Flash News

TREE NEWS update: AnubisChain has established partnerships or completed integrations with a group of Web3 infrastructure and ecosystem platforms including Layerzero, Stargate, The Graph, DEXTools, CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, AC Wallet, Bitget Wallet, OpenFour and goPlay. The integrations span on-chain data, market analysis, wallet services, asset issuance and gaming, as the public chain builds out its ecosystem and lowers barriers for developers and users.

TREE NEWS update: Derivatives platform SkyArrow announced it will soon go live, with AnubisChain as its first supported network and settlement layer. Users can post the on-chain stablecoin DAI as margin for perpetual contracts on BTC and ETH with up to 50x leverage. The platform uses hybrid order-book and AMM matching and a cross-chain margin account that pools collateral across chains, and will launch trading incentives and market-maker rebates.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin failed to sustain its rebound after reclaiming $80,000 and fell back to the $75,000-$76,000 range, pressured by a sharp selloff in US tech and AI stocks, CryptoQuant said. Spot demand remains weak: futures positioning improved briefly but spot buying has not recovered, and ETF flows and stablecoin liquidity are still soft. About 11,003 BTC left exchanges on Nov. 5, while wallets holding over 10,000 BTC turned net buyers on a 60-day basis.

TREE NEWS reports: Gate recorded a net capital inflow of approximately $203 million over the past 24 hours, ranking third among global centralized exchanges. The figure places the exchange behind only the top two CEXs by 24-hour net inflow.

TREE NEWS reports: The Republican Party’s heavy defeat in the US midterm elections signals a potential upheaval in Washington’s Middle East policy, with voters including Vice President Vance broadly favoring an end to the war with Iran and a change in the US relationship with Israel. The assessment was reported five days after the vote.

TREE NEWS update: A Saudi-led coalition air strike hit a market in Yemen’s Taiz province on the morning of the 6th, causing heavy casualties. The Houthis reported the strike on the morning of the 6th local time. Saudi Arabia has not responded to the claim.

TREE NEWS update: Guangdong Xianrui Technology, a controlled subsidiary of Guangzhi Technology, signed a long-term supply intention agreement with Coherent Corp. to provide 6-inch indium phosphide substrates to Coherent’s Swiss and Swedish plants from 2027 to 2029. The deal is valued at no less than $601 million and may be extended by one year. The final agreement is still pending signature and requires an export license for the substrates.

TREE NEWS reports: Samsung Electronics co-CEO Roh Tae-moon bought 3,000 of the company’s shares at 210,000 won each, for a total of 630 million won, amid a sharp recent decline in the stock price following the U.S. midterm elections. The purchase raised his holding to 127,280 shares from 124,280. The move is seen as a signal of his commitment to responsible management.

TREE NEWS update: The China Securities Regulatory Commission has approved the registration of sunflower seed oil futures and options on the Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange, the regulator said. The CSRC will urge the exchange to complete preparatory work to ensure a smooth launch and stable operation of the contracts.

TREE NEWS update: A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction barring Kalshi from offering sports contracts on the lands of two California tribes. The ruling restricts the prediction market’s sports event contracts on tribal territory in California. The injunction is preliminary, meaning the case will proceed while the order remains in effect.

TREE NEWS update: Hong Kong will implement crypto-asset reporting from 2027, covering bitcoin, ether and Solana, as part of a global push to strengthen digital-asset tax oversight and curb cross-border tax evasion. Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Christopher Hui said reporting crypto-asset service providers linked to Hong Kong must register with tax authorities and keep due-diligence records, with a task force set up to offer technical support. The industry is watching the scope of covered providers and the list of first exchange partners.

TREE NEWS update: Singapore police blocked more than S$17.4 million ($13.6 million) in potential losses during a crypto anti-scam operation from Sept. 1 to Oct. 31, working with eight digital payment token service providers including Coinbase, Coinhako, DTCPay, Gemini, Independent Reserve, OKX, StraitsX and Upbit. More than 383 potential scam victims were identified, with interventions covering impersonation of government officials, investment and job scams. Blockchain analytics from Chainalysis and TRM Labs supported the effort, and on-chain intelligence shared with the FBI, New South Wales Police and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre identified 32 overseas potential victims.

TREE NEWS reports: The onshore yuan closed at 6.6711 per dollar at 16:30 Beijing time, down 1 pip from the previous official close. It also fell 31 pips from the prior overnight session close.

TREE NEWS update: Guotai Haitong completed its first stock purchases under the third batch of China’s Securities, Funds and Insurance companies Swap Facility (SFISF) after finishing preparatory work, the brokerage said. It has conducted repo financing transactions and executed the initial equity buys. Guotai Haitong said it will continue using the swap facility to increase holdings of A-share stocks and equity ETFs.

TREE NEWS update: China’s State Administration for Market Regulation has issued a draft of Outdoor Advertising Compliance Guidelines for public consultation. The 20-article draft refines rules under the Advertising Law, covering content standards and conduct rules tailored to the outdoor advertising sector. Articles 1-3 set out the legal basis and scope, while Articles 4-5 define basic principles and requirements for compliance.

TREE NEWS update: Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing reported record revenue and shareholder profit for the first nine months of the year, with both figures hitting all-time highs for the period. 30. Third-quarter profit slipped slightly year on year. IPO fundraising was strong and northbound trading volumes surged, while southbound turnover from mainland investors into Hong Kong stocks contracted notably.

TREE NEWS update: Rui Fang (Shanghai) Private Fund Management Co. said it and core team members will use RMB 500 million of their own capital to subscribe to the firm’s products within two weeks of the announcement, citing confidence in China’s capital markets and its active management team. The purchase far exceeds the typical single-firm self-purchase level seen this year and is expected to set a record for a single private fund self-purchase in recent years.

TREE NEWS update: China Rare Earth announced it is planning to acquire equity in Chixi (Liangshan) Rare Earth Co. through a share issuance and raise matching funds. Trading in the company’s shares has been suspended since the market open on Nov. 2, 2026, and is expected to last no more than 10 trading days. The company said it is actively advancing the transaction and negotiating terms, and the stock will remain suspended due to uncertainty.