Crypto News Today, November 10 | AVAX Jumps 8% on NYSE Pick, Bitcoin Holds $75K, Zcash Falls 6%, Binance TON Withdrawals Closed, CPI Today
Avalanche’s AVAX jumped 8% on Monday after the New York Stock Exchange picked Avalanche technology to settle trades on its planned tokenized stock platform. Bitcoin sat near $75,000 while U.S. stocks rallied more than 2%. Zcash fell 6%.
The October CPI report comes out today at 8:30 a.m. ET without its usual yearly inflation rate. Traders put the odds of a December Fed hike at 85%. Overnight, our checks found every Binance withdrawal route on the TON network closed, including GRAM and USDT on TON.
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Bitcoin holds near $75,000 as ether, XRP and Solana slipAVAX jumps 8% after NYSE picks Avalanche to settle tokenized stocksZcash falls 6% in a busy day of trading, no clear triggerWall Street jumps more than 2% while bitcoin stands stillCPI lands today at 8:30 a.m. ET, with no yearly rate and 85% odds of a December hikeMonday’s ETF flows are still incomplete, IBIT not in yetStrategy buys 1,036 bitcoin, MARA sold 13,597 to repay loansBinance: BSC routes back above Sunday’s level, every TON withdrawal route closedInjective chain stops making blocks for 4 hours 24 minutesStablecoin supply starts shrinking again, USDT down $570 million in a dayBybit adds a 30-day no-liquidation loan and auto-repaymentComing up: CPI today, PPI on FridayRelated guides
Bitcoin holds near $75,000 as ether, XRP and Solana slip
| Coin | Binance price (USD) | 24h change |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin BTC | 74,978.01 | −0.37% |
| Ether ETH | 2,124.11 | −1.04% |
| XRP | 1.0983 | −1.60% |
| Solana SOL | 86.10 | −2.16% |
| BNB | 690.25 | +0.15% |
| Dogecoin DOGE | 0.06991 | +0.03% |
| Cardano ADA | 0.1775 | −0.28% |
| Chainlink LINK | 10.641 | +0.74% |
| TRON TRX | 0.3176 | −0.50% |
| Avalanche AVAX | 8.688 | +7.98% |
| Zcash ZEC | 1,162.11 | −6.06% |
Measured by CryptoNakta from Binance spot data at 02:11 UTC, Nov 10 (9:11 p.m. ET, Nov 9). The 24-hour window covers all of the U.S. trading day on Monday.
Bitcoin spent Monday in a narrow range. From 02:00 UTC Monday to our check, it traded between $73,750 and $75,599 on Binance. At $74,978, it was almost exactly where it stood a day earlier. Sunday’s low of $73,510 was not tested again.
Ether did a little worse. It fell 1.0% to $2,124 after dipping to $2,083 at 2 a.m. ET (07:00 UTC) Monday. Solana lost 2.2% and XRP 1.6%.
We again counted every coin on Binance with more than $20 million in 24-hour volume against USDT. Stablecoins, gold tokens and stock tokens were left out. Eighteen coins cleared that bar, up from 14 on Monday. Ten of them were lower. A day earlier it was 13 of 14.
The Fear & Greed Index rose to 32 from 29. That is still in the “Fear” band. It read 25 on Saturday, its lowest in the past ten days.
CoinGecko put the whole crypto market at about $2.52 trillion. Our Monday check showed $2.50 trillion. Bitcoin’s share slipped to 59.6% from 60.2%.
AVAX jumps 8% after NYSE picks Avalanche to settle tokenized stocks
| Binance AVAX/USDT, Monday Nov 9 | Price (USD) | Traded that hour |
|---|---|---|
| 11:00 to 12:00 UTC (6 to 7 a.m. ET) | 8.03 at the close | $0.4M |
| 12:00 to 13:00 UTC (7 to 8 a.m. ET) | high 8.65 | $11.8M |
| 13:00 to 14:00 UTC (8 to 9 a.m. ET) | high 8.88 | $9.9M |
| 16:00 to 17:00 UTC (11 a.m. to noon ET) | day high 9.01 | $2.3M |
| Our check, 02:11 UTC Tue (9:11 p.m. ET Mon) | 8.69 | — |
CryptoNakta calculation from Binance AVAX/USDT hourly candles, pulled at 02:17 UTC on Nov 10. Before 12:00 UTC on Monday, no hour traded more than $1 million.
Avalanche’s AVAX was the biggest gainer among large coins. It was up 8.0% at $8.69 at our check, on $56.3 million in 24-hour volume on Binance.
The jump began in the hour from 7 a.m. ET (12:00 UTC) Monday. That one hour traded $11.8 million of AVAX on Binance. Earlier hours that day traded well under $1 million each. From $8.03 just before, AVAX climbed as high as $9.01, a gain of 12.2%.
The news came from the New York Stock Exchange. It will use Avalanche technology to clear and settle trades on its planned platform for tokenized stocks, CoinDesk reported on Monday. Ava Labs, the company behind Avalanche, put out a press release, per Cointelegraph.
NYSE will run its own private chain built with Avalanche’s tools. Trades will not settle on Avalanche’s public network, Ava Labs’ John Nahas told CoinDesk. NYSE’s head of digital issuance, Dennis Lee, said the exchange needed a ledger that is fast and keeps costs predictable.
The platform still needs regulatory approval. NYSE first announced it in January. It could launch before the end of 2026 if approved, Cointelegraph said, citing The Wall Street Journal. “The announcements did not identify a finalized fee model, validator structure, or transaction-based benefit for AVAX holders,” The Coin Republic noted.
