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Trezor said it found unauthorized hardware components in three Safe 5 wallets sold through former Southeast Asian official distributor CryptoBilis, according to Bitcoin.com. The company distributed a firmware update to block data theft from the devices and reduced its official reseller network by about 80%. So far, 48 customers have submitted related inquiries, and Trezor is inspecting products directly or verifying them through internal photos.

Lightning Labs has launched the open-source extension "pi402," which lets AI coding agents pay inference costs directly in Bitcoin over the Lightning Network, according to Crypto Briefing. The tool was designed to allow AI agents to check service pricing, make payments and continue their work without account sign-ups, API keys or credit cards. Its core technology is L402, a payment protocol developed by Lightning Labs that combines HTTP’s "402 Payment Required" response with Bitcoin payment invoices on the Lightning Network.

U.S. President Donald Trump has nominated four candidates for seats at the U.S. SEC and the U.S. CFTC, with two picks for each agency, CoinDesk reported. The appointments mark the first such nominations in about a year since 2025. According to the White House, Trump nominated former CFTC Commissioner Kristin Johnson and attorney Steven Levine for SEC seats, and Nathan Ahnonick and Matthew Rowland for CFTC seats. The nominees must be confirmed by the Senate before they can be appointed. Both agencies can have up to five commissioners and have typically maintained a bipartisan structure with members from both parties. The latest nominees also appear to reflect a bipartisan selection.

A roughly $40 billion New Jersey pension fund for police officers and firefighters increased its stake in Bitcoin treasury company Strive (ASST) by 10%, according to BitcoinTreasuries. The fund’s Strive holdings rose to 20,618 shares, valued at about $450,000.

DeFi Technologies (DEFT) posted $18.3 million in third-quarter revenue, down from $22.3 million a year earlier, while operating income fell to $7 million, The Block reported. Net income came to $22.3 million, including mark-to-market and trading gains or losses related to investments in addition to operating performance from its core business. Its subsidiary Valour generated $3.8 million from management fees and staking and lending revenue. Net inflows during the quarter totaled $26.1 million, and average assets under management (AUM) reached $492.8 million.

Gemini, the U.S. cryptocurrency exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins, reported weak third-quarter results as crypto trading activity slowed. Gemini Space Station said Q3 revenue fell 19% year over year to $40.9 million from $50.6 million, while net loss narrowed to $58.6 million from $159.5 million. Total trading volume dropped sharply to $4.5 billion from $16.4 billion a year earlier. Compared with the previous quarter, spot trading volume rose 18%, which Gemini said was driven by increased institutional trading activity tied to Zcash (ZEC). The company is also pursuing a strategy to reduce its reliance on crypto trading fees by expanding into stock trading and prediction markets.

The U.S. Department of Justice said it disrupted hacking infrastructure linked to North Korea’s large-scale cryptocurrency theft and, with court approval, froze more than $1.2 billion in cryptocurrency stolen from Binance to prevent its seizure targets from disposing of the assets. According to the DOJ, North Korean hackers stole more than $400 million in cryptocurrency over the past 18 months through social-engineering attacks known as FaceStealer. U.S. authorities seized the cloud infrastructure used in the attacks, while the FBI secured more than 900 webcam videos of victims. The scheme involved sending video conference invitations and luring victims into joining meetings. In a separate response tied to the Binance hack, the FBI said TraderTraitor, a North Korean military-linked hacking group, stole more than $6 billion in virtual assets from Binance on or around Oct. 29. Through cooperation between the U.S. government and the private sector, more than $2.7 billion has been frozen so far, and the DOJ has received court approval to seize or restrict disposal of more than $1.2 billion of that amount. U.S. authorities said they are tracking efforts to launder the stolen assets through crypto bridges, mixers and exchanges, and will continue asset freezes, seizures and recovery efforts.

Decentralized storage project Filecoin (FIL) said data encryption is now available on Filecoin, allowing users to choose which data to keep private.

A CoinNess analysis suggests U.S. demand for Bitcoin is weakening. According to Glassnode, the Coinbase Premium Index remained negative throughout the price decline that followed its peak in September last year, while its 30-day moving average fell to the lowest level since February this year. A negative premium means Coinbase’s BTC price is lower than Binance’s, a signal that relative buying interest in the U.S. market is weak. Bitcoin rallies in 2024 and 2025 both unfolded alongside a positive premium, although some past rallies began from deeply negative premium levels similar to the current one. The latest drop in the premium therefore signals weaker U.S.-led spot demand while also suggesting that any recovery in demand could be a key variable for a Bitcoin rebound.

The three major U.S. stock indices closed lower today. - S&P 500: -0.35% - Nasdaq: -0.39% - Dow Jones: -0.36%

The U.S. Department of Justice said Operation TorNado, a global dark web drug enforcement action, led to 354 arrests and the seizure of more than $234 million in cryptocurrency and cash. The Block reported the operation also included an investigation into vendors accused of operating on the dark web marketplace DrugHub, which allows only the privacy coin Monero (XMR) as a payment method.

Prediction market platform Kalshi is in talks for a new funding round at a valuation of about $65 billion, Unfolded reported. In October, Kalshi raised $1 billion in a Series G round co-led by Sequoia Capital and Wellington Management, which gave the company a post-money valuation of $40 billion.

