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Evening wrap · November 1, 2026

US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Lose $643M Following $6.4B Binance Breach

Crypto investment products faced heavy daily redemptions following a multibillion-dollar exchange exploit, while tokenized equity venues encountered corporate resistance.

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    Spot Bitcoin ETFs bleed $643M as Binance exploit sparks institutional pullback

    US spot $BTC ETFs logged $643.2 million in daily net outflows on Friday, marking their steepest daily redemptions of October after a $6.4 billion breach hit Binance.

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    Binance exploiters transfer funds to Solana after routing $500M through Tron

    Attacker wallets behind the Binance breach funneled stolen funds to $SOL after laundering $500 million across more than 1,000 $TRX network addresses.

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    Corporate opt-outs on OKX-ICE tokenized stock platform reach 50 equity symbols

    Nvidia joined corporate objectors opposing inclusion on the planned venue, leaving only 19 of the initial 63 planned equity listings without a public opt-out.

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    MENA crypto market holds at $443B as UAE expands and Türkiye trades gold tokens

    The regional digital asset economy dipped 1.4%, but UAE market volume surged 32% to $104.8 billion while local bans drove Turkish demand for tokenized gold.

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    Swell protocol unpauses swETH and rswETH withdrawals after exchange rate reset

    The liquid staking provider restored user redemptions following an exchange rate incident, keeping direct deposits paused while promising restitution within a week.

Numbers

$BTC traded at $77,790 while crypto market cap fell 1.0% to $2.58 trillion as Fear & Greed stood at 34.

Watch

Subsequent daily ETF flows and Federal Reserve rate expectations ahead of the December policy meeting · Filing updates from OKX or ICE on whether the platform will launch with only the 19 unobjected equities · Public announcements from analytics firms detailing identified Binance exploit deposit endpoints on Solana

Full text

US crypto investment products experienced sharp redemptions following security breaches and regulatory shifts, with institutional funds pulling capital out of major spot exchange-traded products.

  1. Spot Bitcoin ETFs bleed $643M as Binance exploit sparks institutional pullback US spot $BTC ETFs logged $643.2 million in daily net outflows on Friday, marking their steepest daily redemptions of October after a $6.4 billion breach hit Binance.

  2. Binance exploiters transfer funds to Solana after routing $500M through Tron Attacker wallets behind the Binance breach funneled stolen funds to $SOL after laundering $500 million across more than 1,000 $TRX network addresses.

  3. Corporate opt-outs on OKX-ICE tokenized stock platform reach 50 equity symbols Nvidia joined corporate objectors opposing inclusion on the planned venue, leaving only 19 of the initial 63 planned equity listings without a public opt-out.

  4. MENA crypto market holds at $443B as UAE expands and Türkiye trades gold tokens The regional digital asset economy dipped 1.4%, but UAE market volume surged 32% to $104.8 billion while local bans drove Turkish demand for tokenized gold.

  5. Swell protocol unpauses swETH and rswETH withdrawals after exchange rate reset The liquid staking provider restored user redemptions following an exchange rate incident, keeping direct deposits paused while promising restitution within a week.

Numbers $BTC traded at $77,790 while crypto market cap fell 1.0% to $2.58 trillion as Fear & Greed stood at 34.

Watch

  • Subsequent daily ETF flows and Federal Reserve rate expectations ahead of the December policy meeting
  • Filing updates from OKX or ICE on whether the platform will launch with only the 19 unobjected equities
  • Public announcements from analytics firms detailing identified Binance exploit deposit endpoints on Solana

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