The hacker behind the Binance theft lost almost the entire value of a PROM position while dumping altcoins, according to Lookonchain.Roughly 908,793 PROM, worth about $5 million, was sold into a nearly empty Uniswap V2 liquidity pool. The transaction returned just 0.0316 ETH, or about $71 — a loss of almost 99.999% of the position's value in a single swap.

Total stablecoin supply has declined by $3.1 billion since October 28 to $298.5 billion, its lowest level since August. According to Odaily, the total is $5.2 billion lower than on January 1, 2026. Supply rose by about $100 billion, or 49%, in 2025, from $203.2 billion to $303.7 billion. From January 1 through October 28, 2026, supply fell by $2.1 billion overall; it peaked at $315.5 billion on May 17 before giving back those gains.

U.S. stocks will open at 10:30 PM (UTC+8) starting November 2, as North America switches to standard time. According to ChainCatcher, the change takes effect at 2:00 AM local time on November 1, when clocks move back one hour; that is 2:00 PM (UTC+8) on November 1. From November 2 (next Monday), U.S. stock and Treasury trading sessions, as well as U.S. market data release times, will be delayed by one hour relative to Beijing time.

Macau’s gaming revenue fell for a fifth consecutive month in October, as weak spending by high-end players offset a surge in Golden Week visitors, Bloomberg reported.

On Polymarket, Leylah Fernandez’s win probability in the Pan Pacific Open match market against Diana Shnaider rose from 1.4% one hour ago to 49.05%, a 47.65-point increase. According to ChainCatcher, its monitoring recorded the change.

South Korea’s KOSPI swung sharply over the past week, with volatility reaching a record high. According to Sina Finance, the index closed at 5,730.74 on October 30, down 206.92 points, or 3.48%; it had closed at 6,012.44 on October 28 before falling for a second straight session on October 29. The main board triggered its sidecar mechanism, temporarily suspending program-driven sell orders. Foreign investors were the main source of selling, recording net sales of 1.6168 trillion won on October 30. Analysts attributed the market weakness to U.S. technology companies’ results falling short of expectations and renewed concerns about returns on AI investment. Alphabet, Intel, and Amazon all reported third-quarter results below market expectations; Alphabet’s free cash flow was negative for a second consecutive quarter. Samsung Electronics and SK hynix both reported record results that exceeded expectations. SK hynix said third-quarter operating profit rose 632.1% year over year to 83.3338 trillion won, marking a sixth consecutive quarterly record, while revenue topped 100 trillion won for the first time. The company also announced an additional 60 trillion won in shareholder returns and a substantial dividend increase. Samsung pledged up to 110 trillion won in shareholder returns this year, including 30 trillion won in third-quarter cash dividends, but its shares fell 4.13% on October 29 after its shareholder-return plan disappointed investors. Further details are due at a board meeting in late January. On October 30, concerns about AI infrastructure spending contributed to declines across major U.S. indexes, with the Nasdaq 100 falling 3.46%. Intel dropped 28.58%, wiping out more than $140 billion in market value. Yuanta Securities Korea analyst Lee Jae-won said volatility may persist but advised investors to retain chip holdings, wait for credit risks to stabilize and foreign funds to return, and add positions gradually. He also cited equipment and materials companies and energy storage as areas for potential additional returns. Shinhan Securities senior analyst Kang Jin-hyuk said risks remain, including upcoming cloud-provider earnings and volatile foreign flows, but some uncertainties could ease after the midterm elections.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada would not rush into a trade deal with the United States if its terms were not in Canada’s best interests, and predicted that U.S. President Donald Trump would continue targeting Canada after the midterm elections. According to Sina Finance, Carney said he would not sign an agreement he considered bad, even if that meant waiting for a new U.S. president to take office. Carney said the two countries could reach an agreement quickly, but Canada would not sign merely for the sake of signing. Asked whether he would wait for the next U.S. administration, he said he would if circumstances required it. In a separate interview, Carney said he did not expect Tuesday’s U.S. election results to significantly change Trump’s trade policy. He said agreements reached by the current U.S. administration with any country include tariffs, and that the question was how high they would be. Polls indicate Democrats are likely to win the House of Representatives, while control of the Senate remains uncertain. Races in Michigan, Maine, Alaska, and other states are extremely close. The U.S.-Canada tariff dispute has become a campaign issue in some border states. Trump agreed to adjust some tariffs on Canadian goods to help Maine Republican Senator Susan Collins retain her seat, which she has held for nearly three decades; her campaign is facing a difficult contest. Carney made the remarks as the Canadian government holds a summit with European Union officials in Montreal.

Hạ viện Hoa Kỳ đã thông qua một nghị quyết hỗ trợ đổi mới tài sản kỹ thuật số, nhưng ý định phủ quyết nghị quyết này của Biden đã làm dấy lên sự tức giận trong cộng đồng tiền điện tử, làm nổi bật những bất ổn về quy định đang diễn ra. Trong khi đó, lập trường ủng hộ tiền điện tử bất ngờ của Trump trong bối cảnh các cuộc chiến pháp lý đã gây ra nhiều ý kiến ​​trái chiều, dẫn đến sự gia tăng giá trị của meme coin liên quan đến ông và Biden.