Arbitrum has launched a new perpetual market on perp.city focused on trading internet security risks, allowing users to speculate on the potential for internet-wide disruptions.

USDG stablecoin supply has surged 10x, driven by GMX integrations. Arbitrum is incentivizing builders to create demand for USDG through its Stablecoin Growth Program, offering ARB tokens and support.

BNB plans to resume withdrawals for HYPE, INJ, APT, PLASMA, NEAR, and LTC by the end of next week. Withdrawals will also be restored for all tokens on networks already back online, including BSC, ETH, MATIC, ARB, POL, and OP.

Ethereum Layer 2 network Arbitrum (ARB) is partnering with Robinhood to build its own chain. This partnership is expected to play a crucial role in Robinhood's blockchain technology development.

Binance plans to resume withdrawal services for some cryptocurrencies such as HYPE, INJ, and APT by next weekend. All tokens supported on networks that have already been restored, including BSC, ETH, MATIC, ARB, and OP, also aim to resume withdrawals by the same period.

Binance plans to resume withdrawal services for some virtual assets, including HYPE, INJ, and APT, by the end of next week. Additionally, the exchange aims to resume withdrawals for all tokens on recovered networks such as BSC, Ethereum, and Polygon by the same timeframe.

Avalanche C-Chain recorded the lowest average ERC-20 transfer fee of 0.9 won and a DEX transaction fee of 34 won among the 9 chains compared from January to August 2026. This suggests a correlation between low transaction costs and fee capture rates.

Olympus DAO has integrated its OHM bridge to 7 chains through Chainlink CCIP. The existing LayerZero bridge has been shut down, establishing transfer capacity and controls between EVM chains other than Ethereum.

Olympus DAO has integrated its official bridge for the token OHM with Chainlink CCIP. The previous LayerZero bridge has been closed, and it supports 7 chains including Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base. This integration enhances the interoperability of OHM transfers.

Binance has requested the Arbitrum DAO to return 8,425.997 ETH and 74,559,805.2 ARB frozen on the Arbitrum network. These assets are intended to be used to cover customer losses, and a DAO vote is required for their return.

Binance has requested the return of frozen ETH and ARB to ArbitrumDAO. The returned assets will be used to replenish reserves used to cover customer losses, and the decision is expected to take over seven weeks.

Following the US midterm elections, Bitcoin has recovered to $80,000. Other news includes a large outflow of XRP from Binance, the Ukrainian central bank's request for amendments to the virtual asset bill, an increase in US debt, a bank report on the Binance hack, withdrawal suspensions by Coincheck, Lido's token swap, MiniCoin payment adoption by IPX, and the sale of Bitcoin by Kaleido Infrastructure.

Lido has launched its token swap feature on the Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base networks. Built on CoW Swap, users can initiate trades directly from the Lido interface. Safeguards utilizing Chainlink price feeds are in place for large-value swaps.

Lido (LDO) has launched a token swap feature built on CoW Swap. It supports Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base, and for large swaps, it utilizes price protection and Chainlink oracles to reduce the risk of unfavorable exchange rates.

Lido has launched a token swap feature based on CowSwap. It supports Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base chains, and offers price protection for large swaps and risk reduction features utilizing Chainlink oracles.

Regarding the Binance hacking incident, the South Korean government has not yet begun discussions on a response, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is considering additional measures, including independent cyber sanctions. The FBI has pointed to North Korea as the perpetrator, and Binance has replenished 98% of the stolen amount with its own funds and resumed withdrawals for some assets.

Aero has secured the second position among Arbitrum DEXs in 24-hour trading volume, reaching approximately $33.11 million, trailing only Uniswap which recorded around $221 million.

Aero (AERO), launched on the Arbitrum chain, has climbed into the top 3 DEX trading volumes on the chain within just 12 days. As of November 3rd, its 24-hour trading volume reached $24.53 million, securing the second position in comparisons among exchanges on Arbitrum.

Aero has rapidly become a top 3 DEX on Arbitrum by daily trading volume, achieving this milestone just 12 days after its launch, according to ChainCatcher.