Key Takeaways
- • Binance has replaced about 98% of the roughly $6.34 billion stolen in an October 29 theft, leaving about $127 million still to be covered, according to the primary source.
- • Binance began reopening withdrawals for 62 more tokens on November 5 across six networks, and its proof of reserves now covers 44 tokens, up from 10.
- • US spot ether ETFs took in $53 million on November 4, their first inflow after about $515 million of outflows the prior week; ETH trades near $2,263 and faces resistance at $2,439.
- • NEAR holders voted on November 2 to cut the top yearly issuance rate from 2.5% to 1.6%, phasing in over 24 months and still subject to a review and a 90-day wait.
- • This article is a paid promotional press release for Pepeto, a presale token whose claims of up to 300x returns are unverified and should be treated as marketing rather than reporting.
Summary
Binance has replaced about 98% of the funds taken in a theft on October 29, which the article puts at roughly $6.34 billion, the largest theft on record. On November 5 the exchange began reopening withdrawals for 62 additional tokens across six networks. Its proof of reserves, a check that customer balances are backed one-to-one, now covers 44 tokens, up from 10. The remaining shortfall is described as roughly $127 million, held in harder-to-recover tokens.
Ether-linked products showed a rebound. According to the article, US spot ether ETFs took in $53 million on November 4, their first inflow after about $515 million left the prior week. ETH traded at $2,263 on CoinMarketCap, up 7.8% on the day, and was testing resistance at $2,439, with $2,500 about 3% higher as the next level.
NEAR traded at $3.70, up 2.8%, after holders on November 2 approved cutting the top annual rate of new coin issuance from 2.5% to 1.6%. The change phases in over 24 months but still requires a review and a 90-day waiting period. The article cites about $4.70, reached in late October, as the likely resistance zone.
The source is an openPR press release from Pepeto, which promotes its presale and exchange product and projects up to 300x returns after listing. These projections, along with claims of an audit by SolidProof and a $11.2 million presale raise, are the company's own assertions and are not independently verified here. The release also contains a disclaimer that its content is educational and not personalized advice. The market data and Binance details above are the only portions of the piece that can be treated as reporting.
Ether-linked products showed a rebound. According to the article, US spot ether ETFs took in $53 million on November 4, their first inflow after about $515 million left the prior week. ETH traded at $2,263 on CoinMarketCap, up 7.8% on the day, and was testing resistance at $2,439, with $2,500 about 3% higher as the next level.
NEAR traded at $3.70, up 2.8%, after holders on November 2 approved cutting the top annual rate of new coin issuance from 2.5% to 1.6%. The change phases in over 24 months but still requires a review and a 90-day waiting period. The article cites about $4.70, reached in late October, as the likely resistance zone.
The source is an openPR press release from Pepeto, which promotes its presale and exchange product and projects up to 300x returns after listing. These projections, along with claims of an audit by SolidProof and a $11.2 million presale raise, are the company's own assertions and are not independently verified here. The release also contains a disclaimer that its content is educational and not personalized advice. The market data and Binance details above are the only portions of the piece that can be treated as reporting.
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