The three major US stock index futures all rose approximately 1%.

According to official announcements, Elysium — the first Layer 2 (L2) network in the Hyperliquid ecosystem — announced on social media that it has officially launched its mainnet.

According to Avalanche’s official blog, Avalanche will serve as the core ledger technology provider for the clearing process of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)-affiliated tokenized securities platform, supplying the underlying ledger infrastructure for the clearing institution powering the upcoming platform. The NYSE’s parent company, Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), operates across trading platforms, clearing, fixed income, and data services. Dennis Lee, head of digital issuance at the NYSE, noted that the ledger for recording and settling transactions needs to be fast, reliable, cost-predictable, and able to control participants—requirements Avalanche meets. The official emphasized that financial institutions do not need to rework their operations around a single blockchain; instead, infrastructure should be designed based on market demand. For market operators, dedicated infrastructure grants greater control over performance, capacity, cost, permissions, and system operation methods.

According to a report by Al Arabiya TV, sources disclosed that Iraqi Prime Minister put forward a proposal to end the Iran war during a phone call with US President Donald Trump. Trump expressed approval of the proposal raised by the Iraqi Prime Minister in the conversation. Trump requested the Iraqi Prime Minister to play a mediating role on the Iran issue and convey the relevant proposals aimed at ending the war to Tehran. (Jinshi)

According to market sources, Strategy purchased 1,037 BTC last week, bringing its total holdings to 850,364 BTC.

According to data from the BIT stock platform, AMD, a CPU and GPU manufacturer that directly competes with NVIDIA, saw its pre-market share price rise by 4.85%, currently trading at $468.7.

According to U.S. SEC filings, Strive added 29 BTC at an average price of approximately $75,721 between October 31 and November 6, a significant slowdown in its accumulation pace. As of November 6, its total BTC holdings stood at 43,153. CEO Matt Cole disclosed that the purchase cost $2.2 million, with an average cost of $75,721 per BTC.