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FLAP PREVIEWS POOL LAUNCH Flap said on November 4 that its upcoming Pool Launch feature will let builders launch tokens directly into a DEX pool instead of starting on a bonding curve. The project says builders will be able to customize initial liquidity and use Vaults to define how reserved tokens and trading fees are distributed. Public documentation offers an early look. This is a preview of a coming feature—not confirmation of a live rollout or a guarantee of liquidity, token safety or returns. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #Flap #BNBChain #Memecoins #DEX #DeFi #CryptoNews

BINANCE DETAILS INITIAL FINDINGS ON OCTOBER 29 ATTACK In its November 3 report, Binance said fake recruitment interviews and a malicious coding assignment were part of a multi-stage intrusion involving compromised employee devices and an internal AI tool. The exchange says attackers gained unauthorized access to an internal wallet-signing service and initiated transactions outside its normal withdrawal process. Binance says it has rebuilt the affected wallet system and internal AI tool, replaced affected devices and deactivated associated credentials. These are the company's initial findings: the investigation remains ongoing, with further independent security review planned. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #Binance #CryptoSecurity #CryptoNews #Cybersecurity #DigitalAssets #Blockchain

SOLANA MOBILE REPORTS DAILY SKR BUY-AND-BURN PROGRAM In its November 3 announcement, Solana Mobile said it has been buying SKR on the open market and burning the purchased tokens daily since October 15. The program uses a portion of revenue from its validator’s staking commissions and Seed Vault Wallet transaction fees. The company reported more than 1.1 million SKR burned through November 3. Those are company-reported figures, not an independent transaction audit. A buy-and-burn program does not guarantee a price increase. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #Solana #SolanaMobile #SKR #TokenBurn #CryptoNews #Onchain

PUMPFUN ADDS NEAR TOKEN SUPPORT Pumpfun announced on November 3 that new and existing tokens from the NEAR ecosystem are available in its app, with no bridging required, according to the project. This is an app-support announcement—not the launch of a new token. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #Pumpfun #NEAR #NEARProtocol #CryptoNews #Multichain #CryptoApps

TETHER REPORTS $1.5B IN Q3 NET OPERATING PROFIT In its October 30 announcement, Tether reported $1.5 billion in net operating profit for Q3 2026 and $4.5 billion for the first nine months. Treasury bills and reverse repos supplied most of that income, the company said. At September 30, reported assets were $191.45 billion against $183.50 billion in liabilities, leaving a $7.95 billion reserve buffer. That buffer is not an additional profit figure. BDO’s accompanying assurance covers the reserves report at a specific September 30 snapshot—not today’s balances or a guarantee of future redemptions. The operating-profit headline is also distinct from the report’s broader financial-result measure. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #Tether #USDT #Stablecoins #CryptoNews #Reserves #DigitalAssets

NEWTON SAYS TOKENS SENT TO ITS CONTRACT ARE PERMANENTLY LOCKED Newton Foundation said on October 30 that the attacker behind the Binance exploit apparently sent around 8 million NEWT, alongside 17 other tokens, directly to the NEWT token contract. The foundation valued the combined assets at roughly $3.5 million at the time of its statement. The foundation says the NEWT contract itself was not compromised. Following its review, it says the transferred assets cannot be retrieved because the contract is immutable, has no owner or administrator, and cannot be upgraded. Newton says it shared its findings with Binance. Permanently inaccessible tokens are not funds returned to the exchange or compensation paid to users. The transfer details, valuation and recovery limits above are the foundation's account—not an independent transaction or code audit. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #Newton #NEWT #Binance #Ethereum #SmartContracts #CryptoNews

JUPITER LEND REPORTS WITHDRAWAL LIQUIDITY PRESSURE Jupiter Earn said on October 30 that a liquidity crunch tied to broader market conditions is affecting Jupiter Lend withdrawals. The team says withdrawals will be able to process again as deposits and loan repayments replenish available liquidity. Its announcement gives no fixed restoration time. This describes access to available liquidity—not confirmation that every withdrawal has resumed. The update quotes the team's earlier statement that Jupiter Lend has no exposure to Binance. Jupiter Earn also says the protocol is functioning as expected and funds are safe. Those are the team's assurances, not an independent audit or a guarantee of immediate withdrawal access. No claim of a Jupiter exploit or quantified loss is established by this announcement. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #Solana #Jupiter #DeFi #Lending #Liquidity #CryptoNews

BINANCE SAYS IT RESERVED OVER $6.34B FOR INCIDENT LOSSES In a new October 30 update, Binance said it has reserved more than $6.34 billion in company funds to cover the security incident. Of that amount, $5 billion is already held in the exact token assets affected—not an additional $5 billion. The exchange says it is purchasing the remaining token assets through market and OTC channels to address asset shortfalls. It cautions that low liquidity in some tokens and OTC settlement can take time. This is an ongoing process, not a statement that every purchase or reimbursement is complete. Binance says asset recovery has begun, while approximately $3 billion remains frozen and subject to recovery and verification. Frozen or protected assets are excluded from the company-fund figures above. The company promises public verification of user funds through Proof of Reserves. That is a future verification commitment, not an independently verified result in this announcement. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #Binance #CryptoNews #DigitalAssets #CryptoSecurity #Blockchain #AssetRecovery

