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The crypto market was little changed over the past 24 hours. Total market value moved -0.3% to $2.60 trillion as of 13:00 UTC on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Bitcoin traded at $77,260 (-0.8%) and Ether at $2,279 (-0.5%). 17 of the 50 largest coins were higher, and the median move was -0.6%.
Why is crypto flat today? What the numbers show
• Breadth. There was no clear direction: 17 of 50 large coins rose and 33 fell, so gains in some coins offset losses in others.
• Bitcoin versus altcoins. 28 of the other 49 large coins beat Bitcoin, so leadership was split. Bitcoin dominance stands at 59.9%, and Ether outperformed Bitcoin by 0.4 percentage points.
• Trading activity. 24-hour volume across the market was $64.6 billion, up 34.8% on the previous day. Volume did not change sharply, so the move was not driven by a surge of trading.
• Bitcoin's 24-hour range. From $76,343 (06:15 UTC) to $78,120 (13:45 UTC, Nov 2), a 2.3% swing. The low came after the high.
Stocks, the dollar and gold
Crypto often trades alongside other risk assets. Latest session for each (the date is the market's last close or update):
Market Level Change As of
S&P 500 7,541.40 -0.5% Nov 2
Nasdaq Composite 25,164.36 -1.1% Nov 2
US dollar index 101.85 +0.1% Nov 3
Gold 3,934.40 -0.9% Nov 3
US 10-year Treasury yield 4.937% +4.3 bp Nov 3
Biggest movers in the top 50
Gainers
Coin Price 24 hours 7 days
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) $0.05173 +3.4% -1.2%
Pump.fun (PUMP) $0.004222 +2.5% +0.9%
XRP (XRP) $1.28 +2.2% -2.0%
Monero (XMR) $624.04 +2.2% +4.9%
TRON (TRX) $0.3219 +1.8% -1.8%
Losers
Coin Price 24 hours 7 days
NEAR Protocol (NEAR) $3.90 -5.8% -14.0%
Morpho (MORPHO) $2.12 -5.0% -3.0%
Zcash (ZEC) $1,196 -4.7% -5.0%
Gram (prev. Toncoin) (GRAM) $1.15 -4.1% -5.8%
Ethena (ENA) $0.1726 -3.7% -16.0%
The stories behind today's moves
What CoinPulseHQ reported in the past 24 hours:
• Binance SAFU Bitcoin Wallet Falls to 7,500 BTC After Hack Payout — Binance's SAFU Bitcoin wallet fell to about 7,500 BTC after a 7,499 BTC transfer, as the exchange published proof of reserves for 10 tokens post-hack.
• Ethereum blobs stay guaranteed for 18 days, not deleted — Ethereum blobs are guaranteed for about 18 days, not deleted. Blobscan still traced the first blob from March 2024 across three archives in October 2026.
• Binance hackers swap $46.4M in stolen Solana for Bitcoin — Binance hackers moved 486,970 SOL worth about $46.4 million into Bitcoin via Relay, Chainalysis said, as Binance restored 95% of stolen assets after a $6.3B...
• Bitcoin’s $707B loss overhang points to a months-long recovery — About $707B of Bitcoin capital sits at a loss versus $380B in profit, and active addresses are down 43% from the December 2024 peak, AMBCrypto reports.
• OKX Adds 13,800 BTC Reserves in Month Binance Lost $6.3B — OKX's 49th proof-of-reserves report shows customer bitcoin up 13,800 BTC to 156,609 BTC, in the same month Binance lost $6.3 billion to hackers.
Live prices for the top 50 coins are on our Markets page, and today's biggest movers are on top crypto gainers and losers. Every daily report is collected on Crypto Market Today, and the previous one is Crypto Market Today, Nov 2, 2026: Bitcoin Steady Near $77.9K as JUST Jumps 3%. For the bigger picture, read our weekly market wraps, and if you are wondering about trading hours, see is the crypto market open on weekends.
How this report is made
CoinPulseHQ calculates every figure in this report from CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko market data recorded at 13:00 UTC on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, and stock, dollar, gold and bond levels from CNBC quotes. Stablecoins and wrapped or staked versions of other coins are left out of the rankings. Changes are over the previous 24 hours. The report describes what prices did and which measurable factors moved with them; it does not claim a single cause and does not predict prices. It is not financial advice.
Originally published on CoinPulseHQ: https://coinpulsehq.com/crypto-market-today-2026-11-03/

Segundo a AMBCrypto, cerca de US$ 707 bilhões do capital investido em Bitcoin estavam no prejuízo, contra aproximadamente US$ 380 bilhões no lucro. O veículo divulgou os números em 3 de novembro de 2026, citando o analista Darkfost, que acompanha a média diária do capital em posições à vista de Bitcoin que está no lucro ou no prejuízo.
Segundo a reportagem, Darkfost acredita que eliminar esse excesso é uma questão de tempo, e não de um único catalisador. O Bitcoin precisaria ser negociado acima de um grande bloco de posições compradas a preços mais altos para que a maior parte desse capital voltasse ao lucro, e o analista espera que isso leve vários meses. Só então, nessa perspectiva, haveria espaço para uma expansão do mercado.

