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[Kraken Co-CEO States Company Has No Plans to Go Public in the U.S.] Kraken Co-Chief Executive Officer Arjun Sethi stated in an interview with Yahoo Finance that the company currently has no plans to go public in the United States. He emphasized that as a private enterprise, Kraken has a well-capitalized balance sheet, strong financial health, and a deep understanding of operational risk management, and will not experience FOMO due to other companies going public. Additionally, Sethi believes that the price volatility of cryptocurrencies is a normal phenomenon experienced by all asset classes. What’s more important is understanding the logic behind investing in assets like Bitcoin ($BTC) and Ethereum ($ETH), and how it relates to the choice of holding dollars or stocks. In September of this year, Sethi had stated that the company is not in a rush to pursue an IPO and plans to make more acquisitions.

[Calastone integrates with Polygon to launch tokenized fund share distribution] UK financial company Calastone has integrated its tokenized distribution solution with the Polygon blockchain, enabling institutions to conduct large-scale issuance and settlement of tokenized fund share classes via Polygon. Calastone processes over £250 billion in transactions monthly, serving more than 4,500 financial institutions across 58 markets. It allows asset management companies to convert any fund on the network into tokenized share classes without altering structure, management, or service operations.

[Suspected Bitmine address receives 9,176 ETH, worth approximately $29.14 million] On November 14, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, a new wallet address suspected to be associated with Bitmine received 9,176 ETH, worth approximately $29.14 million, from Galaxy Digital's OTC trading wallet.

[BTX Capital and Founder Accused of Manipulating Multiple Token Prices on Hyperliquid] Crypto analyst Specter posted on the X platform, stating that on-chain investigations reveal BTX Capital and its founder Vanessa Cao are suspected of manipulating the prices of multiple tokens on Hyperliquid, including POPCAT and TST. On November 12, attackers reportedly placed a $25 million buy wall around $0.21 for POPCAT, creating a false demand illusion through over 26 wallets before withdrawing the orders, leading to mass liquidations. The attackers incurred a loss of approximately $4 million in collateral, while HLP suffered a loss of about $4.9 million. Specter believes the attackers may have profited by shorting the tokens on centralized platforms. On-chain fund flows indicate that the related wallets are directly linked to BTX Capital's official wallet and Vanessa Cao's public wallet, vanessacao.eth. Additionally, BTX Capital has also been accused of manipulating tokens such as ZEREBRO, JELLYJELLY, and HIFI, and may have employed similar tactics with ZEC.

[Under the Impact of Trump's Tariffs, Canada Plans to Adjust Lumber Export Markets] Canada's forestry industry plans to redirect approximately 10% of its lumber exports from the United States to the UK, EU, and Middle Eastern markets. Previously, U.S. President Trump imposed a 10% tariff on lumber in September, adding to the existing 35% tariff, which could lead to a lumber shortage in the U.S. and drive up construction costs. The volume of lumber planned for overseas markets is about 1 billion board feet, enough to build at least 75,000 average American homes. According to government data, about two-thirds of Canada's softwood lumber production is exported, with 90% of it going to the United States.