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TREE NEWS update: The 2026 China Capital Markets Academic Annual Conference opened in Shanghai on November 14. Zhou Xiaochuan, vice chairman of the 12th National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, attended and delivered the opening speech. Wu Qing, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission and president of the China Capital Market Society, and Shanghai Mayor Zhu Zhongming also addressed the event.

TREE NEWS update: Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng attended the opening ceremony of the fourth APEC Business Advisory Council meeting in Shenzhen on November 14 and delivered remarks. He said the 33rd APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting will soon be held in Shenzhen, setting direction and building momentum for Asia-Pacific cooperation, and urged the council to carry forward an entrepreneurial spirit of openness and innovation.

TREE NEWS update: China’s securities regulator received filing materials on Nov. 13 for CSI A500 Growth ETFs from six major fund managers — E Fund, ChinaAMC, Guotai Fund, GF Fund, China Merchants Fund and Bosera Asset Management. The products are index tools built specifically for the growth style on top of the CSI A500 broad-based benchmark, completing the growth segment of the A500 series.

TREE NEWS update: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on July 14 that the United States proposed Ukraine give up the Donbas region in exchange for NATO membership, Ukraine’s national news agency reported. Zelensky made the remark to journalists. No further details of the proposal were provided.

TREE NEWS reports: An address linked to the Ethereum Foundation sold 5,000 ETH over five days, with ETH briefly falling to $1,898 during the period. The sales add to market attention on wallets tied to the foundation, though the total value of the disposals was not disclosed.

TREE NEWS update: Blockstream has launched an institutional digital asset custody solution developed with French technology group Thales, combining Thales hardware security modules with Blockstream’s Secure-MPC technology so institutions can authorize transactions while keeping cryptographic operations inside dedicated secure hardware. CEO Adam Back said traditional MPC protocols are too complex and interactive for fully offline cold storage, and cited the $6.3 billion Binance hack as evidence of the risks facing connected custody infrastructure.

TREE NEWS reports: Pennysia users are being urged to revoke token approvals after an exploit drained funds from four addresses, onchain records show. Swaps on the platform were disabled before SlowMist issued its public warning about the incident. The drain affected four addresses.

TREE NEWS reports: Meituan data shows a concentrated autumn-break travel peak this weekend (Nov. 14-15), with bookings for family tickets such as “one adult and one child” and “two adults and one child” up 72% year-on-year. Theme parks and zoos are the most popular destinations, with theme parks accounting for 64% of the platform’s family-related activity orders.

TREE NEWS update: Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul jointly attended a China-Thailand business forum in Bangkok on November 14, Xinhua reported. The two leaders met with business representatives from both countries at the event, which was held during Li’s visit to Thailand.

TREE NEWS reports: A single contract account has accumulated losses of about $35.59 million while adding a net 217.58 BTC to its short position, valued at roughly $14.58 million, bringing its total short to 500 BTC. The address, 0x1f250df59a777d61cb8bd043c12970f3afe4f925, remains underwater on its cumulative trading.

TREE NEWS reports: A whale received 4,892 ETH worth about $11.85 million from Galaxy Digital’s over-the-counter desk over the past two months, then returned 4,637 ETH valued at roughly $10.1 million, including 1,796 ETH worth about $3.42 million sent back today, on-chain data shows. The whale has now disposed of 95% of its ETH position and holds 255 ETH, worth about $483,000, for an estimated loss of $1.27 million.

TREE NEWS reports: A single address reduced its BTC short position from 1,379.42 to 1,319.77 BTC, a net reduction of about $4 million, while still holding a BTC short. The same address also trimmed roughly $4.01 million from an ETH short. Its contract account has accumulated approximately $302 million in profit, with the address identified as 0x5b5d51203a0f9079f8aeb098a6523a13f298c060.

TREE NEWS update: Singapore filed 41 charges against Shi Bingzhe and two companies over money-laundering allegations tied to the purchase of 917 servers, expanding a probe that involves shipments to Malaysia. The case centers on Nvidia-linked hardware and adds to scrutiny of server flows through the region.

TREE NEWS reports: The share of Bitcoin’s active supply held at a loss has surpassed the share in profit, analyst Darkfost said on November 14. Excluding coins unmoved for over 10 years, largely considered illiquid, fewer than 45% of supply is estimated to be in profit. Historically, a reading below 40% has tended to mark lows during market pullbacks, while a reading near 100% raises the risk of a reversal.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin rebounded to $70,000 before the U.S. stock market opened and then fell sharply, Greeks.live researcher Adam said. He attributed the weekend decline to selling within the crypto market itself. Despite the weekend, block trades remained active, accounting for more than 70% of total volume, with call buying slightly outpacing other types as the market bought into the drop.

TREE NEWS reports: Nine addresses linked to the entity bit hold $155 million in long positions, comprising 60,841.22 ETH and 600 BTC, and are sitting on an unrealized loss of $44.06 million, on-chain analyst Ai Yi reported. The loss excludes substantial funding fees. The entity previously profited over $67.05 million from a 120,000 ETH long between April and August this year; its earlier addresses have been retired and it has recently resumed long positions from a new set of addresses.

TREE NEWS update: Cursor said a tampered Claude Code extension may have reached up to 5,000 users after exposed credentials were linked to an extension attack. The company is urging affected teams to check their machines and rotate any exposed credentials. Cursor did not specify how the credentials were exposed or when the attack occurred.

TREE NEWS update: 1inch has closed new resolver delegations and is directing existing delegators to claim their rewards and undelegate before a Nov. 27 deadline. The protocol said plain 1INCH staking is not affected by the change. Delegators who miss the cutoff risk leaving rewards unclaimed.

TREE NEWS reports: A report identifies Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s role in recasting a CIA warning in a memo tied to Jensen Huang’s exit, but does not resolve the espionage allegation or establish that Rubio invented it. The report links Rubio to the warning that preceded Huang’s departure, leaving the underlying allegation unresolved.