Mercado Bitcoin has restored platform access; customers can currently only check their balance.

Schwab Crypto has added trading options for SOL, AVAX, and LINK, now supporting five digital assets: BTC, ETH, SOL, AVAX, and LINK. The transaction fee is 0.75% of the transaction amount. Schwab Crypto launched to select clients in May 2026 and opened to all eligible retail clients in October, currently not supporting users in New York and Louisiana. Charles Schwab plans to add more cryptocurrencies and digital assets to its platform.

As of November 4, 2026, the Ethereum mainnet has seen an average daily transaction volume of 2.16 million, a record high, representing a 51% increase from 1.44 million in 2025. During the same period, the Ethereum mainnet saw a record high of 899,000 daily active addresses, compared to 662,000 in 2025. (Source: Coin Metrics)

Brazilian cryptocurrency exchange Mercado Bitcoin announced a phased restoration of platform access starting this week. Customers can log back into their accounts via the website, with the reopening proceeding gradually from 16:00 local time and expected to cover all customers by 18:00. The exchange had previously suspended deposits and withdrawals due to a hacker attack, with estimated losses between $38 million and $46 million. Mercado Bitcoin stated that customer balance records remain intact, and the amount of assets, investments, and Brazilian real balances for each customer have not been affected. The company will use its own funds to replenish the transferred balances. This recovery is the first phase; customers can currently only check their balances and holdings. Withdrawals and trading functions remain suspended and will be restored in phases after security checks are completed.

The European Central Bank, the European Commission, and the European Securities and Markets Authority are seeking members for a European Tokenization Standards Group, led by the industry, to develop common standards for the holding and settlement of tokenized securities. EU industry associations, global institutions, private companies, and fintech companies can apply by November 27th. The group plans to begin work in January 2027, with the three institutions participating as observers. The goal is to develop the first batch of technical and market standards by early 2028 to support the holding and settlement of tokenized securities across distributed ledger platforms and to facilitate interoperability between these platforms and existing financial systems. These standards will support Appia, a Eurosystem-wide blueprint project for tokenized finance markets.

On November 9, the Bitcoin ETF saw a net outflow of 6,270 BTC, equivalent to approximately $468 million; over the past 7 days, it has seen a cumulative net outflow of 17,694 BTC, equivalent to approximately $1.32 billion. The Ethereum ETF saw a net outflow of 41,644 ETH in a single day, equivalent to approximately $88.25 million; the cumulative net outflow over the past seven days was 171,494 ETH, equivalent to approximately $363.43 million. (Lookonchain)