Hackers suspected of stealing funds from EU entities purchased 27,600 ETH, worth $62.83 million.
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The hacker suspected of stealing $106 million from an EU entity bought 27,553 ETH yesterday, worth approximately $62.83 million, at an average price of $2,280.34. The purchase has since been suspended.
On November 3, Huang Licheng's 25x leveraged long position in ETH showed a floating loss of $27,000, after previously showing a floating profit of $110,000. Currently, the size of this long position has decreased by nearly half compared to yesterday, holding 2,725 ETH, with an opening price of $2,263.04 and a liquidation price of $2,227.31.
On November 3, on the eve of the US midterm elections, the implied probability of Congressional control in Polymarket betting rose by 10 percentage points. A cross-market trader invested $84,200 betting on the outcome of Congressional control, and about 6 hours later established a new directional position on Hyperliquid while maintaining an existing million-dollar contract position.
The Ethereum Foundation has partnered with humanitarian organizations to develop a proof-of-concept for an Ethereum-based aid coordination network, combining decentralized identity with a privacy-focused payment track. This solution employs ERC-4337, privacy addresses, and Semaphore technology to keep personal data off-chain, implements credential verification through zero-knowledge proofs, and has completed performance testing on low-end Android devices. The relevant code is open-source on GitHub.
A BlueMove hacker address transferred 115,000 USDC from Ethereum to Hyperliquid and purchased 188.25 XMR at a price of $608.43. BlueMove was previously attacked on July 11, 2026, losing 710,670 SUI, worth approximately $529,000. (PeckShieldAlert)
Kalshi's predictions show a 90% probability that the Democratic Party will sweep both the House and Senate in the 2026 midterm elections, the highest probability in history. (The Bitcoin Historian)
