[Trump Ally Brandon Gill Makes Another Large Bitcoin Purchase] On November 19, U.S. Congressman and Trump ally Brandon Gill (Republican, Texas) made another significant Bitcoin purchase. According to a parliamentary trading disclosure submitted on November 18, he bought $100,000 to $250,000 worth of BTC on October 20 and increased his holdings by an additional $15,000 to $50,000 in BlackRock's Bitcoin Spot ETF (IBIT) at the end of October. So far this year, Gill has accumulated up to $2.6 million worth of Bitcoin and purchased up to $150,000 worth of IBIT.

[An Address Holds APX for Four Years with Approximately $11.93 Million in Unrealized Gains] Crypto analyst Ai Yi's monitoring shows that address 0xA10…a5C09 purchased 7.41 million APX tokens at an average price of $0.05301 between January and June 2022 and subsequently received additional tokens from the APX DAO contract. Two months ago, the address deposited 9.2 million APX into Aster, and 12 hours ago withdrew 9.884 million ASTER tokens from Aster, valued at $13.34 million, with a withdrawal price of approximately $1.35 per token. Based on the initial purchase cost, the address has an estimated unrealized gain of approximately $11.93 million.

[Two New Addresses Accumulate Over $14 Million in SOL and $58.27 Million in BTC] On November 19, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, two new addresses accumulated SOL and BTC during the dip. Address 'BRzF5' accumulated 100,791 SOL, worth $14 million, from Bybit, Binance, OKX, and Kraken. Address 'bc1qa' received 636.59 BTC, worth $58.27 million, from BitGo.

[USDai to Increase Quota by $250 Million Early Tomorrow Morning] Stablecoin project USDai announced that its quota will be increased by $250 million at 1:00 AM (UTC+8) early tomorrow morning. The minting of the additional USDai will take place on the Ethereum mainnet, and all newly minted USDai and sUSDai will be distributed on the Base network.

Cloudflare released a post-incident report on the global network outage that occurred on November 18, 2025, confirming that the outage began at 11:20 UTC due to a chain reaction triggered by changes in database system permissions, rather than a cyberattack. Changes in ClickHouse database query behavior caused an abnormal increase in Bot Management System feature configuration files, exceeding memory allocation limits and triggering system crashes. The report documented the impact on core services such as the CDN during the outage and provided a timeline of the response. Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince stated that this was the most severe outage since 2019 and pledged to take measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.