Odaily reports: According to tehcscreener data, on November 14, FOMO platform's perpetual contract daily trading volume exceeded $171 million, while Meme and other token trading volume was only $37.4 million, with daily contract trading volume approximately 4.5 times the Meme trading volume.
However, Meme token trading remains the primary source of FOMO's fees. On November 14, FOMO perpetual contract trading generated only $76,000 in fees, while token trading generated $185,000 in fees. FOMO platform's perpetual contracts are implemented through Hyperliquid, with FOMO charging up to 0.05% opening and closing fees.
Odaily reports: According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, the Binance real-money smart money account "Luke Alpha" has unrealized losses of $6.196 million on its long positions in ETH and BTC:
ETH long position: holding 13,000 ETH, valued at $28.84 million, entry price $2,218.85, unrealized loss $5.031 million;
BTC long position: holding 100 BTC, valued at $7.73 million, entry price $77,329.81, unrealized loss $1.165 million,
Odaily reports: Crypto analyst Darkfost posted that Binance's ETH reserves have fallen to about 2.9 million, hitting a new low since 2021. In July 2025, Binance's ETH reserves were still over 5 million, when ETH price was close to $5,000; since then, ETH price has retraced over 63%, while Binance's ETH reserves have decreased by nearly 42% over the same period.
Darkfost noted that the continued decline in exchange reserves may mean some investors are accumulating ETH during the price pullback and transferring assets to personal wallets or using them for DeFi yield strategies. Binance's 30-day moving average net flow has also mostly been in negative territory over the past period, indicating that ETH outflows have consistently exceeded inflows. However, exchange withdrawals do not directly prove that investors are accumulating. In the long term, if exchange reserves continue to decline, the amount of ETH readily available for sale in the market may shrink, creating a more favorable supply-demand environment when demand recovers.
Odaily: Gate has issued a statement regarding the judicial freezing of user assets by Indian police, saying that since receiving the asset freezing request from Indian police in September 2025, the platform has continuously asked the police to supplement evidence, with its AML team and legal department reviewing the relevant materials on a case-by-case basis. After receiving an asset transfer request in April 2026, Gate still did not commit to executing it, but instead continued to request supplementary materials; according to case communications in September 2026, the case was still in the judicial review stage at that time.
Gate stated that, as an independent third party, the platform will not dispose of or transfer user assets based solely on unilateral materials. To date, no assets have been transferred, and the relevant funds remain held by the platform. After obtaining police consent, the platform has updated the relevant users on the case progress and has engaged local law firms to communicate with the police and the court, seeking lawful defense channels for users. Gate emphasized that the platform cannot defend on behalf of users, but will continue to provide legal support and will promptly provide updates once the case makes progress.
Odaily report: Bitcoin slid toward $62,000 at one point over the weekend, hitting its lowest level since July. Unlike previous sudden crashes, this decline had largely accumulated gradually through relatively calm trading before accelerating recently amid large-scale liquidations, keeping investor confidence under sustained pressure and leaving traders exhausted and despondent. On the macro front, the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rose above 5%, the dollar strengthened, and persistent inflation intensified market expectations that the Federal Reserve will tighten policy.
Market analysis suggests that short-term direction depends largely on whether institutional demand can stabilize and whether the macro environment allows risk appetite to recover. Until then, any rebound may remain fragile and market volatility is likely to stay elevated. All financial markets are currently in a risk-off environment, with interest rates continuing to rise. Bitcoin's current decline has erased most of its earlier gains from below $65,000 to above $87,000, and the market is beginning to worry about whether it will further break below this year's low of around $58,000. (Bloomberg)
Odaily reports that CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler stated that when Bitcoin's price hit $65,890, the USDT-adjusted Coinbase Premium Index briefly turned positive, indicating somewhat strengthened demand from US investors. However, the indicator has now returned to a neutral range, suggesting that although buyers have entered the market, they have not yet established a sustained dominant advantage.
