[Monad Co-Founder: Locked MON Tokens Cannot Be Staked] On November 8, Monad Co-Founder Keone Hon stated that as the public mainnet is about to go live, locked MON tokens will not be eligible for staking. When the Monad network launches, it will feature 200 validator nodes distributed globally and running on consumer-grade hardware.

[Stables Labs Launches USDX Recovery Plan and Opens Claim Registration Window] On November 8, Stables Labs announced the launch of the USDX recovery plan, aiming to provide USDX holders affected by market liquidity conditions and liquidation dynamics with a recovery path referenced to a value of 1 USD. This plan is voluntary in nature and does not constitute a guarantee, redemption obligation, or collective investment product. The balances of affected holders will be determined through on-chain snapshots, and the recovery progress will be disclosed in phases and made verifiable.

[Machi ETH Long Position Increased to $12.98 Million, Liquidation Price $3,314.8] On November 8, HyperInsight monitoring showed that 'Machi' increased their 25x ETH long position to 3,750.33 ETH, approximately $12.98 million. The current position has an unrealized profit of $360,000, with a liquidation price of $3,314.8.

[CZ Denies Any Association with the Trump Family] Binance founder CZ stated in an interview with Fox News that he was surprised by the pardon and explicitly denied any connection with the Trump family.

[Fox Denies Trump's Statement on Inflation Decline] Fox News cited the latest data from the U.S. Department of Labor to refute President Trump's remarks about declining inflation. On November 6, Trump claimed that the prices of 'all goods' were decreasing, but Fox pointed out that the U.S. Department of Labor's data showed the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 3% year-on-year in September, marking the highest level since January this year. Regarding specific product prices, coffee prices increased by 18.9%, natural gas prices rose by 11.7%, electricity bills went up by 5.1%, and car repair costs climbed by 11.5%. Additionally, brands such as Chipotle, Coca-Cola, and Crocs mentioned during conference calls with Wall Street analysts that middle- and low-income consumers have reduced their purchases of related products due to rising prices.