OKX's 49th consecutive proof-of-reserves report showed customer bitcoin balances rising 13,800 BTC to 156,609 BTC in the month to Nov. 1, a 9.66% increase from the Oct. 3 snapshot, according to Bitcoin.com News. At the time of the report those added coins were worth over $1 billion at a bitcoin price near $76,800, and the exchange's full customer stack was valued at roughly $12.04 billion.
The same month ended with Binance losing $6.3 billion to hackers, an event reported by crypto.news. OKX's snapshot window does not break out how much bitcoin arrived after that breach, so the report cannot by itself establish a link between the two.
Key facts
• OKX customer bitcoin rose 13,800 BTC to 156,609 BTC, a 9.66% gain from Oct. 3 to Nov. 1.
• Ether holdings climbed 2.95% to 1.92 million ETH, an increase of 54,879 ETH.
• USDT balances fell 9% to 7.96 billion tokens, roughly 787 million fewer than a month earlier.
• OKX's own token, OKB, slipped 0.08% to 19.68 million.
• Binance suspended and later restored withdrawals after the theft; crypto.news reported it processed $4.649 billion in withdrawals and $1.01 billion in deposits, a net outflow above $3.64 billion.
Where the money leaving Binance went
Bitcoin.com News reported that Binance has shed more than $16.5 billion in tracked assets since the hack, falling from about $144.9 billion on Oct. 29 to about $128.3 billion on Nov. 2. Some of that decline was the theft itself and some was price movement.
Whale Factor data cited in that report showed Binance losing about $4.5 billion over 24 hours while the next 10 exchanges combined took in only about $368 million. Most of the money leaving Binance therefore appears to have gone to self-custody wallets or stayed off exchanges rather than moving to competitors.
The two outlets describe the outflow differently. crypto.news frames its figure as net outflows from the exchange after withdrawal services resumed on Nov. 1, while Bitcoin.com News cites total tracked assets over a longer window. Both point in the same direction but are not directly comparable.
Binance answers with its own reserve proof
Binance co-founder Yi He said the exchange had generated the full zero-knowledge proof for its Oct. 31 snapshot, covering 10 tokens: BTC, ETH, USDT, BNB, SOL, USDC, XRP, USD1, RLUSD and ZEC. Such a proof lets an exchange demonstrate that reserves cover user balances without disclosing individual account data.
Days before that, Binance had said BTC, ETH, XRP and seven other cryptocurrencies were fully backed after the attack. Tether said it froze over $1.5 billion tied to the hack within 30 minutes.
OKX has published monthly reserves since the FTX collapse in late 2022, allowing users to check their own balances against holdings the exchange says cover them at least 1:1. The practice has become a standard trust signal for large venues.
Why it matters
Reserve reports are the main way customers can judge whether an exchange holds what it says it holds, and the contrast between OKX's gains and Binance's losses gives traders a side-by-side comparison in a period of acute stress. Where funds went after the breach also shapes the debate over whether exchange balances are a meaningful safety signal or simply a measure of user confidence that can move quickly.
What to watch
Binance plans new reserve snapshots on Nov. 4, 2026, and OKX's 50th report is due in early December. That report will be the first to cover a full month after the hack and should show whether OKX's bitcoin gains held once the initial panic faded. OKX also faces objections from Nvidia, Costco, Nike and other listed companies over its tokenized stock venture with Intercontinental Exchange.
This article is not financial advice, and crypto markets are volatile and can change quickly.
Originally published on CoinPulseHQ: https://coinpulsehq.com/okx-proof-of-reserves-13800-btc-binance-hack/

O invasor por trás do ataque ao Pando Rings em 2022 depositou 4.000 ETH no Tornado Cash e deixou 3.548 ETH fora do misturador, segundo dados on-chain divulgados pela AMBCrypto. As transferências, datadas do fim de outubro e noticiadas em 2 de novembro, marcam uma nova tentativa do invasor de ocultar os fundos roubados, quatro anos após a violação.
A AMBCrypto, citando dados da Arkham, descreveu uma sequência em que a carteira primeiro converteu cerca de US$ 16,98 milhões em Dai em 7.548 ETH e, em seguida, dividiu o saldo em depósitos menores de 100 ETH, no valor aproximado de US$ 229.000 cada.

Australia's central bank lifted its benchmark cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.85% on Tuesday, the highest level in 18 years, as Cointelegraph reported. The Reserve Bank of Australia's board split 6–3 on the decision, with three members favouring a hold at 4.60%, per the RBA's media release.
In its statement, the board said inflation is now expected to stay elevated through much of 2027 and will not fall back into the 2%–3% target band until late 2027, roughly three quarters later than previously forecast. It pointed to higher fuel and commodity prices linked to the Middle East conflict, alongside AI-related investment that it said is driving rapid growth in prices for technology-related goods.
Key facts
• The RBA raised the cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.85% on Tuesday, its highest since November 2008 (CNBC).
• The vote was 6–3, with three board members preferring to keep rates at 4.60% (Cointelegraph).
• CNBC reported the hike was the RBA's fifth this year and matched expectations from economists polled by Reuters.
• Australia's consumer price index rose 4.3% in September, up from 4% in August, per CNBC.
• GDP rose 2.1% in the June quarter from a year earlier, down from 2.5% in the March quarter (CNBC).
AI and energy in the inflation forecast
The RBA framed AI investment as a cost channel rather than a productivity story this time. Its statement singled out technology-related goods prices as a source of upward pressure alongside fuel and commodities.
The US Federal Reserve has run into the same theme. Cointelegraph noted Fed officials have warned that the AI investment boom is adding to price pressures, including for computer equipment and utilities, as set out in a Federal Reserve speech on the topic. The Fed held rates last week, a contrast with Australia's move.
Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers said the decision was widely anticipated but still hard on households and businesses. CNBC reported that in September, RBA governor Michelle Bullock called inflation "too high," attributing it to higher oil prices from the Iran War and stronger domestic spending, and said further increases would follow if needed.
Precious metals under pressure
The same forces have weighed on gold and silver. Mint reported gold's worst-ever October, with the metal down to ₹1,42,000 per 10 grams on November 1, 2026, including taxes, from ₹1,45,200 on Friday. Silver fell to ₹1,86,000 per kilogram from ₹1,90,200.
International gold dropped below $3,900 an ounce, its lowest since October 2025, according to Trading Economics data cited by Mint. Gaurav Garg of Lemonn told Mint that inflation data and expectations of a December Fed rate hike were reducing demand for non-yielding assets, while Rahul Khetawat of 360 ONE Asset pointed to higher energy prices and hawkish Fed commentary.
Why it matters
Higher Australian rates raise borrowing costs for households and businesses already facing cost-of-living pressure, and the RBA is trying to slow inflation without tipping activity into contraction. Bullock said a recession was not the bank's base case, per CNBC.
For markets, the combination of a hawkish Fed and a fresh RBA hike tightens financial conditions at a time when AI spending is itself being cited as an inflation source — a link that matters for crypto and tech valuations, which tend to react to rate expectations.
What to watch
The next signals are the Fed's December decision, which Mint reported markets expect to be a hike, and Australia's incoming inflation and GDP data as the RBA tests whether its fifth hike of the year is enough.
This article is not financial advice. Markets are volatile and uncertain, and readers should do their own research.
Originally published on CoinPulseHQ: https://coinpulsehq.com/rba-rate-hike-485-18-year-high-ai-inflation/

