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  1. News

    Apple margin outlook pressures tech as oil gains amid midterm voting

    Apple’s pre‑market shares fell after a gross margin forecast of 45‑46% disappointed investors despite revenue of $114.48 bn and EPS of $2.10, prompting analysts to cut price targets. Oil prices rose following reports of a U.S. strike on Iran’s Qeshm Island, with geopolitical tension adding to market volatility. Midterm elections are underway, affecting sectors such as defence, healthcare, crypto and AI. North Korea denied involvement in the $6.3 bn Binance hack, rejecting accusations linking the breach to a state‑linked hacking group. The brief covers market futures, AI stock corrections, and upcoming CNBC programming.

  2. Update

    THORChain Halts Explained: What Stops and Who Restarts It?

    THORChain, a decentralized exchange, has halted trading and signing on affected chains due to a deposit-handling bug. The automatic safety check detected a shortfall and halted ETH swaps. Node operators stopped ETH signing and broadened the halt as a precaution. The halt can stop trading, signing, or both, depending on the specific controls in place. Developers are investigating and preparing fixes, with updates to be installed by node operators when ready.

  3. Funding

    Bitget to Offer Anthropic IPO Subscription

    Bitget, a cryptocurrency exchange, is offering subscription opportunities for the upcoming IPO of Anthropic ($ANT). The official campaign page is live, with VIP rounds scheduled from November 5 to 9 and the public round from November 10 to 17. Users can check their eligibility and prepare for the subscription rounds. The campaign page is available at <

  8. News

    Unexpected Electoral Upsets in Brazil, Israel, and Serbia

    Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won Brazil’s presidential runoff, Israel saw its highest turnout in 50 years resulting in a hung parliament and uncertainty for Benjamin Netanyahu, and Serbia’s student-led opposition challenged President Aleksandar Vučić, raising questions about the nation’s EU ties.

  9. Update

    Tech Stocks Mixed as Marvell Deal Affects Lumentum

    Global markets started the week mixed, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 lower while the Dow gained. Tech stocks fell, with Marvell and Lumentum dropping after a $115 billion acquisition deal. U.S. futures were mixed, with Apple shares falling after hours on weaker margin guidance and iPad sales. Markets await earnings from AMD and Super Micro, along with U.S. job openings and factory orders. On commodities, oil prices rose nearly 1% after U.S. strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island. The U.S. midterm elections and Asian and European chip stocks also remain in focus.

  10. New Web Product

    Gate Trenches Ethereum Rewards Week Live

    Gate Trenches Ethereum Rewards Week is live, offering $ETH chain tokens with triple rewards from a $USDT prize pool of $30,000. New users receive an exclusive gift after trading $USDT 100. Daily check-ins unlock rewards at 3, 6, 7, and 9 days. Inviting friends earns rewards for each one. The event runs from November 3 to November 13, 8:00 AM (UTC). No streak is required to register and trade.

  11. Update

    Crypto.com to Close Hong Kong Retail App

    Crypto.com, a cryptocurrency exchange, will end its Hong Kong consumer app services on February 1, 2027. The company maintains its institutional exchange plans, which center on Crypto.com Exchange, a platform for institutional investors. The retail closure aims to streamline global operations and redirect resources to markets with viable long-term growth. Affected customers will be notified and provided with instructions to withdraw assets and close accounts by February 1, 2027.

  12. Price Prediction

    Cardano Price Prediction for November 2026

    Cardano's price prediction for November remains bearish below $0.20. The broken trendline and weekly average need to be reclaimed after October's 21.8% drop. ADA is currently at $0.1865, down 1.00% today, and below all four daily EMAs. A daily close above $0.20 is needed to start repairing the chart. The market is waiting for the US midterm elections and a jobs report to determine a potential November bounce above $0.20, where the 20-week average sits.

  13. Update

    Altseason 2026 Could Trigger Altcoin Rally

    Altseason 2026 is expected to bring renewed attention to altcoins such as TIA, SOL, XTZ, and RAY, as investors monitor the potential for a major cryptocurrency rally. The top 5 cryptocurrencies to watch are Celestia (TIA), Solana (SOL), Tezos (XTZ), and Raydium (RAY).

