Crypto-related stocks in the US rose broadly in pre-market trading, with HSDT surging over 14%.

Polymarket will file a lawsuit over the Dutch decision to ban operations of the U.S.-based prediction market platform. The company told Dutch financial daily Het Financieele Dagblad that the Dutch gambling regulator Ksa ordered Polymarket to cease operating in the Netherlands in February this year. Polymarket contends that its platform offers a financial product, so it should be regulated by the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) rather than Ksa. Ksa previously ruled Polymarket is an unlicensed site and ordered it to stop operating in the Netherlands.

Kraken’s parent firm Payward has partnered with Singapore Gulf Bank to provide 24/7 USD settlement services for institutional clients across Asia.

Barclays said it has cut Nike (NKE.N) price target from $48 to $37.

Bloomberg Terminal now supports users to monitor select perpetual contracts on Hyperliquid around the clock, covering cryptocurrencies, stocks, commodities, foreign exchange, and indices. Trading execution is not yet available, but the more significant impact lies in the expansion of institutional distribution channels. Institutional trading teams can now compare Hyperliquid’s prices with traditional market benchmarks such as BTC, NVIDIA, the S&P 500 Index, Brent Crude, and EUR/USD within their existing workflows. This will boost Hyperliquid’s market exposure and credibility, establishing it as one of the price sources familiar to institutions. This move does not mean institutional capital will flow into Hyperliquid immediately, but it brings Hyperliquid into the terminal environment where institutional investors already follow price information, and is expected to further integrate the on-chain, all-weather global asset market into institutional trading workflows.

Sources said Saudi Arabia’s east-west oil pipeline is operating normally, after earlier reports claimed the pipeline had been suspended following a fresh attack.

Injective co-founder and CEO Eric Chen has stated he anticipates a US ETF linked to the Layer 1 network’s native token INJ will launch before 2027. In an interview at Korea Blockchain Week 2026, Chen noted, “I can’t comment on specific timelines, but I think 2027 is a bit too late. In fact, progress has been much faster than I expected—we’ll have to wait and see.” According to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) official website, there are currently two INJ-related ETF applications: the 21Shares Injective ETF and the Canary Staked INJ ETF. Both issuers originally submitted their applications in 2025, and filed revised S-1 registration statements in September this year, indicating the application process is advancing.