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DOJ's acting head signals a shift in stance, suggesting charges like those in the Roman Storm case won’t be pursued in the future for decentralized software developers.

Share link:In this post: Asian markets stayed mixed as investors await signals on US interest rates, while EU stocks slipped. Oil prices rose for a second straight day after US crude stockpiles fell sharply and gasoline supplies kept dropping. Brent crude stayed above $67 a barrel but remains down over 10% this year with oversupply fears lingering.

Share link:In this post: The US and European Union have finalized a trade deal, easing tariff tensions and securing new commitments on industrial and agricultural goods. Washington agrees to lower auto tariffs to 15% once Brussels enacts reductions, while Europe pledges $750B in US energy purchases. The pact also covers digital trade, climate rules, and sustainability regulations, aiming to prevent barriers for transatlantic businesses.

Asia’s wealthiest families boost crypto exposure as regulation improves, shifting from ETFs to direct tokens for stronger, diversified portfolios.




- 08:27Analyst: Gold's pullback has temporarily subsided, optimistic target set at $4,700ChainCatcher News, UBS analysts stated that the current correction in the gold market is only a temporary phenomenon, and gold prices are still expected to reach $4,200 per ounce; if geopolitical or market risks intensify, in an optimistic scenario, gold prices could even surge to $4,700 per ounce. "The long-awaited correction in the market has temporarily subsided," UBS said in a research report released on Monday. "Apart from technical factors, we have not found any fundamental support for this sell-off." The Swiss banking giant pointed out that "the weakening of price momentum has triggered a second round of decline in futures positions," but at the same time emphasized that the underlying demand for gold remains strong. UBS analysts also cited the World Gold Council's "Q3 Gold Demand Trends Report," stating that the report confirms "the demand for gold purchases from central banks and individual investors remains strong and continues to heat up." Risk Warning
 - 08:23The ZKsync community has approved the "ZK Staking Rewards Program" proposal, with a reward cap of 37.5 million ZK.Jinse Finance reported that the ZKsync community has passed the "ZK Staking Rewards Program" proposal. The proposal includes launching a six-month pilot ZK token staking rewards program starting in December 2025, with a total rewards cap of 37.5 million ZK (approximately $1.9 million). Staking participants will receive up to a 10% annualized rate. The program will be deployed via Tally's smart contracts and conducted in two seasons, with 10 million ZK and 25 million ZK allocated as rewards for each season, respectively. Users can also delegate voting rights, and there is no lock-up period.
 - 08:23Moonwell lending contract attacked, attacker profits 295 ETHJinse Finance reported that on November 4, according to CertiK monitoring, the Moonwell lending contract suffered multiple attack transactions. The attacker exploited an incorrect oracle return of the wrst price (about $5.8 million), using a flash loan of only about 0.02 wrstETH and depositing it, repeatedly borrowing more than 20 wstETH, and profiting 295 ETH (about $1 million).