TREE NEWS reports: The euro fell 0.64% to $1.1092 in late New York trading on Wednesday, its lowest level since May, after holding near 1.1160 in Asian hours and accelerating lower from 20:29 Beijing time into the US open. It touched 1.1083 at 22:59, approaching the May 12 2025 low of 1.1065. The Swiss franc dropped over 0.9% against the dollar, which rose 0.94% to 0.8331 francs.
TREE NEWS reports: AGPU gained 16.0% over the past 24 hours and is trading at 8.91 USDT.COM data. The move marks a sharp single-day advance for the token.
TREE NEWS update: Turkey’s central bank raised the eight-week growth caps on consumer and corporate loans, easing some credit restrictions it had used to tighten monetary policy. The cap on general-purpose consumer loans rose to 3.5% from 3%, auto loans to 3.5% from 3%, SME lira loans to 5.5% from 5% and non-SME lira loans to 2.5% from 2%. The central bank said the framework aims to support macro-financial stability and monetary policy transmission.
TREE NEWS reports: US voters are pushing back against new data centers, a trend that could give Bitcoin miners already expanding into AI an edge because they hold existing facilities. Challenges remain for the miners despite the potential advantage, the material states.
TREE NEWS update: Elysium went live on its first day without UI support, with Uniswap founder Hayden saying support is coming soon. The team deployed the protocol directly and made the Hook ecosystem the primary distribution channel. Hayden described the launch approach as unusual in a post on X.
TREE NEWS update: Microsoft said it will power its data centers on its own terms, signaling the company intends to control how electricity is sourced and delivered to its facilities. The statement gave no further detail on the approach, timeline or investment involved. It comes as data-center power demand draws growing scrutiny.
TREE NEWS reports: The dollar rose 0.69% against the yen to 159.85 in New York trading on Wednesday, November 11, within an intraday range of 158.67-159.94. The move brings the pair close to its September 2 high of 160.39 and the July 23 peak of 163.99. The euro gained 0.05% against the yen and the pound 0.2%, while the yen fell 0.73% against the offshore yuan to 4.1747.
TREE NEWS update: DogeOS is “very, very close” to launching DeFi features and an application layer for Dogecoin, CEO said, aiming to give DOGE holders more ways to use the token through games, apps and financial services. The project is preparing to roll out the new functionality, which would expand the token’s utility beyond payments.
TREE NEWS reports: Most Latin American stocks and currencies rose as a rebound in commodity prices and broader risk appetite helped investors look past a stronger dollar and concerns about potential Federal Reserve rate hikes. The MSCI Latin America stock index gained about 0.7%, and a regional currency index rose 0.6% after hitting a seven-month low on Tuesday. Brazil’s real gained 0.4% against the dollar while the Bovespa rose 0.6%, capped by a drop in Petrobras after its third-quarter profit missed estimates.
TREE NEWS reports: The Bloomberg Grains Subindex rose 0.38% to 29.9423 at the New York close on Wednesday, November 11, after trading in an N-shaped pattern through the session. CBOT wheat futures gained 1.35% and soybean futures added 0.24%, while corn futures slipped 0.06%.
TREE NEWS reports: Aluminium buyers on the London Metal Exchange face the tightest supply squeeze in decades after LME warehouse stocks fell to their lowest level since 1990. On November 11 the cash price traded at a $147-per-tonne premium to the exchange’s three-month benchmark, the widest in more than 30 years of data, flipping from a discount in mid-October. Two traders now hold most of the remaining warrant stock.
TREE NEWS reports: The ICE U.S. Dollar Index rose 0.65% to 102.901 in late New York trading on Wednesday, Nov. 11, with an intraday range of 102.206-102.962, climbing steadily from 13:32 to 22:57 Beijing time. The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index gained 0.38% to 1232.12, ranging between 1226.40 and 1232.74, and hit a 2025 high at 22:46 Beijing time before holding in a narrow range near that level.
TREE NEWS reports: ACE Music v1 has claimed the top spot in AI music model rankings, surpassing competitors like Suno with more natural vocals and stronger song structure. Testing showed impressive overall results, though the model still struggles with niche genres. The ranking and test results position ACE as a leading contender in the rapidly evolving AI music generation space.
TREE NEWS update: A federal judge denied Novig’s request for a preliminary injunction to block New York gambling enforcement, finding that the company’s sports contracts are not swaps. The ruling also sharply criticized the CFTC’s efforts to shield prediction markets from state action. The decision allows New York regulators to proceed against Novig while the case continues.
TREE NEWS update: Iran’s armed forces deputy chief of staff, Heidari, said on the 11th local time that there are currently no US forces in the Persian Gulf. Heidari said that even if they arrive, they would only circle the area by plane before leaving, provided they do not enter the range of Iran’s firepower.
TREE NEWS reports: Bitget hacker-linked wallets transferred 1,052.34 BTC, worth about $78.61 million, over the past six days, with 847.26 BTC (roughly $63.43 million) routed into CoinJoin mixing transactions, Arkham data shows. The wallets still hold 959.29 BTC, about $71.44 million.
TREE NEWS update: Judge Colleen McMahon declined to defer to the CFTC and refused to block New York from requiring a state gambling license for Novig’s sports event contracts. At the preliminary-injunction stage, McMahon called the CFTC’s October swap rules ‘inherently contradictory’ and found New York can impose the licensing requirement.
TREE NEWS reports: Rumble sold 198.46 bitcoin in the third quarter and now holds 94.68 BTC, Bitcoin Treasuries data shows. The reduced position places the company 98th in the ranking of the top 100 corporate bitcoin holders.
TREE NEWS reports: Arkham traced 847.26 BTC of the roughly $63 million stolen in the Bitget hack into CoinJoin mixing transactions, the blockchain analytics firm said. A further 959.29 BTC has been identified in labelled wallets as recovery efforts continue.
TREE NEWS update: Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Sen. Jeff Merkley are demanding answers from the White House after its teleprompter operator was accused of using advance information to place bets on prediction markets. The senators raised ethics concerns over the aide’s trading, which allegedly relied on non-public knowledge tied to the official’s role. The White House has not publicly responded to the lawmakers’ request.