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After achieving strong performance in Stage 3, Stage 4 (Harvest) airdrop plan was launched, and the “Double Harvest” trading competition with a total reward of 10 million USD will be introduced on November 17.
The crypto market has generally declined, with bitcoin and ethereum prices falling and altcoins experiencing significant drops. Hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve have affected market sentiment, and multiple project tokens are about to be unlocked. Early ethereum investors have made substantial profits, and expectations for a continued gold bull market persist. Summary generated by Mars AI. The accuracy and completeness of this summary, generated by the Mars AI model, are still being iteratively improved.
IOTA is collaborating with the World Economic Forum and the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change on the ADAPT project. ADAPT is a pan-African digital trade initiative led by the African Continental Free Trade Area. Through digital public infrastructure, ADAPT connects identity, data, and finance to enable trusted, efficient, and inclusive trade across Africa.
Bitcoin has not broken up with cryptocurrencies; it is simply adapting to its own role.
- 21:49Vitalik Buterin releases Ethereum privacy protection encryption tool KohakuJinse Finance reported that Vitalik Buterin has released Kohaku, a set of privacy-preserving cryptographic tools designed to enhance privacy and security within the Ethereum ecosystem, led by the Ethereum Foundation. In recent months, Vitalik and the Ethereum Foundation have increasingly emphasized privacy as a fundamental right and goal for blockchain developers.
- 21:28The Dow Jones Index closed down 557.24 points, with both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also declining.According to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 557.24 points, or 1.18%, at 46,590.24 points on Monday, November 17; the S&P 500 Index closed down 61.7 points, or 0.92%, at 6,672.41 points; and the Nasdaq Composite Index closed down 192.51 points, or 0.84%, at 22,708.07 points.
- 21:23U.S. Treasuries recover some of last week's losses as markets bet that data recovery will boost rate cut expectationsJinse Finance reported that, with UK government bonds leading the way, US Treasuries regained some of the ground lost last week. Despite an early setback in the corporate bond market at the start of this week—Amazon issued $12 billion in USD-denominated bonds (its first USD bond issuance since 2022)—the rebound in Treasuries was sustained. Also on Monday, an indicator measuring factory activity in New York State unexpectedly increased, reaching its highest level in a year. Nevertheless, most Treasury yields still fell by 1 to 3 basis points. Earlier forecasts suggested that, following the end of the six-week US government shutdown last week, the eventual restoration of federal economic statistics would revive expectations for another Fed rate cut next month. JPMorgan's rate strategists predict that by mid-2026, the yield on the US 10-year Treasury will fall to 3.75%, and in the most bullish scenario, could even reach 2.40%. While the fate of some US economic reports not released during the shutdown remains unclear, the Bureau of Labor Statistics stated it will publish the September data originally scheduled for October 3 on November 20. The Fed cut rates by 0.25 percentage points in both September and October to respond to signs of weakening labor demand, even though inflation remains above its 2% target.