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Bitcoin Core disclosed a vulnerability in which Tor traffic bundled with Bitcoin Core by service providers was treated as local traffic. According to Odaily, Bitcoin News said on X that nodes with allowlists enabled consequently relaxed spam and privacy restrictions for external nodes, allowing them to inherit “trusted” status across thousands of nodes. The flaw was fixed in October 2025, and details were disclosed two weeks after Bitcoin Core ended support for the 29.x series. A separate high-severity vulnerability could prevent mining nodes from building valid blocks until they are restarted. No related attacks have been reported, and nodes without allowlists are unaffected.

On Nov 13, 2026, 22:16 PM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin has dropped below 68,000 USDT and is now trading at 67,987.492188 USDT, with a narrowed 4.79% decrease in 24 hours.

Nvidia director and second-largest shareholder Mark Stevens sold about $946 million in company shares in three rounds before CEO Jensen Huang resigned on November 12. According to Sina Finance, SEC filings show Stevens did not use a prearranged 10b5-1 trading plan and was among the largest insider sellers in the U.S. AI sector in the third quarter of 2026.
Stevens sold $411 million in shares from August 31 to September 2 at $220 to $226 per share, about $236 million from September 3 to September 4 at $227 to $234 per share, and about $300 million on September 18 at around $220 per share. He still holds a large Nvidia stake. The first two sales followed the company’s release of its second-quarter fiscal 2027 results, after which its shares rose sharply over the following week.
10b5-1 plans let executives trade company shares according to preset dates or prices. The SEC introduced the system in 2000 and revised its rules in 2022, adding requirements including a cooling-off period. The article noted that Stevens’s decision not to use such a plan does not by itself indicate wrongdoing, and that insiders may sell shares for various reasons.
Earlier reports alleged Huang had a relationship with Nvidia executive Kimberly Powell. On November 12, Nvidia’s board announced Huang’s resignation, praised his leadership, and named Colette Kress interim CEO. The board said it expected company operations, customer commitments, and the product roadmap to continue without disruption. Nvidia shares traded on November 13 and had fallen about 15% over recent trading sessions; the company’s market capitalization had also declined since early October.

SpaceX and Tesla, Elon Musk’s two largest companies, could announce a merger as soon as December, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. A deal would bring together about 30,220 bitcoin, worth roughly $2.1 billion.The boards and their advisers are working out terms and how the combined company would be run. The announcement could still slip into early 2027, according to the report.SpaceX Holds 18,712 BTC, Tesla 11,509SpaceX held 18,712 bitcoin at the end of September and Tesla held 11,509, according to their quarterly filings. Both companies reported the same balances as at the end of December 2025, meaning neither has bought or sold bitcoin this year.At Friday’s price near $69,000, the combined holding is worth about $2.1 billion.A Small Slice of a $3.4 Trillion GroupThe bitcoin would be a tiny part of the combined company. SpaceX is valued at more than $1.9 trillion after its June IPO, and Tesla at about $1.5 trillion, for a combined market value of about $3.4 trillion. The bitcoin would make up about 0.06% of that.A merger on its own would not require either company to buy more bitcoin. It would simply combine holdings already on their books.

The New York Stock Exchange selected Avalanche to settle tokenized stocks, while Goldman Sachs, Citi and other participants committed about $270 million to a joint stablecoin project. According to PANews, the total on-chain RWA market capitalization fell 0.51% week over week to $39.84 billion, while the number of holders rose to 5.73 million. Stablecoins had a total market capitalization of $279.15 billion, and monthly transfer volume increased 29.71% month over month.

US producer prices rose 6.5% year over year in October, slightly below the 6.6% economists expected but up from 6.3% in September, data released on November 13 showed.The producer price index is the last major inflation report before the Federal Reserve’s December 8–9 meeting, where markets expect a rate hike. It follows a hotter-than-expected October CPI report earlier this week.

