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Large XRP withdrawals from Binance spiked to 226 million units on Oct. 29, the biggest net outflow since 2022, as the exchange dealt with a major security breach.

The Ethereum Foundation has opened the evm.fast challenge, inviting contributors to provide a finite, machine‑checked worst‑case step bound for Ethereum block verification on a 64‑bit RISC‑V model.

Ethena's October 29 framework allows its trading team to approve qualifying borrowers of assets backing USDe, shifting certain approval responsibilities while retaining Risk Committee oversight.

The Reserve Bank of Australia raised its key rate by 25 basis points in a 6–3 vote and pushed its forecast for inflation to return to target until late 2027.

Paradigm withdrew 2.55 million HYPE tokens, representing 17.85% of its stake, while Hyperliquid prepares buybacks funded by USDC yield and October revenue.

Binance warned that scammers may impersonate the exchange with false offers to speed up withdrawals or provide compensation, and announced a cryptographic reserve proof allowing customers to verify token backing.

On November 1, Kinetic’s FXRP market on Flare reported about $24 million supplied, a base lender APR of roughly 0.04% before rewards, and a utilization rate of 6.7% compared with 92.8% for USDT0.

The exchange says additional assets will become available for withdrawal from 04:00 UTC on Tuesday as security checks are completed, following an initial reopening on Nov. 1.

BitMEX co‑founder Arthur Hayes warned that Bitcoin could remain under pressure until the Federal Reserve or banks increase their balance sheets, noting a rise in a U.S. dollar liquidity gauge this year.