Bitcoin ETFs see $91.72M outflow, Ethereum ETFs down $215.37M over 7 days

According to official announcements, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Compliance Outreach Program today announced it will host an online national seminar for investment firms and investment advisors on November 19, 2026. The event aims to help chief compliance officers and senior management of investment advisory firms and companies improve their compliance frameworks to better protect investors. The seminar will cover topics including information security and operational resilience, registered investment advisor-related issues, private fund advisor-related issues, registered investment company-related issues, compliance framework effectiveness, and briefings on current hot topics. Pre-registration is not required for attendees. The live stream link will be published on the SEC’s official website on the morning of November 19, and participants may also submit questions to panels in advance or during the event via links in the meeting agenda.

Federal Reserve's Daly says further policy tightening may be needed.

According to on-chain monitoring, the US government has just transferred funds seized from the Bitfinex hack, with roughly 264.863 BTC (valued at approximately $22.87 million) moved to a new address.

According to on-chain monitoring, the U.S. government has just transferred funds seized from the Bitfinex hack, with approximately 264.863 BTC (worth around $22.87 million) moved to a new address.

Winklevoss has filed a listing application for a ZEC spot ETF with the U.S. SEC, under the ticker symbol WINK.

Nasdaq-listed DeFi Development Corp. has authorized the launch of a CHAD preferred stock repurchase program, which allows for the repurchase of all outstanding CHAD preferred shares, including any future shares the company may issue. The program enables the company to conduct repurchases flexibly when CHAD’s share price falls below its $10 par value per share. The Solana treasury-focused company stated it has no immediate plans to repurchase CHAD, noting it first wants the security to build market liquidity and stabilize at or near its $10 par value. This indefinite authorization adds a potential capital allocation tool to DeFi Development (DFDV)’s existing $300 million CHAD ATM issuance program. The company previously said it plans to raise funds via this program to purchase additional SOL, and paid CHAD’s first dividend on October 1.