Ripple will reset the XRP Ledger’s Testnet and Devnet on November 25, from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Pacific Time, after a server crash left Testnet’s transaction-history infrastructure unable to recover. The reset will erase accounts, tokens, automated market makers, balances, transaction records and trading setups on both testing networks, according to BeInCrypto, and developers will need to rebuild them. Ripple is increasing storage capacity to help prevent similar problems; Mainnet and real XRP holdings and transactions will remain unaffected. Devnet was also reset in October 2025. XRP traded around $1.03 on November 12, after falling more than 15% in a week. There is no evidence linking the planned reset to the token’s recent losses, though discussion of the event could add uncertainty if traders mistake the testing networks for the main blockchain.

According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin has dropped below 69,000 USDT and is now trading at 68,981.546875 USDT, with 4.45% decrease in 24 hours.

TON Strategy reported a net loss of $23.97 million for the third quarter of 2026 and held 235,126,342 GRAM as of September 30. According to Foresight News, the Nasdaq-listed treasury company disclosed the results in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. It reported the GRAM holdings had a fair value of $348 million and a cost basis of $745 million, with 232,865,523 tokens staked.
During the quarter, TON Strategy received 9,430,881 GRAM in staking rewards, generating $13.07 million in staking revenue and a total quarterly staking yield of 4.09%. The company recorded a $27.23 million loss from changes in the fair value of digital assets, a net loss attributable to the company of $23.97 million, and a loss of $0.42 per share. Its net loss for the first nine months of the year totaled $38.26 million.
The company sold GRAM for $7.56 million during the first nine months and spent $5.74 million to repurchase 1,786,928 shares through an at-the-market repurchase agreement. Cash and cash equivalents totaled $25.3 million as of September 30. TON Strategy announced in July that it would gradually wind down its existing businesses, Market.live, Go Fund Yourself, and Lyvecom.
From October 1 to November 12, the company sold an additional 2 million GRAM for $2.32 million. Based on the November 11 price, its GRAM holdings as of September 30 were valued at $268 million.

dYdX has opened an on-chain vote on a software upgrade to version 9.9 that would shift the backing for USDC on dYdX Chain from Noble USDC to Injective USDC. According to Foresight News, the dYdX Foundation said the vote will end on November 16 at 19:32. The upgrade would add a Canonical USDC module following Circle’s plan to discontinue USDC on Noble; the on-chain USDC token identifier and user balances would remain unchanged.
After the migration begins, USDC deposits would only be accepted through Injective. Deposits from Noble, including CCTP transfers routed through Noble, would be rejected and returned. Withdrawals could go to either Noble or Injective, but not to other chains. Once the Noble-backed supply is cleared, withdrawals to Noble would be disabled with governance approval. Deposits and withdrawals would automatically pause if on-chain USDC is not fully backed, while trading would remain unaffected. If the vote passes, the upgrade is expected to be completed around November 18 at 01:00.

Avalanche treasury company AVAX One (Nasdaq: AVX) reported $49.89 million in net profit for the third quarter of 2026 and held about 14.17 million AVAX and equivalents as of September 30. According to Foresight News, about 850,000 AVAX were deployed to Treehouse, approximately 99.7% of its holdings were staked, and the annualized yield was about 5.85%. The company said it would continue focusing on its AVAX treasury strategy and would not proceed with its previously announced modular data center plan.
AVAX One recorded third-quarter revenue of $2.4 million, up from about $526,000 in the same period last year. Revenue included $1.8 million in staking rewards and $700,000 from Bitcoin mining. Net profit compared with a net loss of $8.4 million a year earlier, primarily reflecting about $55.13 million in non-cash unrealized gains on digital assets. Cash and cash equivalents totaled $8.5 million as of September 30.
The company repaid more than $14.9 million in convertible notes during the quarter, bringing the balance to zero as of November 3. It repurchased about 384,000 shares in the third quarter and a further 710,000 shares in October at an average price of $5.46 per share.

Blur's official frontend website has shut down. According to Odaily, the Blur marketplace protocol will continue operating on-chain, and the BLUR token fee switch will remain enabled. NFT bids and listings that existed on the website have been canceled. The page allows users to retrieve remaining assets, including ETH in Blur pool balances and NFTs or ETH tied to outstanding loans.

