Initia L1 and Rollups have resumed operation, but withdrawals of some assets are restricted.

The Supreme People's Procuratorate released two typical cases involving the black market and gray market of personal information settled in virtual currency. Wang and 11 others illegally sold citizens' personal information, paying with virtual currency, with the amount involved exceeding 1.98 million yuan. Lin and 21 others illegally obtained and sold over 870,000 pieces of personal information of job applicants overseas, with illegal gains settled in virtual currency, involving over 7.46 million yuan.

Next Technology Plans to Sell or Collateralize 5,833 BTC. The board of directors of US-listed Next Technology Holding has approved the sale or collateralization of 5,833 BTC held by the company to mitigate risk and improve liquidity. The CEO has been authorized to dispose of the assets in batches through exchanges, over-the-counter trading, or collateralized financing. This decision stems from concerns about custody risks raised by the $6.3 billion theft of Binance assets on October 29.

Scroll has launched a holdings check tool, allowing users to check their token and DeFi holdings in preparation for the network transition. The official bridge continues to support transfers between Scroll and Ethereum. Users must close or manage their DeFi positions before the transition, and all withdrawals must be signed by the user's own wallet. The transition date is yet to be determined; the team will release more details later.

Anthropic plans to issue shares in Japan, raising up to $3.5 billion (Source: Bloomberg).

CZ stated that 98% of users chose to remain on Binance after withdrawals were restored, and the co-founder of THORChain opposed halting the protocol's operation to meet FBI requirements.