Bitget has launched USDGO Onchain Earn, a product that lets customers put the USDGO stablecoin into a Gauntlet-curated Morpho vault without leaving their exchange accounts, Cointribune reported. The exchange opened the service to a user base of 125 million people and advertises a promotional annual percentage rate of up to 10% that runs through December 3, 2026.
The setup removes the usual steps of moving stablecoins to a self-custody wallet and paying gas fees. When a customer subscribes, Bitget generates a dedicated onchain address and covers the transaction costs, so the experience resembles buying any other exchange product.
Key facts
• Subscriptions go into a Morpho vault whose strategy and risk parameters are managed by Gauntlet; Morph supplies the ecosystem layer and Morpho the lending infrastructure.
• The promotional rate is capped at 5 million USDGO per user, and Bitget said it would confirm the promotion's terms and funding source before launch rather than at announcement.
• USDGO is issued by Anchorage Digital Bank, a federally chartered US digital asset bank supervised by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency; OSL Group handles branding and distribution, and Bitget is not the issuer.
• In December 2025, Bitget introduced USDT and USDC Onchain Earn through Morpho and Arbitrum, a month after integrating Morph assets into spot trading.
• Morpho reports more than $16 billion in deposits, and Gauntlet curates $1.8 billion in assets.
How the yield and the exits work
The vault earns money by lending on Morpho, so its interest rate moves with utilisation rather than sitting at a fixed level. Bitget also states that returns are not guaranteed. According to the August 31, 2026 USDGO attestation report published by Anchorage, 1,244,426,424 tokens were outstanding against $1,248,950,562 in reserve assets, a surplus of roughly $4.5 million. Money market funds made up 62% of reserves and BlackRock's BUIDL fund another 37%.
Withdrawals carry their own conditions. There is no fixed lock-up period, but redemptions clear only when the vault holds enough liquidity and Morpho can process the request. Flexible access, in other words, does not promise instant access.
What Bitget is trading off
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen framed the launch around accessibility, arguing that users should not have to understand wallets, blockchain transactions or gas fees simply to earn on stablecoins. The technical friction is lower; the financial risk is not. A user who never opens a wallet is still exposed to lending-market conditions, vault liquidity and the terms behind the headline rate.
The move follows Bitget's recent test of an onchain strategy for tokenized stocks, part of a pattern of wrapping onchain finance in exchange-style packaging. The appeal rests on the partners: established DeFi infrastructure sits behind a subscription screen that looks routine to a retail customer.
Why it matters
Centralised exchanges have spent years losing stablecoin balances to onchain lending protocols that pay more. Products like this one let Bitget keep those balances in-house while outsourcing the yield mechanics to Morpho and Gauntlet, and it brings a bank-issued stablecoin into a DeFi lending market that retail users previously reached only through self-custody. For the 125 million customers on the platform, the barrier to entry drops; for regulators watching stablecoin issuance and DeFi lending converge, the arrangement layers a chartered bank, a distribution partner and a curated vault into one consumer product.
What to watch
The first concrete checkpoint is Bitget's confirmation of the promotional rate's terms and funding source before the product goes live, followed by the December 3, 2026 expiry of the 10% offer. What the vault actually pays once the promotion ends, and how quickly redemptions clear when liquidity tightens, will show whether the exchange wrapper lives up to the pitch.
This article is not financial advice. Yields on lending-based products are variable, and crypto markets are volatile and uncertain.
Originally published on CoinPulseHQ: https://coinpulsehq.com/bitget-usdgo-onchain-earn-morpho-vault/

