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TREE NEWS reports: Ambire developer says Ledger’s developer kit reports every signature to Ledger unless wallets opt out. Ledger’s security team says the lookups power Clear Signing, occur in software wallet apps installed rather than on the device itself, and are not stored. The disclosure raises questions about default data-sharing in wallet integrations.

TREE NEWS update: Tencent Cloud launched Yuanbao Search, an AI search product accessible via any browser at so.qq.com or as an engine option in the latest QQ Browser, the company announced on November 11. The service rebuilds the full search chain—understanding, retrieval, ranking and answer organization—on the Yuanbao large model, indexing web pages, WeChat public accounts, video accounts and academic literature across 157 authoritative sources. It supports text, voice and photo search, and separates ads from answers with a “collapse ads” option.

TREE NEWS update: SlowMist said iOS 27.2.1 still contains a sandbox flaw, dubbed the worse_query escape, that could expose wallet data stored in plaintext on affected devices. Trust Wallet and Zerion stated that their iOS users are not affected by the issue. The researcher’s warning concerns the unpatched condition of the flaw in the current iOS release.

TREE NEWS reports: CoreWeave reported fiscal 2026 third-quarter revenue of $3.661 billion, up 168% year over year and above the roughly $3.55 billion market estimate, with adjusted EBITDA of $2.256 billion at a 62% margin. Revenue backlog reached $132.5 billion as of end-September, up 138% from a year earlier, and the company raised full-year revenue guidance to $13 billion-$13.3 billion. Shares rose about 5% after hours, though the quarter showed a GAAP net loss of $709 million and $14.511 billion in capital expenditure.

TREE NEWS update: Russian presidential aide Vladimir Medinsky, who leads Russia’s delegation to the Russia-US-Ukraine trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi, said on the 11th that security architecture is the core issue of the talks. Russia has repeatedly raised the question of building a European security architecture, and the issue of establishing a European security system after the Ukraine conflict ends must be resolved, he said.

TREE NEWS update: US special envoy Jared Kushner said he and Steve Witkoff will travel to Moscow tomorrow, giving no further details on the purpose of the trip. The visit would mark another round of direct US contact with Russian officials amid ongoing diplomatic efforts. No schedule or agenda for the Moscow meetings was disclosed.

TREE NEWS update: Bitmine’s annual report disclosed that its internal controls remain ineffective and that its ether holdings ended the year $5.4 billion below cost. The filing also detailed a $143.7 million derivatives loss and a new 1.5% staking-fee arrangement with an Ethereum Tower affiliate.

TREE NEWS update: Russian presidential aide Vladimir Medinsky, head of Russia’s negotiating delegation, said on November 11 that Russia and Ukraine have agreed in principle to a new large-scale prisoner exchange following trilateral talks with the United States. Medinsky also said the Russian delegation had no contact with European representatives in Abu Dhabi.

TREE NEWS update: Scotland’s High Court sentenced 29-year-old Robert Barr to eight years in prison for orchestrating a plot to steal up to £2 million (about $2.7 million) in crypto assets while serving time at an Edinburgh prison, using illicit communications. Under the plan, two accomplices would enter a Midlothian crypto startup co-founder’s home and force him to install remote-control software AnyDesk so Barr could transfer assets to wallets he controlled. The April 2024 attempt failed after the victim spotted the pair via a doorbell camera; accomplices Sean Favier and Iain Doyle were sentenced to four and five years.

TREE NEWS update: The Hong Kong Monetary Authority lent HK$2.52 billion to banks through its discount window, the central bank’s standing liquidity facility. The operation provides short-term funding to banking institutions against eligible collateral. The HKMA did not disclose which banks drew on the facility or the terms of the borrowing.

TREE NEWS update: Russia said a new European security system needs to be discussed. The call comes without further details on the proposed framework or which parties would take part. No timeline or venue for such talks was given.

TREE NEWS update: Wang Jianbo, deputy administrator of China’s National Energy Administration, met with Trafigura CEO Jeremy Weir in Beijing to exchange views on energy security and trends in global oil and gas markets. Officials from the NEA’s oil and gas, planning and international departments attended the meeting. The two sides discussed the development of global oil and gas markets.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin fell to an 11-week low of $72,670 after slipping below short-term holders’ average cost basis of about $75,700, CryptoQuant data shows. Short-term holders sent 47,000 BTC to exchanges at a loss as the price dropped below their aggregate entry level, signaling capitulation among recent buyers.

TREE NEWS update: Tianyi Medical plans to issue convertible bonds to unspecified targets to raise up to 500 million yuan, earmarked for its high-end pharmaceuticals and medical devices R&D and production project. The company disclosed the plan without naming the targets or a timeline for the issuance.

TREE NEWS reports: Global new wind power capacity is forecast to fall 15% to about 145 GW in 2026, the first annual decline since 2022. The drop is driven mainly by a slowdown in China, the world’s largest wind market, after three consecutive record years. However, installations outside China are expected to hit a record high, with offshore wind and repowering cited as structural highlights.

TREE NEWS update: CATL repurchased 121,400 A-shares on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on November 11, 2026, at prices ranging from RMB 246.81 to RMB 247.15 per share. The total consideration paid was RMB 29.975524 million. The buyback covers A-shares traded in Shenzhen.

TREE NEWS update: Aerospace Hangyu conducted its first share buyback on Nov. 11, 2026, repurchasing 50,000 shares representing 0.0123% of total share capital for 1.8675 million yuan. The company disclosed the transaction without providing further details on the buyback program.

TREE NEWS reports: Poly Developments reported contracted sales area of 899,900 square meters for October 2026, down 17.73% year on year, with contracted sales value falling 15.70% to 17.801 billion yuan. For the first ten months, contracted sales area totaled 9.6552 million square meters, down 13.78%, and contracted sales value reached 199.038 billion yuan, down 10.68% from a year earlier.

TREE NEWS update: Enflame Technology said its business is operating normally and no undisclosed material information exists, after its shares rose more than 30% over three consecutive trading days from Nov. 9 to Nov. 11, 2026, triggering an abnormal-trading alert. The company reported 2.332 billion yuan in revenue for the first three quarters of 2026 and a net loss attributable to shareholders of 754 million yuan, and remains unprofitable. Only 17.9003 million shares, or 4.1595% of total share capital, are freely tradable.