Odaily: Miners can independently select transactions as Foundry USA Pool launches Stratum V2 testing.

Odaily: Bitcoin Treasuries posted on X that David Bailey's Nakamoto sold 184 BTC in the third quarter and currently holds 4,283 BTC. Its rank in the Bitcoin top 100 is 21st.

Odaily reports: Injective posted on X that the pre-IPO market for Anthropic is now live on Injective, allowing users to participate with one click; the market launched earlier than Anthropic's Nasdaq listing.

Odaily reports: Coinbase Assets announced plans to adjust the index benchmark for Anthropic pre-IPO perpetual contracts at 18:00 Beijing time on November 16, changing from an index based on a valuation of 1 billion shares to a per-share price index based on 1.3116 billion shares. Trading will be temporarily suspended during the adjustment period, and all unfilled ANTH orders will be canceled; existing ANTH perpetual contract positions on Coinbase Markets will be migrated to economically equivalent ANT perpetual contract positions through zero-fee block trades. After the migration is complete, ANTH will be delisted and ANT will open for trading.

According to market data, MiniMax has fallen 10.1% over the past 24 hours and is currently trading at 19.35 USDT.

Odaily: Bitwise CEO posted on X that the minimum for Bitcoin ETF in-kind trading is now just $1 million, a significant decrease from $50 million a year ago. He thanked his team and partners for their efforts in expanding access channels.

Odaily: Brian Armstrong posted on X that Coinbase is launching new control features to support users in safely using AI within financial accounts. The related control features include setting per-transaction limits, 24-hour total transaction caps, and automatic stop-trading thresholds; product permission settings are coming soon.

Odaily reports: U.S. President Donald Trump has submitted four nominations to the Senate, nominating Nathan Anonick and Matthew Rowland to serve as commissioners of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and nominating Kristin Johnson and Steven Levine to serve as commissioners of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This is the first time the Trump administration has nominated Democrats to the SEC or CFTC; among the four candidates, Rowland and Johnson are Democrats, while Anonick and Levine are Republicans.

Both CFTC candidates have previously been involved in work related to the Clarity Act. Levine will fill Hester Peirce's seat at the SEC; Johnson will replace the crypto-skeptical Caroline Crenshaw. All nominations must be confirmed by the Senate.

The nominations come at a time when both regulatory agencies have vacant commissioner seats. The Senate is expected to shift to Democratic control in January next year, leaving Republicans with a limited window to push the nominations through confirmation. (Decrypt)

Odaily report: Two Bitcoin addresses that had been dormant since September 2010 transferred a total of 100 BTC on November 13, worth approximately $6.9 million at the time. The two transfers each involved 50 BTC and were about two minutes apart; when these coins were mined, they were worth a combined total of about $6.

After the transfers, part of the funds was consolidated into a new address holding about 59 BTC, while the remaining funds were dispersed to three other addresses. The identity of the address holder is unknown, and on-chain transactions cannot confirm whether these BTC have been sold. (Bitcoin.com News)

Odaily Report: Bitwise CEO posted on X that Jupiter now offers stablecoin holders the opportunity to earn yield through 3 new vaults curated by Bitwise, namely Bitwise JupLend Optimizer Vault, Bitwise sUSDai Yield Vault, and another vault for non-U.S. investors.

Odaily: Arm CEO Rene Haas has been approached as a potential successor in Nvidia's search for a new CEO. It is not yet clear whether the approach has progressed to formal negotiations. (Financial Times)

Odaily report: The founder of Equation posted that they previously closed half of their position when NVIDIA (NVDA) stock was around $160.3, while the remaining position was a bet on a rebound after the U.S. market opened; ultimately all positions have been exited with essentially no profit.

They stated that the prior trading logic was that the market was overly pessimistic in pricing Jensen Huang-related events, and that Jensen Huang would not necessarily be removed as a result. The main problem with this trade was that it took too long from receiving a monitoring alert on the phone to actually opening the position, and they are considering automating such operations going forward.

In addition, they disclosed that they recently plan to sell more NVIDIA put options expiring within 180 days with strike prices of $100 to $110.

Odaily: According to reporter Eleanor Terrett, former U.S. House Financial Services Committee Chairman Patrick McHenry warned that if Democrats retake Congress, they may launch broad investigations into corporate CEOs and institutions, with effects extending far beyond the cryptocurrency industry.

McHenry said: "The American business community should be concerned, not just the cryptocurrency industry."

Odaily: Bitcoin News posted on X that Deutsche Bank has opened Bitcoin custody services to paid institutional clients. The bank currently directly custodies BTC, ETH, USDC, as well as euro stablecoins EURC and EURAU, with keys stored in hardware security modules, and clients access the services through its proprietary Autobahn gateway. The service is aimed at EU clients and is provided from Frankfurt, initially supporting custody and transfers, with more features planned for later. Bitcoin News also noted that the service will launch during a period of ETF investor outflows.

Odaily: Coinbase posted on X that if SpaceX and Tesla merge, the combined entity would hold 30,221 bitcoins, valued at over $2.2 billion, making it the sixth-largest bitcoin holder among public companies.