【Late-night recap | Early morning, Nov. 8】A night dominated by geopolitics. U.S.-Iran tensions escalate: Two oil tankers caught fire after striking mines in the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. confirmed a “small strike” on Iran’s Qeshm Island, while U.S. media reported that the new moon on Nov. 9 could offer a favorable window for airstrikes. Safe-haven sentiment may provide potential support for $BTC .

Fallout from the Binance hack continues: $2.5 billion was transferred in a single transaction, at a cost of just $15 to the hacker. Singapore’s Monetary Authority (MAS) weighed in, saying crypto trading is not suitable for the general public, putting short-term pressure on $BNB .

AI infrastructure narratives diverge: Marvell’s $115 billion all-stock acquisition of Lumentum accelerates the optical module sector (AI score: 85, signal: long); but Microsoft ended its compute leasing deal with Oracle over issues with older NVDA chips, prompting the market to scrutinize the quality of AI capex.

Key takeaways: Geopolitical and security events are creating a double shock, favoring defensive positioning, while narratives within AI are rotating. NFA | DYOR

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