BTCPay Server, the free open-source software businesses use to accept Bitcoin, told operators on Sunday to shut down their instances after reports that attackers were emptying hot wallets on affected servers, Decrypt reported. The project posted the warning at 5:25 p.m. ET on November 1, 2026, saying it was receiving reports of hot wallets being swept and asking operators to run its shutdown script until an investigation was complete.
About two hours later, founder Nicolas Dorier said the reports appeared to involve releases older than version 2.4.2 and that the attacker had signed in to affected servers with administrator access. The project then said its investigation had identified an attack vector aimed at instances running version 2.4.1, released on July 23, or older, according to its follow-up update.
Key facts
• BTCPay Server issued its shutdown warning on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at 5:25 p.m. ET.
• The project said the attack vector targeted version 2.4.1, released July 23, or older.
• BTCPay released version 2.4.7 on Thursday as an emergency update fixing one critical and several medium-severity vulnerabilities.
• The flaws in 2.4.7 were surfaced through Anthropic's frontier open-source software scanner.
• Some hosts, including LunaNode, automatically shut down BTCPay instances to stop older versions from being exploited.
Self-hosted software with no central off switch
Because BTCPay is self-hosted, every merchant runs it on their own server and no central operator can disable instances for them. That is why the project resorted to a public call for operators to act themselves.
The risk centers on the optional hot wallet setup, in which a merchant's seed is stored on the internet-connected server so it can sign transactions automatically. BTCPay's own wallet documentation labels the feature "DANGER" and warns that it carries security implications. The project said it had no credible reports of hot wallet drains among users running the latest 2.4.7 release, and it asked anyone affected to send details and logs to its security team.
The emergency update shipped days before the reports surfaced. BTCPay has not said whether the attacks exploited any of the flaws that 2.4.7 fixed, and it has not disclosed how many servers were hit or how much Bitcoin was taken.
A repeat of August's warning
This is the second security scare for the project this year. In August, BTCPay warned that a critical vulnerability in all versions before 2.4.2 was being actively exploited and told users to update or shut down. Supporters later funded a recovery bounty equal to 10% of any stolen funds returned, capped at 3 BTC. The latest incident again points operators toward the same remedy the project has stressed all year: run current software.
Why it matters
Merchants who accept Bitcoin without a custodial processor depend on BTCPay and similar tools to hold and move funds themselves, so a flaw that exposes hot wallets puts business revenue directly at risk. The episode also shows how quickly a self-hosted project must rely on voluntary compliance, since the only lever it has is telling operators what to do. For merchants, the practical contrast is between automated hot wallets and setups that keep keys offline.
What to watch
The next signals are BTCPay's investigation findings, including whether the drains trace back to the vulnerabilities fixed in 2.4.7, and any disclosure of affected server counts or stolen Bitcoin. The project has asked affected operators to submit logs, which may shape that account.
Originally published on CoinPulseHQ: https://coinpulsehq.com/btcpay-server-hot-wallet-drains-shutdown/

Os blobs de dados do Ethereum têm uma garantia de protocolo de disponibilidade de aproximadamente 18 dias, mas esse período nunca foi uma data de exclusão, como demonstra o primeiro blob da rede. Em 27 de outubro de 2026, o arquivo Blobscan ainda listava três locais de armazenamento para um blob publicado pela primeira vez em 13 de março de 2024, segundo a Cointribune.
Esse primeiro blob foi incluído no bloco 19,426,589. Embora tenha 131,072 bytes, o relatório afirma que apenas 8,745 bytes foram efetivamente utilizados. A própria transação continua visível no Etherscan como uma entrada do tipo 3, portanto sua referência permanece no histórico permanente da cadeia, enquanto seu conteúdo depende de quem mantém uma cópia.

Binance’s emergency Bitcoin wallet held roughly half its prior balance on Monday after the exchange drew on its user protection fund to cover losses from last week's theft, Cointelegraph reported. The Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU) address held about 7,500 BTC, worth $583 million, after a transfer of 7,499 BTC confirmed on Saturday. Before the transfer it held around 15,000 BTC. Cointelegraph noted the fund has no stated deadline for being restored.
Key facts
• The SAFU wallet dropped to about 7,500 BTC from roughly 15,000 BTC following the 7,499 BTC transfer.
• The October 29 breach involved about $6.3 billion in cryptocurrency, the largest theft in crypto history; the FBI attributed it to North Korea and named the hackers TraderTraitor.
• Binance said roughly 95% of affected assets had been replenished by November 1, up from 90% the day before.
• Binance's November 2 recovery update said the cryptographic proof for its October 31 snapshot was ready, a day ahead of the previously estimated November 3 completion.
• The snapshot covered ten tokens: Bitcoin, Ether, USDT, BNB, Solana, USDC, XRP, USD1, RLUSD and Zcash, each backed at least 1:1, crypto.news reported.
Proof of reserves goes live for users
Customers holding any of the ten covered assets can now check their balances against the October 31 snapshot through Binance's proof-of-reserves site. The system pairs a Merkle Tree with zk-SNARK proofs: the tree shows a user's balance was recorded, while the proof establishes reserves of at least 1:1 without revealing individual account figures, according to crypto.news. Users must log in and download the open-source verifier from the exchange's official page; the code sits on GitHub and has been independently audited.
SAFU's stated policy calls for the fund to be rebalanced back to $1 billion if market swings push its value below $800 million, but it sets no deadline for topping up money spent after a security incident. Cointelegraph said Binance did not immediately answer questions about the fund's remaining reserves, further deployments or refill plans.
Where the recovery stands
The remaining 5% of affected assets are tokens outside the ten covered in the reserve report. Binance has said these have thin liquidity, making large purchases slow, and is sourcing them through market trades, over-the-counter deals and industry partners. The exchange said it is using its corporate treasury, SAFU and part of its futures insurance fund to cover the shortfall, and that customers will not bear the losses.
Withdrawals resumed in stages on November 1, starting with 15 networks including Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Tron, Solana, XRP Ledger, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism and Avalanche C-Chain. A further phase is due to begin November 3, though the exchange has not announced which tokens and networks it will cover or when each goes live. A second snapshot covering more tokens is set for November 4, with its proof expected to take another 40 to 50 hours to generate.
The two reports differ in timing detail. Cointelegraph described withdrawals as reopening in phases on Sunday, while crypto.news dated the first phase to November 1 and placed the next phase on November 3. Both accounts agree the October 31 snapshot proof arrived ahead of schedule. crypto.news also reported that a compromised DevOps engineer's laptop was identified as a possible entry point, that roughly $3 billion in assets were frozen with industry help, and that Binance plans a detailed post-incident report. Binance has said it will publish that report when its investigation concludes.
Why it matters
SAFU is one of the few publicly disclosed backstops an exchange holds for customer losses, so its halving is a visible measure of how much of this hack Binance is absorbing itself. The proof-of-reserves release shifts part of the verification burden onto users, who can now test the exchange's claims rather than take published totals on trust. For traders, the staged withdrawal reopening is the practical test of whether operations have returned to normal.
What to watch
The November 3 withdrawal phase and the November 4 snapshot will show whether the exchange can keep pace with its own schedule. Two open questions remain: when SAFU returns to its $1 billion target, and which less-liquid tokens still make up the final 5% of unreplaced assets.
Originally published on CoinPulseHQ: https://coinpulsehq.com/binance-safu-bitcoin-halved-reserve-proof/