MANTRA will suspend all unstaking transactions for seven days following a security incident involving Web3Auth and Keplr, and users with unstaking in progress must redelegate their tokens. According to Foresight News, the pause will be reviewed when the seven-day period ends, and MANTRA may extend it.
The incident involved leaked private keys that allowed hackers to steal users’ unstaked MANTRA tokens and initiate unstaking of staked tokens without their consent. The suspension does not affect unstaking already in progress; affected users must redelegate before the eight-day unstaking period ends to prevent hackers from claiming the tokens and transferring them to addresses users cannot control. After redelegation, further unstaking will be paused during the freeze.
MANTRA previously froze several hacker wallets through Governance Proposal No. 41. The private-key leak stemmed from a vulnerability in Web3Auth infrastructure and affected some Keplr wallets in the Cosmos ecosystem whose users logged in through Google or Apple.

US spot bitcoin ETFs, widely seen as a measure of institutional demand, have swung into net outflows for 2026. They are now down $1.56 billion for the year, according to SoSoValue data analyzed by CoinDesk.The reversal came quickly. On October 29, the funds were up about $1.01 billion for the year. A $643.3 million outflow on October 30 alone cut that to $368 million, and two heavy weeks of withdrawals since then pushed the total negative.Two Weeks of Heavy OutflowsWeekNet flowsWeek to October 30−$202.6 millionWeek to November 6−$1.28 billionNovember 9–12−$643.6 millionFrom October 30 to Thursday, the funds lost about $2.57 billion (calculated).Close to a Record Year for Large OutflowsThis is the 12th week of 2026 with net outflows above $500 million. There were 15 such weeks in all of 2025 and four in 2024. Four more in the last six weeks of the year would make 2026 a record.That’s a sharp change from the past two years, when spot bitcoin ETFs took in $21.37 billion in 2025 and $35.24 billion in 2024.Outflows Add to the Price SlideCoinDesk said the rapid redemptions help explain the latest market drop. Bitcoin fell below $70,000 early on Friday, its lowest since August, and later slipped below its 200-week moving average near $68,000.The outflows have come alongside other pressures: a stronger US dollar, with the Dollar Index above 103; US 10-year Treasury yields above 5%; and more than $1.3 billion in crypto liquidations over 24 hours.

On Nov 13, 2026, 11:31 AM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, BNB has dropped below 640 USDT and is now trading at 639.73999 USDT, with a narrowed 4.08% decrease in 24 hours.

Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang cannot freely dispose of his 3.58% stake in the company; his wife, Lori Huang, shares control over the sale of shares held in family trusts. According to Sina Finance, a filing submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on the 12th showed that the couple indirectly held assets through a trust established in 1995 and several other entities, including the Jensen Huang-Lori Huang Living Trust, two irrevocable trusts and six limited liability companies.
As of March 23, Huang was associated with 870.6 million Nvidia shares. Of those, 669 million were held in three family trusts for which the couple were co-trustees, sharing authority over sales and shareholder votes. Huang held 70.1 million shares directly, valued at about $12 billion. Lori Huang chairs the couple’s foundation, while Huang serves as its secretary and chief financial officer. At the end of 2024, the foundation had assets of about $9.2 billion, including 58.7 million Nvidia shares. Media reports say Lori Huang separately manages another trust holding Nvidia shares worth about $5 billion.
U.S. media have described the trust structure as making Huang’s asset management more complicated, while market analysis considers a concentrated sale by the couple that would sharply depress Nvidia shares unlikely. Without a prenuptial agreement, Lori Huang could receive assets worth as much as $75 billion to $77.5 billion in a divorce. Withers attorney Leslie Evans said sale restrictions would remain even if trust shares were divided, and one option would be for Huang to keep the shares and compensate his wife with cash or other assets. Lori Huang has not made any statement about a separation or divorce. Media reports also say Huang forfeited about $108 million in equity compensation when he left Nvidia; the award was conditional on continued employment and expired upon his departure. Media estimates put his total wealth at about $144.5 billion.

