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Are miners finally backing down too? MARA’s Q3 results are out, and everyone online is doing the math: After the quarter ended, it sold 13,597 BTC at an average price of $81,039, raising about $1.1 billion in cash. It used the proceeds to fully repay $750 million in Bitcoin-collateralized loans and redeem 17,477 pledged coins. The sale accounted for exactly 40% of its 34,012 coins held at the end of September, leaving just 20,415. Since the start of the year, it has sold a total of 40,581 coins, raising about $3 billion, while cutting debt by $1.4 billion—a 37% reduction. BTC was only $64,000 when it borrowed, and it sold at $81,000, netting about $170 million. The numbers add up more neatly than anyone else’s. But don’t get the wrong idea: this isn’t a bearish move—on the same day, MARA’s board approved a $500 million buyback, with the money earmarked for AI data centers. Miners’ thinking has changed: mining coins is no longer a matter of faith; it’s about the balance sheet. #MARA #BitcoinMiner

The market is getting slaughtered, but $SXT is bucking the trend and closing in the green. While BTC is bottoming out around $74,300 and altcoins are awash in red, SXT surged to a high of $0.00937 today and is now around $0.009, up about 2.4% over 24 hours. Buy $10,000 worth at yesterday’s close and it’s now worth $10,238; buy at the close 7 days ago and it’s now worth $10,737. Its market cap is only a little over $42 million. Over the past 30 days, it’s ranged from a high of $0.01152 to a low of $0.00729, with all its movement confined to a narrow range. No explosive rally, no big story—it just refuses to fall. While others are cutting their losses, it’s quietly lifting its head. With a coin like this, either nobody’s paying attention, or it’s just waiting for a spark. #SpaceandTime #逆势

CPI hit, and bulls across the market were crushed. U.S. October CPI came in at +0.4%, with core CPI at +0.3%—both above expectations. BTC plunged from $74,410 to $73,400 within five minutes, hitting an intraday low of $72,866 and even breaking below Sunday's low of $73,510. ETH fared worse, down 4.8% on the day and briefly falling below $2,010. About $510 million in positions were liquidated across the market in four hours, with longs accounting for 82%—$420 million in long liquidations versus just $93 million in short losses, a classic long squeeze. ETFs are still bleeding, with $201 million in outflows on Monday alone; IBIT has seen seven straight days of outflows. The Fear & Greed Index is at 32, and panic hasn't faded. Next up is the psychological $70,000 level. In this market, staying in cash is a position too.#CPI #Bitcoin

The whole market is getting slashed by CPI, but $UNI actually showed some backbone for once. BTC briefly fell below $73,000, down 2.5% on the day; ETH dropped 4.8%. UNI briefly surged to $7.16 in the morning session and is still holding a roughly 1% gain over 24 hours, with a market cap of $4.4 billion, firmly in 24th place. It closed at $6.986 yesterday, and now it’s at $6.74—so 10,000U is down to about 9,650U. Don’t get tricked into chasing the rally just because it’s “defying the trend.” It closed at $7.22 seven days ago and is now down about 6.6%; it’s fallen more than 10% in 30 days. The fact that it got knocked back down after reaching $7.16 says it all. In plain English: it didn’t follow the broader market down, making it the strongest performer today—but it can’t hold above $7.16, so talk of a comeback is premature. #UNI #Uniswap

If you have a wallet on your iPhone, don’t rush to check the market today—check your phone first. On November 10, Binance issued a security warning: iOS has a sandbox escape vulnerability called worse_query, affecting versions 26.7.1, 27.0.1, and 27.2. A malicious app can directly read other apps’ local files—wallet recovery phrases, private keys, and login credentials could all be compromised. This isn’t a Binance-specific issue; iOS-level isolation has been breached, so in theory, any app that stores sensitive information locally is at risk. The vulnerability was publicly disclosed by researcher forcequitOS on November 8. Apple released versions 27.2.1 and 26.7.3 on November 9, but its official security notes don’t say whether this vulnerability was fixed. The good news: so far, there are no confirmed cases of wallets being stolen. Binance recommends three steps: delete all apps from untrusted sources, including sideloaded apps; update iOS and all apps to the latest official versions; and if you suspect your device has been compromised, immediately transfer your assets to a new wallet created on a clean device and reset all login sessions. If you have screenshots of your recovery phrase in your photo album, it’s really time to change that habit.#安全 #iOS

