Strobe Fund completes full liquidation of its ENA holdings, with total sales proceeds amounting to approximately $32.95 million.

Sui’s official announcement alerts that support for the Suiet wallet will end after November 14, urging users to immediately back up mnemonic phrases or private keys for each account and never share these credentials. The Sui team notes user assets remain on the Sui blockchain; importing accounts to another Sui wallet will let users continue accessing their funds. Suiet’s team previously announced it will halt the wallet’s development and maintenance, with its API services remaining active until November 14, 2026 to facilitate user migration. As a self-custodial wallet, Suiet’s shutdown will not transfer or delete on-chain assets, though after the API goes offline, the wallet may no longer reliably display balances, send transactions, or connect to apps. Suiet has no mobile application, and its Chrome Web Store extension will soon be delisted. The team reminds users: before uninstalling or clearing Suiet data, confirm you have restored the same address in a new wallet and can access your assets, as well as verify corresponding staking positions and assets held in apps.

The combined open interest (OI) value of two Anthropic pre-market perpetual contracts on Hyperliquid has exceeded $311 million. Among them, the ANT contract from Trade.xyz has an OI of $109.37 million, up around 30% from $84.04 million on November 10. The ANTH contract from EntropyIO carries an OI of $201.81 million. Additionally, Anthropic’s pre-market perpetual contracts have surged over 10% in the past 8 hours, trading at a roughly 37% premium to the upper end of its IPO price range.

Data from the BIT stock platform shows that the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) has broken through its previous high from last month, rising to 102.95, the highest level since April last year.

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Beating AI Express: Google DeepMind has announced the launch of its next-generation DNA sequence model, AlphaGenome 2, which predicts how DNA sequences and their variants affect specific human cell types to help study disease causes at the cellular level. Building on last year’s AlphaGenome, the model refines predictions from coarse tissue averages to individual cell types and states, with a redesigned architecture. Officials state that AlphaGenome 2 identifies nearly twice as many variants that alter cellular gene expression as the previous leading models. Trained on human and mouse population and single-cell data, its training set includes over 107 million single-cell atlases covering 68 tissues, turning static cell maps into predictive engines for human genetics. A conditional model, AlphaGenome 2 generates predictions for one tissue, cell type, or state at a time, adapts to new single-cell data from researchers without retraining, and imputes missing experimental data. The model is now open for non-commercial research via the AlphaGenome API; commercial research access is offered as a restricted non-public preview. Officials stress that AlphaGenome and AlphaGenome 2 are for research only, and have not been approved for clinical or diagnostic use.

Pyth Network announced it has become a distributor of NYSE BQT, the New York Stock Exchange’s real-time Level 1 market data product, with the relevant data now available through the Pyth Data Marketplace. The product covers real-time quotes and trades from all five stock trading platforms under the NYSE Group, serving U.S. stocks and ETFs. Three weeks ago, Pyth became an approved external dealer for Nasdaq Basic; after integration, applications can access real-time data from both trading platforms via the same channel. NYSE BQT also offers latest trade prices, major market closing prices, real-time aggregated trading volume, and market status updates including trading halts, resumptions, and short selling restrictions. Customers must apply for authorization directly from the NYSE before receiving the data through Pyth.