On November 2, Animoca Brands announced that its subsidiary, Animoca Asset Management, has received a financial services license from the Abu Dhabi Global Markets (ADGM) Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA), authorizing it to conduct collective investment fund management business within or from ADGM. Minh Do, Senior Executive Officer and Director of Animoca Asset Management, stated that this license enables it to manage collective investment funds within a robust regulatory framework, connecting institutional capital with digital assets and intelligent agent networks.

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has completed the drafting of seven industry standards, including the "Requirements for the Management of Digital Content for the Universal Service of the Electronics Industry Metaverse," and is now soliciting public opinions. (Source: MIIT)

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) launched the SAGE project to promote the development of agency finance and established an expert panel composed of financial institutions, technology service providers, professional service organizations, and academics. The SAGE project focuses on exploring B2C, B2B, and M2M application scenarios, studying KYA (Know Your Customer) identity verification mechanisms, promoting discussions on interoperability standards, and exploring legal and regulatory issues such as governance arrangements, legal liability, and consumer protection.

The two most profitable traders on Hyperliquid this month hold a combined total of approximately $1.06 billion in short positions. As of 4:40 AM on November 2nd, the top-ranked account held $617.5 million in short positions, including $224.5 million in Ethereum shorts, $182.1 million in Bitcoin shorts, and $43.1 million in HYPE shorts with a paper loss of $8.34 million. This account has a profit of $99.1 million this month and added $700,000 in HYPE shorts between 4:08 AM and 4:40 AM. The second-ranked trader held $439.4 million in short positions, including $142.7 million in Bitcoin shorts, with a paper loss of $10.7 million on their HYPE shorts. (Source: Bitcoin.com News)

BTCPay Server reported that its incident response investigation identified an attack path targeting instances running version 2.4.1 and earlier. There are currently no credible reports of users running the latest version 2.4.7 experiencing hot wallet fund theft. The official team urges users to update their software and requests affected users to submit incident details and logs to the security team. BTCPay Server stated that hot wallets on multiple instances were emptied by attackers.