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その他 >今日 2026-11-06
05:46
The crypto industry won 247 seats in the US midterm elections, spending $189 million.
The pro-crypto camp won 228 seats in the House of Representatives and 19 seats in the Senate. Fairshake plans to continue supporting pro-crypto candidates in the 2028 election. Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen donated $4 million to former Senator Sherrod Brown's campaign. As of the first quarter of 2026, the crypto industry had spent approximately $189 million on political action committees (PACs) during the current midterm election cycle, up from $119 million in the 2024 election cycle. A super PAC focused on the AI industry invested $72.3 million. (Source: Bloomberg)
05:38
Hyperliquid experienced a massive sell-off, with 83 addresses incurring losses of $23.65 million.
From the opening of the US stock market last night until noon today, 83 addresses on Hyperliquid reduced or liquidated 121 long positions worth millions of dollars each, resulting in a total loss of approximately $23.65 million. Among them, 6 addresses had individual accounts with cumulative losses exceeding $1 million. A total of 51 unprofitable reductions were recorded in indices and ETFs including the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, resulting in losses of approximately $3.26 million. Among these, there were 19 unprofitable reductions in S&P 500 underlying contracts and 15 in Nasdaq 100 contracts. In terms of individual stocks, Hynix's Korean stock SKHX and ADR contract SKHY saw a total of 28 unprofitable reductions in holdings, resulting in a loss of approximately US$3.62 million. SanDisk (SNDK) saw 7 unprofitable reductions in holdings, with a cumulative loss of approximately US$8.42 million, accounting for 35.6% of the total loss. Nebius, Meta, and Micron incurred losses of approximately US$2.65 million, US$2.17 million, and US$1.76 million, respectively. This round of large-scale long position withdrawals is mainly concentrated in individual stocks, especially those in the storage and AI industry chain.
05:33
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange launched a Bitcoin and gold futures ETF, and its net profit dropped to HK$4.9 billion.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) released its results for the nine months ended September 30, 2026. During the quarter, 25 new products were launched, including the first multi-asset actively managed ETF that simultaneously invests in gold futures and physical Bitcoin. Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) reported a 1% year-on-year decline in net profit to HK$4.9 billion, below analysts' expectations of HK$5.03 billion; core business revenue was HK$7.47 billion. HKEX Chief Executive Officer, Chen Yiting, stated that the company will continue to advance its multi-asset ecosystem development.
05:31
Zhao Changpeng stated at the Oxford Union that AI improves system security.
Speaking at the Oxford Union, Changpeng Zhao said that AI makes systems more secure by revealing security issues, and these issues can now be fixed.
05:26
NFTX trading platform officially launched on AnubisChain
AnubisChain has announced the official launch of the NFTX NFT trading platform. This integration provides application space for the issuance, display, and trading of on-chain assets, and builds an on-chain interactive environment for creators, collectors, and digital asset participants. With the launch of ecosystem platforms such as NFTX, AnubisChain covers multiple ecosystems including DeFi, RWA, Meme, and NFT.
