Morgan Stanley maintained its Equal-weight rating and $210 price target for Oracle, citing a clearer funding and returns framework. According to ChainCatcher, the key factors ahead are on-time capacity delivery and maintaining margins.

Trezor said its security team considers a Trezor Safe 5 hardware wallet purchased through authorized Southeast Asian distributor CryptoBilis to be a suspected supply-chain attack. According to Foresight News, the device was bought on Indonesia’s Tokopedia e-commerce platform in August 2026 and reportedly contained an additional circuit board, a cellular communications module and an antenna that could read the device’s screen and transmit information over a mobile network. Trezor has not received the wallet for laboratory testing, but said the user’s description and video interview made the report credible. No user funds have been reported stolen. The company advised users who purchased hardware wallets through CryptoBilis since March 2026 to move their assets to a wallet created with a new recovery phrase.

Cronos Network said it has completed its first CRO buyback and burn. According to Foresight News, the burn was the first transaction under a monthly plan and removed 1,791,534.14 CRO, worth about $92,000.

Alch-crypto said malicious actors are using poisoned Hugging Face repositories to secretly install PRL mining software. According to ChainCatcher, 31 repositories posing as small Qwen2 models install a PRL miner when users load them with trust_remote_code enabled; the miner can disguise itself as a system process, and some versions include a backdoor that allows remote control of the machine. After the first batch of repositories was removed, the attackers reportedly relisted them under new accounts, where downloads have exceeded 32,000. The attackers’ first wallets received about 2,276 PRL and continued to receive funds after the repositories were taken down. Alch-crypto advised users not to enable trust_remote_code for models from unknown sources. It also recommended checking processes if GPU usage rises unusually and keeping mining devices separate from machines used to run AI.

U.S. Representative Greg Casar said Democrats should summon artificial intelligence company CEOs to Congress to answer questions about the risks posed by their companies if Democrats win control of the House next week. According to Sina Finance, Casar, chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, said Democrats should make oversight hearings a priority and could use subpoenas to compel executives to attend. On Thursday, Casar and 19 other Democrats sent OpenAI a letter questioning the company’s dismissal of three safety researchers. The letter said the researchers were accused of leaking sensitive company information to an outside researcher, while the employees disputed OpenAI’s account. The lawmakers asked OpenAI to pledge not to dismiss whistleblowers and to maintain its pause on its most advanced models until independent third-party oversight is established. They requested answers by November 12. An OpenAI spokesperson said the personnel decisions were unrelated to safety concerns or public statements, and that the company remained committed to constructive engagement with Congress and relevant committees on AI safety.

UK house prices were unchanged in October as surging mortgage costs took a toll on prospective buyers, Nationwide said, according to Bloomberg.

Leveraged crypto traders had $1.53 billion in positions forcibly closed over the 24 hours to Friday morning in Asia, according to CoinGlass, as bitcoin, ether and smaller tokens fell. Traders betting on higher prices took the brunt: long positions made up 83.8% of the total, or about $1.29 billion. A rebound has since begun catching traders on the other side.Most of the Damage Came in 12 HoursAbout $1.37 billion of the liquidations, including $1.23 billion of longs, came in the latest 12 hours. The sell-off followed Thursday’s security incident at Binance, which the exchange estimates affected about $6.3 billion in assets. Binance has pledged to cover affected users’ losses and suspended deposits and withdrawals while it runs security checks.Bitcoin fell as low as about $76,460 before recovering toward $78,500. Ether traded around $2,240 after dipping below $2,200, while SOL, XRP and dogecoin also fell.How Liquidations Add to SellingLeveraged traders put up only a fraction of a position’s value as collateral. When prices move far enough against them, the exchange closes the trade automatically to prevent further losses. Closing a long generates a sell order, which adds pressure when prices are already falling.Bitcoin and Ether Made Up More Than HalfBitcoin positions accounted for about $499 million of liquidations and ether $358 million, together more than half the total. Solana followed at $82.6 million, XRP at $38.1 million and dogecoin at $18.6 million.   The Rebound Turns on Short SellersAs prices recovered, traders betting on further declines began to be squeezed. Shorts accounted for $57.3 million of the $85 million liquidated in the latest four hours, and about 95% of liquidations in the latest hour, $20.6 million of $21.6 million. Closing a short requires buying back the position, so forced short closures can add to buying pressure as prices rise.

According to Jin10, Hon Hai's chairman said that, from an industry perspective, AI is not in a bubble and demand is very clear.

According to Jin10, Hon Hai's chairman said details of its cooperation with OpenAI will be announced after the plans are confirmed.

Attackers exploited Ethereum's new EIP-7702 feature to trick Binance's hot wallet into signing 50 authorizations, emptying 167,464 ETH and 63 other tokens in approximately 3 minutes and 24 seconds. On-chain data indicates a breach in the signature system, rather than a direct theft of private keys.

Cryptocurrency exchange HTX is facing mounting regulatory pressure across Europe, with its withdrawal from the United Kingdom following a series of enforcement and sanctions measures targeting the platform and its corporate structure.

If centralized exchanges cannot guarantee asset security, is it still necessary for users to entrust large amounts of assets to CEXs for safekeeping?

Several industry insiders have pointed out that the theft may have been committed by North Korean hackers.

What happened? Who was behind the Binance hack? How was the attack carried out? How much of the stolen assets have been frozen?

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Binance announced that the total impact of the incident is estimated at approximately $6.3 billion. It is worth noting that this incident occurred during the "Black October" cyberattack wave, and the emergence of new attack methods driven by AI technology is considered a significant contributing factor.

France is moving to expand the international sharing of cryptocurrency transaction data, but the push for greater tax transparency is raising concerns about the security of sensitive investor information in a country already facing a disproportionate number of physical attacks targeting crypto holders.

Intel, chips, artificial intelligence, data, AI chips are in short supply, yet Intel's stock price plummeted 20%. Golden Finance reports that fourth-quarter revenue and profit guidance significantly missed market expectations.

Futu discovered that clients it had cultivated over the years might just be becoming new Binance users. A competitor that wasn't originally on the brokerage's list was now trying to steal the same business.