The hackers behind the $6.3 billion Binance theft have started converting stolen Solana into Bitcoin after largely emptying the wallets they used to move funds on Tron, Cointelegraph reported, citing blockchain investigators. Lookonchain said Sunday that 486,970 Solana (SOL) tokens, worth about $46.4 million, had been moved and were being swapped for Bitcoin (BTC) through Relay.
The tokens came from funds that escaped the freezes imposed after Thursday's breach, which Cointelegraph described as the largest in cryptocurrency history. Industry partners including Tether and Circle froze roughly $3 billion in stolen assets, while investigator SomaXBT estimated the attackers still held about $3.5 billion.
Key facts
• Lookonchain reported the movement of 486,970 SOL, valued at about $46.4 million, being converted to Bitcoin via Relay.
• Chainalysis said most of the hackers' temporary holding wallets on Tron had been emptied, with transfers there valued at about $500 million.
• The FBI on Saturday attributed the theft to North Korea's TraderTraitor group and published wallet addresses tied to the stolen assets.
• Binance said the attack compromised its hot wallets, with early findings pointing to a hacked employee laptop.
• According to Crypto Briefing, Binance had replenished roughly 95% of stolen assets, about $6 billion, by November 1.
Two counts of the Tron transfers
The two outlets do not agree on how much actually left the Tron wallets. Cointelegraph's report of about $500 million covers transfers during laundering, including repeated movements between wallets, SomaXBT said, and the investigator put the amount that genuinely departed those wallets at about $242 million.
Chainalysis said Friday that automation may be helping the hackers obscure the trail, pointing to thousands of transactions in a short window and funds cycling back to addresses used earlier in the sequence. Some stolen funds also reached the centralized exchange Gate; Lookonchain reported a deposit of about $250,000 there over the preceding 12 hours. Gate said it froze two linked accounts and would work with law enforcement, without saying how much was held.
The FBI, the US Secret Service and IRS Criminal Investigation urged THORChain node operators, exchanges and decentralized finance services to block transactions linked to the published addresses or to funds traced from them. Investigators had seen the hackers convert stolen assets mainly into Ether and expected further laundering through DeFi and instant swap tools, the FBI said.
Binance restores balances and reopens withdrawals
Binance began restoring withdrawals on Sunday, pledged to cover the losses and has been working with US authorities on tracing and recovery. Crypto Briefing reported that withdrawals restarted in phases on November 1 and that the exchange set aside more than $6.34 billion of its own money, drawn from its Secure Asset Fund for Users and Futures Insurance Fund, to make customers whole. Bitcoin, Ether, Tether, BNB and Zcash were each restored to 100% backing, and Binance published a Proof of Reserves snapshot.
Crypto Briefing also reported, citing Reuters, that deposit volumes stayed substantial and that outflows spiked before levelling off, and that Bitcoin traded above $78,000 on Monday after sliding to a six-week low on Friday.
Why it matters
For customers, the replenishment figure is the one that counts: holders of the five fully backed tokens no longer have an immediate reason to pull funds, which is why the withdrawal queue began to settle. The case also puts pressure on exchanges and cross-chain infrastructure to police flagged addresses, since funds that slip past freezes can still be swapped into less traceable assets. The scale dwarfs earlier exchange failures, and the attribution to a state-linked group makes recovery a law-enforcement question as much as a technical one.
What to watch
Whether outflows keep easing as withdrawals fully reopen, how much of the frozen $3 billion is eventually recovered, and whether the hackers manage to move further funds through DeFi or swap services before node operators and exchanges act on the FBI's addresses.
This article covers reported on-chain activity and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency markets are volatile and uncertain.
Originally published on CoinPulseHQ: https://coinpulsehq.com/binance-hackers-solana-to-bitcoin/

