1. Donald Trump wins the U.S. presidential election, sparking optimism in the market about potential reductions in cryptocurrency industry regulation.

2. Federal Reserve Chairman Powell states that the possibility of a rate cut in December will be considered based on current data, with the market expecting a 25 basis point cut as the most likely scenario.

3. BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF attracts significant inflows in 2024, becoming the third highest ETF in the U.S., with daily net inflows reaching $1.1 billion.

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has become the third highest fund in terms of net inflows among U.S. ETFs year-to-date in 2024, attracting $26.174 billion. As of now, IBIT's year-to-date return is 48.52%, with assets under management reaching $30.1 billion, surpassing many traditional ETFs in both net inflows and performance. Additionally, IBIT's year-to-date return is nearly double the second highest return among the top ten funds by flow. However, IBIT's total assets under management (AUM) are more than ten times smaller than those of the other top four funds. Just yesterday, on November 7, IBIT saw a single-day net inflow of $1.1 billion, exceeding the annual inflow of all ETFs in the U.S. outside the top 150. This significant inflow surpasses the year-to-date total inflow of most of the approximately 3,300 ETFs in the U.S. -Original

4. The U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF sets a record with $1.4 billion in single-day inflows, reflecting strong market interest in cryptocurrency investments.

On Thursday, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF set a record with nearly $1.4 billion in daily net inflows, surpassing the previous high of over $1 billion set on March 12. The Ethereum Foundation's financial report shows that as of October 31, it holds $970 million in assets, of which $788.7 million is in cryptocurrency, with 99.5% being Ether. Binance Labs has entered the decentralized science (DeSci) field with an undisclosed investment in the BIO Protocol, aiming to change the financing and commercialization of early scientific research. The following article is adapted from The Block's newsletter "The Daily," published on weekday afternoons. -Original

5. German lawmaker Joana Cotar states that if the U.S. adopts Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, European countries may experience FOMO.

According to Bitcoin Magazine, German lawmaker Joana Cotar stated, "If the U.S. buys Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, then I believe all European countries will experience FOMO." -Original

6. The Ethereum Foundation reports a total cryptocurrency value of $789 million, most of which is in Ether.

On Thursday, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF set a record with nearly $1.4 billion in daily net inflows, surpassing the previous high of over $1 billion set on March 12. The Ethereum Foundation's financial report shows that as of October 31, it holds $970 million in assets, of which $788.7 million is in cryptocurrency, with 99.5% being Ether. Binance Labs has entered the decentralized science (DeSci) field with an undisclosed investment in the BIO Protocol, aiming to change the financing and commercialization of early scientific research. The following article is adapted from The Block's newsletter "The Daily," published on weekday afternoons. -Original

7. Following Trump's victory, market observers note a surge in Bitcoin Google search volume, indicating increased interest from retail investors in the crypto market.

BlockBeats reports that on November 8, according to Cointelegraph, market observers noted a surge in Bitcoin Google search volume following Trump's election victory, indicating increased interest from retail investors in digital assets. Solv Protocol co-founder Ryan Chow stated that Trump's election win is a "major catalyst for starting the next bull market." Crypto macro analyst Noelle Acheson remarked, "Overall, retail investors tend to be 'latecomers' as they are influenced by price-related headlines and widespread social attention. The absence of retail investors allows market observers to speculate that the crypto cycle is in its early stages, and when retail begins to 'flood in,' we will know we are close to the peak of speculation." -Original

8. Paxos CEO states that Trump's election could usher in a "golden age of crypto," potentially releasing pent-up demand.

Paxos co-founder and CEO Charles Cascarilla stated, "Trump's election creates a real opportunity for a golden age of cryptocurrency, as people believe all pent-up demand may be released, transforming the U.S. from a laggard in the crypto industry to a leader." -Original

9. VanEck research director predicts that the Trump administration may appoint a pro-crypto Treasury Secretary, enhancing the industry's development prospects.

