Odaily reports that, according to Arkham monitoring, the intermediary wallet associated with the Mercado Bitcoin hacker has converted the stolen tokens into ETH worth $10.55 million. A transaction that attempted to bridge approximately $650,000 in assets via Bridgers and swap them cross-chain into BTC appears to have been intercepted. The accompanying image shows that the entity tagged as the hacker involved holds approximately $31.23 million in assets.

According to Gate data, Germany's DAX 40 (GER40) has risen above 26,400 points and is now trading at 26,400.11 points, with a 24-hour gain of 1.5%.

Odaily reports: The French National Assembly has passed an amendment requiring taxpayers to declare self-custodied crypto assets with a total value of at least €100,000 to the tax authorities. The amendment passed with 150 votes in favor, 44 against, and 8 abstentions. The value of declared assets will be determined as of December 31 of the relevant tax year.

This declaration requirement is part of the 2027 finance bill and must remain in the final legislation to take effect. The French National Assembly must complete the first reading of the bill by November 17, with Senate debate scheduled to begin on November 20. (Cointelegraph)

Odaily: Global asset management company Schroders has announced a partnership with tokenization platform Centrifuge to tokenize the Schroders International Selection Fund Emerging Markets Debt strategy and deploy it on Solana. This is Schroders' first deployment of a product on Solana. The product is legally structured as a feeder fund with an on-chain share class, investing in the Schroders Emerging Markets Bond Fund, with investors holding tokenized shares of the feeder fund.

Odaily: Riot Platforms shares rose more than 21% in pre-market trading after the company released its Q3 2026 financial results, reporting total revenue of $181 million, up 1% year-over-year, and net income of $4.03 million, compared with $104 million in the same period last year.

Odaily: Bitcoin Treasuries posted on X that publicly listed Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms has sold 8,962 BTC to fund data center development and repay debt, and currently holds 2,418 BTC.

According to monitoring by Sony Bank, an anomaly was detected on October 29 in the system of its digital securities outsourcing partner Securitize Japan, and unauthorized external access was confirmed that same day. Log investigations revealed that information on a total of 621 customers was leaked, of which the names, addresses, dates of birth, and account numbers of 4 individuals were compromised, while for the other 617 individuals only names were leaked. Sony Bank stated that no improper transactions resulting from the incident have been identified so far, nor has any related information been found publicized or spread online. The incident involves only the digital securities business, and related transactions have been suspended, with the resumption time to be announced separately.

Odaily: CoinEx founder Haipo Yang stated that the Binance hack exposed at least three avoidable security vulnerabilities, and the problem lies in operational discipline rather than a lack of advanced technology. The vulnerabilities include the failure to isolate work and personal devices, a single credential being able to operate production services, and multi-party computation signers failing to independently verify transactions.

Binance said the incident on October 29 affected approximately $6.34 billion in assets in its hot wallet; as of October 31, 98% of the affected assets had been replenished using company funds. The FBI attributed the attack to the North Korean TraderTraitor group.

Binance has rebuilt the affected wallet system, replaced devices, revoked credentials, and strengthened risk controls for wallet services. CoinEx will also open withdrawals before December 22, 2026; Haipo Yang previously said that the security and compliance risks of operating an exchange have become harder to control. (Bitcoin.com News)

Odaily: Bitcoin News posted on X that Block increased its bitcoin holdings by 120 BTC in the third quarter, bringing its total holdings to 9,237 BTC, worth approximately $772 million, with an estimated cost basis of about $319 million; the additional purchase was funded by gross profit from its bitcoin business. Gross profit from that business fell 50% year-over-year to $52 million, which Block said was an intentional adjustment, and it lowered Cash App's bitcoin fees to reduce purchase costs; the company's overall gross profit grew 22% to $3.24 billion.

Odaily: Solana posted on X that many tokenized funds are government bond funds and money market funds. Schroders has brought an emerging market bond fund to Solana. The fund actively manages emerging market government bonds and corporate bonds, with selection by 40 specialists who have over 50 years of experience in the relevant markets.

Odaily: Solana posted on X that Schroders, one of the world's largest asset managers, will partner with Centrifuge to bring an emerging market debt fund to Solana. This is Schroders' first fund on Solana, and Schroders has $1.1 trillion in assets under management.

Odaily News: Following the Republican Party's midterm election defeat, U.S. President Trump has canceled all public appearances. (The Wall Street Journal)

Odaily: US October ADP employment came in at 86,000, above the market expectation of 69,000.

Odaily reports: According to Arkham monitoring, the Mercado Bitcoin hacker is using CowSwap and 1inch to swap PENDLE for ETH. Over the past hour, the address has moved more than 760,000 PENDLE, worth approximately $1.3 million. As of now, CowSwap and 1inch appear to have not effectively prevented the related hacking activity, raising community concerns that DeFi protocols are being used to process and move stolen funds.

According to MSX.COM data, possibly influenced by the results of the U.S. midterm elections, some U.S. stocks saw their pre-market declines widen. Among them, Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT.O) fell 10%, SpaceX (SPCX.O) fell 8%, and Tesla (TSLA.O) fell 5.4%.

Odaily reports: According to a case published by the Fusui County People's Court in Guangxi, in 2020, a couple surnamed Mo, both over seventy years old, were introduced by an acquaintance to participate in an overseas virtual currency mining machine wealth management project. They initially invested 4,200 yuan and recovered their principal, then subsequently invested over 60,000 yuan. In December 2020, the platform shut down and the couple was unable to withdraw funds. In early 2026, the couple sued the investment referrer and the actual operator, demanding the return of all investment funds plus interest. The court held that the virtual currency investment in question violated financial regulatory provisions and contravened public order and good morals, rendering the entrusted wealth management contract invalid; the losses stemmed primarily from the illegal nature of virtual currency transactions and platform risks rather than the personal conduct of the trustee, and therefore dismissed the plaintiffs' claims. The second-instance trial upheld the original judgment, which has now taken effect.