The crypto market was little changed over the past 24 hours. Total market value moved -0.2% to $2.60 trillion as of 13:00 UTC on Monday, November 2, 2026. Bitcoin traded at $77,905 (+0.2%) and Ether at $2,290 (+1.5%). 17 of the 50 largest coins were higher, and the median move was -0.6%.
Why is crypto flat today? What the numbers show
• Breadth. There was no clear direction: 17 of 50 large coins rose and 33 fell, so gains in some coins offset losses in others.
• Bitcoin versus altcoins. Only 14 of the other 49 large coins did better than Bitcoin, so money favoured the largest asset. Bitcoin dominance stands at 59.9%, and Ether outperformed Bitcoin by 1.2 percentage points.
• Trading activity. 24-hour volume across the market was $48.0 billion, up 22.9% on the previous day. Volume did not change sharply, so the move was not driven by a surge of trading.
• Bitcoin's 24-hour range. From $77,618 (22:25 UTC, Nov 1) to $78,650 (03:40 UTC), a 1.3% swing. The high came after the low.
Stocks, the dollar and gold
Crypto often trades alongside other risk assets. Latest session for each (the date is the market's last close or update):
Market Level Change As of
S&P 500 7,580.07 -1.8% Oct 30
Nasdaq Composite 25,437.00 -2.9% Oct 30
US dollar index 101.63 -0.2% Nov 2
Gold 3,910.80 +0.3% Nov 2
US 10-year Treasury yield 4.917% -1.2 bp Nov 2
Biggest movers in the top 50
Gainers
Coin Price 24 hours 7 days
JUST (JST) $0.1402 +2.5% -1.2%
Zcash (ZEC) $1,255 +2.1% +1.6%
TRON (TRX) $0.3163 +1.9% -4.2%
Ethereum (ETH) $2,290 +1.5% -1.7%
Internet Computer (ICP) $2.53 +1.3% -2.9%
Losers
Coin Price 24 hours 7 days
NEAR Protocol (NEAR) $4.13 -5.1% -9.3%
Aave (AAVE) $131.48 -4.0% -3.3%
Venice Token (VVV) $22.33 -3.9% -10.1%
Sky (SKY) $0.06636 -3.2% -3.9%
Ondo (ONDO) $0.3941 -3.1% -4.8%
The stories behind today's moves
What CoinPulseHQ reported in the past 24 hours:
• Ethereum staking queue holds 1.23M ETH against 1,682 ETH exits — About 1.23 million ETH worth roughly $2.8 billion was queued to stake on Ethereum, against just 1,682 ETH in the exit queue, AMBCrypto reported.
• Tether posts $1.5B Q3 profit as reserves rebuild to $7.95B — Tether reported $1.5B Q3 2026 net profit and rebuilt excess reserves to $7.95B, per a BDO attestation covering $191.45B in assets at September 30.
• Peter Schiff Casts Gold’s 3.5% Drop as Liquidity Problem — Peter Schiff called gold's $141.60 drop on Oct. 30 a short-term liquidity problem and a buying opportunity, as bitcoin fell to $76,368 after the Binance hack.
Live prices for the top 50 coins are on our Markets page, and today's biggest movers are on top crypto gainers and losers. Every daily report is collected on Crypto Market Today, and the previous one is Crypto Market Today, Oct 31, 2026: Bitcoin Steady Near $77.4K as Morpho Jumps 8%. For the bigger picture, read our weekly market wraps, and if you are wondering about trading hours, see is the crypto market open on weekends.
How this report is made
CoinPulseHQ calculates every figure in this report from CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko market data recorded at 13:00 UTC on Monday, November 2, 2026, and stock, dollar, gold and bond levels from CNBC quotes. Stablecoins and wrapped or staked versions of other coins are left out of the rankings. Changes are over the previous 24 hours. The report describes what prices did and which measurable factors moved with them; it does not claim a single cause and does not predict prices. It is not financial advice.
Originally published on CoinPulseHQ: https://coinpulsehq.com/crypto-market-today-2026-11-02/

A semana foi amplamente negativa para as criptomoedas. O Bitcoin caiu 3,1% nos sete dias até 1º de novembro de 2026 e era negociado a US$ 77.874 quando este resumo foi preparado. 13 das 50 maiores moedas fecharam em alta, e a variação mediana foi de -1,8%.
A semana em números
• Valor total do mercado cripto: US$ 2,61 trilhões (-2,7% desde nosso último resumo, em 25 de outubro)
• Volume de negociação em 24 horas: US$ 38,8 bilhões
• Dominância do Bitcoin: 59,9% (abaixo dos 60,1%); Ether mantém 10,6%
• Bitcoin: US$ 77.874, -3,1% na semana, -10,2% em 30 dias
• Ether: US$ 2.261, -3,1% na semana, -17,9% em 30 dias

O ouro à vista caiu US$ 141,60, ou 3,52%, para cerca de US$ 3.879,90 a onça em 30 de outubro, e Peter Schiff interpretou a queda como sinal de um aperto de liquidez no curto prazo, e não como o fim da valorização do metal, segundo o Cointribune. Em uma publicação no X, Schiff disse que a queda diária de cerca de US$ 150 no ouro e de mais de US$ 3 na prata eram "ridículas" e as relacionou a um problema de liquidez que provavelmente se manifestaria em mercados mais amplos, de acordo com sua publicação. Ele chamou o movimento de um presente inesperado para os investidores comprarem mais.
A queda chamou a atenção porque metais preciosos costumam atrair compradores quando a situação geopolítica e as bolsas pioram. Desta vez, eles caíram junto com as ações e as criptomoedas: o S&P 500 recuou 1,8%, para 7.580,07, em sua pior sessão desde junho; o Nasdaq Composite caiu 2,9%; e a Intel despencou quase 29% após divulgar uma previsão de lucros fraca. O Bitcoin, atingido pelo roubo de US$ 6,3 bilhões da Binance, chegou à mínima de seis semanas, a US$ 76.368, antes de se recuperar e superar os US$ 77.000, informou o Bitcoin.com News.

