WTI and Brent crude oil prices are falling, with WTI crude oil plunging nearly 4% intraday to currently trade at $87.72.

Charles Schwab announced that its Schwab Crypto platform has added three tradable tokens: Solana (SOL/USD), Avalanche (AVAX/USD), and Chainlink (LINK/USD). Combined with the existing Bitcoin and Ethereum, clients can now trade five digital assets via the platform.

According to Injective's official node data, the Injective mainnet has stopped producing blocks, with the latest block height remaining at 191,016,661, generated at 21:04 Beijing Time. South Korean crypto exchange Upbit announced that due to an interruption in Injective (INJ) block production, it has suspended INJ deposits and withdrawals; spot trading remains unaffected, and a resumption will be announced once deposit and withdrawal stability is confirmed. Another South Korean exchange, Coinone, also announced that due to a network failure, it has suspended INJ deposits and withdrawals as of 22:25 Beijing Time, with trading and other services unaffected.

According to blockchain analytics firm Elliptic, North Korea-linked money launderers are minting unsold meme tokens and transferring Binance-stolen crypto assets via decentralized exchange (DEX) liquidity pools, avoiding direct transfers from illicit wallets to recipient addresses. This modus operandi has been observed on the Tron and NEAR blockchains, with similar activity also spotted on Solana. Elliptic noted it first detected similar tactics during the 2025 Bybit hack fund laundering, where money launderers minted worthless tokens on Tron paired with stablecoin liquidity pools, moving at least $24 million. For the recent Binance hack, on November 2, Elliptic identified worthless tokens created specifically to launder the stolen funds on Tron; the following day, stolen SOL was swapped into illiquid wrapped tokens before being sold for USDC and cross-chain transferred. Between November 5 and 7, launderers minted at least six new meme tokens on NEAR: FUK, OLCCL, MEILI, MMLI, DABI, and SINU. Each token was paired with NEAR in separate liquidity pools, with each creation costing around 25 NEAR, roughly $90 at the time. Approximately 117,000 stolen NEAR, worth around $43 million at current prices, were transferred via these tokens; recipient wallets then moved nearly equal amounts, most of which went to stablecoins or cross-chain bridges. The six tokens have seen no trading activity since November 8, and four of their creators withdrew remaining liquidity from the pools that afternoon. Around 11.8 million NEAR, worth approximately $43.7 million of the stolen funds, remain un-moved. Elliptic added that while this method does not obscure the funds’ origin, it increases the time required for on-chain tracing.

Nov 9 Update: #Bitcoin ETFs: 1D NetFlow: -6,270 $BTC(-$467.81M)?? 7D NetFlow: -17,694 $BTC(-$1.32B)?? #Ethereum ETFs: 1D NetFlow: -41,644 $ETH(-$88.25M)?? 7D NetFlow: -171,494 $ETH(-$363.43M)??

Bitmine Chairman Thomas "Tom" Lee stated that Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin’s announcement at Devcon 8 in Mumbai that “ETH is a store of value, ETH is money” represents a seismic shift, clarifying how ETH will capture value in the upcoming tokenization and AI supercycle. Lee added: “Unlike 'cash flow' token models such as HYPE or LIT, ETH is a pure, trusted collateral, reflecting Ethereum’s position as the Layer 1 of choice for most financial institutions when moving assets to the blockchain. In other words, ETH as a store of value aligns best with its future roadmap and the role it will play in the upcoming tokenization supercycle.”

According to HTX market data, driven by reports that the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) will settle tokenized stocks on the Avalanche blockchain, AVAX has been rising steadily. It is currently trading at around $8.78, up more than 9.5% after the news broke, with an intraday high of approximately $8.88. On the news front, Bloomberg reported the same day that the NYSE will settle tokenized stocks on Avalanche; Avalanche’s official blog stated that it will serve as the core ledger technology provider for the clearing process of the NYSE’s associated tokenized securities platform, and Dennis Lee, head of digital issuance at the NYSE, also publicly expressed recognition of its performance and controllability requirements.