Odaily Report: According to Iran's Fars News Agency, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) launched an attack on a US military base in Bahrain in response to the US's "hostile" actions. The IRGC stated that six drones struck a US air defense radar facility at a helicopter base in Al-Rifaa, Bahrain. Iran ruled out reaching an agreement with the US by restricting nuclear enrichment activities. The Iranian Parliament Speaker stated that if the US accepts the relevant terms, a path to an agreement still exists. (Sina Finance)
Odaily reports: According to Arkham monitoring, crypto market maker B2C2 Group has been continuously selling LINK in batches, with the pace of selling accelerating recently. Its addresses are now almost completely emptied, with only about 1,445 LINK remaining, worth approximately $13,000.
In addition, during today's market downturn, B2C2 Group transferred BNB, MORPHO, PEPE, ONDO, and various other altcoins to OKX, Binance, and Coinbase, presumably for selling.
Odaily: Despite continued pressure on the crypto market, some whales are still increasing their ETH holdings against the trend. According to on-chain data:
1. A wallet associated with Erik Voorhees has cumulatively bought 63,540 ETH, spending approximately $125.27 million, at an average purchase price of $1,972;
2. 7 Siblings bought 31,484 ETH, worth approximately $60.88 million, at an average price of $1,933;
3. Wang Chun (@satofishi) withdrew 10,997 ETH from Binance, worth approximately $21.88 million, at an average price of $1,990;
4. Trader 58bro.eth (@0x58bro), who previously made over $40 million in profits trading on Hyperliquid, withdrew 10,501 ETH from OKX, worth approximately $20.77 million, at an average price of $1,978.
The above four transactions collectively involve 116,522 ETH, worth approximately $229 million, indicating that some large holders are still positioning in ETH during the current market pullback. It should be noted that withdrawing coins from exchanges does not necessarily represent buying; it may also involve wallet transfers or other fund arrangements.
Odaily Report: According to monitoring by on-chain analyst Ember, well-known leveraged rollover trader AguilaTrades (0x1f25...f925) reported that on November 13, it shorted BTC at $71,697 and closed the position at $69,081, making a profit of $1.3 million; on November 14, it shorted BTC at $68,682 and closed at $66,858, making a profit of $1.34 million; on the same day, it shorted BTC at $67,197 and closed at $65,527, making a profit of $820,000. On November 15, AguilaTrades went long on BTC at $62,792 and has not yet closed the position, with unrealized gains of $1.31 million. The materials state that it has grown $610,000 in capital into $5.86 million.
Odaily: Over the 7 days ending November 12, Circle issued approximately 10.8 billion USDC and redeemed approximately 12.1 billion, resulting in a decrease of approximately 1.3 billion in circulating supply. The total circulating supply of USDC is 67.9 billion, with reserves of approximately $68.1 billion, including approximately $39.9 billion in overnight reverse Treasury repo, approximately $20.1 billion in Treasury bills with maturities of less than 3 months, approximately $7.4 billion in deposits at systemically important institutions, and approximately $600 million in other bank deposits.
Odaily News According to on-chain data, a whale currently holds a 3x leveraged long position of 97.15 BTC, with an average entry price of $71,035, a liquidation price of $48,004, and a position value of approximately $6.22 million. The position is currently underwater by over $680,000, with a return rate of -29.64%.
Odaily: CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. noted that the Short-Term Holder Spent Output Profit Ratio (STH-SOPR) has dropped to 0.993, indicating that short-term holders are selling at a loss. There are no signs of large-scale "capitulation" selling yet; during previous periods of market stress, this indicator had fallen to even lower levels.
Odaily reports: Bitcoin completed a difficulty adjustment at block height 975,744, with difficulty reduced by 9.13% from 148.36T to 134.82T — the largest decrease since June and the third-largest downward adjustment this year. Over the previous 2,016 blocks, the average block time was 11 minutes, with the period taking approximately 15.4 days. Estimated hashrate fell to about 965 EH/s, a steeper decline than the previously predicted 6.8% to 7.5%. During the same period, Bitcoin's price dropped to $67,652. Daily production on November 8 and 9 was only 346.875 BTC each, below the normal 450 BTC. The 7-day average Puell Multiple stood at 0.82, with the daily value of 0.71 marking the lowest since August 11, and transaction fees showed no improvement. Following the difficulty reduction, expected revenue per unit of hashrate increased by approximately 10%; current difficulty remains about 8% higher than the June low, and whether miner pressure can be alleviated depends on whether hashrate flows back.


