Bitcoin Core discloses high-severity TRUC flaw affecting block production
Bitcoin Core disclosed CVE-2025-62861, a high-severity TRUC vulnerability, on November 10, 2026. The flaw can leave the mempool inconsistent during chain reorganizations, preventing affected nodes from producing blocks until a restart. Versions 28.0 through 28.2 and 29.0 through 29.1 are affected. Version 30.0 included the fix on October 10, 2025, and the fix was also backported to branches 28.x and 29.x.
Bonds tumble as US inflation raises fears of half-point Fed rate hike
Global bonds fell as stronger-than-expected US inflation and hawkish central bank comments increased the risk of a half-point Federal Reserve rate increase next month. October's monthly core inflation rate reached 0.3%, exceeding the 0.2% forecast. Fed Governor Christopher Waller had said a 0.3% reading would lead Waller to consider a 50-basis-point increase in December. Fed funds futures imply a quarter-point increase is effectively certain, with a 10% chance of a half-point increase. The dollar strengthened, while Asian shares remained resilient despite Wall Street's weakness.
LlamaRisk proposes moving $1.52 billion in collateral out of Aave V3 Core
Aave founder Stani said LlamaRisk has proposed restructuring Aave's V3 Core lending market, potentially moving approximately $1.52 billion in collateral elsewhere. The proposal says the collateral supports about $1.17 billion in debt. The restructuring would prioritize highly liquid blue-chip collateral. The proposal remains under governance discussion and has not been formally implemented.
Solana perpetuals turnover rises 65.29% as spot trading declines
DefiLlama's November 10 Solana dashboard shows nearly $9 billion in weekly perpetuals turnover, a 65.29% increase from the previous week. GMTrade generated nearly $7 billion, accounting for approximately 77% of the table's weekly turnover. Spot decentralized exchange turnover declined 5% to $9.9 billion over the dashboard's seven-day comparison. Stablecoin market capitalization fell 4.38% to $14.5 billion. The turnover increase alone does not establish growth in open interest or new SOL purchases, and GMTrade's trading rewards have redemption conditions.
Suiball to shut down and refund pre-orders after Sui Foundation withdraws support
Suiball, a hardware wallet project in the Sui ecosystem, will refund pre-order payments and then close. The Sui Foundation has withdrawn support because the foundation considers hardware wallet projects excessively risky following several recent attacks in the industry. On-chain pre-orders represent approximately 80% of pre-orders, and those refunds will arrive automatically through USDC airdrops within an expected one week. Credit card customers must provide a Sui wallet address after receiving an email to receive refunds in a second USDC airdrop round.
Bitcoin Core discloses flaw that may prevent miners from producing valid blocks
Bitcoin News said Bitcoin Core disclosed a high-risk vulnerability that may prevent affected miners from producing valid blocks following a chain reorganization. The flaw, CVE-2025-62861, affects versions 28.0 through 28.2 and 29.0 through 29.1. A corrected version became available in October 2025, and the vulnerability's details became public today.
Crypto sectors decline as PayFi loses 4.86% and bitcoin falls below $74,000
SoSoValue data showed broad declines across cryptocurrency sectors on November 11, including a 4.86% fall in PayFi over 24 hours. Bitcoin (BTC) lost 1.66% and traded below $74,000. Ethereum (ETH) declined 3.09% and traded below $2,100. However, SocialFi gained 6.91% over 24 hours.
Tesla starts construction of $10 billion Crystal Sun solar factory in Texas
Tesla has begun construction near Houston, Texas, on the $10 billion Crystal Sun solar factory. The plant is designed to manufacture products from silicon ingots through finished solar panels, with operations planned for early 2029. A Tesla investor said construction should finish in 2028, followed by commercial production in the first quarter of 2029. The project could contribute about $107 billion to Texas GDP, but delays, spending overruns or weaker state incentives could slow Musk's effort to control computing and its power supply.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Dogecoin fall as investors weigh higher rate-hike odds
Bitcoin dropped below $73,000 on Tuesday as investors assessed stronger-than-expected consumer inflation and increased odds of an interest-rate rise. Ethereum traded between $2,000 and $2,100, while XRP and Dogecoin posted steep declines over 24 hours. Coinglass data showed more than $715 million in cryptocurrency liquidations over the past 24 hours, including $580 million in bullish long positions. CME FedWatch put the probability of a quarter-point Federal Reserve rate increase in December at 90%, compared with 84% a day earlier. Analyst and trader Michaël van de Poppe described Bitcoin's decline as a normal pullback within a continuing bull market.
