Kaia users with public delegated staking must manually move their KAIA to a new staking contract, with withdrawal applications opening November 17. According to Foresight News, citing Kaia’s blog, staked KAIA will not migrate automatically; users must withdraw it from the existing contract and deposit it into the new one. The process involves submitting a withdrawal request, waiting seven days, withdrawing the tokens, and redepositing them into the new contract. Submitting a withdrawal request alone does not complete the migration. Kaia plans to publish a detailed guide on November 13. Kaia Portal will open a migration menu and begin accepting withdrawal applications on November 17, while withdrawals and redeposits will be available starting November 26. The menu will direct users to the new staking contract associated with their current delegated GC. The transition also includes deploying a new staking contract and conducting a network hard fork. CR Mission 1 participants who complete the migration according to the schedule will retain the same recognition for their KAIA staking contribution.

According to Yonhap, HKET and UDN Money, Japan's Nikkei 225 closed at 57,434.77, down 3,643.13 points or 5.96%, for a fifth straight losing session. The index fell below 57,000 at one point, hitting a low of 56,745, its weakest in nearly six months. The broader TOPIX lost 5.90% to 3,707.99. AI-related shares led the decline, with SoftBank Group down 10.83%, Tokyo Electron down 5.60% and Advantest down 4.99%. South Korea's KOSPI closed at 5,059.69, down 6.02%, on fears over AI data center investment after the U.S. midterm elections. The index sank as much as 8.78% to 4,911.28 shortly after the open, triggering a circuit breaker and a sell-side sidecar, and fell below 5,000 intraday for the first time since Feb. 6. Samsung Electronics closed down 6.35% at 188,700 won, while SK hynix fell 10.44% to 1.132 million won. Foreign investors were net sellers of 2.77 trillion won. Kiwoom Securities analyst Han Ji-young said market volatility was likely to persist after the sharp drop. The government said it will temporarily ease requirements on leveraged investments from next Monday for three months. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index opened 392 points lower and closed at 24,481.86, down 315.12 points or 1.27%, on turnover of HK$247.43 billion. The Hang Seng TECH Index fell 1.83% to 4,078.23. Alibaba fell about 4%, Zijin Mining dropped more than 4% and WuXi AppTec lost more than 5%, while CSOP SK Hynix Daily Max (2x) Leveraged Product (07709) slid 19%. Li Ning rose about 5% and Hua Hong Semiconductor gained more than 4%. Taiwan's TAIEX closed at 39,701.64, down 1,873.08 points or 4.51%, after falling as much as 3,737.67 points during the session. Turnover was NT$1.2461 trillion. TSMC closed down 4.69% at NT$2,135, MediaTek fell 2.02% to NT$3,390 and Hon Hai lost 4.47%. In mainland China, the Shanghai Composite closed down 1.10% at 3,649.18, the Shenzhen Component fell 2.57% to 11,175.78 and the ChiNext lost 3.96% to 2,465.23. Combined Shanghai and Shenzhen turnover was 1.66 trillion yuan.

Samsung Electronics co-CEO Roh Tae-moon bought 3,000 shares of the company. According to Odaily, the shares were purchased for 210,000 won each, for a total of 630 million won. The purchase increased Roh’s holdings from 124,280 shares to 127,280 shares. Samsung Electronics shares have recently fallen sharply following the U.S. midterm elections, and the purchase was interpreted as a sign of Roh’s commitment to responsible management.

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