TREE NEWS reports: American Bitcoin Corp (ABTC), the Trump-family-backed bitcoin miner, added 127 bitcoin to its treasury, bringing its total holdings to 8,427 BTC. The accumulation was disclosed by Bitcoin Treasuries monitoring on Nov. 5. The purchase adds to the company’s existing bitcoin reserve.
TREE NEWS update: BeiGene reported third-quarter 2026 global revenue of $1.9 billion, up 34% year over year, with Brukinsa (zanubrutinib) contributing $1.4 billion, also up 34%. GAAP diluted earnings per ADS were $3.28 and non-GAAP diluted earnings per ADS were $4.59. The company raised its full-year 2026 revenue guidance to $6.9–7.0 billion, with GAAP operating income of $1.2–1.3 billion and non-GAAP operating income of $1.9–2.0 billion.
TREE NEWS update: Binance co-founder Yi He called on all third-party platforms integrated with the exchange to review their security controls and monitor for unusual activity, saying any concerns should be reported immediately. The appeal follows Binance’s precautionary removal of all API keys linked to SignalPlus after the third-party platform flagged a potential security issue. Yi He said the challenge cannot be handled by any single company alone.
TREE NEWS update: South Korea’s finance ministry and central bank said a report that the country was considering large-scale purchases of long-term US Treasuries is “not consistent with the facts,” adding that the composition and management of foreign exchange reserves are not disclosed publicly. The denial followed a report by the Korea Economic Daily that Seoul was weighing such purchases.
TREE NEWS update: Russian President’s Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov said on November 5 that Russia’s interests regarding Ukraine do not depend on the domestic situation in the United States and will be safeguarded under any circumstances. Peskov made the remarks in response to questions about how the US political environment might affect Moscow’s stance.
TREE NEWS reports: The Bank of England is widely expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points to 4%, the first increase in more than three years, driven by energy price rises linked to the US-Iran conflict. Markets will watch the vote split, with a majority of committee members forecast to back a hike versus only three in September, and whether forward guidance is adjusted. The central bank is also expected to sharply raise its inflation forecasts while slightly lifting this year’s GDP growth estimate.
TREE NEWS update: NIO founder Li Bin and Geely Chairman Li Shufu discussed the mismatch between battery and vehicle lifespans at the 2026 World Internet Conference’s Wuzhen auto night event on Nov. 5, saying the issue must be viewed over a 15-year vehicle lifecycle. It was their first public dialogue since the two companies reached a battery-swapping strategic cooperation on Sept. 28.
TREE NEWS update: China has launched a full-industry-chain talent training program to cultivate “AI+machinery” composite professionals, the China Machinery Industry Federation said. The initiative, begun this year, is positioned as core support for the sector’s upgrade and transformation. Experts cited a structural skills mismatch: AI specialists lack industrial process knowledge, while machinery technicians lack AI application skills.
TREE NEWS reports: American Bitcoin, the Eric Trump co-founded miner, reported a $126 million quarterly profit that depended on a $197.3 million accounting gain on the bitcoin it holds. Without that gain, the company would have posted a loss of about $70 million before taxes, as output, revenue and margins all slipped from the second quarter.
TREE NEWS reports: USDT in Paraguay is trading at a 13% premium on Bybit following the closure of local exchange Ueno, with listings showing a sharp gap between buying and selling prices. Paraguay’s central bank is preparing deposit-guarantee payments for Ueno savers. The premium reflects strained dollar liquidity as users turn to stablecoins.
TREE NEWS update: Oman’s Foreign Minister Badr al-Busaidi and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi spoke by phone on Nov. 5, stressing the need to move from easing tensions to consolidating sustainable consensus. The two sides discussed practical arrangements to safeguard maritime routes and a joint technical mechanism to keep international trade and energy shipments flowing, aiming to end the state of war and prevent renewed regional conflict.
TREE NEWS update: Binance has revoked SignalPlus API keys following a security warning, the exchange said, telling users of the trading tool to check positions and open orders directly on Binance. Users should wait for confirmation of a full resolution before reconnecting, Binance added. The exchange did not specify the nature of the security issue.
TREE NEWS update: China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said on the 5th that the country will actively and prudently advance the safe, healthy and orderly development of its low-altitude equipment industry, with safety as a precondition. The statement was made by a relevant official of the ministry. No further details or specific policy measures were disclosed.
TREE NEWS update: Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday that all Russian diesel bound for the United States will find buyers under agreements reached between Moscow and Washington. Peskov urged that the rerouting of tankers not be linked to the US midterm election results, saying commercial details could not be disclosed. Reports said two of three tankers carrying Russian diesel to the US changed course after threats from Democrats and US authorities against the companies involved.
TREE NEWS update: Binance has proactively removed all API keys associated with third-party platform SignalPlus following a potential security issue reported by SignalPlus, the exchange said on November 5. Binance’s own systems were unaffected and user funds remain safe. Users who have used SignalPlus are advised to check their Binance positions and open orders, avoid re-linking API keys until SignalPlus confirms the issue is fully resolved, and enable IP whitelisting.
TREE NEWS reports: China’s hydrogen industry investment reached 28.7 billion yuan in the first three quarters of the year, up 108% year-on-year, the National Energy Administration said. More than 10 renewable hydrogen projects began construction, adding 100,000 tonnes of annual capacity. Operating renewable hydrogen capacity now exceeds 350,000 tonnes a year, over 50% of the global total, with more than 1.2 million tonnes a year under construction.
TREE NEWS update: Tron Inc. (NASDAQ: TRON) purchased 155,372 TRX at an average price of $0.3218, worth about $49,470, on November 5. The company now holds more than 722 million TRX in total. The purchase was flagged by on-chain monitoring.
TREE NEWS update: The 9th Hongqiao International Economic Forum’s Hong Kong sub-forum was held in Shanghai on the afternoon of the China International Import Expo’s opening day, co-hosted by the Ministry of Commerce, the Hong Kong SAR government and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council. Chief Executive John Lee attended and delivered remarks, Commerce Minister Wang Wentao gave a video address, and Vice Minister Yan Dong attended.
TREE NEWS update: Crystal Optoelectronics plans to repurchase between RMB 100 million and RMB 200 million of its shares at a maximum price of RMB 28 per share, the company said. The buyback, intended for resale, covers an estimated 3.5714 million to 7.1429 million shares, or 0.26% to 0.51% of total share capital, and must be completed within three months of board approval.
TREE NEWS update: OpenAI said Thursday it will avoid using non-disclosure agreements when negotiating data center projects and will ensure local residents do not have to pay for the electricity those projects require. The commitments form part of a framework OpenAI argues should be incorporated into laws regulating AI expansion. The announcement came two days after voters across the U.S. backed candidates at various levels of government who favor restricting data center development and tightening AI oversight.