Tripartite talks between Russia, the United States and Ukraine began this afternoon.

TSMC released its October 2026 revenue report. The company’s consolidated revenue for October 2026 reached NT$586.89 billion, rising 14.7% month-over-month and 59.7% year-over-year. Its cumulative revenue from January to October 2026 totaled NT$4.485 trillion, a 43.3% year-on-year increase.

Santiment stated in a post that over the past two weeks, wallets holding 1 to 10 BTC added a total of 10,076 BTC, while wallets holding 10 to 100 BTC added 4,131 BTC, resulting in a combined net accumulation of 14,207 BTC. The on-chain analytics firm noted that this group of holders is generally more patient than small retail wallets, tending to accumulate during market panic and reduce exposure following strong rebounds. Santiment views the inflow of more than 14,000 BTC into this wallet cohort amid heavy market sell-offs as a bullish signal, though it remains to be seen if this trend will persist. If BTC stabilizes at the $75,000 level and wallets holding 1 to 100 BTC continue to accumulate, a return to $78,000 and $80,000 would further reinforce the judgment that a local bottom is forming; if prices fall below recent lows and the relevant wallets shift to selling, this signal will weaken.

Insight Beating AI Flash News: Grok Bot announced on its official account that it has reset the weekly usage quota for all users. The move follows a wave of user complaints over abnormal quota consumption and degraded performance in the past week. Earlier, numerous paid users reported their weekly quota was being depleted far faster, with some showing double usage even without running any tasks. Musk had responded at the time that the cost of running Grok Bot had become unsustainably high relative to revenue. Users then further griped that the product had grown "dumber": tasks that previously completed normally now frequently failed and required repeated retries, further speeding up quota consumption. On November 9, Musk said he had just conducted a concentrated review with the engineering team and was pushing fixes overnight, focusing on boosting token efficiency and task execution performance, with noticeable improvements expected the next day.

CertiK’s research team says crypto trading platforms should not rely solely on cold wallet asset ratios to measure security, but also set clear dollar-based position caps for hot wallets. The recommendation comes amid a wave of crypto platforms disclosing cold wallet reserve ratios to boost user confidence, following Binance’s hot wallet hack. Gate.io disclosed that 88.26% of its total assets are held in cold wallets, while Coinbase said over 99% of customer assets are offline. CertiK’s team notes that cold storage ratios reflect the online exposure of assets but cannot serve as a standalone security metric. Increasing the cold wallet ratio generally helps reduce online risks, but when the ratio is already high, the marginal benefits of further increases may be limited. Overly rigid storage ratios can also slow down withdrawals, force platforms to rush asset transfers, and concentrate risks on key management systems. CertiK recommends that trading platforms set hot wallet caps separately for different assets and blockchains, taking into account three criteria: a percentage of customer liabilities, estimated withdrawal demand, and an absolute loss cap based on the platform’s financial resources and asset recovery capacity. The firm argues that while ensuring operational liquidity, potential losses should be limited via strict dollar caps and circuit breaker mechanisms.

According to monitoring by Onchain Lens, a trader holds three short positions, with a total unrealized profit of approximately $1.34 million. The breakdown of unrealized gains for each position is as follows: the BTC short position (145x leverage) generates $145,200, the ETH short position (40x leverage) brings $133,000, and another ETH short position (250x leverage) yields $1.07 million. The address’s 24-hour trading profit and loss stands at a net profit of $851,800.

According to monitoring by Onchain Lens, a wallet withdrew roughly 220 ETH (valued at approximately $466,600) from Tornado Cash, swapped the ETH for USDT via CowSwap, bridged the funds to Tron, and then distributed the USDT to multiple addresses using TronLink’s GasFree wallet, with the latest transfer amounting to 450,000 USDT.