Ethereum developers are urging core developers to halt the Glamsterdam upgrade, warning that planned gas changes under EIP-8037 could break immutable smart contracts and leave user funds stuck. The backlash includes objections from Curve Finance’s founder and an Ethereum Foundation board member, while an advocate reversed his call for activation “asap,” according to BeInCrypto. In October, developers delayed a Glamsterdam test on the Hoodi testnet after researchers flagged risks; core developers now face pressure to publish more data before mainnet.

Nintendo investors are watching whether The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time can lift Switch 2 demand this holiday season. Shares fell more than 40% over the past year and Switch 2 sales plunged 41% year over year, according to BeInCrypto; operating profit dropped 16% to ¥73.9 billion, missing expectations. Nintendo kept its 16.5 million-console annual target after selling 6.49 million in the first six months, leaving another 10 million to sell before March 2027. The Zelda remake launched November 5; President Shuntaro Furukawa called its start “very strong,” while Citi sees potential to spur console purchases. Software sales rose 18.8% in the first half, but rising memory-chip costs pressure margins; the U.S. price rose to $499.99 in September.

Leveraged ETFs sold $57 billion of US stocks on November 5, the largest amount since data began in 2007, according to Morgan Stanley’s derivatives team. The selling came as hedge funds cut leverage sharply and retail investors sold heavily in the first hour and a half of trading.The Nasdaq fell about 5.5% that day.Leveraged ETF Selling Hits a RecordLeveraged ETFs are funds that aim to deliver a multiple of an index’s daily move. When markets fall sharply, they must sell at the end of the day to rebalance. On November 5, that selling added $57 billion of supply to the US stock market, the most in data going back to 2007.Hedge Funds Cut Leverage at One of the Fastest Rates Since 2010Net leverage at US long-short hedge funds fell by 5 points in a single day, the fifth-largest one-day decline since 2010, according to Morgan Stanley. Net leverage now sits in the bottom 10% of its historical range.Since June, active selling by long-short funds has cut their exposure by the equivalent of 10.7% of their end-June holdings, the largest reduction in at least 10 years.AI Still Makes Up 32% of Hedge Fund ExposureHedge funds are underweight AI stocks relative to their share of the market, but AI stocks still account for 32% of their absolute exposure, Morgan Stanley said. The bank defines AI stocks using its MSXXAI index, which covers:Companies that benefit from AI technologyAI-related power companiesMajor hyperscale cloud providersRetail Investors Sold EarlyRetail investors’ selling of US stocks in the first 90 minutes of trading on November 5 was the second-largest since 2016, according to estimates by Morgan Stanley’s Quantitative and Derivative Strategies team based on public data.Rising Correlations Signal Broader Risk-CuttingMorgan Stanley also noted that stocks are starting to move more closely together. Rising correlations typically signal that risk-cutting is spreading more broadly across the market.

US inflation data and AI earnings will set the tone for markets in the week of November 9, after October’s strong jobs report strengthened bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike in December. LSEG data shows fed funds futures pricing about an 80% probability of a December hike, with markets expecting two more 25 basis point hikes in this cycle. The US added 165,000 jobs in October, and unemployment fell to 4.1%. CPI and PPI Are the Week’s Key Data October CPI: Tuesday, November 10, at 13:30 UTC (8:30 a.m. ET). ING expects headline and core CPI to rise 0.3% month over month, which it says would keep a December hike highly likely.October PPI: Friday, November 13, at the same time. Nick Rees, head of macro research at Monex, said markets will likely have almost fully priced in a 25 basis point hike by the December meeting. The exceptions would be an October CPI reading well below forecasts or a clearly weak November jobs report, due on December 4. Four Fed Officials Are Scheduled to Speak Fed Governors Christopher Waller, Michelle Bowman and Michael Barr and Vice Chair Philip Jefferson will speak or take part in discussions during the week. Markets will watch for signals on whether the Fed will raise rates again in December. AI Earnings and Anthropic’s Roadshow Three tech earnings reports land this week: CoreWeave reports Q3 results after the US close on Tuesday, November 10.Nebius reports before the US open on Thursday, November 12.Cisco reports fiscal Q1 2027 results after the close on Thursday, November 12. Together with Anthropic’s IPO roadshow, the reports form what market commentary calls a “double stress test” for AI assets. Anthropic could launch its formal roadshow as early as this week, although Reuters reported on November 6 that potential investors doubt the timeline can hold after the AI selloff. Strategists Say a Bottom Is Not Yet Confirmed Some strategists say last week’s decline isn’t enough to confirm a market bottom. Bob Lang, chief options analyst at Explosive Options, noted that the CBOE put/call ratio rose to 1.2 on Thursday, twice its 0.6 average. He said similar readings need to repeat to confirm the selling has run its course. Jay Woods, chief market strategist at Freedom Capital Markets, wants to see the VIX rise above 30 to confirm a true panic selloff. The index was around 24 on Friday. Woods said US stocks may already have hit their high for the year. He is bullish on Micron, Nvidia and the semiconductor sector but favors buying gradually rather than all at once. US, Russia and Ukraine Hold Talks in Abu Dhabi US, Russian and Ukrainian officials plan to hold working-level talks in Abu Dhabi on November 10 and 11. Ukrainian presidential chief of staff Kyrylo Budanov said he does not expect a breakthrough, but called the return to face-to-face meetings a step forward.

