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TREE NEWS update: Pump.fun has added cross-margin trading, TWAP execution and manual margin adjustments to its perpetual futures service, which runs on Hyperliquid and launched with isolated margin on Oct. 28. The upgrade lets users share margin across positions rather than ring-fencing collateral per trade, and gives them time-weighted execution for larger orders.

TREE NEWS reports: Morgan Stanley transferred 48,828 SOL, worth about $4.01 million, from its MSOL Solana ETF wallet to Coinbase Prime, on-chain data from Onchain Lens shows. The transfer was made roughly 10 minutes before the data was recorded. The wallet is identified as 9TtddX…9V8. The move marks a large transfer of Solana tokens from an ETF-linked wallet to the exchange’s prime brokerage arm.

TREE NEWS update: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said armored vehicle maker Roshel’s takeover of a Stellantis NV plant is part of the solution. Carney made the remark in comments on the deal, which transfers a Stellantis NV factory to the Canadian armored vehicle producer. He did not provide further details on the terms or timing of the transaction.

TREE NEWS update: Iran’s Supreme National Security Council secretary Mohsen Rezaei said reports that he plans to meet US Vice President Vance are “completely false and baseless,” calling all US claims of continued negotiations and talks in Qatar “lies.” Rezaei said Iran has demanded a clear response to its conditions, but Washington has not replied and its response has been deceptive.

TREE NEWS reports: Ambire said the Ledger SDK’s reporting code includes destination addresses and device details by default, and that it kept the affected versions out of production. The disclosure centers on signing metadata being transmitted automatically rather than only on request. Ambire did not say which versions were affected or how it isolated them.

TREE NEWS update: Stellantis NV is transferring its idle Canadian factory near Toronto to Canadian armored vehicle manufacturer Roshel Inc. The European automaker is handing the facility to the defense-sector producer, which makes armored vehicles. No financial terms of the transfer were disclosed.

TREE NEWS update: Bitcoin developer Luke Dashjr is promoting a fork of the Bitcoin Improvement Proposal repository as the “official” version, restoring his editor listing and reinstating BIP-110’s “Complete” status. The original bitcoin/bips repository remains active with five editors. The move follows a dispute over editorial control of the BIP process.

TREE NEWS update: NVIDIA unveiled GR00T 2, a humanoid robot foundation model featuring onboard control, alongside a 100,000-hour human-demonstration dataset and companion tools that are available now. The company said model weights and adaptation recipes will be released in December. The release gives robotics developers a prebuilt dataset and tooling for training and deploying humanoid control models.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin has fallen 16.5% so far in 2026 after dropping 6.34% in 2025, putting it on course for its first back-to-back annual decline in its 18-year history, Peter Schiff said on X. The bitcoin critic and gold advocate noted the cryptocurrency has never before posted two consecutive losing calendar years.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin dropped below $73,000, hitting a fresh 10-week low, with Coinbase printing a low that undercut Sunday’s trough by nearly 1%. Kraken also recorded a sub-$73,000 print, confirming the move across major exchanges.

TREE NEWS update: US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on June 10 that an impeachment effort pushed by Republican Representative Thomas Massie is a “political stunt” aimed at harming President Donald Trump. Speaking at a Pentagon press conference, Hegseth said Massie filed the measure over personal grievances and political disagreements, seeking to damage the Trump administration and the US military before leaving office. He said no US defense secretary has ever been impeached for carrying out lawful military operations.

TREE NEWS update: Polymarket said its revenue run rate has topped $1.8 billion, with the US exchange recording $14.77 billion in October face-value turnover. Fees vary by contract price, product and trader tier, the company noted. The disclosure marks a sharp scale-up in trading activity for the prediction market.

TREE NEWS update: Visa has added Monad to its stablecoin settlement network, enabling institutions to move funds on a seven-day settlement model that extends beyond the traditional banking week. Mastercard announced a similar expansion in June. The move expands Visa’s blockchain-based settlement capabilities to another network.

TREE NEWS update: Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade has no new testnet date as auditors assess which live contracts could be affected by its gas changes, Ethlabs said. The research group is recommending no decision on the upgrade until audit results are clear. The delay leaves the timing of the next major Ethereum network change uncertain.

TREE NEWS update: Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Secretary Rezaei said Tehran has demanded a clear, explicit response from the US to Iran’s conditions but has received none, calling the US reply deceptive. He said all US claims about continuing negotiations with Iran and holding talks in Qatar are lies.

TREE NEWS reports: A perpetual futures contract tied to Anthropic, ticker ANT, is trading above the company’s IPO range on Hyperliquid, referencing one Class A share. The contract gives traders no equity ownership or IPO allocation rights and is expected to keep trading after the listing. The ANT perp thus offers price exposure to the AI firm without any shareholder claim.

TREE NEWS update: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission released its enforcement results for fiscal year 2026, which ended September 30. The agency said its Division of Enforcement stayed focused on its core responsibility of protecting investors throughout the year. The announcement did not specify case numbers or penalties in the excerpt provided.

TREE NEWS reports: Angola’s eurobonds led declines across frontier and emerging markets as investors focused on Brent crude futures falling through the $90 psychological threshold. The move in the southern African oil exporter’s dollar debt came as the oil price benchmark slipped below the round-number level. No further details were provided.

TREE NEWS reports: Anthropic’s IPO valuation depends on whether basic or fully diluted shares are used. At the top of the IPO price range of $78, the roughly 13.087 billion economic shares outstanding after the IPO and a $26 billion private placement imply a market value of about $1.02 trillion. The $1.405 trillion figure cited by CNBC uses a fully diluted count of about 18 billion shares, including unexercised options, unvested RSUs and reserved equity plan shares, which would not be issued at once.