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#币安将恢复更多资产提现 Is this news real or fake?
MEXC named by US FinCEN—is a second-tier exchange urgently cutting ties?】

According to the information in the article, the US Treasury Department’s FinCEN, under the Russian Illicit Finance Act, has designated MEXC a “primary money laundering concern,” alleging that it has processed at least $16 billion in suspicious transactions since 2021, and has also been linked to sanctioned Russian entity Garantex and its successor, Grinex. The ban has a 30-day transition period. Once it takes effect, US financial institutions must cut off financial dealings, and violations could result in civil or even criminal penalties. $BTC $ETH $PEPE

MEXC responded that “operations are normal and user assets are safe,” and launched an independent review. But the article warns that risks at second-tier exchanges are now off the charts, with old Huobi, ZB, and Hobbit serving as cautionary tales. Whatever you do, don’t transfer funds from MEXC to other exchanges, especially second-tier ones—you could end up with your account in the “penalty box” and your funds “frozen.” If you hold crypto, withdraw cautiously and take profits while you can. Don’t wait until the doors close to start crying.


The crypto world is full of pitfalls, and regulators show no mercy. Protect your principal first! Like and save this, and send it to friends who still hold coins on Matcha.
#比特币连续五周下跌 #币安将恢复更多资产提现 #以太坊现货ETF周净流出3.65亿美元

$JCT $AIOT $HANA Vance's path to succeeding Trump faces challenges as several Republican heavyweights mull 2028 presidential bids, including one who once had a direct spat with Vance; Rubio once said he would support Vance

According to The Washington Post, following the Republicans' disastrous midterm election defeat, Vice President Vance's seemingly secure position as Trump's successor has come under challenge, with several party heavyweights considering a bid for the 2028 presidential nomination.Among them, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who challenged Trump in 2024, has recently given a series of media interviews. The Washington Post, citing people familiar with the matter, reported that he is preparing to run for president again. DeSantis himself, however, denied having contacted campaign advisers and accused the reports of being false.Another potential candidate is Georgia Governor Brian Kemp. In the 2022 Republican primary, he defeated a Trump-backed opponent by more than 50 percentage points. According to people familiar with the matter, Kemp is considering a presidential run, as well as a bid for the Senate in 2028. Texas Senator Ted Cruz is also laying the groundwork. Cruz previously had a spat with Vance and has shown differing views on issues including relations with Israel.In the face of competition, Vance has also begun to distance himself from some of Trump's policies. After the midterm elections, he publicly criticized the war against Iran, blaming it as an important reason for the Republican defeat. Secretary of State Rubio has likewise faced pressure from some Republican donors to run, but he previously denied reports that he was preparing to leave his post to run for president. He also said previously that if Vance ran, he would be inclined to support him
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#美国拟收紧数据中心监管，AI扩张或面临新约束 #AI芯片股重挫纳指周跌3.4% #黄仁勋因婚外情致歉，英伟达启动独立调查

$PEPE $BTC $ETH 【Is Trump in big trouble? Democrats reclaim Congress, investigation list drops within 48 hours】

The midterm elections have barely been decided, and Democrats are already taking action: a Senate investigative panel has sent letters to the Trump family’s cryptocurrency project, companies that donated $333 million to the White House ballroom, the FCC chair, and the Secretary of Homeland Security. World Liberty Financial previously went 18 months without providing documents, while the Department of Homeland Security ignored 12 letters. The key moment is next January: after Blumenthal takes over as chair, he can issue subpoenas directly, with the deadline falling on the eve of the transfer of power. Dozens of letters are just the opening act. Who complies, who doesn’t, and who gets subpoenaed—that’s the drama to come. This isn’t a courtesy call; oversight is back. #特朗普1 #美国中期选举 #国会调查

$JCT $HANA $PEPE **The U.S. SEC just approved new rules for the Texas Stock Exchange, lowering the bar for listing digital asset ETFs.**

- **No more individual approvals**: Products that meet the general standards can be listed directly. Previously, each new product required a separate application; now they can follow a unified process.
- **Up to 15% in non-qualifying assets**: The bulk of the fund (85%) must be invested in qualifying assets. The remaining 15% can be invested in digital assets that don’t yet fully meet the requirements. Note that this is a cap on the total, not 15% for each asset.
- **Active management is allowed**: Fund managers no longer have to blindly track an index. They can adjust their holdings based on market conditions, but risk controls and disclosure requirements still apply.

