The Zcash community has proposed an upgrade plan for NU8, with plans to expand storage to 8MB by January 2027.

Tether has frozen five Ethereum addresses that were active in 2021 and 2023, which together held approximately 24.35 million USDT. One of the frozen addresses had interacted with wallet addresses that were flagged as "phishing" and "pig butchering" scams.

Multiple token issuers' linked wallets deposited 299,838 SOL tokens, worth approximately $26 million, into Binance and OKX in the past 16 hours. Wallet address 2MdNva received a large amount of SOL from multiple token issuer wallets and transferred the funds to exchanges.

A user on the X platform posted a complaint stating that he has been unable to redeem the 3,000 USDT Lista investment product he purchased on Binance Wallet for over a year. Lista DAO responded that the vault manager, MEV Capital, bears full responsibility for fund management and user assets, and has initiated legal proceedings against Stables Labs. Lista stated that Lista Lending is an open platform, with each vault independently operated by its manager, and the platform cannot overturn the manager's risk parameters.

Zcash community member ValarDragon proposed a NU8 network upgrade plan on the official forum, suggesting implementation in January 2027. Key features include the introduction of the Tachyon shielding pool, expanded transaction formats, an increase in the maximum block size from 2MB to 8MB, and the addition of transparent transaction opcodes supporting post-quantum cryptography. Other proposals include adjusting the NSM redistribution date, determining the date when Sapling will stop accepting new deposits, and removing the Consensus Branch ID to improve wallet compatibility. With Tachyon combined with larger block capacity, a shielded transaction processing capacity of approximately 200 TPS is expected. Post-quantum transparent transaction functionality will introduce 128-bit and 192-bit security level schemes based on SPHINCS. The above are currently proposals from community members, and their implementation depends on subsequent discussions and voting.

On November 10, Coinbase's General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Molly Abraham, stated that Coinbase, Kalshi, Payward, DRW Holdings, Jump Trading, and Paradigm have filed an amicus brief in court in support of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission's (CFTC) regulatory authority over U.S. single-stock perpetual contracts. Under the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) and the securities and futures regulatory framework established by the U.S. Congress in 2000, securities and futures products do not fall under the category of "swaps." Such products should be developed within the regulatory and investor protection frameworks of the CFTC and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), rather than being forced to remain overseas unregulated. These institutions are committed to promoting the implementation of perpetual stock contracts in the U.S. market in a responsible and compliant manner.