Tether reported $1.5 billion in net profit for the third quarter of 2026 and rebuilt its excess reserves to $7.95 billion as of September 30, according to AMBCrypto. The figure roughly doubles the $4.11 billion cushion the stablecoin issuer held three months earlier, based on figures published in its quarterly attestation.
The attestation, prepared by accounting firm BDO and announced on October 30, put total reserve assets at $191.45 billion against $183.5 billion in liabilities, crypto.news reported. In the announcement, CEO Paolo Ardoino framed the reserve strategy around reliability during stress.
Key facts
• Net operating profit was $1.5 billion in Q3 2026, matching the previous two quarters and bringing the nine-month total to $4.5 billion, per crypto.news and Crypto Briefing.
• Excess reserves stood at $7.95 billion at September 30, up from $4.11 billion at the end of June and below the $8.23 billion peak in Q1 2026, according to Crypto Briefing.
• Reserve assets included $132.4 billion in direct and indirect U.S. Treasury holdings, $19.08 billion in physical gold and $8.37 billion in Bitcoin valued at a September 30 price of $83,621.23 per coin, crypto.news reported.
• USDT supply held broadly steady near $184 billion through the first nine months of 2026, while AMBCrypto put users at a record 727 million, up 6% in Q3.
• AMBCrypto reported USDT market cap near $183 billion at quarter-end and described a 2% fall in Q3 that it partly linked to the Binance hack.
Where the buffer came from
AMBCrypto attributed the $3.85 billion increase mainly to unrealized paper gains on Bitcoin and gold holdings. It said Bitcoin's rise from $58,000 to more than $83,000 lifted the value of Tether's 100,000 BTC by $2.47 billion, and that gold's rally added about $700 million even though Tether shed 3.4 metric tonnes of physical metal. With those gains tied to market prices, the same holdings can lose value if markets fall.
crypto.news gave a different breakdown of the earnings themselves, noting Treasury bills and reverse repos supplied most operating income during the first nine months. Its report also drew a distinction Tether's other figures do not: a separate equity reconciliation recorded a $1.66 billion financial result for January through September and $519 million in net capital outflows, moving opening equity of $6.81 billion to $7.95 billion. That makes the $4.5 billion operating figure a different measure from the reconciliation.
The reserve mix in the attestation announced by Tether covers $122.84 billion in directly held Treasury bills with a weighted average maturity under 90 days, $9.52 billion in overnight reverse repos and $7.18 billion in term reverse repos. Cash and short-term instruments reached $139.58 billion, about 72.9% of reserves. Gold and Bitcoin together made up $27.45 billion, roughly 14.3% of assets.
Why it matters
The cushion is the first line of defense if holders redeem USDT quickly, so an $8 billion buffer against roughly $184 billion in issuance gives Tether more room than it had in June. Because much of that buffer sits in Treasuries and much of the recent gain is unrealized, the reserve position moves with interest rates and with Bitcoin and gold prices rather than with issuance alone. Crypto Briefing noted that supply staying near $184 billion through a volatile stretch indicates demand neither surged nor drained, and that Tether's earnings stay closely tied to short-term yields.
What to watch
Crypto Briefing flagged three items to track: whether excess reserves pass the Q1 high of $8.23 billion, whether issuance breaks out of its $184 billion holding pattern, and how quarterly profit shifts as the rate backdrop changes. AMBCrypto also noted that regulatory scrutiny over illicit Iranian capital flows and transparency questions carried into the fourth quarter under a Democrat-controlled Congress.
The figures describe results already reported for a closed quarter; any interpretation of them as a signal for future earnings or token value is not financial advice, and crypto markets are volatile.
Originally published on CoinPulseHQ: https://coinpulsehq.com/tether-q3-2026-profit-reserve-buffer-7-95b/

O IMX da Immutable caiu 12% em 30 de outubro de 2026, sendo negociado perto de US$ 0,11 depois que a altcoin perdeu seu nível de suporte de US$ 0,12 e recuou brevemente para US$ 0,106, segundo a AMBCrypto. A queda ocorreu enquanto um ataque hacker à Binance provocava uma ampla onda de vendas de altcoins no mercado.
A AMBCrypto informou que o volume de negociação saltou 218% enquanto os traders reduziam sua exposição, com o volume diário chegando à máxima de três semanas, de US$ 5,06 milhões.
Principais fatos
• O IMX caiu 12% no dia, sendo negociado em torno de US$ 0,11, após romper a marca de US$ 0,12 e tocar US$ 0,106.
• O volume de vendas de contratos perpétuos de IMX na Binance chegou a 41 milhões, contra 39 milhões em volume de compras, segundo dados da Coinalyze citados pela AMBCrypto, enquanto as compras líquidas de contratos perpétuos caíram para -6 milhões.

O mercado cripto pouco mudou nas últimas 24 horas. O valor total de mercado avançou 0,2%, para US$ 2,60 trilhões, às 13:00 UTC de sábado, 31 de outubro de 2026. O Bitcoin era negociado a US$ 77.409 (+0,1%) e o Ether, a US$ 2.249 (+0,9%). 30 das 50 maiores moedas subiram, e a variação mediana foi de +0,3%.
Por que o mercado cripto está estável hoje? O que os números mostram
• Amplitude. Não houve uma direção clara: 30 das 50 grandes moedas subiram e 20 caíram, então os ganhos de algumas moedas compensaram as perdas de outras.
• Bitcoin versus altcoins. 28 das outras 49 grandes moedas superaram o Bitcoin, então a liderança ficou dividida. A dominância do Bitcoin está em 59,8%, e o Ether superou o Bitcoin em 0,7 ponto percentual.

A Polymarket suspendeu as negociações durante cerca de uma hora em 29 de outubro de 2026, depois de um script de terceiros comprometido ter permitido que atacantes vendessem as posições dos utilizadores e movimentassem os seus fundos sem autorização, informou a Cointribune. As perdas foram estimadas em pelo menos 2,6 milhões de dólares, distribuídos por mais de 700 contas.
Os traders relataram vendas não autorizadas e saldos esvaziados, incluindo um utilizador que afirmou ter perdido 800 mil dólares e outro cuja conta ficou sem os 600 mil dólares que continha. A Polymarket comprometeu-se a reembolsar todas as pessoas afetadas e afirmou que encaminhou o caso para as autoridades britânicas.

