According to Gate data cited by Odaily, the Nikkei 225 index closed up 789.01 points, or 1.31%, at 61,248.59 on Wednesday, November 11.

Odaily reports, citing Gate data, that South Korea's KOSPI index closed up 136.23 points, or 2.6%, at 5,375.36 points on Wednesday, November 11.

According to market data, Zhongji Innolight rose 12.7% in 24 hours and is now trading at 85.6 USDT.

Odaily: Initia disclosed that attackers exploited leaked cloud keys to breach and forge withdrawals from 5 Rollups. (Cointelegraph)

Odaily News: Japanese government bonds fell on Wednesday, following the overnight selloff in U.S. Treasuries. Earlier, U.S. inflation data came in above expectations, intensifying market bets that the Federal Reserve may need to raise interest rates more aggressively. The yield on 5-year Japanese government bonds rose 9.5 basis points to 2.195%; the 10-year yield rose 10.5 basis points to 2.795%. The 2-year yield, which is more sensitive to monetary policy, rose 8.5 basis points to 1.86%. Before that, U.S. Treasuries suffered a sharp selloff, with the 2-year U.S. Treasury yield soaring 18 basis points to 4.74%, marking the largest single-day increase since April 2025.

Previously, Federal Reserve officials warned that more aggressive rate hikes may be needed to curb inflation. This selloff marked a reversal in the trend of Japanese government bonds. In the previous few trading sessions, driven by the sharp decline in U.S. stocks, demand for safe-haven assets increased, and traders therefore lowered their expectations for a Bank of Japan rate hike, pushing Japanese government bond yields down accordingly. Shinichiro Kadota, head of Japan FX and rates strategy at Barclays, said the earlier decline in Japanese bond yields was somewhat of an overshoot, and expects yields still have room to recover further to correct the previous drop. (Jinshi)

Odaily reports: According to Lookonchain monitoring, AguilaTrades (@AguilaTrades, 0x1f2...F925) conducted 18 BTC trades over the past week with a 33% win rate, accumulating losses of $547,000; it has now once again opened a 40x BTC long position, holding 340.45 BTC worth $25.16 million, with a liquidation price of $73,009.

Odaily reports: According to PikachusPlace monitoring, the address tagged "PikachusPlace" on the platform previously traded STONKBANKERS on the Robinhood chain, investing about $932 including buy fees, and netting about $14,900 after liquidating the position, for a return of about 1,603%. Yesterday morning, after the token MONTRA launched on the Elysium chain's token launch platform, the address bought about 28.5178 million tokens at an average price of about $0.0001304, corresponding to a market cap of about $130,400. The transaction amount was about $3,719, and together with about $14,700 in buy-related fees, the total investment was about $18,400. The address then fully liquidated the position through 29 sell orders, with about 20 minutes from purchase to exit. After deducting sell fees, it recovered about $84,700, netting about $66,200, for a return of about 360%. MONTRA currently has a market cap of about $6.66 million, making it the largest token by market cap on the chain; if all the tokens initially bought had been held until now, the profit would have reached $173,200, for a return of about 940%.

Odaily: The A-share memory chip sector rallied in the afternoon, with Puya Semiconductor rising more than 9%, Biwin Storage surging over 6% in intraday trading, while stocks such as Demingli, JG Technology, and Shannon Chip followed the upward trend.

According to media reports, some leading companies have verbally informed channel distributors of their intention to raise prices for enterprise-grade NAND flash, though formal price increase notices have not yet been issued. (Jinshi)

Odaily reports that according to Lookonchain monitoring, Machi (@machibigbrother) is selling Bored Apes to fund leveraged long positions. Over the past week, Machi sold 31 Bored Apes at a loss, obtaining 231 ETH worth approximately $506,000, but all the ETH proceeds were lost in trading. Currently, Machi has only 75 Bored Apes remaining.

