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Decentralized exchange Hyperliquid closed the third quarter with a record $16.8 billion in open interest (the sum of all open futures positions) and for the first time surpassed three major centralized competitors on this metric.
Over 24 hours, $1.64 billion in leveraged positions were forcibly closed on the crypto market - 513.7% more than the day before. Almost 89% of the amount came from long positions: BTC's drop to $67,770 wiped out those who bet on growth.
Japan's largest broker Nomura is in preliminary talks to sell Laser Digital, its crypto business for institutional clients. London-based Marex Group is named among possible buyers. Bloomberg reported this on November 11.
Altcoins are falling faster than Bitcoin itself, which is why BTC's share of total market capitalization has approached 61%. The indicator has not held above this level even once since August 2025.
Glassnode in a report dated November 11 calculated: the volume of the largest stablecoins (coins with an exchange rate pegged to the dollar) shrank by $14.2 billion over 30 days. It only fell more sharply in the bearish 2022.
The Central Bank published a release on November 11: from November 22, 2026, Russian exchanges have the right to open organized trading in cryptocurrencies. This concerns infrastructure at the level of the Moscow Exchange (MOEX) and SPB Exchange (SPBE).
The U.S. futures market regulator has sent the prediction markets platform Kalshi a warning that its review may result in formal claims against it. It is reviewing notices for dozens of the platform's new products.
Kevin Cramer, a Republican senator on the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, publicly called for Jensen Huang to step down as head of Nvidia for the first time. According to The Telegraph, his departure could cost the company up to $1 trillion in market value. The trigger was an investigation into Huang's contacts with a woman suspected of working for Chinese intelligence.
One of Brazil's largest crypto exchanges is restoring deposits and withdrawals of money via Pix (the Brazilian central bank's instant payment system) starting next week. Deposits and withdrawals of cryptocurrency itself remain suspended, with no date for their return.
The developer of Claude has named its IPO price for the first time. On Nasdaq under the ticker ANT, 825 million Class A shares are being sold: at the upper bound, that's up to $64.4 billion raised and a company valuation of up to $1.4 trillion.
On Tuesday, gold gave back almost all of the previous day's gains - traders took profits, and a Fed official's comments about a possible rate hike in December added pressure.
US stocks recovered almost the entire post-midterm Congress selloff: the S&P 500 posted its best day since April, while the Nasdaq gained 5% over two sessions.
Clare Lombardelli, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, told the Guardian that she does not rule out a rate hike at the December meeting. For a market accustomed to expecting cuts from the British central bank, this is a reversal in tone.
Brent crude closed at $92.57 on Monday, November 9 - down $5.75 for the session. Over the past week it fell 16%, the worst weekly result since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Binance clients in France, Italy, Spain and Poland are receiving notices that their accounts will be closed on December 31, 2026: the exchange never obtained a MiCA license (the EU's overarching crypto law). From November 29, a fee of 0.025% per month, minimum 10 USDC, will be charged on money remaining in the account.
Spotware Systems (the developer of the cTrader trading platform) presented cAntifraud on November 9 - an artificial intelligence system that looks for suspicious trading activity from the moment a client registers and compares signals across all connected brokers and prop firms.
Users complain about deposit delays, frozen transfers and additional checks on major exchanges if money is sent from MEXC. Formally, the US ban will only take effect in 30 days, but exchanges are tightening the rules in advance.
MEXC exchange explained the halt as "scheduled maintenance" a day after the US Treasury order that cuts it off from the American financial system. According to the Cexorer tracker, as of November 7, six out of 18 tracked networks for USDT withdrawal (a stablecoin with an exchange rate pegged to the dollar) were working.
The Central Bank has approved the final rules: a non-qualified investor will be able to buy cryptocurrency through a broker or a crypto exchange, but no more than 300,000 rubles per year (about $3,700) at each intermediary. The Moscow Exchange plans to start trading on December 1.
On November 6, the selloff in tech and semiconductor stocks spread from Wall Street to Tokyo, Seoul and Shenzhen. Asian markets lost more than $1 trillion in value, and in South Korea trading had to be halted by the exchange's automation.
A day after Donald Trump congratulated the market on a record, Wall Street gave back all the gains: on November 5, the S&P 500 fell 3.8%, the Nasdaq Composite - almost 5%. The sell-off was driven by artificial intelligence-related stocks.
Ante Zigman, a member of the ECB Governing Council (the body that actually decides on the rate), said in comments to Bloomberg that the chance of another hike at the December meeting is high. The euro barely reacted to this: EUR/USD traded around 1.1220, slightly below the day's levels.