  14. Update

    Bitcoin Lightning Network at Crypto Casinos: Speed and Limits

    A team has investigated the presence of the Lightning Network at popular online crypto casinos. The Lightning Network offers faster Bitcoin transactions, typically taking seconds rather than minutes or hours, which is appealing to crypto gamers who expect instant transfers. However, not all casinos support Lightning Network payments, and users should check the payment options before accepting offers to ensure compatibility.

  15. Hacking News

    North Korea denies FBI attribution of $6.3 billion Binance hack

    North Korea has rejected the FBI’s attribution that its hackers were behind the $6.3 billion Binance hack, calling the claim a “grave political provocation.” Kim Yo Jong said the accusation was a “sinister” attempt to damage the DPRK’s image and suggested the U.S. might benefit from the stolen crypto. The FBI identified the group, dubbed TraderTraitor, as responsible for the Binance theft and also linked it to a $1.5 billion Bybit hack in February 2025. Analysts report that roughly $2.85 billion of the $6.43 billion stolen has been frozen, while the hackers are creating a new wallet about every 25 seconds. Binance noted that hourly deposits have begun to exceed withdrawals as user activity stabilizes.

  16. News

    Central Banks Increase Gold Purchases by 42% in Third Quarter 2026

    Central banks worldwide significantly increased their gold purchases in the third quarter of 2026, despite a decline in the metal's market price. According to the World Gold Council (WGC), purchases increased by 42% to 321 tons, marking the highest quarterly figure since the end of 2024. Overall, gold purchases by central banks from the start of the year reached 675 tons. The WGC anticipates that gold acquisition volumes for 2026 will be at least as high as in 2025, which saw 848 tons of purchases. Among the main buyers were the central banks of Poland and China. While some central banks continue to increase their reserves, others are selling precious metals. Private investors reduced their purchases of gold coins and bars by 19% in the quarter, to 268 tons. Jewelry consumption also decreased by 17%, to 313 tons, the lowest level for the third quarter since 2000. Meanwhile, investment funds, holding physical gold, increased their purchases to 211 tons in the quarter. The WGC attributed this trend to concerns about government finances and general economic uncertainty, even as the dollar strengthened and bond yields rose.

  17. News

    Bitcoin Dives Ahead of US Midterm Elections

    Bitcoin has dropped below $77,000 and hit a six-week low of $76,100 ahead of the US midterm elections. Most altcoins, including ZEC and NEAR, have experienced significant losses. The overall cryptocurrency market cap has decreased by $30 billion to $2.580 trillion, with Bitcoin's dominance slipping to just under 60%.

  18. Update

    HTX Launches MSCI/USDT Perpetual Futures

    HTX has introduced MSCI/USDT perpetual futures, offering 1-20x leverage for both long and short trades. The platform supports USDT-margined futures with detailed conditions and transaction fees listed in the provided table. HTX may adjust these parameters to ensure asset safety, and users should refer to the real-time parameters on the trading page for the most up-to-date information. HTX also plans to launch more futures products in the future.

  19. Update

    Algo Traders Need to Refresh API Keys

    Your old API keys have expired for algo trades. To keep your trades running, you need to generate new keys and bind CoinDCX's IP address. The steps are simple and take just a couple of minutes. Until the new keys are in place, your algo trades will not be executed. To resume trading, follow the instructions on your broker portal and update your credentials in your dashboard/bot.

  20. Funding

    Bitget Adds Anthropic to IPO Prime Platform

    Bitget, the world's largest Universal Exchange, has added Anthropic to its IPO Prime platform, expanding its range of IPO-linked investment opportunities as Anthropic prepares for a potential public listing on Nasdaq. Anthropic's possible valuation is estimated at up to $1.75 trillion, with two subscription rounds available through Bitget: the VIP Round with a total subscription cap of $1 billion and individual limit of $3 million, and the Public Round with a total subscription cap of $200 million and individual limit of $25,000. Both rounds have different upfront fees and allocation arrangements, with settlement expected within three to five business days after the IPO.

