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    $PIT Community Releases EP and Donates to Rescue Dogs

    The $PIT community has released a four-track EP titled 'Binance Not Banks' by artists Conc3ept and Th3Zizou on Apple Music and Amazon. The community also donated $470 to Romanian animal charity ROLDA to fund food and medical care for rescue dogs. Additionally, the community published PitMag, a 28-page magazine with interviews, competitions, and crypto updates. A YouTuber named Bart Baker discovered $PIT after the community's tweet and invested $60,000 in the token. The initial supply of $PIT tokens was 100 quadrillion, but 50 quadrillion were taken out of circulation before release.

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    ISM Manufacturing Index Reaches Highest Since 2021

    The Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing index rose to 59 in October, marking its highest reading since November 2021. This coincides with a fall in the prices index to 75.2 from 77.9, indicating less widespread price increases. The combination of stronger factory activity and persistent cost pressures could complicate expectations for lower U.S. interest rates, despite firmer economic activity.

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    KuCoin 5.0 App Update

    KuCoin has released a new version of its app, KuCoin 5.0, which promises a smoother and more connected experience for users. The app is available for download on both Android and iOS platforms via the Google Play Store and the App Store. The update includes additional features and improved user experience. For installation issues, users can refer to the provided installation guides for Android and iOS. The app is described as secure and reliable, with features such as 1:1 asset protection and access to a wide range of digital assets, including spot and futures trading, institutional services, and payments.

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    Aztec Ethereum Privacy Network Rolls Out Major Upgrade

    The Aztec Ethereum privacy network has released a major upgrade called Aztec Tierra, version Alpha V6. The upgrade resolves a critical vulnerability from its previous version, adds formal verification of its cryptographic components, and speeds up private transactions. The upgrade also includes an AI-powered security testing harness and cuts the time for Ethereum-to-Aztec messages from two minutes to 12 seconds, improving overall performance and security.

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    Bitcoin Price Below Key Support Level

    Bitcoin (BTC) is trading below the realized price of recent buyers, who entered the market one to three months ago. The realized price of these speculative traders is currently at $77,700, while BTC/USD trades at around $76,500. This situation could lead to resistance as underwater traders seek to return to breakeven.

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    Tokenized Assets Market Grows to $46.3 Billion

    The three largest categories are T-bills, yield strategies, and credit funds, accounting for 66% of the total. Gold adds another $5.1 billion to the market. The market is becoming more complex with the rise of private credit and structured yield strategies, which offer higher returns but also more complexity in terms of collateral, valuation, and liquidity.

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    XRP Ledger Fix for Token Minting Loophole Finally Lands

    The XRP Ledger is set to activate fixCleanup3_4_0 around 14:46 UTC on November 4, closing a loophole that allowed accounts with burn-only permission to create new tokens. This fix, part of the PermissionDelegationV1_1 upgrade, will prevent accounts with the PaymentBurn granular permission from minting new fungible tokens, including trust line tokens or multi-purpose tokens (MPTs) under certain circumstances. The fix is included in xrpld 3.4.0, which also tightens automated market maker (AMM) clawbacks, vault accounting, escrow reserves, and signature handling. The upgrade was initially scheduled for October 23 but was delayed due to support dips from validators.

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    Ben Cowen Sees 2018-Style Stock Selloff: Will Bitcoin Follow?

    Analyst Ben Cowen warns of a fourth-quarter stock decline, echoing the 2018 correction. He compares the current market conditions to previous years, including 2018 and 2022, where Bitcoin also experienced weakness around seven weeks after interest-rate increases. Cowen identifies $73,000–$75,000 as a key support zone for Bitcoin, but a weekly close above $83,000 would weaken his bearish outlook. The article does not provide Binance trading or exchange flow data to connect equity levels with Bitcoin demand.

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    Privacy Coins Tumble Amid Crypto Market Downturn

    Privacy coins fell on Tuesday amid a broader cryptocurrency market downturn that saw bitcoin drop toward $76,000. Zcash (ZEC) led the decline with a 7% daily loss, plunging from more than $1,250 to $1,125. Monero (XMR) gained, rising from $608 to around $625, gaining nearly 3%. Near Protocol (NEAR) and Dash (DASH) also recorded losses, with NEAR shedding more than 30 cents to $3.75 and DASH falling from more than $48.25 to $45.81. Several microcap privacy coins also recorded 24-hour losses ranging from 2% to 5%. Beldex (BDX) and Horizen (ZEN) posted modest gains of 1.6% and 1.7%, respectively.

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    Over 1,000 GitLab Servers Exposed to Active Attacks

    More than 1,000 internet‑facing GitLab servers remain vulnerable to a high‑severity remote code execution flaw (CVE‑2026‑97229) in the CI/CD Regular Expression Compiler, actively exploited and added to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.

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    OpenAI Rolls Out ChatGPT Work Capabilities

    OpenAI introduced ChatGPT Work features directly into regular Chat, merging usage allowances across ChatGPT and Codex to simplify advanced workflow access and give users greater flexibility.

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    WorkOS Discloses AI-Assisted Data Security Incident

    On October 30, WorkOS reported unauthorized access to an internal sales application, exposing business contacts, customer account histories, and communication excerpts. The breach involved an AI‑assisted offensive security framework; external access to the app has been disabled while impact is investigated.

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    Aave Borrowing Rates Reach 36%

    Aave's stablecoin reserves were frozen during the Binance hot-wallet incident, causing borrowers to pay interest while suppliers could request their money back. This situation left Aave with a rate mechanism that couldn't work in frozen reserves, making borrowing more expensive and preventing new deposits from suppliers. The freeze affected borrowers and suppliers in Aave's reserves, which reopened by October 31.

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    KuCoin $NOON Trading and Withdrawals

    KuCoin will end $NOON trading on November 4 and close withdrawals in early December. Holders are advised to move $NOON to their own wallets and stake it as $sNOON on the Ethereum network.

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    Technical Picture: Bearish Setup

    The price is trading below major moving averages (EMAs and SMAs at 20/50/100/200 periods) on the daily chart, acting as overhead resistance. The RSI is in the low-to-mid 30s (oversold territory), and some oscillators are flashing oversold/buy signals. Fear & Greed is in Fear/Extreme Fear. The immediate support zone is around $0.0035–$0.00357, with resistance at $0.00381 and $0.0040+. The current zone is considered a distribution/hold area by analysts like Flicker.

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    PYTH Sees $179M TVS Decline Amid Market Turbulence

    PYTH, a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol, has experienced a significant $179 million decline in Total Value Secured (TVS) amid market turbulence. This decline, which occurred within a 24-hour period, reflects reduced user participation and financial performance. Earnings have also weakened, falling to approximately $1,310, marking the lowest monthly performance on record. Derivatives traders have shown a strong preference for short positions, indicating a bearish market sentiment.

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    Crypto Heist Exposes Weakness in Exchange Security

    A major crypto theft involving a European financial institution has exposed vulnerabilities in exchange withdrawal allowlists. Blockchain investigator ZachXBT reported over $106 million stolen, with additional $27 million later identified. The theft occurred through compromised exchange accounts and previously approved wallets. Bitquery traced $108.8 million in USDC withdrawals from Kraken, Crypto.com, and OKX, distributed across 15 wallet addresses. The attacker moved funds quickly through fresh wallets and converted some into ETH. The incident highlights the need for better security measures in exchanges and wallets.

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    When the Models Catch Up

    Advises launching products that deliver immediate value while planning for future model improvements, stressing partial solutions and feedback loops.