Crypto-related equities sold off on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026, as a multibillion-dollar security breach at Binance landed alongside a technology-sector slide tied to worries about artificial-intelligence spending. Bitcoin.com News reported that Coinbase fell more than 12% and Strategy dropped 6%, even though both companies had posted quarterly profits the previous night.
The source noted that bitcoin briefly fell toward $76,000 on Friday morning before ticking back up to just under $77,900, a nearly 5% drop over 24 hours. More than $1.5 billion of leveraged crypto positions were liquidated in that window.
Key facts
• Binance estimated the incident affected about $6.3 billion of assets, after an attacker apparently gained access through a compromised employee laptop and submitted unauthorized withdrawals.
• Coinbase fell 12.54% to $140.46 as of roughly 11:25 a.m. EDT, per crypto.news, after reaching a session low of $136.93; Bitcoin.com News put the drop at 12.4% to $140.70.
• Strategy traded at $132.80, down 6.23%, after falling to $124.34, crypto.news reported. Bitcoin.com News cited a decline of more than 6% to $132.20.
• Crypto.news reported losses across nine tracked stocks averaging about 7.48%, including Riot Platforms at 8.70% and Hut 8 at 8.51%, while the Invesco QQQ Trust fell 2.83% and the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust slipped 1.36%.
• Coinbase posted $719 million in Q3 net income, and Strategy reported $19.53 billion of net income with $44.75 in diluted earnings per share.
Two shocks at once
According to Bitcoin.com News, the Binance breach involved roughly $3 billion frozen onchain, with the exchange saying it would cover losses through its Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU) and corporate resources. Binance said it found no evidence that private wallet keys were compromised.
A second strain came from the AI trade. Alphabet suffered a 13% decline on Thursday, while Amazon and Intel results added to questions about how quickly companies can generate returns on large AI investment. Intel shares were down more than 28% on Friday following an underwhelming earnings report.
Crypto.news reported that Binance reserved more than $6.34 billion of company funds, including $5 billion already held in the affected cryptocurrencies, and has begun buying back stolen altcoins through exchanges and over-the-counter desks. Co-founder Yi He said its available holdings included bitcoin and ether, though the company did not disclose how much of either asset it would sell.
Earnings could not offset the backdrop
Coinbase's headline profit came with softer underlying trading. Bitcoin.com News reported transaction revenue fell to $590 million from about $1 billion, while total revenue declined to $1.22 billion from $1.87 billion. Crypto.news put transaction revenue at $590.2 million, down 44% year over year, and total revenue at $1.216 billion, a 35% annual decline.
Strategy's results were dominated by gains on its bitcoin holdings. The company held 848,517 BTC as of Oct. 25, while quarterly revenue slipped 3% to $125.4 million. Crypto.news reported that a company filing showed those coins were acquired for $64.02 billion including fees, and that Strategy made no bitcoin purchases or sales during the week ended Oct. 25.
Wall Street analysts took a different view of the selloff. Crypto Briefing reported that Cantor Fitzgerald, TD Cowen and Compass Point framed the breach as a dip worth buying in crypto-linked equities, citing the frozen funds and Binance's reserve pledge. Moody's took a more cautious stance, flagging hot-wallet and concentration risks. Crypto Briefing also reported that TRM Labs and Chainalysis attributed the attack to TraderTraitor, a group associated with North Korea.
Why it matters
The session showed how crypto equities can amplify moves in the underlying market: bitcoin weakness pressures their core exposure, the Binance breach revived security concerns, and the AI-led technology selloff hits the same high-beta investor base. Coinbase and Strategy both carried strong backward-looking earnings into a rapidly deteriorating risk environment.
What to watch
Binance has paused withdrawals as a precaution and expects to restart them within days. Whether the frozen $3 billion stays frozen and whether the reserve pledge translates into restored customer balances are the concrete checkpoints for the sector.
This is not financial advice. Prices of crypto assets and related equities are volatile and can change quickly.
Originally published on CoinPulseHQ: https://coinpulsehq.com/coinbase-strategy-binance-hack-crypto-stocks/

A Ethena, equipe por trás da stablecoin sintética USDe, que gera rendimento, afirmou que sua exposição total a lucros e perdas não realizados na Binance era de cerca de US$ 8,8 milhões — valor que, segundo a empresa, fica bem abaixo de seu fundo de reserva excedente, superior a US$ 60 milhões — após um incidente de segurança na exchange, segundo a AMBCrypto.
O protocolo afirmou que toda a garantia da USDe é mantida fora da blockchain por seus custodiantes, e não em exchanges centralizadas. A Crypto Briefing informou que a Ethena sinalizou pela primeira vez um possível incidente de segurança envolvendo a Binance em 29 de outubro de 2026 e afirmou que as garantias expostas à exchange ficam com provedores de liquidação fora das exchanges, incluindo Copper e Ceffu. A Crypto Briefing também mencionou a Coinbase no relato da AMBCrypto sobre os acordos de custódia, enquanto a AMBCrypto também cita a Coinbase ao lado da Copper e da Ceffu.

O token nativo RUNE da THORChain subiu mais de 13%, chegando a cerca de US$ 0,67 na sexta-feira, após atingir uma mínima local de US$ 0,59, informou o Bitcoinist, enquanto investigadores rastreavam fundos do ataque à segurança da Binance que circulavam pelo protocolo cross-chain. A AMBCrypto estimou o ganho em 24 horas em mais de 15% e descreveu o cenário do mercado como uma perda de US$ 160 bilhões em capitalização total.
A Binance estimou o impacto do ataque em cerca de US$ 6,30 bilhões, tornando-o um dos maiores roubos de criptomoedas já relatados. O Bitcoinist informou que a investigação preliminar da exchange apontou para o possível comprometimento do laptop de um engenheiro de DevOps, o que pode ter permitido que os invasores acessassem a infraestrutura interna e solicitassem saques não autorizados.