translate into votes for crypto legislation. Campaign spending doesn’t mean there’s consensus on a bill. Next, watch the vote count and bipartisan cooperation—don’t treat prediction odds as the result.

https://www.panewslab.com/zh/articles/01a1a009-7e6c-7722-941b-271a4d3ee1b9
#美国中期选举 #CryptoRegulation
Personal views only; not investment advice. Do you think massive campaign spending can lead to a crypto-friendly regulatory environment?

Does having a vote make something decentralized? The SEC has clarified its standards.

On November 2, SEC staff added a new Q&A: Broad groups of governance participants who are unaffiliated and have no additional arrangements to act in concert generally aren't considered a centralized group. The guidance has no legal force and makes no token-by-token determination about $UNI.

Binance's UNI was down 3.90% over 24 hours (12:32); that can't be attributed to this. I think clearer rules are a good thing, but prices still depend on buying pressure. Next, checking who can unilaterally change the code or restrict access is more useful than counting voters.

https://www.panewslab.com/zh/articles/01a19dd3-057c-7491-b314-fec1a16be5ca
#DeFi #CryptoRegulation
Personal opinion; not investment advice. For the DAO you're looking at, who has the final say?

Another exchange has suspended deposits and withdrawals; even if there are no losses on paper, it can still delay access to your money.

Mercado Bitcoin confirmed a security incident last night, saying customers suffered no losses and no data was leaked, and suspending deposits and withdrawals.

Binance $BTC 24-hour trading was down 1.09% (08:38); we can’t confidently attribute that to this incident. I think this is a reminder to everyone: saying “no losses” doesn’t solve the problem of being unable to withdraw when you urgently need your money. Next, watch for details on the attack vector, plans to resume services, and when funds actually arrive. Regular users should not keep depositing funds on a platform that has suspended deposits and withdrawals.

https://x.com/MercadoBitcoin/status/2117239507263132056
#交易所 #CryptoSecurity
Personal opinion; not investment advice. How long do you leave coins you don’t plan to use on an exchange?