U.S. SEC Chief Atkins Says Clarity Coming on Crypto Tied to Investment Contracts

Coinbase announced that Nomina (NOM) spot trading will be launched on November 13, 2025, and NOM-USD trading pairs will be open on or after 9am Pacific Time, provided that liquidity conditions are met and trading is conducted in regions that support trading. Nomina's market value is $42 million, and PT's market value is $734 million. （BWEnews）

[Hyperliquid Attacked, Resulting in $4.9 Million Bad Debt for HLP] Arkham monitoring indicates that an attacker carried out a suspected deliberate attack targeting HLP (Hyperliquidity Provider) on the Hyperliquid platform. The attacker used 19 wallets and $3 million in principal to establish a leveraged long position worth $20-30 million in POPCAT with 5x leverage, while setting up a massive buy wall. Subsequently, the attacker withdrew the buy wall, causing a flash crash in the price of POPCAT, and their $3 million collateral was quickly liquidated to zero. Due to insufficient liquidity, HLP took over the position, ultimately resulting in $4.9 million in bad debt losses. Analyst @mlmabc pointed out that this act was a deliberate attack targeting HLP and Hyperliquid.

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Dubai’s Digital Economy Court said there was compelling evidence of a breach of trust and ordered a worldwide freeze to protect the assets.

[Federal Reserve Governor Milan Calls Again for Rate Cuts and Warns Against Superficial Interpretation of Inflation Data] Federal Reserve Governor Milan stated that the current monetary policy is overly restrictive and once again called for lowering interest rates to reduce economic downside risks. He expects inflation to decline and advocated for a 50 basis point rate cut during the Federal Reserve's last two interest rate decision meetings, opposing the final implementation of a 25 basis point rate cut. Milan anticipates his term as Federal Reserve Governor will end in January next year, after which he will return to his position as an economic advisor at the White House. He also warned against interpreting inflation data "superficially."