VanEck's head of digital asset research Matthew Sigel stated on social media that the probability of Trump's economic advisor Scott Bessent being appointed as Treasury Secretary in the Trump administration is 55%, potentially making him the first U.S. Treasury Secretary to support cryptocurrency. -Original

10. Ethereum's market capitalization surpasses that of Bank of America, rising to 35th place in global asset market capitalization rankings, indicating its increasing market influence.

Ethereum's current market capitalization has risen to approximately $354.7 billion, surpassing the market capitalization of companies like Bank of America and Netflix, ranking 35th in global asset market capitalization. -Original

11. The U.S. Department of Justice establishes a website to collect statements from victims of the Bitfinex hack, providing an opportunity for affected individuals to voice their experiences.

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has established a website to collect statements from individuals affected by the 2016 Bitfinex hack, aiming to provide potential victims with an opportunity to share how the criminal actions of Ilya Lichtenstein and his wife Heather Morgan have impacted them. Although the DOJ's position is that, under the Crime Victims' Rights Act (CVRA), there are no victims of the convicted crimes, the department has issued this notice to ensure that anyone who may have been harmed by the defendant's actions can be heard. This includes affected Bitfinex account holders. Previously, it was reported that U.S. prosecutors temporarily considered Bitfinex as the only entity eligible for compensation in the 2016 Bitfinex hack case. -Original

12. South Korean financial regulators enhance market monitoring of Trump-related stocks and cryptocurrencies to address increased volatility risks.

According to the Korea Economic Daily, South Korean financial regulators will strengthen market monitoring, particularly focusing on stocks related to Donald Trump and the increasing volatility in the cryptocurrency sector. This decision was made following the recent election results in the U.S. and the latest Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) statement from the Federal Reserve. At a meeting on November 8, Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) Director Lee Bok-hyun emphasized the need for strict measures against market manipulation and the spreading of unfounded rumors if evidence supports such actions. -Original

13. FTX sues Crypto.com to recover $11 million in assets related to Alameda accounts, drawing widespread attention.

According to documents filed on November 8, the bankrupt FTX has filed a lawsuit to recover at least $11 million from a Crypto.com account associated with its sister company Alameda Research. FTX claims that Alameda registered an account on Crypto.com under the name Ka Yu Tin (also known as Nicole Tin) before filing for bankruptcy. The company states that this practice is common in Alameda, which often opens accounts in the names of shell companies or employees to conceal its trading activities. However, FTX alleges that Alameda funded and controlled the account. It has been reported that after Alameda declared bankruptcy, Crypto.com locked the account and denied FTX administrators access to the funds, despite multiple attempts. FTX further claims that Crypto.com's refusal was based on a mismatch between the account holder's name and the name of the person seeking to recover the funds. FTX asserts that it has clarified the complexity of the case to Crypto.com and provided court-approved documents, but Crypto.com has reportedly not responded. FTX administrators are currently attempting to leverage claims made by Crypto.com's parent entities Foris MT and Iron Block, which have filed claims against FTX for $18.4 million and $237,800, respectively, funds that were held in FTX.com accounts before the exchange's collapse. In light of this, FTX is requesting a delay in processing Crypto.com's claims until the exchange releases the Alameda assets it holds. FTX is also seeking the recovery of assets, legal fees, and other relief measures. -Original

14. Alchemy Pay obtains four new money transmission licenses in the U.S., enhancing its compliance and influence in the U.S. market.

Cryptocurrency payment gateway Alchemy Pay announced that it has obtained four new U.S. money transmission licenses (MTL) in Minnesota, Oklahoma, Oregon, and Wyoming, thereby improving its compliance in the U.S. The new licenses bring Alchemy Pay's total number of state licenses in the U.S. to eight. The latest licenses follow approvals in September 2023 in Arkansas and in November 2023 in Iowa, New Hampshire, and New Mexico. -Original

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