Coinbase announced the addition of PEARL for spot trading.

Financial market nonprofit Better Markets has filed an amicus brief supporting the Capital Markets Alliance, or CMA, in its lawsuit over the U.S. CFTC’s approval of stock perpetual futures, Bitcoin News reported. Better Markets argued the contracts should be classified as security-based swaps rather than futures because they have no fixed expiration date. The group also warned, "약 6배 레버리지와 자동 청산 기능으로 시장 가격이 16% 움직이면 투자금 전액을 잃을 수 있다."

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has sued Kalshi, Robinhood, Coinbase and Gemini over alleged violations of state gambling laws, The Block reported. In a statement, Murrill said the companies had long violated state law and that the state had asked the court for an immediate temporary restraining order and injunctive relief to restore the rule of law in Louisiana. In response, Kalshi filed for an emergency temporary restraining order and a preliminary injunction against the state of Louisiana.

Kalshi said its advisory agreement with Donald Trump Jr., the eldest son of U.S. President Donald Trump, has ended, Reuters reported. The announcement came as 1789 Capital, Donald Trump Jr.’s venture investment firm, increased its stake in rival Polymarket. Kalshi said the contract ended by mutual agreement and discussions on terminating it began in August.

Blockchain gaming project MapleStory Universe (MSU) said on its official X account that an external hack exposed some user data. MSU said it identified unauthorized access to part of its off-chain servers on Nov. 12 and carried out an emergency inspection of all services. The exposed information included user wallet addresses, nicknames, login IP addresses, device information and some email addresses. API keys for 328 apps registered with its developer center were also among the accessed data, MSU said. The project added that its blockchain and smart contracts were not affected, and no asset theft or leak of private keys used for operations had been confirmed. Security measures and an investigation are under way to prevent further damage.

Lending protocol AAVE announced support on Aave Pro for swapping loan assets across Aave V4 markets on Ethereum, Base and Avalanche. Using the CoW Swap-based feature, users can switch borrowed assets to other assets without liquidating their positions.

Pump.fun announced support for Unichain on its app, allowing users to browse and trade tokens in the Unichain ecosystem.

A mail phishing campaign exploiting a SafePal customer data breach has emerged in Italy, Wu Blockchain reported, citing local crypto outlet Criptovaluta. Attackers sent letters posing as SafePal and falsely claimed the hardware wallet had a firmware security flaw, then urged recipients to scan a QR code leading to a fake SafePal website. The letters and phishing site included real customer names, addresses, and order details. SafePal had previously confirmed that a problem with an order-tracking plugin exposed the personal data of about 40,000 customers between March 2025 and April 2026, and that the stolen information was being used in phishing attacks.

According to Nexpace (NXPC), the blockchain gaming platform behind MapleStory Universe (MSU) detected unauthorized external access to part of its off-chain server infrastructure on Nov. 12 and has suspended all services for maintenance since 4:43 a.m. UTC that day. The company said unauthorized access has so far been confirmed involving some users’ wallet addresses, login records, the first 12 characters of email addresses, linked social account information, and the API keys of 328 apps registered with its Builder Center, while the investigation remains ongoing. It added there has been no impact on the blockchain or smart contracts so far, no asset transfers or theft tied to the incident, no exposure of operational private keys, and no risk to assets from the exposed API keys. Services are scheduled to resume around 7:00 p.m. UTC on Nov. 12 after a full replacement of internal operational keys and the completion of inspections, although the timeline could change depending on the results of the review.

Coinbase announced it will delist the APE/USDT, ATOM/USDT, ALGO/BTC, CRV/BTC, ETC/BTC, ICP/BTC, XLM/BTC, APE/EUR, ADA/ETH, 1INCH/GBP, CHZ/GBP and SNX/GBP trading pairs around 12:00 p.m. UTC on Nov. 25.

Wallets linked to crypto market maker Wintermute won 76% of the highest-priority auctions for early access to order information on Hyperliquid over the past month, Bloomberg reported. Under the system, traders who pay a fee can see new buy and sell orders a few milliseconds before other users, allowing them to adjust quotes in advance or hedge on other exchanges. Some critics say the structure favors large trading firms. Hyperliquid said anyone can participate in the auctions and that fee payment records are disclosed on-chain. Wintermute is also known to have posted cumulative profits of $227.01 million from perpetual futures trading in ETH, SOL and other assets on Hyperliquid.

Crypto wallet firm Exodus Movement posted $10.9 million in third-quarter payment business revenue, Crypto Briefing reported. Payment processing volume during the same period was about $1.1 billion, and the payment business accounted for about 33% of total revenue of $32.5 million. Revenue from its existing wallet and crypto trading businesses was $21.6 million. Adjusted EBITDA showed a loss of $3.9 million, improving from a $6.7 million loss in the previous quarter.

Akash Network said it has launched a portal for migrating AKT to Solana. The migration is a one-way, irreversible transfer at a 1:1 ratio, and the portal will remain open for two years. Existing AKT stakers can keep their current positions, with rewards continuing on the Akash Layer 1 chain until the transition point. No date has been set for the transition, while details on staking on Solana will be announced later.