The whole market is falling, but $NEAR is pushing higher against the trend. It’s currently around $3.66, up about 2% in 24 hours, after briefly hitting $3.765 intraday. While BTC was knocked down to $73,500 by hotter-than-expected CPI and ETH slid toward $2,000, it was one of the few coins in the top 100 still rising. The $10,000 worth bought at yesterday’s closing price of $3.63 is now worth about $10,083; the amount bought at the November 8 close of $3.586 is now worth about $10,206. The catalysts are tangible, too: on November 9, NEAR Intents officially integrated with Talos’s institutional trading system, bringing cross-chain liquidity for more than 100 native assets across 35 chains directly into institutional order flow. On November 2, HSP-029 cut the annual issuance cap from 2.5% to 1.6%. Its market cap is around $4.78 billion. It’s still down 6.6% over seven days and more than 30% over 30 days, and remains 82% below its all-time high of $20.44—is this rally a preview of institutional money moving in, or just a one-day wonder in a bear market? #NEAR #Crypto

CPI came in hot—hotter than expected. U.S. October CPI rose 0.4% month over month, versus expectations of 0.3%; core CPI rose 0.3% for the third consecutive month, against expectations of just 0.2%. Waller had just said that if core inflation hit 0.3%, he would consider a 50-basis-point hike—and the data landed right on that mark. Nasdaq futures briefly fell 1.4%, the 10-year Treasury yield surged to 4.94%, and Bitcoin slid to around $73,600. The Fed’s rate decision is on December 9, and this is the last inflation report before the meeting. A rate hike is all but certain, so don’t expect markets to settle down before December 9. #美联储 #CPI

While the broader market is still dragging its feet around $74,000, $PEPE has picked itself up. It closed at 0.00000512 on Binance on November 9, and is now around 0.0000054, after hitting an intraday high of 0.00000544. The 10,000 USDT bought at yesterday’s close is now worth about 10,580 USDT; buying at the high would put it at around 10,620 USDT. The 24-hour gain is about 3%—not much at first glance, but it’s up 7%–12% over 7 days and around 27% over 30 days. Its market cap is holding steady at $2.2 billion, with 24-hour trading volume at $450–500 million. The Meme coin leader is moving up on strong volume this time. It’s still a long way from its all-time high of 0.000028. Check the 30-day candlestick chart and decide for yourself whether you’re willing to buy at this level. #Meme coins

Coinbase really did get a “bank charter” this time—but don’t get the wrong idea: it hasn’t become a bank. The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has officially approved Coinbase National Trust Company. The charter takes effect on November 6, and Coinbase announced it on November 9. This means its institutional custody business will now fall under federal banking supervision. Over the next three years, it will gradually migrate custody operations from its New York state trust company. But the restrictions are explicit: it cannot take deposits, make loans, or issue stablecoins, and it must maintain $60 million in Tier 1 capital for the first three years. Coinbase held $245.7 billion in assets under custody as of the end of June 2025. Ripple also just received a similar charter on October 26. The path to compliance is opening up, but retail customers shouldn’t expect to open an account and deposit money at Coinbase—this charter has nothing to do with you. #Coinbase #OCC

$GRAM quietly made another move today. Binance's current price is $1.08, after peaking at $1.122 during the day—up as much as 8% from yesterday's close of $1.039. If you bought $10,000 worth at yesterday's close, it's now worth $10,414; selling at the peak would have netted $10,799. The catalyst came from Telegram: more than 700,000 new non-custodial Gram wallet registrations in 48 hours. Since TON was renamed Gram, wallet activity has finally started picking up. But don't get carried away: $GRAM is still down more than 5% over 7 days and about 25% over 30 days, and remains 87% below its all-time high of $8.25. This is just an oversold bounce. Its market cap is about $3.1 billion, ranking it in the 30s. Trading volume is up, but the trend hasn't reversed yet—before chasing the price, see whether it can hold above $1.10. #Gram #TON

