Crypto-related stocks in pre-market US trading rose broadly, with HSDT gaining nearly 2%.

Beating AI Insight News: OpenAI’s Product and Platform Lead Thibault Sottiaux has released the first-day update of the company’s 28-day product sprint. The default generation speed of GPT-6 Astra and GPT-6.1 Sol has been optimized, with the official reporting an overall improvement of roughly 50%. This speed upgrade covers not only Codex and ChatGPT Work, but also third-party products that access ChatGPT subscription quotas via "Sign in with ChatGPT"—including OpenCode, Pi, Amp, and Devin. No user settings need to be adjusted; the update will be automatically deployed. OpenAI previously pledged that over the coming 28 days, it would either deliver a daily update bringing tangible improvements for most Codex/Work users, or directly reset user quotas. This speed boost marks the Day 1 milestone of that initiative.

According to HTX market data, OKB briefly broke through the $140 mark, currently trading at $139.11, with a 9.41% gain in the past 24 hours.

According to official website data, Binance has updated its October Proof of Reserves, with reserve ratios standing at 100.35% for BTC, 103.88% for USDT, 100.00% for ETH, and 100.47% for BNB. Compared to its September reserve report, the number of BTC held by Binance exchange users increased by 6,217.116 units from September, equivalent to approximately $536.7 million. Meanwhile, the number of ETH held by users decreased by 183,602.205 units over the same period, worth around $498.6 million.

According to HTX market data, NMR has surged past $17, currently trading at $17.6 with a 47.87% increase in the last five minutes.

According to YuEjin Monitoring, a crypto whale redeemed 3,659 ETH (worth roughly $9.93 million) that had been staked on Ethereum for one year, then transferred 5,513 ETH (valued at approximately $14.97 million) to Kraken 10 minutes ago.

According to an official announcement, Upbit has launched spot trading for Numeraire (NMR), supporting KRW and USDT trading pairs.