[Trump Says Unfavorable Ruling Could Lead to Tariff Refunds Exceeding $3 Trillion] U.S. President Trump stated that the U.S. Supreme Court was provided with incorrect data. If an unfavorable ruling is made on the tariff issue, the refund amount will exceed $3 trillion, including invested funds, funds pending investment, and repatriated funds. A blow of this magnitude would constitute an insurmountable national security incident and have a devastating impact on the future of the United States, potentially making it difficult for the nation to sustain itself.

[Whale Deposits 1.19 Million USDC into HyperLiquid and Opens UNI Long Position] On-chain data shows that address '0xB29' deposited 1.19 million USDC into the HyperLiquid platform and opened a 5x leveraged UNI long position. The total value of the position is $4.47 million, with a liquidation price set at $7.4.

[A certain whale bought 75,418 ETH within 12 hours, total holdings reach 266,901 ETH] According to monitoring by Lookonchain, a certain whale who previously borrowed 66,000 ETH for selling has purchased 75,418 ETH (worth $269.46 million) in the past 12 hours. Currently, they hold 266,901 ETH (worth $949 million).

[Pacifica Active Users Surpass 30,000, Points Supply Reaches 123 Million] On November 11, data shows that the perpetual contract trading platform Pacifica on the Solana chain has surpassed 30,000 active users, with a trading volume of $1.05 billion, open interest of approximately $45.92 million, and current TVL of around $38.98 million. Since Pacifica increased the regular points distribution by 20 times, the points supply has reached 123 million. Pacifica was founded in January 2025 by three co-founders, including former FTX COO Constance Wang. Two months later, the testnet was launched, and the mainnet went live on June 10.

[U.S. Government Shutdown May Delay Economic Data, Impacting Markets] After the U.S. government shutdown ends, Wall Street may face key economic reports delayed by more than a month. Morgan Stanley economists predict that September employment data could be released as early as this Friday, but it is more likely to be published early next week. In the worst-case scenario, the October Consumer Price Index (CPI), Producer Price Index (PPI), and Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index may not be released. Economists stated that the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics might attempt to piece together inflation trends, but the quality of the reports could be affected, and their release may be delayed. Missing data could influence the Federal Reserve's decision on whether to cut interest rates for the third consecutive meeting.