New Wallet Withdraws $3.69M $UNI, $1.95M $MORPHO, $1.54M $ARB From Bybit

Per data from Decision Desk HQ, as of November 4 Beijing time, the Democratic Party has 51 confirmed Senate seats, while the Republican Party holds 40. The Democratic tally has hit the 51-seat threshold required to control the Senate.

According to TradingBeats monitoring, the whale wallet starting with 0x0242 currently holds 36 short positions, totaling around $133 million, with an unrealized profit of approximately $14.96 million. After accounting for its remaining long positions, the account’s net unrealized profit from current contract holdings stands at roughly $14.58 million. The main profits come from short positions on Intel, SanDisk, and Google, with unrealized gains of about $3.34 million, $2.63 million, and $2.11 million respectively. Additionally, short positions on SK Hynix’s Korean stock derivative contract SKHX and ChangXin Memory’s CXMT short position have unrealized gains of around $920,000 and $900,000 respectively. Since 9 AM today, the whale has continued to add net short positions: approximately $3.47 million on Micron, $3.36 million on SanDisk, totaling around $6.83 million; while also covering a net short position on SpaceX worth roughly $2.09 million.

French bank Société Générale announced that its prime brokerage and clearing division has completed a transaction, accepting $10 million in tokenized U.S. Treasury bonds as eligible collateral on the Canton network. The relevant assets were generated via a pilot program of the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC)’s tokenization service, transferred on-chain, and integrated into the bank’s existing back-office and collateral management systems. Société Générale plans to gradually support regular collateral transfers, evaluate more eligible tokenized securities, and explore on-chain financing solutions including agency repo and proprietary repo. Further progress is subject to internal approvals and regulatory requirements.

Beating AI Express News reports that Adam Fry, OpenAI’s head of consumer products, revealed ChatGPT’s search query volume has reached roughly 20% of Google’s, with weekly active users rising from 1 billion to 1.2 billion in two months. However, this figure is OpenAI’s own estimate, with specific query counts and comparison metrics not disclosed. Google’s search business has not slowed down, though: in Q3 2026, its search query year-over-year growth hit a five-year high, and search ad revenue rose 12% to around $63.3 billion. Similarweb data shows that 93.7% of users who visited ChatGPT.com in September 2026 also accessed Google.com, indicating most people still rely on Google even after adopting ChatGPT.

According to HTX market data, Bitcoin has broken through the $77,000 mark, currently trading at $77,060.65, with a 0.51% intraday gain.

Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ), a prominent election forecasting organization, projects that Democrat Adam Hamilton has flipped a U.S. Senate seat in Kansas. Hamilton capitalized on voter discontent over U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff policies and public anger sparked by surging fuel prices tied to tensions with Iran, becoming the first Democrat elected to the Senate from the Great Plains state since 1932. According to preliminary vote counts, with 84% of ballots tallied, Hamilton leads Republican incumbent Senator Roger Marshall by a 53% to 44% margin. DDHQ has called the race for Hamilton, though other television networks have yet to project a winner. Per projections from DDHQ and multiple TV outlets, Democrats have flipped five Senate seats overall, in North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, Kansas, and South Carolina. Democrats needed a net gain of just four seats to take control of the Senate, assuming the party did not lose any of its existing seats in other states.