In the domestic cryptocurrency market, XRP garnered the most attention, accounting for 23.38% of trading value. WLD and ONDO also showed high domestic trading proportions, but their prices have recently declined. RLUSD experienced a surge in trading volume with no price change, and XRP had the highest kimchi premium.

The cryptocurrency market showed mixed trends, with Bitcoin and Ethereum experiencing slight gains. Bitcoin's dominance expanded, but a short-term wait-and-see attitude was observed as derivatives trading volume decreased. Most altcoins showed an upward trend.

A total of 5 coins set new all-time highs, while OUSG and FIUSD maintained their existing all-time highs. Additionally, 6 coins hit new all-time lows, with EXOD trading at its lowest point. The top 5 coins by market capitalization, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, are currently in a correction phase from their respective all-time highs.

Following the Binance hack, the Monetary Authority of Singapore warned that cryptocurrency trading is not suitable for the general public, and even licensed operators cannot avoid the risk of losses. It urged consumers to be cautious and reiterated that Binance is not licensed in Singapore.

Singapore's MAS warns crypto trading is unsuitable for the general public, citing risks amplified by the Binance hack. Even licensed firms can't fully prevent losses due to inherent crypto volatility.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore warned of the risks of virtual asset trading, citing the Binance hacking incident, and stated that it is not suitable for the general public. The authority emphasized that even licensed companies cannot prevent losses due to the inherent risks of virtual assets.

In the altcoin spot ETF market, ZEC recorded net inflows, while SOL, LINK, and HYPE experienced net outflows. Several other altcoin ETFs, including XRP, Dogecoin, and Avalanche, maintained a neutral trend.

The cryptocurrency market showed mixed trends, with Bitcoin experiencing a slight decline while Ethereum saw an increase. Both Bitcoin and Ethereum's market shares grew, and a decrease in derivatives trading volume indicates short-term wait-and-see sentiment.

The 24-hour trading volume in the major meme coin market decreased by 11.1% compared to the previous day. However, the trading volume on the BNB Chain saw a significant increase of 135.6%. Solana and Robinhood chains were also included as major markets.

On November 5th, DEX daily trading volume increased by 2.8% to $11.7 billion compared to the previous day. The most notable trading pair was Green Morning (GM/USDT), which surged by 4958%, with GM/USDT, RLUSD/USDS, and cbBTC/WETH ranking among the top trading volumes.

BNB Chain introduces CAS20 and Jenner for enhanced token control on BSC, allowing creators to manage transfers, token supply, and pausing functionality as part of its new L1 development.

BNB Chain introduces a 'Payment Lane' on BSC to reserve capacity for BNB transfers during network congestion. This aims to prevent trading and other app activities from consuming all resources, ensuring smoother transactions for qualifying payments.

Jenner is now live on the BNB Smart Chain (BSC) testnet, bringing potential changes to payments, app timing, and token tools. Further details on features, access, or mainnet launch are not yet specified.

Blockchain analysis firm TRM Labs has characterized the $6.3 billion hack of Binance as 'cyber warfare' by North Korean hackers and warned that similar attacks will increase in the future. The attackers planted malware on an engineer's PC and accessed the wallet via an AI tool. North Korea has stolen funds equivalent to about one-third of its GDP, and TRM Labs is calling for aggressive cyber operations, including counter-hacking.

TRM Labs labels the $6.3B Binance hack as cyber warfare, attributing it to North Korean group TraitorTrader. They warn such attacks will continue due to their effectiveness and potential for significant profit, urging offensive cyber operations in response.

TRM Labs has defined the Binance hack as North Korea's cyber warfare and warned that the threat from North Korean hacker organizations will continue. North Korea stole an amount equivalent to about one-third of its GDP through this attack, and TRM Labs urged offensive cyber operations against North Korea's hacking money laundering network.

BNB Chain is seeking community input on its new Layer 1 blockchain through an open forum. Users are encouraged to share questions, ideas, and feedback regarding the L1 development.

A $6.3 billion Binance hack, attributed to North Korean hackers, highlights the escalating cyber warfare in crypto. TRM Labs notes industry's rapid response, freezing $2.67B in stablecoins, but warns of increasing state-sponsored attacks and the need for offensive cyber strategies.

The cryptocurrency market is showing weakness, with both Bitcoin and Ethereum declining. A decrease in Bitcoin's dominance suggests a shift of funds to altcoins, while a drop in derivatives trading volume indicates a wait-and-see attitude.

Eight days after a $6.3 billion hack, Binance has yet to disclose the asset size of its hot wallet. Meanwhile, other exchanges are moving to disclose the proportion of assets held in cold wallets. Discussions are arising regarding the mandatory disclosure of asset storage ratios between hot and cold wallets.