Compass filed a series of antitrust lawsuits against multiple listing services across the country on Thursday, escalating a dispute over how consumers buy and sell homes, according to Bloomberg.

Maple Finance co-founder Joe Flanagan and Chief Operating Officer Ryan O’Shea are leaving the company after disagreements over its direction, as the firm’s SYRUP token fell more than 7% Thursday. According to Cointelegraph, Flanagan said Wednesday that he would leave after seven years at Maple, citing a growing divide with fellow co-founder and CEO Sidney Powell. Flanagan said their views on strategy, leadership and life had moved further apart, and that he believed Maple would be best served by one co-founder leading it. O’Shea said in a Thursday post on X that he would step down after nearly five years, explaining that he had reached a different view on the company’s direction. SYRUP was trading at $0.12 at 10:36 p.m. UTC Thursday, down 7.5% over 24 hours and 12% over the past week, with a market capitalization of about $145 million, according to CoinGecko. Maple and Powell did not respond to Cointelegraph’s requests for comment by publication. Maple said Wednesday that Flanagan was stepping down as chairman and leaving the company in an agreed and orderly transition, with his responsibilities moving to Powell and the existing leadership team. The company did not name a replacement chairman or explain how the departing executives’ duties would be handled. Flanagan said he would help with the transition through the end of 2026, while O’Shea said his departure would take effect Nov. 27 and that he would have no ongoing role afterward. The departures come as Maple seeks to expand beyond crypto-backed lending. In October, Powell said the company planned to reach more customers through fintech partnerships and lend against a broader range of assets, including payments owed on loans made by fintech firms and securities backed by assets such as mortgages. Maple’s protocol revenue rose 8% year over year in October, while its total value locked fell around 11% between the end of September and Nov. 11, according to Token Terminal. Third-quarter revenue reached $4.4 million, up 5% from a year earlier, and assets under management rose 18% year over year to $4.7 billion. The company repurchased about 1.37 million SYRUP tokens in September, twice as many as in August.

According to Jin10, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 opened down 41.10 points, or 0.45%, at 9,105.7 on Friday, November 13.

Applied Materials CEO Gary Dickerson told analysts on a conference call that AI industry growth depends on how quickly the semiconductor industry can scale up. According to Sina Finance, Applied Materials is working more closely with customers to assess demand and ensure it has enough capacity to meet it; its largest customer’s forecasts cover up to the next eight quarters. The company is also working more closely with suppliers to coordinate capacity.

According to Jin10, Microsoft said it is restoring some affected servers, which are currently stable.

According to Jin10, Microsoft is routing traffic to backup lines wherever possible and has observed a limited recovery.

Stablecoin supply fell $14.2 billion in the 30 days through November 9, reducing the pool of dollar-linked liquidity available for crypto trading. The contraction was the sharpest since June 2022, when the Terra collapse helped trigger a deeper market crisis, according to BeInCrypto, citing Glassnode. The drop signals less demand for holding dollars on-chain, not an equivalent loss in crypto prices; Glassnode said it leaves “less fuel for a rally.” US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.6 billion in outflows over 20 sessions, while Ethereum ETFs lost more than $1.8 billion across six consecutive weeks. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index was 26 on November 11, indicating widespread fear, and Bitcoin dominance reached 60.5%. Glassnode noted that stablecoin supply fell nearly $30 billion during the 2022 crisis. It also identified accumulation by large Bitcoin holders and reduced liquidation pressure near current prices, though a major liquidation cluster remains around $60,000. A return to stablecoin supply growth alongside renewed ETF inflows would indicate recovering demand; until then, the source said, sustained rallies face a liquidity problem.

Citadel Securities hired Matthew Zimmerman from Diameter Capital Partners to trade investment-grade corporate bonds, Bloomberg reported.

According to Jin10, Nscale said its relationship with Microsoft remains strong and long-term, and the London-wide power grid issue has not affected its other contracts.

Jensen Huang faces the risk of being removed from his post by the board due to a governance crisis, Nvidia's market value has evaporated by about $600 billion, and the AI ​​supply chain and on-chain market are under pressure.

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MSCI removed Strategy and Metaplanet from its index, effective after the market closed on November 30, resulting in passive selling pressure of approximately $1.59 billion. The real impact was felt in the funding flywheel.

The supply of stablecoins shrank by $14.2 billion in 30 days, the fastest contraction since June 2022, and the 200-day moving average of Bitcoin has become the last psychological defense line for the bulls.

A Menlo Ventures report shows that 89% of US corporate spending on open source models goes to Chinese companies, with Kimi accounting for 61% of that, indicating that open source is redefining the forefront.

In his internal speech at Tencent's 28th anniversary Linktime, Ma Huateng bluntly stated that the organization must adapt to the new battlefield of AI: half of the people should guard the core business, and the other half should join the new battle. They can no longer be leisurely and feel safe.

Jensen Huang's extramarital affair with his direct subordinate crossed the compliance red line for multinational corporations, and the precedents of the former CEOs of Intel and McDonald's have already shown the price to pay.

Removing Jensen Huang only requires 6 votes from the board of directors, but there is no successor among Nvidia's 33 direct subordinates. The action is fast but the structure is slow, and the market only prices the action.

Jensen Huang has been exposed for his second extramarital affair, and Nvidia's board of directors is preparing to remove him from his position. Elon Musk, Tim Sweeney, and other big names have publicly called for the shareholders to decide his future after the investigation is completed.

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