Jane Street’s third-quarter filing showed a sharp increase in its Fidelity Bitcoin ETF holdings and a reduction in its BlackRock IBIT position. According to Foresight News, citing Cointelegraph, Jane Street held 7.01 million shares of Fidelity’s FBTC as of September 30, nearly eight times the approximately 887,000 shares it held at the end of June; the position was valued at $509 million. Its IBIT holdings fell 19%, from 24.88 million shares to 20.22 million, while their value rose from $828 million to $957 million as the share price increased.
Jane Street also added about 9 million shares of the ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF, or ARKB, valued at approximately $249 million. Its holdings of BlackRock’s Ethereum ETF, ETHA, increased by 7.83 million shares to more than double their previous level, with the position valued at about $158 million.
JPMorgan added about 1 million IBIT shares in the third quarter, increasing its position 9.6% to 11.41 million shares, valued at approximately $540 million. Its ETHA holdings dropped from 1.17 million shares at the end of June to 399 shares. JPMorgan also increased its Strategy holdings by 36% to approximately 849,000 shares, valued at about $131 million.
Laurore, whose registered address is in Hong Kong, reduced its IBIT holdings by 33% to 3.25 million shares, valued at approximately $154 million.

According to ChainCatcher citing CNN, people close to U.S. Vice President JD Vance say he is seriously considering not running for president in 2028 after last week’s disastrous midterm elections. Vance has not made a decision or set a timetable, and a presidential bid remains an option.
Interviews with roughly a dozen allies and advisers indicate that Vance is weighing his political ambitions, fractures in the MAGA coalition and his responsibilities as a father. They said he is committed to rebuilding the movement that won in 2024 but is unsure whether he should lead it. One person said they would not be surprised by any decision. At 42, Vance could try again later if the current political climate makes success impossible, the person added. Some allies say he is more likely to run than not.

According to ChainCatcher citing DefiLlama, Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin has a circulating market capitalization of about $2.702 billion, exceeding PayPal’s PYUSD at about $2.628 billion. PYUSD’s circulating supply fell by about $99.46 million over the past 24 hours, while RLUSD was roughly unchanged. RLUSD grew by about $70.63 million over the past seven days.

DeFi researcher Ignas said Bitcoin is facing a crisis of confidence rather than merely a price decline. According to Odaily, Ignas said Bitcoin’s store-of-value (SoV) narrative is closely tied to its price, and continued declines are weakening belief in that narrative. Many investors had viewed $58,000 as the market bottom, but Bitcoin failed to rebound while AI stocks recovered first, further hurting sentiment and redirecting dip-buying funds toward AI stocks rather than crypto.
Ignas said the crypto community, which previously voiced strong optimism during Bitcoin downturns, has grown unusually quiet, and some early Bitcoin believers have started buying ZEC or PRL as hedges. Stablecoin outflows and the possibility that Strategy could be removed from MSCI indexes have added to market concerns. Some altcoins have held up better than Bitcoin, but Bitcoin’s weakness continues to weigh on the broader market.

Binance announced on X a campaign offering participants a share of 20,000 USDC. The post encourages users to deposit USD on Binance, set up their first Convert Recurring plan and complete the campaign tasks before time runs out.

Binance Wallet announced on X that Season 3 of the Token Race 10-Win Challenge is underway, featuring a 2,000 USDT pool and 30-second rounds. The challenge calls for participants to achieve 10 wins with at least $50 in volume.