Ripple's David Schwartz denies a secret XRP plan as holders demand answers
Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz denied that Ripple has an undisclosed plan for XRP after frustrated holders demanded explanations from Ripple's leadership. Schwartz said broader cryptocurrency market movements largely determine XRP's price, while XRP Ledger developments have a secondary influence. XRP has declined by more than half over the past year. Schwartz said a higher XRP price would improve liquidity economics and reduce slippage. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse recently denied rumors that Ripple is abandoning XRP in favor of the RLUSD stablecoin.
Across reports full system recovery and plans to compensate all affected users
Across monitoring indicates that the system has recovered completely following the shutdown of the Across website earlier today. Across said a social engineering attack against the domain registrar turned the official domain into a phishing website. Across plans to reimburse every affected user in full.
Bitcoin Core discloses block-processing flaw, includes fix in versions 29.2 and 30.0
Bitcoin Core's security advisory disclosed CVE-2025-62859, a medium-severity vulnerability that can interrupt block processing under specific conditions. The vulnerability became public on November 10, 2026, and affects versions preceding 29.2 and 30.0. An attacker can repeat the attack indefinitely by controlling three high-bandwidth peers of the victim, or when the victim uses -blockonly mode. Bitcoin Core versions 29.2 and 30.0 include the fix.
Lookonchain monitoring shows that the hacker address 0xfE1...5301 bought 1,650 ETH for 3.4 million DAI during the past hour. The hacker suffered losses exceeding $26 million when both wallets were emptied three months ago, following a private-key leak.
LNbits releases version 1.7.0 after attack and urges immediate updates
LNbits announced version 1.7.0 of the Bitcoin Lightning Network wallet platform after a recent attack resulted in stolen funds. LNbits urged users to update immediately and warned that every earlier version is vulnerable. LNbits said an upgrade alone cannot protect users with compromised credentials. Some users reported that attackers created new accounts through the users' LNbits instances and stole approximately 0.023 BTC.
LNbits releases emergency update after reported Bitcoin thefts
Bitcoin Lightning wallet platform LNbits released an emergency update after reporting attacks on LNbits installations that led to stolen funds. Version 1.7.0 arrived on Tuesday, and LNbits urged users to upgrade immediately. LNbits said every earlier version is vulnerable and warned that previously exposed credentials could allow attackers to retain access after an upgrade. LNbits urged operators to replace potentially compromised credentials and recommended a fresh server when a compromise is suspected.
Vision Makers announced that financing from several rounds totaled $4 million. Participants included MH Ventures, Castrum Istanbul and Titans Ventures. Vision Makers operates an AI-driven platform for cryptocurrency research and trading.
Judge denies Novig injunction request, allowing New York gambling laws to apply
A federal judge in New York rejected Novig's request for a preliminary injunction. The judge ruled that the sports prediction market platform's event contracts are not "swaps" under the Commodity Exchange Act. New York State may therefore apply gambling and sports betting laws to Novig's activities. Gambling attorney Daniel Wallach said state regulators may soon move from defending enforcement powers in federal court to exercising those powers in state court.
BitMine reports $6.313 billion annual net loss as digital asset values fall
BitMine's 10-K filing disclosed a net loss of approximately $6.313 billion for the fiscal year ended August 31, 2026. Unrealized digital asset losses totaled approximately $6.229 billion, mainly reflecting a decline in ETH's fair value. Annual revenue reached approximately $125 million, with staking and validation generating about 97% of the total. A subsequent BitMine update put ETH holdings at 6.0701 million as of November 8, approximately 4.97% of the ETH supply.