Odaily: An IRGC spokesperson stated that the United States cannot achieve its economic blockade goals, nor can it cut off Tehran's ties with neighboring countries. (Jinshi)

Odaily reports that Binance posted on X platform stating that it has now resumed withdrawal services for HYPE and APT.

Previously, Binance had resumed withdrawals for assets including RLUSD, USD1, FDUSD, ENA, USDe, ONDO, and LINK on the Ethereum network, as well as USD1, PUMP, FDUSD, RENDER, JUP, PENGU, and BONK on the Solana network.

Binance stated that it will continue to restore withdrawal services for more assets and networks in phases after completing the relevant security checks.

Odaily reports that according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a whale withdrew 13.4 million USDT to its multi-sig wallet. This move comes after FinCEN recently took action against MEXC-related transactions, and market concerns about centralized exchange accounts being frozen have increased.

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a trader with cumulative profits of $821,600 opened a 7x leveraged Bitcoin long position worth $11.39 million, with an entry price of $75,880 and a liquidation price of $62,047. The trader has profited $755,400 in the past 30 days.

Odaily reports: According to Onchain Lens monitoring, Abraxas Capital holds $451.85 million in open positions on Hyperliquid, almost entirely short positions, approximately 4 times Wintermute's $107.59 million perpetual contract exposure. Its unrealized profit stands at $30.77 million, with total short exposure of $451.68 million. The largest short positions are BTC at $158.66 million, HYPE at $77.6 million, ETH at $75.27 million, and ZEC at $63.51 million.

Odaily reports: qinbafrank says that if Elizabeth Warren becomes chair of the Senate Banking Committee, she could push a stricter crypto legislative agenda and, through investigations and hearings, intensify scrutiny of Trump's crypto business, regulators, and crypto companies, weighing on market sentiment. A fully restrictive bill would still be constrained by the Senate's 60-vote filibuster threshold and presidential veto power; Warren's oversight also cannot automatically invalidate policies the SEC and CFTC advance within their existing authority, but it could slow the process or narrow the scope of exemptions and hinder the nomination of agency commissioners. qinbafrank judges that, despite greater pressure from hearings and investigations, the crypto regulatory environment over the next two years may not necessarily be stricter than during the period of full Democratic governance from 2023 to 2024.

Odaily Report: On-chain detective ZachXBT previously posted that he had repeatedly called out crypto trader Ansem for promoting low-market-cap tokens and celebrity tokens, and stated that "in this cycle, gamblers once again gave him credibility and provided him with exit liquidity." In response, community user Naeven posted an analysis stating that on-chain information does not prove the relevant wallet belongs to Ansem. An address he tracked (AVAZ...NXYm), which multiple on-chain tracking tools had labeled as Ansem's main wallet, shows transaction records pointing to another user Dez (@sleepyPanda2324), and he found that this address is linked to the latter's Friend.tech account. Ansem subsequently responded that he has clarified multiple times that the wallet in question alleged by ZachXBT is not his.

Odaily Report: South Korea's Financial Services Commission is coordinating inter-agency differences on the government draft of the "Basic Digital Assets Act," targeting submission within November, and expects to advance it through legislator-sponsored legislation. Regulators are discussing setting a 15% to 20% cap on a single shareholder's stake in crypto trading platforms, with a 1 to 2 year transition period for existing platforms; given property rights disputes, it may also be changed to restrict only voting rights. The bill plans to change trading platform market entry from a reporting system to a licensing system; stablecoin issuers are expected to adopt a bank-centered consortium model; and discussions are underway on imposing no-fault liability for hacker attacks and system incidents, as well as listing violations of the obligation to actually hold crypto assets as grounds for business suspension. South Korean Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Finance Lee Hyung-il said on November 5 that he would consult with the National Assembly to delay by two years the crypto asset income tax originally scheduled to take effect next year. The ruling party advocates prioritizing enactment of the law, establishing an overall regulatory framework, and leaving an adaptation period for businesses and investors.

