🏦 Five of the largest banks are joining forces to tokenize financial markets.
On November 4, HSBC, JPMorgan (Kinexys), MUFG, Société Générale-FORGE, and Standard Chartered announced the creation of the Global Layer One Organisation (GL1 Org) in Singapore.
The goal is to establish shared standards, interoperable infrastructure, and programmable compliance.
This is not the launch of a new cryptocurrency, but the development of institutional infrastructure for RWA.
Source: GL1 Org joint statement, 04.11.2026. Not financial advice. DYOR.
📍 Price: ~$2,100–2,150 (low $2,095, down 4.5–6.5% in 24 hours) 📉 2-month low: ETH underperforms BTC amid regulatory concerns in the US
📊 KEY POINTS • ETH ETFs: Nov. 2–6 — $365.3 million in outflows, including $346 million from ETHA (BlackRock) • Nov. 6: −$93.2 million — second consecutive day; institutions aren’t returning • Glamsterdam: Hoodi testnet delayed due to 8 gas accounting risks (Ethereum Foundation, Nov. 6) • 24-hour liquidations: ~$1.05 billion, 88% longs
💬 SENTIMENT ETH is under triple pressure: a delayed upgrade, ETF outflows, and increasingly hawkish Fed rhetoric. A break above $2,300 would restore the chance of a rebound to $2,400; losing $2,095 would open the way to $1,963.
⚠️ RISKS • Democrats took Congress — risk of tighter crypto regulation • $365 million in ETF outflows for the week — institutional demand is weak • Glamsterdam: no new date set for Hoodi • $1,963 is the next target if $2,095 breaks (Ali Martinez)
⚠️ Not financial advice. The crypto market carries high risk.
📍 Price: ~$74,800–75,200 (briefly fell to $73,510) 📉 Weekly: −6% — 5th consecutive week of declines, lowest since August ⚔️ Trigger: Strong NFP (+165K) raised the odds of a Fed rate hike in December to 76.8%
📊 WHAT MATTERS • BTC ETFs: Friday −$412M (IBIT −$403M), week −$1.28B • Liquidations in 4 hours: $803M (86.8% longs), ~$1.49B total in 24 hours • A major whale lost $49M on BTC/ETH long liquidations • Fear & Greed: 29 (“fear”)
💬 SENTIMENT The market is under pressure from Fed tightening and ETF outflows. A recovery is unlikely without a move back above $76,000.
⚠️ RISKS • Democrats took Congress — risk of tighter crypto regulation • $73,500 is key support; a break below could target $71,500 • ETF outflows for 5 consecutive days — institutions are pulling out • CPI and PPI this week — new volatility triggers
⚠️ Not financial advice. The crypto market is high-risk.
Ethereum has postponed preparations for Glamsterdam.
During testing, developers found smart contracts that may not work correctly after EIP-8037 and EIP-8038. They have paused the Hoodi hard fork process until the risks are resolved.
Security is more important than release speed.
Source: Ethereum Foundation, 06.11.2026. Not financial advice. DYOR.
📍 Price: ~$75,700–75,800 📉 Week: -6%, BTC held $75k after falling to $74,800 (lowest since August 21) ⚔️ Trigger: strong NFP +165K raised the odds of a Fed rate hike in December to ~77%
📊 WHAT MATTERS • BTC ETFs: $411.9M outflow on November 7 — 2nd consecutive day; weekly: -$1.28B (highest since June) • IBIT (BlackRock): -$1.21B for the week — 95% of total outflows • 24h liquidations: BTC longs $216M, shorts $102M • Fear & Greed: 28 (“fear,” up from 25) — the market has left the “extreme fear” zone
⚖️ LEVELS 🟢 Support: $74,800–74,150 → $73,200 (200-day MA) → $71,500 🔴 Resistance: $76,300–76,500 → $78,000 → $80,000 (56% chance of a recovery in November)
💬 SENTIMENT BTC is trapped in a descending triangle. Low weekend trading volumes bring the risk of false breakouts. A move back above $76,500 would restore the structure; losing $74,150 opens the way to $73,200 and lower.
⚠️ RISKS • $1.28B in ETF outflows for the week — institutions are exiting • $73,200 — 200-day MA, key support • Odds of a December rate hike have risen to ~77% • Low trading volumes — the rally may prove short-lived
⚠️ Not financial advice. The crypto market is high-risk.