  21. Hacking News

    Arbitrum Security Council Moves Funds After Hack

    Arbitrum's security council moved $30 million from a wallet linked to a recent hack without the attacker's private key. The council, consisting of twelve elected token holders, temporarily rewrote a core contract to send transactions as if they came from the attacker's address, then restored the original code. The funds now sit in a governance vote that can move them. This is the second recovery mechanism to surface in a week, with stablecoin issuers freezing $3 billion to blacklist addresses. Bitcoin fell to $76,871 and the Fear and Greed index dropped to 34, its first reading in fear territory since July, with only one of 25 sectors positive this week. US congressional elections are today, and nothing in the material constitutes investment or financial advice.

  23. Update

    HTX Launches WAN Bonanza Trading Incentive Event

    HTX has launched the WAN Bonanza event, offering a 10,000 USDT prize pool for trades of designated cryptocurrencies. New users and first-time traders can earn rewards, with SVIP users receiving a 3,000 USDT exclusive prize pool. The event includes four different reward tiers based on trading volume and participation, with new users and first-time traders eligible for 5 USDT and 2 USDT airdrops respectively. The event runs from November 3 to November 17, 2026.

  24. Price Prediction

    ZANO Price May Not Always Be $3.29

    The author of the post, Lil__Kingg, suggests that the price of 1 $ZANO may not always be $3.29, indicating that the value of ZANO is more significant than its current price. The author highlights several developments on the horizon, including an independent third-party audit of Gateway Addresses, THORChain integration, ZEL, and Zenith, which could lead to stronger infrastructure, greater interoperability, and improved scalability for the ZANO ecosystem.

  25. Price Prediction

    Zano Token Price Prediction

    Lil-king shared a post stating that 1 $ZANO will always be 1 $ZANO, but the value of 1 $ZANO may not always be $3.29. These developments could lead to stronger infrastructure, greater interoperability, expanded utility, improved scalability, and a more capable privacy ecosystem.

  26. Event

    Major Web3 Conference Draws Over 5,600 Attendees in Cape Town

    Date From: 20 November 2026 · Date To: 20 November 2026 · Venue: Cape Town, South Africa · Mode: Offline Premier annual Web3 conference in Cape Town focusing on crypto, blockchain, DeFi, AI integration, stablecoins, and cross‑border settlement. Features 220+ speakers, 5,680+ attendees, and sponsorship opportunities for brands targeting Africa’s Web3 audience.

  27. News

    Bitcoin Falls for Fifth Consecutive Week

    Bitcoin experiences its fifth straight weekly decline, marking the joint third-longest losing streak. The decline is attributed to midterm uncertainty and Apple's margin warning, which adds to investor caution ahead of the U.S. midterms.

  28. Update

    Celestia’s TIA Faces Further Decline

    Celestia’s TIA token has experienced another sharp decline, dropping 14.03% within 24 hours. The token’s price is now at risk of breaking below $0.47, amid rising selling pressure and declining Open Interest. Broader economic uncertainty has weakened demand for riskier cryptocurrencies, but traders remain active during the downturn. Derivatives data reveals declining market participation and growing caution, with Open Interest dropping 28.60% to $75.86 million. This suggests traders are reducing their leveraged positions, indicating a bearish outlook for the token.

  29. News

    XRP Price Stuck at $1.25 Despite New Wallets

    XRP price remains at $1.25 despite the addition of 7,934 new wallets and the tightening of Bollinger Bands. The price is held back by ETF outflows and bearish sentiment in the market.

  30. News

    Asia Markets Slide as Australia Hikes Rates, China Tightens Liquidity

    Two central banks in Asia took action on Tuesday. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) raised its cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.85%, the fifth increase this year and the highest level since 2008. China's central bank urged financial institutions to use stock-support tools. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX) has fallen 12% over three sessions, while the Nasdaq 100 has dropped 10% from its recent peak. The yuan has risen more than 5% against the dollar this year and was around 6.65 per dollar offshore. Gold stayed above $3,950 an ounce, and silver traded near $50.77. About $6.3 billion was stolen in last week's Binance breach.