ETH perpetual open position of 16.28 million pending orders, may guide price direction, please pay close attention

Bitcoin fell below $64,000. In the past 12 hours, $500 million worth of leveraged long positions have been liquidated. (Bitcoin Archive)

AiCoin data shows that the cryptocurrencies with the most significant price fluctuations currently include: Unusual upward movement: EVAA: 24-hour increase of 35.19%, trading volume increased by 5291.29%. • SOPH: 24-hour increase of 22.6%, trading volume increased by 79.01% • DODOX: 24-hour increase of 7.74%, trading volume increased by 115.61% Abnormal downward movement: · KAVA: 24-hour decline of 53.74%, trading volume increase of 5954.31% · SHELL: 24-hour decline of 31.77%, trading volume increase of 23.32% • AGT: 24-hour decline of 30.98%, trading volume down 62.99% Among them, KAVA and EVAA saw the most significant increases in trading volume, indicating a marked increase in short-term trading activity. Cryptocurrencies exhibiting unusual price movements may experience significant volatility; please be aware of position and leverage risks. Data is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice.

As of November 8th, Ethereum treasury company BitMine held 6.0701 million ETH, with a total cost of approximately $20.35 billion and an average cost of approximately $3,352.58 per ETH. Based on the current ETH price of approximately $1,753, BitMine's holdings are worth approximately $10.64 billion, representing a paper loss of approximately $9.7 billion, or about 47.70%.

According to AiCoin's monitoring, Binance exchange has experienced a large outflow of funds. In the past 24 hours, 2,350 BTC, worth $235 million, flowed out of the exchange's wallets, leaving its current BTC wallet balance at 676,600 BTC. For more information on exchange fund flows, please visit the AiCoin website - Data - Hyperliquid: https://www.aicoin.com/zh-Hans/hyperliquid

FortiGuard Labs has discovered an attack campaign targeting Microsoft SQL Server, in which attackers brute-force the Monero mining program and the Gh0st RAT remote control trojan. Attackers used a list of over 2700 passwords along with usernames such as "sa" and "admin" to attempt logins. After succeeding, they enabled xp_cmdshell and installed a downloader. The mining program, disguised as MicrosoftEdgeUpdate.exe, consumed CPU resources to mine Monero. A variant of Gh0st RAT possessed keylogging, file management, and remote command capabilities. The malware achieved persistence through registry entries, Windows services, and scheduled tasks. This activity was discovered in early October 2026, and researcher Xiaopeng Zhang published a report on November 12th.