The Senate is getting serious: On November 5, Senator Blumenthal gave Binance, Tether, the Trump family’s World Liberty Financial, and Fight Fight Fight LLC, the issuer of $TRUMP , an ultimatum: start producing records by November 30 and turn over everything by January 4, 2027, or the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations will consider “other measures”—and subpoenas are in its toolbox. The context is significant: a September Senate report said that 84% of 846 sanctioned or seized Iran-linked wallets used almost exclusively USDT; Tether responded that it had helped freeze about $550 million in Iran-linked funds this year. Democrats take control of the Senate on January 3, and Blumenthal immediately becomes chair of the investigative committee. January 4 wasn’t a date picked at random. #监管 #United States

The broader market is barely moving, while $HOT has quietly climbed three days in a row: it closed at 0.000356 on November 7 and is now at 0.000455, up 28% in three days. Today it surged over 6% in just one hour, and is up more than 8% in 24 hours, reaching an intraday high of 0.000478. Its market cap is only around $80 million. When an old coin like this gets going, it becomes a sentiment play—the rally doesn’t have to make sense. Let’s do the math: buy $10,000 worth at the November 7 close, and it’d be worth $12,781 now; buy at yesterday’s close, and it’d be worth $10,294 now; buy at the November 8 low, and it’d be worth $13,112 now. Don’t wait until it’s trending to chase it—by then, you’ll be the one holding the bag. #Holo #逆势

The biggest crypto heist in history, involving $6.3 billion, and hackers laundered the money by launching shitcoins: Elliptic disclosed on November 9 that North Korea’s TraderTraitor group launched six meme coins in a row on the NEAR chain from November 5 to 7—monkeys, ducks, foxes, and one featuring Elon Musk’s profile picture with the words “Elon 2028 President.” Each coin cost just 25 $NEAR , or about $90, to launch. The scheme was both dirty and clever: one set of wallets used stolen NEAR to buy the coins, while another set sold them for cash. With only a liquidity pool in between, blacklists couldn’t stop them. That’s how 117,000 NEAR, worth about $430,000, was laundered. Trading stopped on November 8, and all six coins were abandoned. What stings even more: this trick was used last year after Bybit was hacked, laundering $24 million. About $3.13 billion of the $6.3 billion in stolen funds is still in the hackers’ hands, while $2.85 billion has been frozen or intercepted. There are no secrets on-chain, only patience—you think shitcoins are a casino for retail traders, but they’ve long been a washing machine for hackers. #Binance #Hackers

The broader market is flat at $74K, playing dead, but the AI sector is quietly leading gains at +2.84%. $KITE is the one spearheading the rally: currently at $0.1154, up about 8.4% in 24 hours. If you bought $10K worth at yesterday’s close of $0.1135, it’d now be worth $10,167; if you scooped it up at the November 8 low of $0.1044, you’d now have $11,054. Its market cap is only about $280 million, ranking outside the top 100, and it’s still down 64% from its all-time high of $0.32—so it’s fair to say the AI Agent chain story is only just getting started. BTC is sitting tight ahead of CPI, so money is flowing into small-cap AI coins like this one—with about $13.4 million in 24-hour trading volume. Holders made enough for another hot pot meal today; those who missed the ride are still waiting for a pullback. But if it actually comes, will you dare to buy? #AI #KiteAI

Stop calling it altcoin season and take a look at the numbers first. Bitcoin’s market dominance is still at 60.3%, and the Altcoin Season Index is only at 40—far from the 75-point confirmation threshold. The total altcoin market cap shrank from $1.85 trillion to $1.05 trillion in a month, a drop of over 40%. The money simply hasn’t rotated in. Yesterday, TradingView even had a glitch: Bitcoin dominance briefly showed a plunge to 24%, and a bunch of people thought altcoin season had arrived. Turns out it was just a data error. BTC is still grinding around $74,000. With the index below 75 and dominance above 60%, so-called altcoin season is just wishful thinking. If altcoins are going to take off, wait for BTC to show its direction first. #山寨季 #Bitcoin

While BTC is treading water at $74,000, meme coins have already made a move. Fartcoin is up about 6% over the past 24 hours, currently trading at $0.118 after hitting an intraday high of $0.1201, with a market cap of around $118 million. If you bought $10,000 worth at yesterday’s closing price of $0.112, it would now be worth about $10,570—a $570 gain. Don’t let the rally fool you: it’s still down 28% over the past 30 days and 95% below its all-time high of $2.48. This is purely a sentiment-driven market for quick in-and-out trades. When the broader market lacks direction, meme coins are the only excitement. Knowing when to hold is the real skill—more people get trapped chasing highs than make money. #Meme币 #Bitcoin

