An whale transferred 1,000,000 USDC to Hyperliquid and leveraged 10x to long 2,900 ETH.

On November 6, YZi Labs has made an investment in Funes. Funes is an AI-driven online museum whose mission is to collect, preserve, and curate 3D models of all human-made structures.

On November 6th, BOB (Build on Bitcoin) issued an official announcement indicating that the community round public sale would officially commence on CoinList at 8:00 PM Beijing time on November 10th and would last for 72 hours until 8:00 PM on November 13th. This sale represents the first opportunity for users to obtain $BOB native tokens, which will be utilized to construct a hybrid chain and Bitcoin DeFi ecosystem. According to the BOB official announcement, the total supply of &BOB tokens is 10 billion, with 4% (400 million) set aside for this public sale, raising a total of $8.55 million with a token price of approximately $0.021. The individual account purchase limit is between $50,000 and $250,000.

On November 6th, based on alternative data, today's cryptocurrency fear and greed index has rebounded to 27 (yesterday it was 23), changing the market from "Extreme Fear" to "Fear". Note: The threshold of the fear index is 0-100 and includes indicators such as Volatility (25%) + Market Trading Volume (25%) + Social Media Hype (15%) + Market Sentiment (15%) + Bitcoin's Dominance in the Market (10%) + Google Trends Analysis (10%).

On November 6th, as per Reuters, CoreWeave entered into a $1.17 billion AI agreement with Vast Data, with an investment from Nvidia. Subsequent to this news, CoreWeave's pre-market stock witnessed a nearly 4% increase. Under the terms of the agreement, CoreWeave will utilize Vast as its primary data platform for its cloud infrastructure, granting customers access to Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) for training and operating artificial intelligence models. Vast indicated that such contracts typically span three to five years but refrained from disclosing detailed financial particulars.

On November 6th, JPMorgan Chase indicated that a robust seasonal trend is projected to keep driving retail inflows, which will provide support to the stock market through the end of the year. Driven by technology stocks related to artificial intelligence, the S&P 500 has witnessed a consecutive rise for six months and reached 36 new all-time highs. JPMorgan Chase foresees that the retail-driven momentum will endure until early 2026. In recent times, the inflows into stock ETFs have totaled approximately $160 billion. Currently, the rise of the stock market has paused temporarily due to profit-taking and uncertainties regarding U.S. policies and the Fed's interest rate direction. Nevertheless, Goldman Sachs analyst Richard Privorotsky stated that any pullback is likely to be short-lived and regarded stocks as still presenting a "buy-the-dip" opportunity.

On November 6th, the crypto analyst Willy Woo made a post stating, "There are signs of a rebound in Bitcoin's liquidity. If this recovery trend persists, the price usually validates it approximately two weeks later."