BINANCE FINDS ADDITIONAL BREACH POINTS In its October 30 investigation update, Binance said it had identified additional breach points beyond the initially suspected compromised laptop. The investigation remains ongoing with law enforcement. The exchange said withdrawals were still paused and that it expected to resume the service in 45 hours from that update—not that withdrawals had already reopened. Deposits were unaffected, according to Binance. Binance said outflows stopped when withdrawals were paused and that work with partners had frozen around $3 billion in affected assets. Frozen does not mean recovered or returned. The company reiterated that it would cover all losses using its SAFU fund and corporate funds. That is Binance's commitment, not an independently verified finding that reimbursement is complete. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #Binance #CryptoNews #CryptoSecurity #Blockchain #DigitalAssets #BNB

ONDO BRINGS TOKENIZED PORTFOLIOS TO SOLANA Ondo announced on October 29 that all seven Intelligent Portfolios are live on Solana for eligible investors outside the U.S., subject to jurisdiction and investor restrictions. Each token provides exposure to a basket of Ondo Stocks—tokenized equities and ETFs—rather than a single underlying asset. Ondo says allocation, fees and scheduled rebalancing are implemented through smart contracts. The lineup spans income, growth and thematic strategies. Three use model portfolio strategies supplied by BlackRock for Ondo. The release explicitly says BlackRock does not manage the onchain portfolios or exercise discretion over them. This is a Solana expansion of an existing product, not seven new stock listings or guaranteed income. Targeted-income labels are not promises of returns; the tokens are distinct securities and do not give investors ownership rights in the underlying funds. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #Solana #OndoFinance #Tokenization #RWA #OnchainFinance #DeFi

SOLANA BASICS: TRANSACTION EXPIRY IS NOT TOKEN EXPIRY An ordinary Solana transaction carries a recent blockhash with a limited validity window. According to Solana's confirmation guide, if it never gets committed before that window closes, it cannot later be processed using that expired blockhash. That is a limit on the transaction message—not an expiration date on the memecoin in your wallet. It also does not undo a transaction that already landed. The getLatestBlockhash response includes a lastValidBlockHeight. That is a chain-height boundary, not a promise that every transaction has exactly the same number of seconds left. Durable-nonce transactions use a different mechanism, so the ordinary recent-blockhash rule should not be applied to every transaction indiscriminately. Expiry, execution failure and confirmation are different concepts. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #Solana #Memecoins #Blockchain #OnchainData #CryptoEducation #Web3

DEX BASICS: A SWAP FEE IS NOT AN LP YIELD A pool advertising a 1% swap fee is not promising liquidity providers 1% per day—or a 1% return on their deposits. The fee applies to trades, not to a fixed investment return. Uniswap's documentation explains that swap fees accrue to active liquidity and are shared in proportion to each provider's active liquidity. Where protocol fees are enabled, a portion goes to the protocol instead of LPs. For a memecoin pool, the fee tier alone does not tell you what one position earned. Trading activity, the position's active share and the applicable fee split matter. A fee percentage is a pricing rule, not a guaranteed yield. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #DeFi #Memecoins #Uniswap #Liquidity #CryptoEducation #Web3

$Binance says $6,300,000,000 worth of $crypto was impacted following major $hack. $CZ #Binance #Halloween

SOLANA DATA BASICS: SIMULATION IS NOT EXECUTION Solana's RPC documentation says simulateTransaction tests a transaction against chain data at the requested commitment level without broadcasting it. A simulation can return logs, compute usage and an error result. A successful simulated transfer is not evidence that tokens actually moved onchain. The transaction does not even have to be signed unless signature verification is requested. Simulation output is a test result—not a confirmed transaction receipt or proof of a completed memecoin trade. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #Solana #Memecoins #OnchainData #Blockchain #CryptoEducation #Web3

PUMPFUN ADDS POLYGON TOKEN SUPPORT Pumpfun announced on October 29 that Polygon is now supported in its app. According to the project, users can trade Polygon-network tokens directly from their USDC balance without manually bridging funds. This expands the app’s supported networks. It is not an announcement of a new token, and the project’s speed and fee comparisons have not been independently verified here. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #Pumpfun #Polygon #USDC #CrossChain #CryptoNews #Web3

$Binance issues statement following suspected $crypto $hack. "Our teams are aware of reports of a potential security issue and are actively investigating. At this stage, we have not confirmed any impact to user funds. Our security teams are reviewing all relevant information with urgency, and we will provide updates through official Binance channels as soon as we have verified information. "

$Binance Founder $CZ says it "looks like" #Binance has been hacked.

Tether freezes $971 million $USDT linked to suspected #Binance #hack. No official statement from $Binance yet.

🚨BREAKING #BINANCE  $HACK.

SINGAPORE POLICE REPORT TAMPERED LEDGER WALLETS In an October 28 advisory, Singapore police said at least two cases involving tampered Ledger hardware wallets had been reported since September 10, with combined losses of about S$3.5 million. Police say preliminary investigations found malicious hardware components in devices purchased from some retail stores in Singapore. Those components could capture recovery phrases or private keys and enable unauthorized asset transfers. The police said they are in contact with Ledger, which is reviewing the affected cases. Investigations remain ongoing. This is a report about affected devices—not evidence that every Ledger wallet is compromised. $SOL $BNB $ETH $KIMCHI #Ledger #CryptoNews #HardwareWallet #CryptoSecurity #DigitalAssets #Singapore