According to ChainCatcher citing the Financial Times, Anthropic agreed in late September to spend $3.4 billion on a commitment to purchase 1.7 gigawatts of heavy-duty generators from OnePWR Solutions, a San Antonio, Texas-based equipment supplier. The deal also includes engineering and construction capabilities to install the generators; Anthropic did not acquire OnePWR, and no OnePWR employees joined the AI company. OnePWR had ordered the generators from Caterpillar two years ago but needed financing to complete the deal. Anthropic initially planned to buy from OnePWR, then chose to take over its order with Caterpillar.

Bitcoin News said on X that @BrandonPirie_ launched Still Running, an interactive 3D visualization tool for the Bitcoin network. According to Odaily, users can view transactions, mining activity and new blocks in real time. Each point of light represents an unconfirmed transaction, with higher-fee transactions shown closer to the center. A live counter estimates the number of hash attempts as mining pools compete to generate the next block. When a block is generated, the tool identifies the winning mining pool and adds the block to a visual history of the blockchain dating back to 2009. Users can also enter a transaction ID to follow its path from the mempool to a confirmed block. Bitcoin blocks are generated on average every 10 minutes, and the network has operated for nearly 18 years.

On Nov 08, 2026, 11:22 AM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin has crossed the 76,000 USDT benchmark and is now trading at 76,018.992188 USDT, with a narrowed 0.11% increase in 24 hours.

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Analysts believe that the SpaceX-Anthropic contract contains a "90-day two-way exit clause"—if the supply of computing power tightens, Musk can reprice the computing power to 2-3 times the original contract price, directly determining the fate of Anthropic and the future of the entire AI landscape.

With the release of results from multiple referendums and local elections across the United States in November, public resistance to the expansion of AI data centers has reached unprecedented levels, with 76% of surveyed voters explicitly opposing the construction of data centers in their own communities in exit polls.

For many people working in the crypto industry, the real concern may lie in another direction: since domestic policies have clearly prohibited virtual currency mining activities, would purchasing mining machines in China and exporting them to overseas mining farms also constitute smuggling?

Nomura believes that the "blue wave" will slow down the construction of US data centers through tightened regulations, thereby lowering global AI chip prices and easing the difficulty for Chinese companies to obtain high-end GPUs and HBMs, which is generally beneficial to China's AI economy.

The U.S. Treasury Department's restrictions on MEXC start with its fund transfers with U.S. financial institutions.

With the establishment of the regulatory framework, the proportion of first-launch/exclusive listings in South Korea has decreased significantly.

The wave of protests has spread from Scotland to Spain, with 2,000 people rallying simultaneously in Dublin and 1,300 in Helsinki in just one day, and clashes and arrests breaking out in Amsterdam.

This week, 14 blockchain startups raised $43.5 million. Uranium Digital raised $16.5 million in Series A funding, the largest funding round this week.

From the history of the Russian trade in dead souls in the 19th century to the world's iris and palm print recognition, in an era of rampant AI forgery, proving the existence of a real human being is becoming an economic technology with a clear price tag.