The 'High Winning Rate Whale' placed multiple orders and added 100 BTC worth $1.102 million

[CZ Responds to 3x Shorting ASTER Incident: Anyone Can Trade Freely] On November 3, in response to the situation where an address opened a 3x short during ASTER's surge last night, CZ stated that this is a decentralized world where anyone can choose to short, go long, or hold assets.

$400 Million Whale Long Positions with Approximately $17.97 Million Unrealized Losses On-chain data shows that an investor nicknamed '100% Win Rate Whale' currently holds four long positions with a total value of approximately $400 million, with an overall unrealized loss of about $17.97 million, all in a loss state. Among them, the SOL (Solana) long position has an unrealized loss of as much as $11.67 million per coin. This situation has attracted market attention, highlighting the significant impact of recent market fluctuations on large long positions.

US President Trump denies knowing about Binance CEO Zhao Changpeng, despite previous reports linking the Trump family's cryptocurrency transactions to a pardon decision. According to reports, Trump once granted amnesty to a cryptocurrency related criminal, raising doubts about his family's relationship with the cryptocurrency industry. This matter has sparked widespread discussion in the cryptocurrency community, with some people concerned about potential conflicts of interest. （Decrypt）

[OKX Announces the Listing of Horizen (ZEN)] OKX has announced the addition of Horizen (ZEN) to multiple services, including futures contracts, officially launching on 2025-11-03 at 14:00 (UTC+8). Important Notes: - ZEN perpetual contracts will go live at 14:00 (UTC+8) on November 3, 2025. Please plan accordingly. - The funding fee settlement cycle is every 4 hours. If the funding rate reaches the upper or lower limit, the settlement frequency will be adjusted to once per hour. - The leverage range is from 0.01x to 50x. Investors should pay attention to risk management.

While the move helps avoid potential liquidity crises that could damage financial markets, it falls short of being as stimulative to risk assets as the Fed's other moves, such as QE.