SpaceX’s AI team has cut most of the research and development staff working on Grok Imagine, its image- and video-generation tool, people familiar with the matter said. According to Sina Finance, about 60 employees associated with Grok Imagine were laid off last week, leaving a small team to keep the product running. The tool remains usable, but its future is uncertain without a dedicated development team.
People familiar with the matter said SpaceX shifted its priorities toward AI coding tools and Grok Bot agents after acquiring Musk’s AI company xAI in February in a stock deal valued at $250 billion. In August, SpaceX spent $60 billion to acquire AI coding startup Cursor as part of the shift.
The move resembles OpenAI’s earlier change in direction. OpenAI shut down its Sora video-generation tool earlier this year because of high computing costs and refocused on enterprise business and AI coding applications. In March, Musk wrote on X that the next version of Grok Imagine would amaze people and that the company would invest more in it.
Before the layoffs, Grok was one of the few U.S. projects still training video-generation models in-house; Google and Meta also have their own tools. An independent leaderboard ranked Grok Imagine Video 1.5, released in June, 17th for image-to-video generation and 16th for text-to-video generation. SpaceX’s IPO filing said the system generated more than 2 million videos per month on average in the quarter that included March.
In July, Musk said Grok Imagine would produce a full-length AI film based on Homer’s Odyssey, promising historical accuracy and fidelity to the original style. A clip of the first seven minutes, released last month, drew negative reviews.

According to ChainCatcher, Mysten Labs co-founder and original Sui contributor Evan Cheng said on the New Era Finance Podcast that AI agents are beginning to trade and manage funds autonomously, while existing internet identity and trust systems are struggling to keep pace. He expects substantial AI agent activity on Sui over the next year and said the network aims to serve as a coordination layer for the AI agent economy.
Mysten Labs and Google Cloud have jointly developed Verifiable Agent Arbiter, which uses Sui and Walrus to anchor proofs of agent actions so enterprises, auditors and regulators can independently check whether agents exceeded their authority. The tool can also integrate with Sui Agent Payments and the x402 protocol for agent payments.
Sui’s AI agent infrastructure includes Move, PTB, Walrus, Seal and Sphere, covering permissions management, atomic transactions, verifiable storage and confidential collaboration.

South Korea’s Digital Asset Basic Act is expected to be finalized in early January next year, with lawmakers seeking to complete legislation before U.S. stablecoin rules are expected to take effect on January 18 next year.
According to Odaily, Democratic Party lawmaker Min Byung-deok said discussion of key issues could begin as early as next week, with industry participants and experts expected to take part over the following two months. He opposed requiring banks to hold 50% plus one share of a stablecoin issuer, and instead backed rules focused on issuer conduct and safety, including 100% reserve assets, immediate redemption, anti-money laundering measures and customer identity checks.
The proposals also include delaying digital asset taxation by two years, to 2029, allowing investment losses to offset gains over the following three years, and establishing a digital asset committee directly under the president to coordinate industry policy.

Bitcoin fell as low as $67,652 on Friday, November 13, dropping below its 200-week moving average of around $68,000, as a stronger US dollar and rising bond yields hit risk assets. Bitcoin is down more than 3.5% over 24 hours, 16% over the past month and 17% this quarter. Earlier in the session it broke below $70,000 for the first time since August 19.The 200-week moving average is a long-term trend line that many traders watch as a deep support level in bear markets.Ether, XRP and SOL SlideThe selling spread across the market:Ether fell below $2,000 for the first time since August.XRP traded close to $1.Solana (SOL) fell below $80.Smaller tokens including GT, Stacks (STX) and Monero (XMR) dropped 7% or more.Dollar and Bond Yields ClimbThe Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the US dollar against a basket of major currencies, rose above 103, its highest since April 2025. It has gained nearly 2% since early October as markets priced in more Federal Reserve rate hikes.Bond yields are rising worldwide. The US 10-year Treasury yield reached 5.125% and the 30-year 5.459%, and yields in the UK, France, Germany and Japan also rose. Higher yields make safer assets more attractive and tend to weigh on riskier ones such as bitcoin and tech stocks.Bets on a half-point Fed hike in December increased after Tuesday’s hotter-than-expected US inflation report. US October producer price data is due at 13:30 UTC today.$500 Million Liquidated as Bitcoin Broke $70,000More than $1.3 billion in crypto futures bets were liquidated over 24 hours, according to CoinGlass, with bitcoin accounting for $677 million. Nearly $500 million of that was wiped out as bitcoin fell below $70,000, showing how many traders had piled into leveraged positions.A liquidation happens when an exchange forcibly closes a leveraged trade because losses have used up the trader’s margin. The largest single liquidation was a bitcoin long worth more than $31 million on the decentralized trading platform Hyperliquid.Gold Slips, Oil ReboundsGold traded just below $3,900 an ounce as it tried to recover toward $4,000. Oil rebounded from recent losses, with WTI crude at $89 a barrel and Brent above $96. CoinDesk also pointed to reports of renewed tensions in the Middle East.Tech futures fell, and the DRAM memory ETF and VanEck Semiconductor ETF also traded lower on Friday.Microsoft Works to Restore Services After Global OutageMicrosoft is working to restore Outlook, Teams, Copilot and other Microsoft 365 services after a global outage disrupted businesses and government agencies, delaying some corporate results, according to Bloomberg. Microsoft said stability and capacity were improving and that there was no sign of malicious activity or a cyberattack.

