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Tom Lee's Bitmine now owns 4.97% of all $ETH. Almost 1 in every 20. It keeps buying. Ether keeps falling: about -10% this week. His take: the weak price is "arguably more a reflection of the impatience of markets." We'll see who blinks first.

$635M+: what Trump's memecoin business paid him in 2025, per his own disclosure. $TRUMP this week: $1.10. A new all-time low, 98.5% under its top.

Hyperliquid was built for crypto traders. Now its stock markets out-trade its bitcoin market. Again, per glassnode. Last week, 44% of everything traded there wasn't crypto: SK Hynix, the S&P 500, oil. Each of those markets runs on staked $HYPE.

Someone launched an "Elon 2028 President" memecoin last week. Not a fan. Per Elliptic: North Korea's launderers, washing $NEAR stolen from Binance through 6 throwaway coins. ~$430K moved, then the coins were dumped. No sign Musk was involved. Stolen NEAR: 11.8M.

Same Monday, two giants of American money picked the same coin. NYSE: Avalanche will settle its 24/7 tokenized stocks (SEC OK pending). Schwab, ~$13T in client assets: clients can now buy $AVAX there. Price: +5% in a day. Still 94% under its 2021 top.

Friday, Zcash made its blocks 3x faster. 75 seconds down to 25. Sunday, two of its devs asked for 20. Their reason: the jump broke less than feared. Orphaned blocks, last 24h: 0.69%. Before the upgrade: 0.66%. Same 21M cap. Not approved yet. $ZEC is in a hurry.

Bitcoin this week: -4%. This year: -27%. One coin keeps showing up on the green side: $INJ. +13% in 7 days, +12% on the year. Is it the staked INJ ETF Nasdaq approved last week, or something else? I honestly can't tell yet.

MEXC moves over $1B a day. Friday, the US cut it off from American banks. Treasury's count, May 2021 to May 2026: $16B+ tied to sanctions evasion and cybercrime ~$1B with 40+ Iranian exchanges ~$1.5B linked to Russia The ban kicks in 30 days after it's published. $MX

Saylor, Nov 9 2026: "AI can make me rap. It can't print Bitcoin." AI makes millions of songs a day. Bitcoin: ~450 new coins a day. 21M, ever. His company holds 849,327 BTC, ~4% of all that will ever exist. Is he right?

A crypto card company got hacked on Nov 3. Funds weren't touched, it says. What leaked, per notices users got: names, home addresses, phones, full card numbers with CVV, and each card's linked wallets. So someone may now know where you live and what you hold. $GNO

For 38 months in a row, PancakeSwap has burned more $CAKE than it printed. October: 1.79M burned, 0.67M made. Since Sept 2023: 62.6M fewer CAKE in the world. Most coins add a little supply every month. This one has gone the other way for over three years.

Russia's main stock exchange, under US sanctions since 2024, starts selling bitcoin, $ETH and USDT on Dec 1. The catch for normal Russians: pass a test first, then buy at most 300,000 rubles a year (about $3,700) per broker. Rich "qualified" investors: no cap.

Every month since March 2023, on the 1st, Binance burned some $LUNC. 44 months in a row. Nov 1: nothing. A week later: still nothing, and not a word from Binance. Probably just late after its Oct 29 hack. But the LUNC crowd noticed on day one.

Binance, the biggest exchange in crypto, now has to ask $ARB holders for its money back. About $31M of the coins stolen from it on Oct 29 sat on Arbitrum. Arbitrum's council froze them, no thief's key needed. Binance asked on Nov 5. Two votes to go. About 49 days.

Turkey sold its gold to save the lira. It still sank. 🇹🇷 Lira: 42 → 50+ per dollar in a year, a record low. Priced in lira: gold +21%, bitcoin −12%. When your money melts, what do you hold: gold or bitcoin?

By April, the Trump family's crypto company had spent $65.6M buying back its own coin. Average price: 15 cents. $WLFI today: 4.6 cents, down 68% this year. Those 435M coins are now worth about $20M. This week's plan: buy more.