He Yi enters the meme coin battle, GM surges 80% in a short period, hitting a $5 million market cap.

According to Digital Asset, South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Gopax announced it has temporarily suspended trading, deposits, and withdrawals to transfer all user assets to cold wallets. Gopax noted the move is a proactive measure recommended by financial authorities to protect user assets and strengthen security, adding it is in response to recent data breaches and hacking incidents at multiple financial firms. The report states Gopax halted digital asset deposits and withdrawals at 2:55 PM that day, suspended trading services at 3:53 PM, and canceled all outstanding unfilled orders. The general withdrawal function on its website and app has also been disabled; users may still apply for withdrawals via customer service email, which will be processed manually one by one after internal verification and approval, a process that may take longer than usual. Gopax said the measure aims to prevent financial incidents and protect user assets, but did not disclose a timeline for restoring services.

Binance announced on social media that the latest Proof of Reserve (PoR) ZKProof is now ready, allowing users to verify that their balances on Binance are backed by at least a 1:1 reserve.

According to monitoring by uncnooman, the transition of meme coins to perpetual contracts is accelerating. On Thursday, FOMO Perpetual recorded nearly 4,000 daily active users and around $334 million in trading volume; Pump Perpetual saw daily active users approaching 1,200, hitting a new high, with trading volume of approximately $25.3 million.

Amid sharp U.S. stock swings following the midterm elections, U.S. President Donald Trump published two contradictory posts on Truth Social. At noon local time on November 4, he claimed the stock market had hit a new all-time high, marking 91 consecutive record-setting trading days, and wrote: "Your 401(k)s are skyrocketing, all records." Roughly 24 hours later, on the evening of November 5, amid a steep sell-off that saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average fall ~3.44%, the S&P 500 drop ~4.36%, and the Nasdaq plummet ~5.52%, Trump posted: "The stock market is having one of the worst trading days in history due to election results" and "Your 401(k)s have shrunk because of this." He stressed: "Not the Republicans, the stupid Democrats (Dumocrats)", urged no panic, and noted the market would "become stronger than ever in some way." That same night, he posted again: "The stock market crashed today because the Democrats won big on Tuesday... You only have yourselves to blame."

Beating AI Express News: Developer Joseph Zhou has open-sourced Poki, a tool that allows AI agents like Codex and Claude Code to directly control real iPhones. Existing iPhone automation projects typically either use XCTest/WDA to install test applications or rely on external hardware to simulate operations. Poki takes a different approach: it directly calls Apple’s device developer services, reads the iPhone’s native accessibility control tree to retrieve buttons, text, and positions, then sends commands including taps, swipes, inputs, and even pinch-to-zoom actions to the device. This eliminates the need for AI to guess coordinates via screenshots at every step, or install test apps on the iPhone. After initial USB pairing, Poki supports wireless operation on the same local network. Beyond integrating with Codex and Claude Code via MCP, Poki also includes a Mac-based Agent that can receive tasks via terminal or iMessage. It can store successfully executed and verified operation workflows, reusing them for identical tasks in the future—some tasks do not require additional model calls. However, the Mac must remain powered on for Poki to function. Real-device operations are currently slow: the author tested on an iPhone running iOS 27.3, with 12 consecutive taps on a search box in a chat app all working, each taking around 8 seconds; filling an input box takes ~15 seconds, with some buttons still not responding properly. Poki’s strengths include direct system control reading, wireless operation, and multi-touch support, but it requires full Xcode, developer mode, and UI Automation. Its underlying layer relies on Apple’s developer APIs, meaning future system updates may impact compatibility.

According to Yonhap News Agency, data from the Financial Supervisory Service’s electronic disclosure system shows that Samsung Electronics’ CEO and Head of the DX Division, Noh Tae-moon, bought 3,000 of the company’s common shares on the local market that day, at an average price of 210,000 won per share, totaling around 630 million won. Following the purchase, his holdings rose from 124,280 shares to 127,280 shares. The report points out that the purchase came amid Samsung Electronics’ recent sharp stock price drop after the U.S. midterm elections, which is being interpreted as a sign of his commitment to responsible management. Noh previously bought about 3,045 shares at 230,000 won per share at the end of July. On the same day, Samsung Electronics’ stock closed 6.35% lower at 188,700 won.