Curve Finance launches on Stellar, becoming its first non-EVM native deployment.

Hyperliquid Strategies (PURR), the treasury firm behind HYPE, has seen its market net asset value multiple (mNAV) rebound above 1. Data from the BIT Stock Platform shows its current mNAV is approximately 1.011, a 1.1% premium over net asset value. PURR trades at around $10.93 per share, with a net asset value per share of $10.81, corresponding to HYPE at roughly $85.96. Today, HYPE has continued to surge, once breaking above $87, driven by news that ICE, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, plans to partner with Trade.xyz to introduce perpetual contract products into the regulated U.S. market.

According to TASS, Vladimir Chistyukhin, first deputy governor of Russia’s Central Bank, said that restrictions on non-custodial wallet use in Russia’s proposed cryptocurrency bill do not apply to international settlements, with non-custodial wallets still permitted in such cases. Chistyukhin added that while the legislative process considered allowing Russian investors to use non-custodial wallets, the final decision banned investors from directly using these wallets for investments to mitigate money laundering risks and enhance regulation. Users can still transfer crypto assets from domestic custodial wallets to custodial wallets in overseas infrastructure, then to non-custodial wallets.

According to HTX market data, HYPE has continued its rally, surging over 10% in the past hour to break through the $87 mark. Earlier news indicated that ICE, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, plans to partner with Trade.xyz to introduce perpetual contract products into the U.S. regulated market.

According to official news, ListaDAO announced in a post that its smart lending markets and StableSwap v3 pools are fully launched, covering 8 pools and 18 markets on BNB Chain and Ethereum. Lista DAO stated that concentrated liquidity allows deposits of the same size to earn more trading fees, and liquidity providers (LPs) can borrow while generating fees, with a maximum liquidation loan-to-value (LLTV) ratio of 96.5%.

Dynamic Insight Beating AI Flash News: At the Android Developer Summit on October 28, Google launched official Android CLI plugins for Claude Code and Codex. These plugins can not only write code, but also compile apps, inspect interfaces, simulate clicks, and run tests. When a real device is required, they can remotely access Android devices in Google’s Device Lab to install apps and capture logs, eliminating the need for users to connect their own phones or run emulators. Additionally, Google has opened Android Studio to third-party agents. Developers can directly integrate over 40 compatible programming agents (including Claude and Codex) into Android Studio, enabling these agents to use development tools such as compilation and debugging. Separately, Google aims to enable AI to bypass mobile interfaces and directly call app functions. The underlying AppFunctions of Android MCP has entered beta, allowing developers to expose functions like accounting and queries to authorized agents. For instance, if a user tells Gemini “Log a $5 coffee expense for my Paris trip”, Gemini can directly trigger the travel app’s accounting function, no need to open the app or navigate through layers of clicks. To integrate these capabilities into Gemini and Google Search, Google also launched the Connected Apps Platform. Developers can integrate via Android MCP or Cloud MCP, and manage and test all integrations in a unified manner. Currently, Gemini and Google Search have over 50 associated apps, with partners including Adobe, Peloton, and others.

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest purchased approximately $9.1 million worth of Robinhood stocks on Wednesday, marking its largest single-day position increase since April 29 and its first purchase of the stock since September 8. The total purchase volume was 99,418 shares, allocated across three ETFs: ARKK, ARKW, and ARKF. According to data from BIT Stock Platform, Robinhood closed 3.3% lower on the day at $91.43, with its value down more than 23% over the past month. Earlier this month, ARK had sold a total of about $47.5 million in Robinhood shares between October 6 and 9. The purchase came after Robinhood released its financial report, which showed its third-quarter crypto trading revenue dropped 55% year-over-year to $120 million, while its prediction market revenue reached $173 million.