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This week's Messy Fund Update covers 42 council sessions across seven active funds. The weekly scan separates executed decisions, holds, and blocked sessions. Council links let you read the reasons. messyvirgo.com/updates/2026/…

Fund OS minutes also keep the warnings a decision overrules. On 6 Nov, one fund on Base rebalanced, although its risk manager advised keeping it as is. The minutes list that advice under concerns that survived. The minutes are public: app.messyvirgo.com/funds/mvf…

At 10:02:40 ICT, 13 of our 17 CoinGecko categories rose. In that snapshot, 13 categories rose in total market value over the preceding 24 hours, and 4 fell. CoinGecko showed the decentralized science category up about 2% in total market value. We use the same 17-category sample as our earlier screen, excluding the stablecoin category. This isn't every category CoinGecko tracks. Categories can overlap, and a category's rise doesn't mean every token rose. Which category would you watch next? Data: CoinGecko, as of 10:02:40 ICT on 7 Nov; checked 10:05 ICT · Not advice.

News score stays at 0. Mood dips to about 25, still Nervous. Our mood gauge (0 to 100): about 50 before the news, about 25 after. That reads as nervous. Last time (#30): about 27. A negative news item in our read: · FinCEN issued an order to stop U.S. financial institutions from processing funds transfers involving the MEXC Global exchange. Recent developments: · Base activated Denim on 6 Nov ICT, producing a full block every 200ms and replacing Flashblocks. · Coinbase now offers loans against tokenized gold through Morpho on Base. · On 5 Nov, Anchorage Digital announced its application for swap dealer registration with the CFTC through the NFA. Our saved snapshot reports a news score of 0 out of 100, unchanged from last time. What this means: our gauge is about 25, down from about 27, still nervous. The news adjustment lowers it from about 50. How would Base's new 200ms blocks change the way you trade on Base? Before the news. After the news. #MessyMood Data: 7 Nov, 05:00-05:01 ICT. News checked 7 Nov, 09:29 ICT · Not advice.

Fund OS can settle some trades while blocking others. On 5 Nov, one fund on Base completed two reserve trades, but its entry gate blocked a new buy because the round-trip cost was above its limit. The minutes are public: app.messyvirgo.com/funds/mvf…

Most Base coins fell today: 270 of 328. Today, we looked at 328 Base coins in our screens and at how each one's price moved in one day. 270 fell, 55 rose, and 3 were about flat. Yesterday, 69 fell, 261 rose, and 5 were about flat. The typical coin fell about 6.3% today. Yesterday, it rose about 3.9%, and the day before, it rose about 0.6%. 49 coins moved 2% or less. 64 moved more than 10%, up or down. After yesterday's rise, do Base coins bounce back, or keep falling? Data: Messy Virgo screens for Base coins, today's update, checked 12:00 ICT · Not advice.

All 17 crypto sectors fell today. We track 17 crypto sectors, not counting stablecoins. Over the last 24 hours, all 17 fell in total value. AI finance tokens fell the most, about 10% to 11%. Social app tokens came next, down about 8% to 9%. Privacy coins fell the least, about 1%. Yesterday, on 5 Nov, all 17 sectors rose. News reports link the drop to a Wall Street sell-off on 5 Nov, after U.S. midterm results raised fears about AI and data-center rules. Over the past 15 days, 16 of 17 sectors are down. Only privacy coins are still up, by less than 1%. Bitcoin is down about 9% to 10%, and Ether is down about 9%. One good day, then all 17 fell. Was yesterday the bounce, or just a pause? Data: crypto sector data, checked 09:31 ICT today · Not advice.

News score stays at 0. Mood holds near 27, still Nervous. Our mood gauge (0 to 100): about 52 before the news, about 27 after. That reads as nervous. Last time (#29): about 27. Dragging it down: · The VIX fear index closed at about 28.18 on 5 Nov, up about 70% from the prior close, after an intraday high near 28.36. · Chainalysis says attackers exposed names, usernames, password hashes, and live tokens for all Chainalysis users and took monitoring tools offline. · BlackRock's IBIT saw about $201 million leave on 4 Nov, a fourth straight outflow session, even as Bitcoin and Ether ETFs drew about $128 million net. Still helping: · Samsung Wallet launched USDC accounts on Solana for eligible U.S. Galaxy users, so they can buy, hold, and send USDC in the phone wallet. · Bitget launched its Open Custody Network on 5 Nov, letting eligible users trade while assets stay with independent custodians. · HSBC, JPMorgan's Kinexys, MUFG, Societe Generale-Forge, and Standard Chartered formed GL1 Org in Singapore for tokenized market standards. Our news score is about as low as it gets: 0 out of 100, the same as last time. The Binance theft still weighs most. What this means: mood is about 27, about the same as last time, still nervous. The news pulls it down from about 52. What would make you trust Samsung Wallet for holding USDC? Before the news. After the news. #MessyMood Checked 6 Nov, 07:45 ICT · Not advice.

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Most Base coins rose today: 261 of 335. Today, we looked at 335 Base coins in our screens and at how each one's price moved in one day. 69 fell, 261 rose, and 5 were about flat. Yesterday, 124 fell, 199 rose, and 7 were about flat. The typical coin rose about 3.9% today. Yesterday, it rose about 0.6%, and the day before, it fell about 1.1%. 84 coins moved 2% or less. 42 moved more than 10%, up or down. After yesterday's rise, do Base coins keep climbing, or cool off? Data: Messy Virgo screens for Base coins, today's update, checked 12:03 ICT · Not advice.

