Strive reported a net profit of approximately $509 million in the third quarter, with unrealized net gains on digital assets amounting to around $534 million.

Investors are reportedly discussing that Anthropic’s initial public offering (IPO) valuation falls between $1.2 trillion and $1.3 trillion.

Crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett published a post stating that among the 62 companies initially announced by OKXICE for stock tokenization, the six issuers that have not yet filed objections to its stock tokenization transactions are all tied to the crypto industry: Strategy, Robinhood, Coinbase, Circle, Securitize, and BitGo. Previous reports have noted that the number of issuers opposing OKXICE's tokenization of their shares has now risen to 67, with the latest objectors including Palantir, S&P Global, KLA, Supermicro, and Meta. Of the 62 companies on the platform's initial list, 56 have now filed objections.

Hypercall, an on-chain options platform built on Hyperliquid, plans to launch an IPO pre-option market linked to Anthropic, claiming it is the first such market. Trading is scheduled to launch on Monday, will operate 24/7, support small positions, and is only available in select non-U.S. jurisdictions, not for U.S. customers. The platform will support call options, put options, and more complex spread strategies. The related contracts are synthetic, cash-settled derivatives; traders will not hold actual Anthropic stock or receive voting rights, and settlement amounts are calculated based on the strike price and expiration reference price. Existing Anthropic-linked perpetual contracts on Hyperliquid will provide hedging channels for option market makers. Hypercall currently offers options linked to SpaceX, the S&P 500 index, Bitcoin, and Ethereum. Founder Jake Sylvestre previously revealed that the platform’s September options notional volume reached $536 million.

Bittensor has launched a quantum-resistant wallet, adding post-quantum digital signatures and an optional automatic signature key rotation feature. The update aims to counter security threats posed by future quantum computing, protecting TAO transfers, staking, and validator operations.

According to Bloomberg, a diplomat familiar with the negotiations revealed that the U.S. and Iran are moving closer to a potential breakthrough to end the conflict, with Tehran showing willingness to discuss nuclear program-related issues it had previously refused to address. The diplomat noted that Iran is reviewing a proposal on its nuclear activities put forward by Qatar, the main mediator. If Iran makes concessions on this matter, it could drive significant progress in the talks. Negotiations have been stalled since the collapse of a temporary peace agreement the two sides reached in June. U.S. President Trump recently held a phone call with Qatari leaders to discuss efforts to ease regional tensions, indicating Trump’s desire to end the conflict, which has been a key backdrop for the Democrats’ defeat of the Republicans in this week’s U.S. midterm elections.

According to the South China Morning Post, Joseph Chee, Chairman and CEO of Nasdaq-listed Solana Company, said the firm plans to expand its operations in Hong Kong to tap into the region’s growing demand for tokenization. The Hong Kong team will grow from its current size of fewer than 10 people to up to 30. Chee pointed out that the U.S. has made “much faster” progress in tokenization, while many large financial institutions in Hong Kong have only just started considering or launching tokenization projects. The company expects to assess the Hong Kong market in about six months; if no major tokenization service providers have emerged there by then, it may build its own team to meet local banks’ needs. Last month, Solana Company was designated a “key enterprise” by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region’s Key Enterprise Introduction Office. Its Hong Kong operations will also serve as the new Asia-Pacific headquarters, positioning itself as a digital asset infrastructure and service provider.