🔐 The $6.3 billion Binance hack is changing insurers’ approach to crypto businesses.
Following the October 29 attack, which the FBI linked to North Korea, insurers are stepping up scrutiny of companies’ cybersecurity. According to Binance, the attackers used a fake job interview and malicious code.
Employee security is part of asset protection.
Source: Reuters, 06.11.2026. Not financial advice. DYOR. #Crypto #Security #Binance
📍 Price: ~$2,200–2,240 📉 24h: -7.5–8%, ETH plunged from $2,437 to $2,206 — its lowest since August ⚔️ Trigger: Nasdaq plunged 5.5% (AI sell-off) + $99.9 million outflow from ETH ETFs on November 5
📊 WHAT MATTERS • ETH ETFs: $93.2 million outflow on November 6 — second consecutive day; ETHA (BlackRock) -$90.8 million • November so far: -$365 million; October: -$1.61 billion — the worst month in ETH ETF history • 24h liquidations: ~$210 million, of which $179 million were longs (85%) • Fear & Greed: 25 (“extreme fear,” down from 28)
⚖️ LEVELS 🟢 Support: $2,200–2,207 → $2,170 → $2,130 ($901 million in longs) 🔴 Resistance: $2,270–2,300 → $2,339 ($900 million in shorts)
💬 SENTIMENT ETH is weaker than BTC: ETH/BTC is under pressure, and capital is flowing into Bitcoin. The 200-day MA (~$2,240) is still holding, but the structure is fragile. A break above $2,339 could trigger a short squeeze involving $900 million; a drop below $2,130 could cause a cascade of long liquidations totaling $901 million.
⚠️ RISKS • $2,130 is a liquidation zone for $901 million in longs • ETF outflows for two consecutive days — institutions are leaving • Nasdaq down 5.5% — risk assets are under pressure • Glamsterdam delayed — a blow to the upgrade narrative
⚠️ Not financial advice. The crypto market is high-risk.
📍 Price: ~$75,600–76,000 📉 Week: -6% from $80k, low of $74,762 (lowest since August 21) ⚔️ Trigger: Strong NFP of +165K (forecast: 65K) raised the odds of a rate hike in December to 76.8%
📊 WHAT MATTERS • BTC ETFs: $430 million in outflows on November 5 — FBTC -$200 million, IBIT -$105 million (5th consecutive day, >$1 billion since 10/30) • 24-hour liquidations: $218 million (longs: $143 million) • $6.3 billion Binance hack (10/29) — trust in exchanges undermined • Fear & Greed: 25 (“extreme fear,” down from 28)
💬 SENTIMENT BTC is below all key EMAs — the daily structure is bearish. RSI at 37.8 is close to oversold, but there is no reversal. Strong employment data reinforced expectations of Fed tightening. Without a move back above $77,000, the market remains vulnerable.
⚠️ RISKS • $75,563 is critical support; a break below targets $71,543–69,698 • ETF outflows for 5 consecutive days — institutions are pulling out • Odds of a December rate hike have risen to 76.8% • US elections: Democrats won Congress — risk of crypto reform slowing down
⚠️ Not financial advice. The crypto market is high-risk.
💵 HashKey and RD Technologies are preparing to bring RDUSD to HSK Chain.
The stablecoin, issued by Anchorage Digital Bank, is planned for use in international payments, corporate settlements, and the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA).
An important caveat: for now, this is about technical testing and integration, not a full-scale launch.
The trend is clear: stablecoins are becoming infrastructure for businesses, not just a tool for crypto trading.
Source: HashKey, 02.11.2026. Not financial advice. DYOR.
🌏 Binance is trying to return to the Malaysian market.
The exchange confirmed talks with two regulators: the SC and Bank Negara Malaysia. They are discussing the possibility of operating under a license after the restrictions imposed in 2021.
But there’s a catch: approval has not yet been granted, and the type of license has not been disclosed. What’s more, on October 8, Binance was added to the SC’s investor alert list again.
Talks don’t mean a return to the market.
Source: Bloomberg / The Paypers, Oct. 31–Nov. 5, 2026. Not financial advice. DYOR.
Access to the Emerging Market Bond fund has been tokenized through Centrifuge. It is a feeder fund: the token represents a stake in an investment structure, not direct ownership of individual bonds.
RWA extends beyond US Treasuries and money market funds.