All 17 crypto sectors rose today. We track 17 crypto sectors, not counting stablecoins. Over the last 24 hours, all 17 rose in total value. AI finance tokens rose the most, about 12% to 14%. Science tokens came next, up about 9% to 10%. Social app tokens and AI agent tokens rose the least. Yesterday, on 4 Nov, 10 of 17 sectors moved less than 1%. Over the past 15 days, 15 of 17 sectors are still down. Only privacy coins, up about 5%, and real-world asset tokens, up less than 1%, are higher. Bitcoin is down about 3%, and Ether is down about 1%. Is this the start of a recovery, or one good day in a falling market? Data: crypto sector data, checked 09:31 ICT today · Not advice.

News score stays at 0. Mood dips to about 27, still Nervous. Our mood gauge (0 to 100): about 52 before the news, about 27 after. That reads as nervous. Last time (#28): about 28. Dragging it down: · The FBI says North Korea stole more than $6 billion from Binance on 29 Oct. · Bitcoin spot ETFs saw about $203 million in net outflows in the week to 30 Oct. Fidelity's FBTC led with about $166 million. · As of 3 Nov, TRM Labs says the attacker still holds about $2.4 billion in Ether and Bitcoin that issuers cannot freeze. Still helping: · The SEC's Division of Corporation Finance added three FAQs on how it classifies crypto assets, including what functional and decentralized mean. · Swift joined the ERC-3643 Association as Apex, Chainlink, and partners shipped an on-chain bond compliance framework aligned with Swift standards. · Morgan Stanley says it is among the first banks to tokenize U.S. stocks and Treasuries through DTCC's new service. Our news score is about as low as it gets: 0 out of 100, the same as last time. The Binance theft still weighs most. What this means: mood is about 27, down from about 28, still nervous. The news pulls it down from about 52. What would make you trust Morgan Stanley's move to tokenize U.S. stocks and Treasuries? Before the news. After the news. #MessyMood Checked 5 Nov, 07:50 ICT · Not advice.

Most Base coins rose today: 199 of 330. Today, we looked at 330 Base coins in our screens and at how each one's price moved in one day. 124 fell, 199 rose, and 7 were about flat. Yesterday, 211 fell, 109 rose, and 7 were about flat. The typical coin rose about 0.6% today. Yesterday, it fell about 1.1%, and the day before, it was about flat. 181 coins moved 2% or less. 35 moved more than 10%, up or down. After yesterday's drop, do Base coins keep rising, or slip back? Data: Messy Virgo screens for Base coins, today's update, checked 12:02 ICT · Not advice.

After the 3 Nov drop, most crypto sectors barely moved today. We track 17 crypto sectors, not counting stablecoins. Over the last 24 hours, 10 of 17 moved less than 1% in total value. Social app tokens and privacy coins rose the most, about 4% to 5% each. Science tokens fell the most, a little more than 3%. Yesterday, on 3 Nov, 16 of 17 sectors fell, and privacy coins fell the most, about 5%. Today, privacy coins recovered most of that loss. Zcash, the largest privacy coin, rose about 4%, and news reports link the rise to a network upgrade planned for around 5 Nov that cuts the wait between blocks from 75 to 25 seconds. Over the past 15 days, privacy coins are the only sector up, about 4%. Bitcoin and Ether are each down about 6%. Did the selling stop, or is the market only pausing before the next move? Data: crypto sector data, checked 09:31 ICT today. Zcash price and news, checked 09:44 ICT · Not advice.

News score stays at 0. Mood dips to about 28, still Nervous. Our mood gauge (0 to 100): about 53 before the news, about 28 after. That reads as nervous. Last time (#27): about 31. Dragging it down: · Australia raised its key rate to 4.85%, the highest in 18 years. Six of nine board members voted for it. · BTCPay Server told merchants on version 2.4.1 or older to switch their servers off after attackers drained hot wallets. · An analyst says the Binance hackers laundered about $242 million through Tron in two days. The FBI blames North Korea. Still helping: · The CFTC let perpetual futures on single stocks trade on US exchanges for the first time. Crypto made this contract popular. · Societe Generale accepted $10 million in tokenized US Treasuries as collateral. · Coinbase added a sign-up page for AI agents. Users set limits on what their agents can trade. Our news score is about as low as it gets: 0 out of 100, the same as last time. The Binance theft still weighs most. What this means: mood is about 28, down from about 31, still nervous. The news pulls it down from about 53. Where would you put the needle today, 0 to 100? Before the news. After the news. #MessyMood Checked 4 Nov, 07:43 ICT · Not advice.

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Most Base coins fell today: 214 of 329. Today, we looked at 329 Base coins in our screens and at how each one's price moved in one day. 214 fell, and 114 rose. Yesterday, 163 fell, and 163 rose. The typical coin fell about 1.1% today. Yesterday, it rose about 0%, and the day before, it rose about 0.1%. 151 coins moved 2% or less. 25 moved more than 10%, up or down. After two calm days, do Base coins keep falling, or bounce back? Data: Messy Virgo screens for Base coins, today's update, checked 12:03 ICT · Not advice.