In short, this just standardizes the listing process. **It doesn’t mean every coin can be listed, nor does it mean any specific fund has been approved**. The U.S. is making good progress on this front, so we’ll probably see more of these products in the future.#非农就业数据推升加息预期 #CPI前瞻，12月利率走向迎关键考验 #美国拟收紧数据中心监管，AI扩张或面临新约束

#非农就业数据推升加息预期 #CPI前瞻，12月利率走向迎关键考验 #万斯披露持仓比特币 **After the Republican Party’s crushing defeat in the U.S. midterm elections, whether Vance still wants to run for president in 2028 has become a big question mark.**

- **Donors urge him to drop out**: The Republicans suffered a pretty crushing defeat in this election. Quite a few major donors have openly said they won’t support Vance. They think he’s too closely tied to Trump and worry he’ll be left holding the bag. These deep-pocketed donors now favor outsiders such as DeSantis.

- **Allies point the way**: Vance’s close associates also think his chances of winning are slim. Some have urged him to simply skip the race and return to his home state to reclaim his Senate seat, or run for governor instead. So far, though, Vance has turned down both options.

- **Keeping his options open**: Although he hasn’t made up his mind, he hasn’t been idle either. By blaming his defeat on the Iran war, he’s trying to distance himself somewhat from Trump’s controversial policies. At the same time, he’s using his office to stay in the public eye and keep building his network.

Put simply, Vance is taking things one step at a time. **Not running would spare him the grind of a campaign, but the price would be that he could never become president.**$PEPE $AIOT
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$JCT $PEPE $AIOT **The U.S. SEC is working with the White House to set rules for traditional brokerages buying and selling crypto assets.**

This isn't about passing a standalone law for crypto; instead, four existing rules are being revised:

- **Capital requirements**: How much of their own capital brokerages need to withstand a sharp drop in crypto prices.
- **Customer protection**: How on-chain assets should be held in custody, and who is responsible if private keys are lost.
- **Books and records**: How blockchain records can be matched to verified customer accounts.
- **Record retention**: How transaction data should be stored so regulators can inspect it later.

The SEC had already loosened its stance before. As long as brokerages could prove they had control of private keys, it had no objection to their directly custodying crypto securities.

**Put simply, this move paves the way for Wall Street to enter the crypto space.** Traditional brokerages that want to offer tokenized stocks will have to post margin according to these standards and manage customer assets properly.

However, the draft has not yet been made public, so the exact requirements are still unknown. This does not mean that regulation is being relaxed across the board; ultimately, it will depend on how strict the provisions are.#币安恢复HYPE与APT提现 #非农就业数据推升加息预期 #CPI前瞻，12月利率走向迎关键考验

$JCT $PEPE $DOGE Could the U.S. midterm elections spring an upset? An article says the Democrats won both chambers and the Republicans suffered a crushing defeat, while Trump remained unusually calm. Don’t think he’s conceded—he still has the veto and the Senate’s 60-vote threshold, which can block Democratic bills. Washington is heading for gridlock: investigations, hearings, and budget battles could make government shutdowns commonplace. Unable to get things done at home, he may turn to executive orders and foreign policy or military action. Iran poses the greatest risk; if fighting breaks out in the Middle East, oil prices could soar and supply chains could be disrupted, potentially reigniting inflation in the U.S. Behind the calm lies a high-stakes gamble. What do you think? #币安恢复HYPE与APT提现 #特朗普1

$JCT was on fire today. When I checked in the morning, it was still in the red, but by evening it had shot up to over 200%. Is it going to rise by 1,000%?

#币安恢复HYPE与APT提现 #新人宝典：从零了解TradFi #美国拟收紧数据中心监管，AI扩张或面临新约束 IT Times Net latest news: Binance Chief Financial Officer Kaiser Ng is set to leave. Co-CEO He Yi said in a statement that Ng’s departure will allow him “to embark on a new venture after more than five years at Binance,” and that the transition plan had been implemented over the past six months.
The personnel change was announced just over a week after hackers stole $6.3 billion worth of cryptocurrency from Binance users. Following the incident, Binance froze withdrawals for several days; within hours of accounts being unfrozen, users withdrew a net $3.6 billion.
Binance had previously said it would bear all the losses: “Binance will absorb the financial impact of the stolen funds; these losses will not be passed on to users.” The company also confirmed that Justin Yek will take over as Chief Financial Officer.$JCT $IDOL $AIOT

#比特币ETF净流出4.12亿美元 #CPI前瞻，12月利率走向迎关键考验 #非农就业数据推升加息预期
Bitcoin falls below $76,000, crude oil rises in after-hours trading, international oil prices plunge 16% in a week

On the afternoon of November 8, cryptocurrency markets fell, with Bitcoin dropping below $76,000. As of 14:19, it was trading at around $75,800 per coin. Most other major cryptocurrencies also declined: SOL fell more than 1%, HYPE more than 2%, and ZEC more than 3%.