But the risks of lending to emerging markets do not disappear.
Source: Centrifuge, 04.11.2026. Not financial advice. DYOR.
📍 Price: ~$75,400–75,700 📉 24h: -5.4–6.0%, low of $75,158 — lowest since September 16 ⚔️ Trigger: Nasdaq plunged 5.5% (AI sell-off) + $1.09 billion in long liquidations
📊 WHAT MATTERS • BTC ETFs: $430.2 million outflow on November 5 — IBIT -$105 million, FBTC -$199 million • 7-day ETF outflows: $1.12 billion — largest since June • Liquidations in 24h: $1.02 billion (91.6% longs), BTC — $254 million • Fear & Greed: 28 (“fear,” down 22 in 24h)
💬 SENTIMENT BTC broke below the 50-week MA ($75,733) — a structural bearish signal. NFP is coming up (today), followed by CPI on November 10. A weak NFP could trigger a rebound; a strong one could deliver another blow.
⚠️ RISKS • NFP today: weak data → rebound; strong data → rate pressure • $73,200 — 200-day MA, key support • $1.12 billion in ETF outflows over the week — institutions are pulling out • Democrats in Congress — risk of a slowdown in crypto legislation
⚠️ Not financial advice. The crypto market is high-risk.
📍 Price: ~$2,424–2,430 (+6.6–8.3% in 24 hours, range $2,295–2,450) ⚔️ Trigger: Democrats’ victory in the U.S. elections + falling oil prices — ETH is outperforming BTC in the rebound
📊 WHAT MATTERS • ETH ETFs: +$53M on November 4 — a reversal after 5 days of outflows; ETHA +$32.8M, FETH +$19.2M • But Glassnode: not a single day of net inflows since September 29 — demand remains weak • 24-hour liquidations: ETH longs $106M, shorts $137M • Glamsterdam: Hoodi delayed, mainnet in Q4 2026 or December — date unconfirmed • Fear & Greed: 50 (neutral, up from 34)
💬 SENTIMENT ETH rebounded more strongly than BTC, but volume and on-chain activity are weak. A break above $2,546 could trigger a short squeeze; a drop below $2,307 could set off a cascade of long liquidations.
⚠️ RISKS • $2,307 — a liquidation zone for $992M in longs • ETF demand remains fragile: the $53M inflow is a one-off, not a trend • Glamsterdam delayed — a blow to the upgrade narrative • Democrats in Congress — risk of slowing crypto legislation
⚠️ Not financial advice. The crypto market is high risk.
On October 21, the OCC published its final rule under the GENIUS Act, covering reserve requirements, token redemption, and risk management. It takes effect on January 18, 2027.
Now, not only the law matters, but also how it is implemented.
📍 Price: ~$80,500–80,800 📈 24h: +3.6–5.1%, BTC returned above $80k after falling to $75,700 ⚔️ Trigger: Democrats’ victory in the US elections + hopes for an imminent end to the US–Iran war
📊 WHAT MATTERS • BTC ETFs: +$74.6M on November 4 — FBTC +$236.7M, IBIT -$201.2M • 24h liquidations: $974.8M — shorts $575.5M (59%) • Fear & Greed: 42–50 (neutral, +7–15 over 24h) • Trading volumes 40% below average — gains without confirmation
⚖️ LEVELS 🟢 Support: $79,500–79,800 → $78,000 → $76,461 ( $2.48B in long liquidations) 🔴 Resistance: $81,000–81,500 → $84,429 ($1.18B in short liquidations)
💬 SENTIMENT The market bounced as political uncertainty eased. A short squeeze amplified the move, but low volumes raise questions. Democrats could slow Trump’s crypto legislation — a medium-term risk.
⚠️ RISKS • Democratic victory — risk of slowing crypto reforms (CLARITY Act) • $76,461 — liquidation zone for $2.48B in longs • Volumes 40% below average — the rally may prove short-lived • US 10Y >5% — macro pressure persists
⚠️ Not financial advice. The crypto market is high risk.
Financial infrastructure is moving beyond crypto exchanges.
On November 4, CRYMBO announced an investment from Orbs. According to the company, its platform already serves licensed organizations, with over $2 billion in processed transactions and 75+ integrated providers.
Banks need more than just blockchain—they need a unified system for KYC, custody, payments, and settlement.
We’re tracking real-world usage, not flashy announcements.