USDC Treasury minted a total of 500 million USDC in two transactions within the past hour. According to Odaily, it minted 250 million USDC at 9:45 p.m. (UTC+8) and another 250 million at 10:42 p.m. (UTC+8), valued at about $250 million.

Binance Wallet announced on X that users with at least 256 Binance Alpha Points can claim the airdrop token on a first-come, first-served basis starting today at 11:00 (UTC). Claims will remain available until the pool is fully distributed or the event expires. Further details will be announced soon.

Osmosis said block production resumed at 10:53 on Nov. 13, nearly four hours after it stopped. According to Foresight News, the incident caused no fund losses or block rollbacks, and the network is operating normally. Nodes built with Go 1.23, including those using published Docker images, may remain stuck at block height 74,955,152. Node operators should switch to the official v32.0.0 binary or rebuild with Go 1.26.10, run osmosisd rollback once, and restart the node.

Binance announced on X that Yi He, Eowyn Chen and Jessica Walker will go live for the “Road to Binance Blockchain Week” session, offering a first look at ideas and conversations coming to Binance Blockchain Week 2026.

Retail investors bought a net $1.6 billion of Nvidia shares over three trading days, the most in any three-day stretch in at least 12 months, according to retail flow data reported on November 13.$730 Million on November 10DayRetail net buyingNovember 9~$590 millionNovember 10~$730 million, the most in a single day since MarchNovember 11~$300 millionThe heaviest buying came on November 10, when Nvidia shares fell 5.5%.Record Buying at the OpenRetail investors bought about $455 million and sold about $345 million of Nvidia in the first 30 minutes of trading on November 12. That made a net purchase of about $111 million, the largest on record for the opening half hour.Leveraged ETFs Draw InflowsRetail traders also bought leveraged funds that aim to deliver twice Nvidia’s daily move:NVDL: inflows of about $401 million this week, potentially its largest weekly inflow since November 2025NVDU: inflows of about $64 million, potentially its largest weekly inflow since February 2026Retail Buys as Analysts Turn CautiousThe buying came as some Wall Street analysts became more cautious on the stock. Citi cut its Nvidia price target to $285 from $315 on November 10, and Morgan Stanley removed Nvidia from its top picks list on November 11 while keeping an overweight rating. Nvidia’s board is also investigating reports about CEO Jensen Huang.

Tether-backed Twenty One Capital (XXI) reported $1.087 billion in Q3 net income. The result was almost entirely from $1.093 billion in bitcoin fair value gains, according to The Block, citing an SEC filing. At Sept. 30, it held 43,514 BTC, worth roughly $83,700 each, and $102.8 million in cash; $486.5 million in convertible notes were collateralized by about 16,116 BTC. It posted a $4.8 million operating loss and $1.34 million interest expense; its first-nine-month 2026 net loss was $186.5 million. CEO Rapha Zagury said it is evaluating mining, lending, treasury and energy opportunities and may buy back shares below attributable asset value. Shares fell 19.48% over the past month, versus bitcoin's 16.06% decline.