The U.S. Treasury is serious this time: On November 6, FinCEN directly designated MEXC as a “primary money laundering concern,” cutting it off from the U.S. financial system. The allegations are staggering: between May 2021 and May 2026, at least $16 billion in illicit funds flowed through MEXC, involving sanctions evasion by Iran, North Korea, and Russia, as well as ransomware, the dark web, and scams. Nearly $1.5 billion was linked to Russia, and $232 million went directly to sanctioned entities. Even Grinex, the successor to the already-sanctioned Garantex, continued using MEXC to move funds until this June. The order takes effect 30 days after its publication in the Federal Register, after which U.S. banks will no longer be allowed to transfer a single cent to MEXC. MEXC says its operations are normal and users’ assets are safe. OKX has already warned users not to transfer crypto directly from MEXC. On the same day, the Treasury also sanctioned eight Canadian money services businesses. This campaign, called “Operation Economic Outcast,” aims to systematically cut off sanctioned entities’ lifelines in the crypto world. Sooner or later, every exchange will have to answer for its compliance record. #加密货币 #MEXC

The broader market is barely moving, but $AVAX is holding up the entire L1 scene single-handedly. Binance daily-chart live trading: closed at $7.936 on November 8, then jumped straight to $8.656 at the close on November 9, up 9.07% in a single day, with an intraday high of $9.014. Put in 10,000 U at the November 8 close, and by yesterday’s close it had become 10,907 U; at the high, it was worth 11,357 U. The current price is around $8.45, still up roughly 7% over 24 hours, with market cap back above $3.6 billion. Don’t let that big green candle fool you: it’s up less than 2% over 7 days and is still down over 30 days—this is what an oversold bounce looks like: one day can make back a whole week’s losses. BTC is still hovering between $74,000 and $75,000, waiting for October CPI at 8:30 tonight. A move like AVAX’s is basically a bet ahead of the data: once it drops, the direction will become clear immediately. If you’re chasing the price, remember that $7.9 is yesterday’s floor beneath this green candle. If it breaks below that, act like it never happened. #Avalanche #cryptocurrency

The chain is down, but the coin keeps rising—$INJ has had a surreal week. On November 9, the mainnet halted production for the second time in ten weeks. Upbit and Bithumb froze deposits and withdrawals from 11 p.m. that night, and staking was suspended too; only spot trading remained open. Under normal circumstances, news like this should knock the price down 10%. But what happened? It’s now at $8.02, up about 14%–17% over the past 7 days, with a market cap of $800 million, ranking No. 81. It closed near 10,000 USDT a week ago; now it’s at 11,100 USDT. The official explanation was that this was a scheduled upgrade test, and block production resumed that very night. The same explanation was given when the chain halted for 3 hours and 42 minutes on August 31. Even more ironically, the mainnet had just celebrated its fifth anniversary on November 8. The chain stops, the coin rises—is the market simply unfazed, or is the bad news already priced in, making it good news? It’s still down 85% from its high of $52.62. Would you dare buy at this level? #Injective #DeFi

With the market down this much, $NIGHT is quietly pumping. Up about 8%–9% over 24 hours, currently at $0.0436. A $10,000 position bought at yesterday’s close is now worth $10,800; one bought at the November 8 low of $0.0379 is now worth $11,500. Don’t be fooled by the modest gains—this is happening overnight, while BTC struggles below $75,000 and the Fear & Greed Index sits at just 32. Few of the top 100 are in the green. And there’s substance behind the move: on November 6, the mainnet hard forked from Ledger 8 to 9, bringing privacy transfers and new smart contract features online; mainnet transactions have just topped 1 million. It’s Cardano’s own privacy chain, and holders can earn DUST to offset fees. Its market cap is only $670 million, ranking 116th, and it’s still down 63% from its peak of $0.1185. The airdrop unlock period ends December 4, so selling pressure from unlocked tokens may soon be over. In a bear market, those brave enough to go against the trend are either onto something real—or about to get buried in the next wave. Which side are you on? #Midnight #PrivacySector