[L2BEAT Renamed ETHBEAT, Expanding Business Scope to the Ethereum Ecosystem] L2BEAT has officially changed its name to ETHBEAT, expanding its business scope from Ethereum Layer 2 to the entire Ethereum ecosystem. ETHBEAT will continue to monitor L2 while strengthening its research in areas such as privacy, interoperability, tokens, zero-knowledge proofs (ZK), and native rollups. It will also expand into the liquidity staking field in the future. ETHBEAT's research focus shifts to assessing whether Ethereum ecosystem projects inherit Ethereum's core security attributes, including censorship resistance, open source, privacy, and security, as well as the intermediaries that users need to trust. ETHBEAT launched the CROPS Guidelines, which include ecosystem projects that meet relevant principles. The organization will help users identify and reduce their reliance on intermediaries through technical research, risk assessment, open-source tools, and industry standard development.

According to the PRO main order list, the total transaction data for BTC and ETH main orders in the past 24 hours are as follows: BTC: Total trading volume reached $1.083 billion, of which $598 million was bought and $485 million was sold, resulting in a difference of $113 million. ETH: Total trading volume was $1.566 billion, of which $705 million was bought and $861 million was sold, resulting in a difference of $156 million. Latest data shows that major players are still positioning themselves at key price levels: the net order book difference for BTC is $1.889 billion; the net order book difference for ETH is $2.829 billion. These orders may be withdrawn or executed at any time, and their changes cannot be seen in real time on non-PRO version candlestick charts. The PRO "Main Force Large Order Tracking" indicator monitors the changes of every large order in real time, helping you determine whether this "wall" is still there. Note: A positive order book difference indicates that the main players have more limit buy orders than sell orders for this currency pair, and there is active buying support below the current price level; a negative difference indicates the opposite, with selling pressure reserves above. The data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.

An address net increased its short position in ZEC by 8398.37 contracts, currently holding 21144.6 ZEC short contracts. This address opened positions totaling approximately $10.78 million and closed positions totaling approximately $30,000 within the trading window. The contract account at address 0x7fda...17d1 has accumulated profits of approximately $142 million.

Binance SAFU Fund transferred 7,500 bitcoins to an untagged wallet at 5:56 AM on November 3. The wallet then split the transfer into approximately 150 transactions, each containing about 50 bitcoins, with some of these transactions being merged and transferred out. This batch of Bitcoin was transferred from Binance's Secure User Asset Fund (SAFU) on October 31 to offset losses from a stolen hot wallet. SAFU currently holds slightly more than 7,500 Bitcoins, worth approximately $572 million, below Binance's $800 million rebalancing threshold. Binance has pledged to replenish SAFU to approximately $1 billion, but has not yet announced a timeline for this replenishment. On-chain data does not show the recipient address, and Binance has not explained the transfer. (Source: Bitcoin.com News)

British fintech company Revolut has completed a share sale, valuing the company at $115 billion, up approximately 53% from its $75 billion valuation in November 2025, and roughly 50 times its 2025 pre-tax profit of $2.3 billion. The round was led by Glade Brook Capital Partners, Coatue, Durable Capital Partners, T. Rowe Price Associates, and Baillie Gifford, with participation from existing and new global investors. CEO Nik Storonsky stated that Revolut already has over 80 million customers, with a next target of 100 million. Since early 2026, the company has launched banking operations in the UK, Mexico, Australia, and New Zealand, and has obtained licenses in France, Colombia, and Argentina; its next target is the US.