Odaily reports: Police in Oakland, California, are currently investigating a cargo theft case involving tech company Nvidia. The stolen items are AI chips and computer hardware, valued at up to $11.4 million (approximately 76.1 million yuan). Analysts say this may be a carefully planned theft targeting a high-tech company. According to the case details, a truck loaded with Nvidia cargo departed from Oakland, California, on August 29 of this year, destined for Fort Worth, Texas. The pickup process followed the original arrangements, but the truck ultimately lost contact. The victim reported the case to police on September 13.

Police tracking found that the truck made multiple stops along the way, with single stops lasting several hours, and was ultimately lost in San Bernardino County in southeastern California. As of now, police have not arrested any suspects. Experts also noted that these chips sell for nearly twice the U.S. domestic price outside the United States, and the possibility that the stolen goods have already been transported out of the country cannot be ruled out. It is reported that this is not the first time Nvidia has encountered a cargo theft incident. Experts say the scale and complexity of such cases indicate that the criminal methods involved are becoming increasingly professionalized, and the transportation security risks of high-value tech products are gradually becoming more prominent. (CCTV Finance)

Odaily Report: Binance co-CEO He Yi, in response to community questions about data inconsistencies across multiple platforms, stated that CoinMarketCap (CMC) has verified the new addresses with Binance, and the Binance platform asset data currently displayed is accurate. She also stated that other platforms are welcome to contact Binance to update their addresses.

Odaily reports: Web3Auth posted an update on X regarding the asset recovery progress of the Keplr wallet security incident. The team, with Keplr's assistance, is transferring assets from affected wallets to secure recovery wallets. As some recovery transfers were mistaken for attacker activity, Web3Auth has disclosed verified recovery wallet addresses, covering networks including Cosmos Hub, Osmosis, Celestia, Akash, Noble, Injective, dYdX, Babylon, Axelar, Saga, Agoric, as well as EVM addresses spanning 8 chains.

Web3Auth added that these addresses are all used for the secure transfer of affected assets and are not wallets controlled by attackers. More verified addresses will be updated subsequently. Users are reminded to follow official channel announcements and to be vigilant against scams impersonating official personnel and fraudulent asset recovery requests.

Odaily — The official website of JINGDONG Coinlink appears to be offline and is currently inaccessible. According to Qichacha information, the corporate status of JINGDONG Coinlink Technology Hong Kong Limited is listed as "still registered."

JD previously announced plans to issue a cryptocurrency stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the Hong Kong dollar (HKD) in Hong Kong. JINGDONG Coinlink was once a participant in the Hong Kong Monetary Authority's stablecoin issuer "sandbox," but did not make the first list of licensed stablecoin issuers.

Odaily reports: Galaxy Research has released a U.S. midterm election assessment report, warning that if Democrats win both chambers of Congress, the crypto industry could face stricter congressional oversight—particularly with Elizabeth Warren expected to chair the Senate Banking Committee and Maxine Waters set to lead the House Financial Services Committee.

Galaxy Research Director Alex Thorn anticipates that congressional progress on key digital asset legislation may stall, stating that he does not expect Congress to make substantive progress on major digital asset legislation. However, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and banking regulators can still continue to develop and clarify crypto asset regulatory rules under existing statutory authority. (NewsBitcoin)

Odaily: Trust Wallet CEO Felix posted on X, confirming that Trust Wallet was not affected by the Web3Auth security issue.

Earlier reports indicated that Web3Auth disclosed a security issue affecting Web3Auth services used by certain third parties, and had temporarily suspended its embedded wallet service.

Odaily reports: Linda Xie, co-founder of Scalar Capital and former Coinbase product lead, reviewed her personal angel investments over the past 10 years: she has invested in a total of 50 companies, of which 60% are in the crypto sector, 10% in AI, and the rest across other industries. Six investments have returned more than the initial outlay, all from the crypto sector, including 5 token warrant investments and 1 equity investment, but no single investment's return has covered the entire portfolio's outlay; the highest paper return rate comes from an AI company, and if realized, its return could theoretically cover the entire portfolio's outlay. Another 12 companies have officially shut down or exited through acquihires, of which 7 investments returned zero, 4 recovered 80% to 90% of the initial outlay, and 1 outcome is pending. The above statistics cover only her personal equity investments and do not include her fund or directly held crypto assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.