Gold and silver were also weak in after-hours trading, each down about 0.1% at the time of writing. Oil prices rose in after-hours trading, with Brent crude up 0.45% and New York crude up nearly 0.7%.

Since the start of this week, international oil prices have fallen sharply. The front-month U.S. crude futures contract dropped 12.76% over the week, while the front-month Brent crude futures contract fell 16.42%, its biggest weekly decline since 2020. According to an analysis by CCTV Finance, the drop in oil prices was mainly driven by two factors:

On the one hand, following the U.S. midterm elections, investors reassessed the risk of an escalation in military conflict between the United States and Iran, as well as the possibility of a breakthrough in diplomatic negotiations. Expectations of further escalation eased, quickly eroding the geopolitical risk premium built up earlier.

On the other hand, Middle Eastern crude oil supplies have become more ample. OPEC+ members decided to keep output unchanged in December, with no further tightening on the supply side. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Iraq, and Kuwait increased their combined crude oil exports by 10% in October, to more than 15 million barrels per day.

On developments in the Middle East, CCTV News reported that on the 8th local time, loud explosions were heard in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, and local residents received air-raid alerts. Turki Al-Maliki, spokesperson for the Saudi-led coalition, later said on social media that the coalition had intercepted and destroyed two ballistic missiles launched by Houthi forces, which were targeting Riyadh.

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#CPI前瞻，12月利率走向迎关键考验 #非农就业数据推升加息预期 #美国拟收紧数据中心监管，AI扩张或面临新约束 The shovel seller is starting to guarantee the miners—and that’s no simple matter.

Jensen Huang is getting nervous lately. CoreWeave bond yields have shot past 15%, and its CDS has surged to 1,000 basis points. The market clearly doesn’t believe it can pay back the money it borrowed to buy GPUs. Yet at just this moment, Huang publicly said computing power is an “investment-grade asset” and there’s no need to backstop it. But in NVIDIA’s quarterly filings, supply and capacity commitments jumped from $119 billion to $279 billion in a single quarter. Add long-term commitments and guarantees for the Ohio project, and its exposure has piled up to over $400 billion. Put simply, the shovel seller is starting to vouch for the creditworthiness of the shovel buyers, reassuring banks enough to lend them money so the customers can turn around and buy chips. Lucent played out a similar scenario before the dot-com bubble.

More troubling still, the physical world doesn’t care about financial leverage. Australia’s NextDC saw its share price plunge 40% in a day because its Melbourne campus couldn’t get connected to the power grid. Meanwhile, much of Meta’s million-GPU cluster in Ohio is stuck sitting idle and gathering dust in racks. You can pay a premium to snap up GPUs, but you can’t do the same for substations or environmental approvals.

So don’t focus only on earnings reports and share prices. The second half of the AI race isn’t just about chips—it’s also about power grids, infrastructure, and real-world output. When NVIDIA makes itself a function of the entire industry’s cash flow, a problem at any core customer could turn those hundreds of billions in guarantees into a death knell. China’s commitment to ultra-high-voltage power, solar energy, and integrating computing power with electricity has instead become its strongest trump card. Storms often begin with a power line that can’t be connected.$SOL $PEPE $ONE

$BTW $ETH $PEPE The 1,001st day of construction—this goes well with One Thousand and One Pages. One thousand and one is not the endpoint, but the starting point of our construction.#Keplr建议社交登录用户转移资产 #Tether拟出资2880万欧元参与尤文图斯增资 #非农就业数据推升加息预期

$IDOL $KOMA $AIOT I thought the Democrats would crack down hard on crypto once they took over, but it turns out they changed “crackdown” into “legislation” 😅

Who saw that coming? Everyone had been betting that Democrats coming back meant Gensler 2.0, and exchanges were frantically backing up their legal letters overnight 📉. But the GENIUS Act passed 308–102, with 102 Democrats voting for it; CLARITY passed 294–78, with 78 Democrats crossing party lines. Even more wild: the Democratic National Committee launched BlueVault, accepting BTC and USDC campaign donations directly 💰. If they wanted to crack down on you, would they build you a donation pipeline? 🤡

Don’t pop the champagne just yet 🚀. They’re not going easy on crypto—they’re turning “crackdowns” from surprise enforcement actions into written law 📜: expanding the SEC’s reach, restricting the CFTC, and adding ethics provisions. Even Warren changed her tune, calling CLARITY “an opportunity for meaningful regulation”—though she wants to write her own version.

