[Michael Burry Suspected of Deregistering Hedge Fund Scion Asset Management] On November 13, Michael Burry, the prototype of 'The Big Short,' was suspected of deregistering his hedge fund Scion Asset Management with the U.S. SEC and hinted at releasing major news on November 25, though the specifics remain unclear. Burry posted an image on social media showing Scion's SEC registration status as terminated, while a letter dated October 27 outlining the fund's closure has been circulating on social media, though its authenticity has not been verified. The SEC deregistration may indicate that Burry plans to convert Scion into a family office. Additionally, Burry clarified his short position on Palantir, stating that he spent approximately $9.2 million purchasing options, with the options set to expire in early 2027.

[Hua Xia Hong Kong Completes Tokenized Fund Subscription Pilot Transaction] Hua Xia Fund (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd., as part of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority's Ensemble project pilot program, collaborated with Bank of China Hong Kong, Futu Securities, and Standard Chartered Hong Kong to complete a tokenized fund subscription case. This pilot achieved an end-to-end transaction process, including Futu initiating a tokenized deposit interbank transfer from Bank of China Hong Kong to Standard Chartered Hong Kong, successfully subscribing to Hua Xia Fund (Hong Kong)'s tokenized money market fund. The fund shares are custodied by Standard Chartered Hong Kong, and the transaction settlement was completed in the HKMA Ensemble[TX] pilot environment. The Ensemble project has now entered the pilot phase, aiming to facilitate tokenized deposits and real-time trading of digital assets.

[Hong Kong Monetary Authority Launches Pilot Phase of Ensemble Project] The Hong Kong Monetary Authority announced today the launch of EnsembleTX, marking the official entry of the Ensemble Project into its pilot phase, supporting real transactions of tokenized deposits and digital assets in a controlled trial environment.

[MEV Capital: Ethereum Morpho USDC Vault Removes Elixir Assets] MEV Capital posted on the X platform stating that the Ethereum Morpho USDC vault has removed the sdeUSD/USDC trading pair from Elixir, resulting in bad debt accounting for approximately 3.6% of the total value locked (TVL). Currently, the vault no longer holds any Elixir assets, while other markets and parameters remain unchanged. MEV Capital is working with relevant parties to address the issue of Elixir creditors. Previously, Elixir announced that the stablecoin deUSD had been retired and initiated the USDC compensation process, affecting borrowers on lending platforms, AMM LPs, Pendle LPs, and others.

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