[Vitalik Buterin Releases Ethereum Privacy Protection Tool Kohaku] Vitalik Buterin has released the privacy protection encryption tool Kohaku, led by the Ethereum Foundation, aiming to enhance the privacy and security of the Ethereum ecosystem. In recent months, Vitalik and the Ethereum Foundation have explicitly regarded privacy as a fundamental right and goal for blockchain developers.

According to AiCoin's real-time on chain monitoring, from 03:58-05:28 (UTC+8) today, the "Calm Open King" once again placed a long ETH position, with a total of 1409 ETH and a value of $4.2 million. As of the time of writing, the value of its ETH long position is as high as $24.19 million, with a floating loss of $1.3 million. Whale Address: 0x9263c1bd29aa87a118242f3fbbba4517037f8cc7a

According to AiCoin's real-time on chain monitoring, from 03:52 to 05:23 (UTC+8) today, the "Calm Open King" once again placed multiple SOL orders, with a total of 31612 SOLs worth $4.1 million. As of press time, the value of its SOL multi position is as high as $22.82 million, with a floating loss of $3.07 million. Whale Address: 0x9263c1bd29aa87a118242f3fbbba4517037f8cc7a

[Federal Reserve Governor Waller: A stronger reason is needed to avoid cutting rates] Federal Reserve Governor Waller stated that the Fed needs a stronger reason than inflation exceeding the target for five consecutive years to avoid cutting rates.

[Partial Rebound in U.S. Treasuries, Market Focuses on Data Recovery and Rate Cut Expectations] Driven by gains in UK government bonds, U.S. Treasuries recovered some of last week's losses. Despite Amazon issuing $12 billion in corporate bonds, which caused early setbacks in the corporate debt market, the Treasury rebound continued. On Monday, New York State factory activity unexpectedly rose to a one-year high, but most Treasury yields still fell by 1 to 3 basis points. The market predicts that the recovery of federal economic data may boost expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts. Morgan Stanley forecasts that by mid-2026, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield will drop to 3.75%, with the most optimistic scenario reaching 2.40%. The Bureau of Labor Statistics plans to release September economic data on November 20. The Federal Reserve has previously cut rates by 0.25 percentage points for two consecutive months.