Coinbase to List TON and SUP Spot Trading

On November 18th, Yala issued an official statement regarding the anchor release of its stablecoin YU and the liquidity crisis. · On September 14, 2025, Yala experienced a hack, losing $7.64 million USDC (equivalent to approximately 1636 ETH at that time). Although this incident led to YU's temporary depegging, there were no vulnerabilities in the core protocol. The team injected $5.5 million in funds to maintain stability. Subsequently, YU reanchored, and the protocol resumed normal operations. · On October 29, 2025, the Bangkok law enforcement agency arrested the hacker, and most of the affected funds were recovered from the hacker. The case is currently in the judicial review stage. However, due to some funds being converted to ETH before recovery, and the subsequent price drop and the funds consumed by the attacker, the actual recovery value was reduced. · A recent retail exodus from the DeFi market has triggered more panic, putting additional pressure on an already illiquid mar

On November 18th, Arthur, the founder of DeFiance Capital, posted and said, "I think Bitcoin is about to experience a rebound, and the range of $90,000 to $92,000 will be the most crucial support range for Bitcoin within this price range."

On November 18th, as monitored by Onchain Lens, during a brief market rebound, a trader's short position was liquidated, resulting in a loss of more than $3 million. Subsequently, the trader opened a total of $48.47 million worth of ZEC short positions (leveraged 10 times) across 3 wallets. Currently, there is an unrealized profit of $3.36 million.

On November 18th, according to The Block, the public sale of the Monad (MON) token on the Coinbase platform officially commenced at 22:00 Beijing time the previous day. Scott Shapiro, the Product Director at Coinbase, stated that approximately six hours after the start of the Monad token sale, the subscription rate reached 45%, and there were still over $100 million worth of tokens unallocated. Within the first half hour of the sale, nearly half of the total subscription amount was generated. Currently, the Monad public sale has raised a total of $90.05 million, accounting for approximately 48% of the total issuance. Monad plans to raise the value of around 187 million USDC, with a highest bid of 100,000 USDC and a lowest bid of 100 USDC.

On November 18th, Eric Balchunas, Bloomberg's senior ETF analyst, posted, "The Fidelity Solana ETF (FSOL) is scheduled to become operational tomorrow and has a management fee of 0.25%. In this category, Fidelity is clearly the largest asset manager. BlackRock is not taking part. BSOL was the first to become operational and currently has $450 million in assets under management. VSOL went live today, and Grayscale is also involved. The competition has officially begun."

November 18th: It is scheduled for the U.S. House of Representatives to vote as early as next Tuesday on whether to make public the investigation files of the late financier Epstein's sexual abuse case. U.S. President Trump, who has been opposed to the release of the relevant files, changed his stance on local Sunday. In a post, he stated that House Republicans should vote on whether to release the Epstein case files and emphasized that there is nothing to conceal. Trump further accused the Democrats of deliberately inflaming the discussion of the Epstein case in an attempt to divert public attention. The Republicans hold 219 seats in the House of Representatives, which is more than half. Some Democratic lawmakers have indicated that at least 40 Republicans are expected to vote in favor of releasing the files. However, the bill still needs to be voted on in the Senate, so there is still uncertainty about whether the Epstein case files will ultimately be fully disclosed. (Golden Financ