Odaily: Recently, several people in the memory industry revealed that some leading companies have verbally informed channel distributors of their intention to raise prices for enterprise-grade chips. Formal price increase letters have not yet been issued, but prices on the channel side have already started to move. Multiple distributors confirmed the price increase signals. One SK Hynix distributor said: "Prices are rising every day." He observed that second-hand market buyback prices have been climbing continuously, driving overall quotations upward; the price adjustment path is that provincial distributors adjust prices weekly, and agent product prices are then passed down, "we follow along."

One Samsung distributor said this round of price increases is not across all categories: the increases are mainly concentrated in the DRAM contract segment and enterprise SSD original manufacturer/channel segment, rather than a comprehensive rise in consumer-grade NAND. "The bulk is still computing power centers; demand feedback from the grassroots level is actually average."

Since the price increases are first concentrated in the DRAM contract segment and enterprise SSD segment, when this round of prices spreads outward from original manufacturers, the first to be reached are not end consumers, but the manufacturing companies and module makers caught in the middle. These companies are the first to absorb the original manufacturers' price increases, and given their different positions in the industry chain, their experiences and pressures differ markedly. (Lanjing News)

Odaily News: Stronger-than-expected U.S. inflation data has sparked speculation about a 50 basis point rate hike by the Federal Reserve in December. However, Seiji Katsurahata, an economist at Daiichi Life Research Institute, said such expectations are overdone. U.S. Treasury yields face upward pressure in the near term, driving the dollar stronger and capping gains in U.S. stocks. Nevertheless, as market expectations eventually stabilize at a 25 basis point hike, short-term Treasury yields should return to normal, and the dollar's upside may be limited. (Jinshi)

Odaily: Market data shows that Hong Kong-listed optical communication concept stocks strengthened against the broader market trend. Cambridge Technology (06166.HK) rose over 16%, Haiguang Xinzheng (01191.HK) rose over 10%, Zhongji Innolight (03308.HK) rose over 10%, and YOFC (06869.HK) rose over 6%.

Odaily: Sui hardware wallet Suiball has announced it is shutting down and will refund all pre-orders in USDC. Suiball stated that Sui Foundation decided not to support the project following a wave of hardware wallet attacks, citing excessive project risk. (Cointelegraph)

1. TLBL hacker address spent 3.4 million DAI to buy 1,650 ETH in the past hour;

2. CoreWeave: There is no reason for our partnership with Nvidia to change;

3. Inflation exceeded expectations for three consecutive times, Goldman Sachs raised its forecast for Fed rate hikes;

4. Former Ripple CTO: Has sold the vast majority of crypto assets, BTC holdings reduced to 1 coin;

5. An address associated with the Ethereum Foundation sold another 1,000 ETH, worth approximately $2.03 million;

6. Mercado Bitcoin plans to resume fiat deposits and withdrawals via Pix next week, crypto transfers remain suspended;

7. Index Industries completes $50 million seed round, led by Lightspeed Venture Partners;

8. Cohere CEO, an AI startup backed by Nvidia: Computing power supply remains severely insufficient, competing for computing resources every day.

Odaily reports that Trust Wallet has stated its iOS users are not affected by the worse_query vulnerability, and that it never stores users' mnemonic phrases or private keys in plaintext. Trust Wallet also stated that each wallet is encrypted on the user's device and protected by built-in security mechanisms.

Odaily reports: According to SoSoValue data, as of November 10 (Eastern Time), Ethereum spot ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $1.3168 million, marking the fourth consecutive day of net outflows. ETHB saw the largest single-day net inflow at $1.0543 million, with cumulative historical net inflows reaching $765 million; ETH recorded the largest single-day net outflow at $1.9618 million, with cumulative historical net inflows reaching $1.97 billion. As of press time, the total net asset value of Ethereum spot ETFs stands at $11.643 billion, with a net asset ratio of 4.63% and cumulative historical net inflows of $11.737 billion.