An address suspected to be linked to the UXLink hacker has opened a $45.3 million ETH long position on Hyperliquid.

According to TradingBeats’ compilation of public fee rates across platforms, when calculating a single-side trade of $10,000 via a standard account, there are notable differences in transaction fees between stock perpetual contracts and stock spot markets. For stock perpetual contracts: Binance’s maker fee is 0 during its current promotional period, while the taker fee is around $4. On Hyperliquid’s trade.xyz, in markets with Growth Mode enabled, the maker fee is ~$0.3 and the taker fee ~$0.9; in standard mode, these rates are $3 and $9 respectively. Lighter Standard accounts have 0 maker and taker fees for standard orders, and the same applies to Paradex Retail orders. Aster’s RWA market has a 0 maker fee and a ~$1.25 taker fee. For stock spot and tokenized stocks: Binance’s stock accounts charge a 0.1% spread, so a $10,000 trade incurs ~$10 in costs. Among traditional brokers, calculating a purchase of 100 shares at $100 each, Futu Hong Kong’s fixed fee is ~$2.29, covering commission, platform fees, and settlement fees; Interactive Brokers (IBKR Pro) has a fixed commission of ~$1. Among other platforms, per incomplete statistics, Backpack’s stock accounts waive commissions and platform fees; xStocks trades via Kraken Pro standard accounts with a 0 maker fee; some Ondo transactions via Binance Wallet are exempt from platform service fees. The above are public trading fee rates and spread costs across platforms, excluding funding fees, execution spreads, slippage, and gas fees, which were not uniformly accounted for.

According to monitoring by OnchainLens, a wallet linked to Ma Ji received six proceeds from OpenSea sales over the past 15 hours, totaling approximately $83,880 from the sale of six Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFTs. The latest payment, around $14,570, arrived just minutes ago. The NFTs sold include BAYC #701, #4898, #6072, #250, #1297, and #4942.

The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has upgraded its conditional approval for Coinbase National Trust to a full national trust bank charter. Coinbase previously obtained conditional OCC approval in April 2026, enabling it to provide federally regulated custody and payment services, though it cannot operate as a full-service bank that accepts deposits and grants loans.

Morgan Stanley's Michael Wilson said the S&P 500 correction may be nearing its end, with U.S. stocks likely positioning for a year-end rally. The U.S. benchmark index is approaching its downside target range of 7,100 to 7,300 points and is expected to rebound from this zone, Wilson noted. "Instead of waiting for a perfect bottom, we recommend increasing exposure to high-quality cyclical stocks in the coming weeks, as these stocks have seen their valuations adjust significantly while delivering strong earnings per share performance," Wilson wrote.

Arkham officially announced in a post that it has added position tags for multiple crypto funds under existing entities, covering roughly $3 billion in Bitcoin and other crypto assets. The newly tagged assets include approximately $1.52 billion in CoinShares’ BITC Bitcoin physical ETP, around $507.2 million in VanEck’s VBTC Bitcoin ETN, about $266.6 million in Invesco’s BTIC Bitcoin physical ETN, and roughly $125.9 million in Grayscale Solana Trust.

According to official announcements, OKX Wallet will be the first to support the Elysium mainnet, with integration set to launch immediately after the Elysium mainnet goes live. Users can manage and transfer Elysium on-chain assets via OKX Wallet in a one-stop manner, and access functions including block explorer, market analysis, trading, and cross-chain operations—completing the entire workflow from asset discovery, market analysis to trading without switching between multiple platforms. It is reported that Elysium is an EVM-compatible Layer 2 network developed by Kinetiq for the Hyperliquid ecosystem, and is scheduled to officially launch its mainnet at 21:00 HKT on November 9.