1. The number of initial jobless claims in the United States decreases to 189,000, lower than expected

The number of initial jobless claims in the United States for the week ending October 31 was 189,000, with an expectation of 196,000. The previous value was revised from 194,000 to 195,000. (Source: Jin Shi) AI interpretation: The number of initial jobless claims is significantly lower than expected and at a historically low level, directly proving that the demand in the US labor market is extremely strong. This tight employment environment supports wage growth, thus exacerbating the stickiness of core inflation. The Federal Reserve must maintain high interest rates to prevent the economy from overheating in the face of such robust employment data. The market's fantasy of interest rate cuts in the short term has been thoroughly shattered, and the high interest rate environment will last longer. -Original

2. Keel liquidates 2,520 bitcoins, cashing out $192 million

Keel Infrastructure sold 2,520 bitcoins in the third quarter, cashing out $192 million and liquidating its bitcoin reserves. The company’s business strategy has shifted to AI data center infrastructure, and it plans to directly sell the bitcoins mined daily in the future, no longer holding them as long-term reserve assets. -Original

3. Spot gold rises over 2%, priced at $4,146.99 per ounce

The spot gold price increased by more than 2%, currently quoted at $4,146.99 per ounce. -Original

4. AI stock crash leads to turmoil, crypto market liquidates $1 billion

The crash of AI stocks triggered market turmoil, resulting in a $1 billion liquidation in the cryptocurrency market, but cryptocurrency performance remained relatively stable. -Original

5. US Bitcoin ETF net inflow of 208 BTC

Today, the US Bitcoin ETF had a net inflow of 208 BTC, with a net outflow of 14,117 BTC over the past 7 days. Today, the US Ethereum ETF had a net inflow of 16,825 ETH, with a net outflow of 177,044 ETH over the past 7 days. -Original

6. Hong Kong passes bill requiring cryptocurrency exchanges to collect and report customer transaction data starting in 2027

Hong Kong has passed a new bill requiring cryptocurrency exchanges to collect and report customer transaction data for tax purposes starting in 2027. The bill stipulates that cryptocurrency exchanges will automatically exchange information with overseas tax authorities beginning in 2028. -Original

7. South Korean stock market experiences dual circuit breakers, KOSPI closes down 5.28%

On November 5, due to concerns about tightening regulations on AI data centers prompted by the US midterms, both the South Korean Composite Index (KOSPI) and the KOSDAQ triggered market stabilization mechanisms on the same day. By the end of trading, the KOSPI closed down 5.28% at 5,383.8 points, and the KOSDAQ index fell 5.11%. In terms of individual stocks, SK Hynix fell 9.46%, and Samsung Electronics dropped 7.57%. The market is worried that the Democratic Party in the US will push for stricter approvals for data centers, grid access, and power cost regulations after the elections, leading to delays in some AI data center projects and lowering demand expectations for HBM, DRAM, and other memory chips. -Original

8. Mercado Bitcoin suffers a hacking attack, losses reach $48.6 million

Mercado Bitcoin exchange was attacked by hackers who continued to steal funds even after claiming to have controlled the situation. The attack involved 11 blockchains, with total losses reaching $48.6 million. -Original

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