Put simply: it’s not that they won’t investigate; they just don’t want to play cat and mouse 🔍. For those who rely on political arbitrage, this is the real crackdown; for those who want to operate compliantly for the long haul, certainty is the greatest support ✅.

Next time someone says, “If the Democrats take over, crypto is finished,” slap the BlueVault link right in their face 😎. #CPI前瞻，12月利率走向迎关键考验 #民主党支持加密货币 #港证监会拟限加密及交易所字眼

$PEPE $牛来 $ONE Trump orders Justice Department to investigate Democrats
Trump posted on social media, ordering the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate Democrats. He accused Democrats of threatening public officials and Republican donors with impeachment and punishment, calling such conduct “criminal” and “extortion at the highest level.”

Core allegations
Democrats threatened people including the attorney general with impeachment, Trump said, despite the targets having committed no impeachable misconduct.
Democrats used the threat of imprisonment and punishment to pressure Republican supporters and donors solely because of their political affiliation.
He singled out Michigan Democratic Senator Elissa Slotkin, accusing her of threatening to investigate young people who lean Republican.
Trump said Democratic leaders had sent threatening letters to innocent people and called on the Justice Department to immediately investigate this criminal conduct.

Key context
Slotkin’s original remarks: Young people who work for the Trump administration could face trouble in the future. She was not calling for young people with Republican beliefs to be directly imprisoned or held accountable, contrary to Trump’s account.

Points of controversy
Impeachment and congressional oversight are powers granted to the U.S. Congress by law. Trump’s characterization of legislative oversight as criminal extortion has drawn criticism that he is using executive power to confront the legislative branch.

The U.S. Department of Justice is nominally independent. A president directly ordering it to investigate a political opponent has sparked controversy over the politicization of law enforcement.
Trump provided no substantive evidence in his post to support his allegations.

What to watch
So far, the only public statement is Trump’s announcement of the order. The next developments to watch are whether the Justice Department launches a formal investigation, its scope, and responses from Democrats and Congress.#非农就业数据推升加息预期 #CPI前瞻，12月利率走向迎关键考验 #美国拟收紧数据中心监管，AI扩张或面临新约束

#民主党欲推行AI禁令 #CPI前瞻，12月利率走向迎关键考验 #美国拟收紧数据中心监管，AI扩张或面临新约束 #比特币ETF净流出4.12亿美元 The Democrats won big? Don't pop the champagne just yet.

In this midterm election, the Democrats certainly rode a “blue wave,” taking both chambers of Congress and making inroads in longtime Republican strongholds like Texas and Kansas. But don’t rush to declare 2028 a sure thing. Voters probably backed the Democrats to spite Trump and the Republicans, not because they suddenly fell in love with the Democratic Party. The anti-Trump boost may have been spent too soon.

Things are more complicated on the Republican side. Trump is still the party’s biggest star, but his endorsement is no longer an election-day guarantee: it can win a candidate the primary without winning over swing voters. Candidates in battleground districts are starting to quietly distance themselves from him. Vance is positioning himself as Trump’s successor while drawing lines between himself and Trump’s failures on the Iran war and the cost of living; Cruz, too, is calling for a return to working-class concerns. MAGA hasn’t broken up, but its factions are starting to tally the costs and benefits: tariffs, war, AI infrastructure, electricity prices—each has its supporters, and its share of people footing the bill.

The Democrats have taken Congress, but also inherited a poisoned chalice. Progressives and moderates can band together to oppose Trump, but that doesn’t mean they’ll agree on health care, taxes, or welfare. More troubling, the White House still has veto power, and the Senate has procedural hurdles. Democrats can investigate and hold hearings, but making major policy changes will be difficult.

So this election looks more like a political warning: American elections are good at mobilizing voters, but governing is getting harder and harder. 2028 is still a long way off. No one should treat the midterms as a spoiler for the presidential election.$BTC $ETH $ZEC

$KOMA $RTX $IDOL The most interesting thing about the market over the past two days isn’t how long BTC has been moving sideways again, but how three forces are quietly coming into sync: regulation, ETF flows, and altcoin sentiment.

Many people look only at the charts and think the market is boring. But what’s really worth tracking is whether capital is pulling out, waiting on the sidelines, or already starting to test higher-beta themes while major coins consolidate.