According to Jin10, the Federal Reserve will purchase $14 billion in short-term Treasury securities for MBS reinvestment.

Arthur Hayes announced that Flop Labs' testnet and airdrop are scheduled to launch on November 24, 2026. According to PANews, he said any changes or updates to the timing would be announced in advance.

Binance Wallet announced on X that the Binance Alpha COLLECT Trading Competition has $200,000 worth of rewards available. Qualified Alpha competition traders can unlock a 1.2x trading volume boost. An early-bird multiplier gives Day 1 trades a 2.0x multiplier, with earlier trading qualifying for a higher boost. Only buy volume counts; selling is excluded.

Crypto KOL XXAntiWar said the two largest losses this year came from ZEC short positions, both of which were voluntarily closed to limit losses. According to Odaily, XXAntiWar wrote on X that holding either position longer could have led to liquidation.
XXAntiWar said most of the past few months were spent trading ZEC, which generated a net profit of about $20,000. The main sources of profit this year were buying dips in storage-sector stocks and swing trading HYPE.
XXAntiWar recalled expecting ZEC to fall from $1,200 to $800, but the price later rose to $1,600. By the time it retreated to just above $800, XXAntiWar no longer held a short position.
XXAntiWar said futures traders should not hold losing positions or keep adding margin, and cautioned that oversized positions and excessive leverage limit room to adjust. Traders should be prepared to lose all funds placed in a futures account.

Trader 0xe813’s ETH long position is down $7.3 million. According to Odaily, Lookonchain reported that the trader had previously won all 10 trades and earned $6.32 million, but the latest position erased those gains and pushed the trader’s overall losses above $1 million.

On Nov 13, 2026, 05:56 AM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin has dropped below 68,000 USDT and is now trading at 67,809.867188 USDT, with a narrowed 7.88% decrease in 24 hours.

Nvidia, the world’s most valuable company, has suddenly lost a leader closely tied to its fortunes, but it is not the first company to face the departure of a central executive. According to Sina Finance, investors call the resulting exposure “key-person risk,” and some companies have lost hundreds of millions of dollars in market value after senior leaders left.
Apple lost co-founder Steve Jobs, who died of cancer; McDonald’s fired Steve Easterbrook over an improper relationship with a subordinate; and Nissan removed Carlos Ghosn as chairman in 2018 after his arrest in Tokyo on allegations including underreporting income. One exception was Wynn Resorts: its shares rose 8% the day after founder Steve Wynn resigned following sexual misconduct allegations. Leadership experts say companies may recover faster when successors are experienced operators willing to make difficult changes. Spencer Stuart’s James Citrin said credibility is key and there is no universal succession plan.
At Apple, Tim Cook eased doubts through a more cautious management approach and launched dividends and share buybacks in 2012. Yale professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld said Cook could consult experienced CEOs on Apple’s board, including Bob Iger of Disney and Mickey Drexler of Gap, while Nvidia’s current directors lack comparable long-term experience running public companies.
Uber appointed Expedia CEO Dara Khosrowshahi in 2017 amid multiple crises following Travis Kalanick’s resignation. Khosrowshahi was tasked with repairing the company’s culture and preparing for a 2019 IPO while curbing billions of dollars in losses. He built a management team and later made further changes after the IPO underperformed expectations.
Ghosn’s 2018 departure left Renault and Nissan with a power vacuum, talent losses and internal disputes. Renault has had three CEOs since 2019, while Nissan has undergone repeated leadership and strategy changes, including the collapse of a proposed merger with Honda. The Renault-Nissan alliance remains, but its terms have been revised; Sonnenfeld said both companies have distanced themselves from Ghosn.

Wintermute increased its short exposure on Hyperliquid by $18.26 million, bringing it to $90.71 million. According to Odaily, Onchain Lens data shows the position rose from $72.45 million. Wintermute’s cumulative profits reached $228 million, up $540,000 from the previous update, while profits over the past 30 days totaled $20.64 million.