Cosmos Hub is hosting a Zoom webinar on November 13th to discuss real-world Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) applications and interoperability. Engineers will explore how IBC connects independent ledgers.

Worldcoin showed a high domestic trading ratio of 23.2 times the global average, and Stacks (STX) had the largest gap between domestic and international trading ratios. Injective (INJ) recorded the highest trading surge multiple recently. SHIB had the highest Kimchi premium.

In the domestic cryptocurrency market, XRP's trading volume is 9.1 times higher globally, indicating significant interest. While STX and WLD also show a strong concentration in the domestic market, their trading volumes do not match XRP's. Conversely, HYPE and BNB appear to be more actively traded overseas.

Thorchain resumed 7 exchange paths, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tron, on November 3rd, with 10 out of 13 external networks now operational. Cosmos Hub, BNB Chain, and Solana remain restricted. Daily swap fees have increased.

The Cosmos Hub submitted a transparency document regarding governance and fund flows, but it has been processed as 'partially disclosed' due to three deficiencies. The document explains the process of protocol changes through token holder voting and decisions on community pool spending, and also specifies the financial operations of the Cosmos Hub and the Interchain Foundation.

Thorchain has completed its 3.21.1 version update and resumed swaps on 11 chains, including AVAX, BTC, and ETH. Swaps for ATOM, BSC, and SOL remain halted. The completion of upgrades across all nodes is crucial for improving swap performance. This update is also expected to have a positive impact on Monero listings.

The stablecoin supply decreased by 3.8% over 30 days, with Tether and Circle accounting for most of the decline. While there was a net inflow into the Hyperliquid ETF, the eCash and NEAR Protocol ETFs recorded net outflows. The number of Ripple holding addresses increased, and there were also updates regarding the postponement of cryptocurrency taxation and related regulations.

Thorchain has resumed most of its swap operations. However, trading and withdrawals on Cosmos Hub, BNB Smart Chain, and Solana remain restricted. A total of 14 nodes have yet to complete their upgrades.

Thorchain has resumed swaps for multiple chains including AVAX, BCH, BTC, DOGE, and ETH following its 3.21.1 update. Swaps for ATOM, BSC, and SOL remain halted. Performance issues are expected to be resolved and Monero integration is anticipated once all nodes are updated.

THORChain has resumed swap transactions on most networks after a halt caused by an Ethereum block reorg, leading to a 15% surge in RUNE price. Some networks remain on alert, and the halt also impacted the movement of funds from the Binance hack.

Thorchain has resumed asset swaps across 7 networks, which were halted after an Ethereum block reorganization incident on October 31st. Swaps for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tron have resumed, but those for BNB Smart Chain, Cosmos Hub, and Solana remain suspended. The FBI has identified a North Korea-linked hacking group and requested transaction blocking.

CertiK will offer a 20% discount on security services, a $200,000 grant, and free compliance tools to Abu Dhabi's Hub71 portfolio companies. This collaboration aims to enhance the security and regulatory compliance of Hub71 companies.

Crypto.com analyzed that the DeFi liquidity pressure increased due to the aftermath of the Binance security incident, but it stabilized within a day. Fund outflows from spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs continued, and movements towards institutional adoption of digital assets also continued.

Cosmos Hub plans to review issuance rules, staking rewards, and hub revenue distribution as separate governance proposals. Sequential reviews will begin in early December, with each proposal to be decided through forum discussions and on-chain voting.

Cosmos contributors are preparing for a public review process to overhaul the economic structure of its native token, ATOM, and the Hub roadmap. Discussions will cover adjustments to ATOM issuance rules, improvements to long-term staking incentives, and the reflection of revenue reward systems, with a target to begin the review in early December.

Cosmos is preparing to review ATOM tokenomics with separate governance proposals covering issuance, staking incentives, and revenue mechanisms. Public review is expected to begin in early December.

Cosmos (ATOM) saw a 5.01% drop on Binance, with open interest decreasing by 5.13%. The funding rate was negative, indicating that short-position holders paid long-position holders. ATOM was included in Paxos Crypto Brokerage's supported assets.

Cosmos (ATOM) has fallen 2.48% in the last 24 hours, trading below seven key moving averages, with the stochastic indicator showing oversold conditions. Binance announced the cessation of trading for 12 pairs, including ATOM/BTC.

Binance has decided to delist 12 spot trading pairs in the BTC market, including AAVE and TAO, starting from the 30th. This action follows a recent review, and these tokens will continue to be available for trading in other pairs.