Regulatory signals are becoming increasingly frequent. Clear rules may not immediately push prices higher, but they can change the barriers to institutional participation, how exchanges decide which assets to list, and how capital values different assets. This isn’t a variable that affects just a day or two; it forms the underlying framework for the next phase of market narratives.

ETF flows have been choppy lately, suggesting that institutions haven’t settled into a unified pattern of buying. Outflows don’t mean the rally is over, and inflows don’t mean prices will rise immediately; they’re more like a real-time gauge of market risk appetite. The key going forward is whether trading volume confirms the move—not getting carried away by a single day’s data.

Some players in the altcoin market have already started competing to own the next narrative. Moves in small-cap assets can easily attract attention, but liquidity, sustained trading activity, and how quickly sentiment fades often determine which ones survive. Don’t mistake a short-term surge for a trend; the excitement can also fade faster than expected.

My take is simple: the broader market hasn’t given us an answer yet, but capital is already betting on “the next story.”
The real dividing line for the market isn’t who shouts the loudest, but whether capital flows, trading volume, and the spread of hot themes all show up at the same time.

This content is for market discussion only and does not constitute investment advice. Crypto assets are highly volatile; make your own decisions based on your risk tolerance.


#CPI前瞻，12月利率走向迎关键考验 #非农就业数据推升加息预期 #美国拟收紧数据中心监管，AI扩张或面临新约束

$KOMA $DEBIT $AIOT Nonfarm payrolls reverse everything: Is a second wave of losses in US stocks only just beginning?

October’s jobs report tore up the script: 165,000 jobs were added, far above expectations of 65,000; the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%, and hourly wages rose 0.4% month over month. The previous two months were also revised up by 84,000. After the data came out, the odds of a December rate hike jumped from 68% to 77%. The dollar and Treasury yields rose in tandem, while gold fell below $4,050.

The most delicate part was the stock market: the Nasdaq rebounded at the open, and chip stocks recovered some ground. But this wasn’t settling a new score—it was just filling yesterday’s hole. The bond market read it as “rates are going up,” while the stock market read it as “growth hasn’t collapsed.” Those two views won’t coexist for long.

Markets used to be conditioned to think “bad data = rescue,” but that playbook no longer works. With jobs and wages both strong, the Fed will have to explain itself if it doesn’t raise rates in December. US stocks have lost the cushion of bad news; from now on, every rebound will first have to get past the Fed’s remarks. The first wave of losses came from the AI trade imploding on itself; a second wave may be driven by interest rates. Gold’s short-term level to watch is $4,000, while US stocks will take their cues from the Fed. The rebound may only be the first test.
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$DOGE $PEPE $ETH This meeting left two changes: Warsh wants to adjust the meeting schedule, setting aside some meetings to focus exclusively on strategy; the interest-rate vote saw two dissenting votes, with Cook and Hammack still favoring a 25-basis-point hike. Taken together, the key to whether rates rise in December is not CPI or PCE, but whether the market can withstand it.

Warsh talks about institutional credibility, but when the market actually becomes volatile, he still gives ground. The chair usually goes along with the majority, but his position is not as firm as Cook's or Hammack's. If strategy meetings have no votes, committee members may be less prepared, and discussions can drift toward monetary philosophy, leaving immediate risks insufficiently examined. Longer gaps between meetings also mean that when markets get chaotic, the moment to act could be missed. So I give Warsh's credibility only a 50% rating.

If “Black Friday”-style volatility persists in December, pressure to keep raising rates will be substantial; financial stability will take precedence over inflation and employment. This is also why I doubt whether he can make his actions match his words.#CPI前瞻，12月利率走向迎关键考验 #美伊局势再生变，避险需求会否升温？ #港证监会拟限加密及交易所字眼

$LYN $IDOL $AIN Trump announced that White House Deputy Chief of Staff Miller will replace Wiles as chief of staff next week, while Wiles will move to the political operations team. After Democrats won both chambers of Congress in the midterm elections, Trump turned against Wiles, privately naming her as chiefly responsible for the Republican defeat. Wiles submitted her resignation on Thursday. 41-year-old Miller is a leading advocate of hardline immigration policy and led a $170 billion border security and deportation plan. Observers expect the White House inner circle to undergo accelerated reshuffling and adopt a more aggressive style. Democrats have already threatened to investigate Miller’s immigration enforcement. Trump also hinted that he would continue firing senior officials and threatened to veto Democratic bills. The struggle between the two sides will determine the scope for his policies during the remainder of his term.#美伊局势再生变，避险需求会否升温？ #港证监会拟限加密及交易所字眼 #新人宝典：从零了解TradFi