Charles Schwab also opened trading in SOL, AVAX and LINK to its clients on Monday, 24/7 Wall St. reported. Until then, Schwab Crypto offered only bitcoin and ether. Schwab first said in August that it would add the three. LINK rose 0.7% and SOL fell 2.2% over our 24-hour window.
Zcash falls 6% in a busy day of trading, no clear trigger
Zcash (ZEC) fell the most among the 18 coins we track. It lost 6.1% to $1,162 over 24 hours on Binance. It was busy, too. About $193 million of ZEC traded against USDT, more than any coin on our list except bitcoin and ether.
Most of the drop came in two hours. ZEC fell from $1,226 at 11 a.m. ET (16:00 UTC) Monday to $1,164 by 1 p.m. ET (18:00 UTC). It touched $1,153 between 6 and 7 p.m. ET (23:00 UTC). That is our reading of Binance hourly candles.
Leveraged bets on a rise got hit. In one hour of the slide, $1.54 million of long positions were closed out by force on Binance, Bybit and OKX combined, TokenPost reported. We found no confirmed trigger for the selling.
Zcash switched to faster blocks last week. Its NU7 upgrade went live on Nov. 6 and cut the time between blocks from 75 seconds to 25, CryptoTicker reported. On Sunday a developer posted a draft on the Zcash forum to go to 20 seconds. It still needs a community vote. CryptoTicker said it saw no causal link between the draft and the price drop.
Our Zcash guide explains how the coin and its privacy features work.
Wall Street jumps more than 2% while bitcoin stands still
| Monday, Nov 9 close | Level | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Nasdaq Composite | 25,253 | +2.75% |
| S&P 500 | 7,550 | +2.35% |
| Dow Jones | 52,390 | +2.15% |
| Gold (per ounce) | $4,148 | +1.8% |
| WTI crude (per barrel) | about $87 | nearly −5% |
| 2-year Treasury yield | 4.568% | +4.6 bp |
Sources: CoinDesk market wrap (changes, gold, oil, yields) and The Motley Fool (index levels), Nov 9. U.S. stock markets close at 4 p.m. ET (21:00 UTC).
U.S. stocks had a big day on Monday. Investors went back into tech and chip stocks after last week’s selloff, The Motley Fool reported. The Nasdaq rose 2.75%. Bitcoin barely moved during the same hours.
Oil fell nearly 5% on Iran-related headlines, CoinDesk said. Gold rose 1.8%.
The chip rally showed up in Binance’s stock tokens too. SOXLB tracks a 3x leveraged chip-stock ETF. It rose 21.7% to $56.45 over the 24 hours to our check. The SanDisk token rose 5.1%. Our guide to Binance stock tokens explains what these tokens are.
Crypto company shares did better than the coins. Gemini rose 10.6%, Bullish 6.9% and MARA 4.6%, CoinDesk reported. Robinhood gained 3% and Coinbase 1%. Shares of BlackRock’s bitcoin fund IBIT fell 1.31%. Its ether fund ETHA fell 4.51%, per The Motley Fool.
CPI lands today at 8:30 a.m. ET, with no yearly rate and 85% odds of a December hike
The October consumer price index (CPI) comes out today at 8:30 a.m. ET (13:30 UTC). Economists expect overall prices to rise 0.3% from September and core prices 0.2%, Investing.com reported. Core prices leave out food and energy.
The report will not include the usual yearly rate for overall or core prices. The Bureau of Labor Statistics could not collect part of its October 2025 prices during last year’s government shutdown. It cannot get them back, BLS spokesperson Cody Parkinson told Investing.com. Monthly changes will still come out. The last yearly rate, for September, was 3.7%.
Traders put the odds of a quarter-point Fed hike at the Dec. 8 to 9 meeting at 85% on Monday. That is from the CME FedWatch tool, as cited by CoinDesk. At Friday’s close it was 76.8%, after a strong jobs report, 24/7 Wall St. reported. The Fed’s target range is 3.75% to 4.00%.
“We’ve got to come to terms with inflation failure,” Chicago Fed President Austin Goolsbee said on Monday, per CoinDesk.
Monday’s ETF flows are still incomplete, IBIT not in yet
| Monday, Nov 9 (U.S.) | Sum of funds reported so far | Still missing |
|---|---|---|
| Spot bitcoin ETFs | +$12.2M | BlackRock IBIT, WisdomTree BTCW |
| Spot ether ETFs | −$44.5M | ETHA and ETHB |
| Spot Solana ETFs | −$7.7M | TSOL |
Source: Farside Investors daily flow tables, read at 02:16 UTC on Nov 10 (9:16 p.m. ET on Nov 9). These sums will change once the missing funds report.
Monday’s ETF count is not finished. When we read Farside Investors’ tables, BlackRock’s IBIT had not reported. IBIT is the largest fund and has been the biggest mover. The bitcoin funds that had reported added up to a net inflow of $12.2 million. MSBT took in $22.1 million and ARKB lost $9.9 million.
IBIT lost money on each of the six trading days before Monday. By our sum of Farside’s figures, those six days took $1.44 billion out of the fund, starting Oct. 30.
Among ether funds, Fidelity’s FETH lost $19.1 million and Grayscale’s smaller ether fund lost $25.0 million. BlackRock’s ETHA had not reported yet.
We will run the complete Monday numbers tomorrow. Our ETF vs. bitcoin guide compares the yearly cost of a fund with holding the coin yourself.
Strategy buys 1,036 bitcoin, MARA sold 13,597 to repay loans
| Company (filing date) | Bitcoin bought or sold | Average price | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strategy (Nov 9 8-K) | +1,036 BTC | $79,012 | Holds 850,364 BTC |
| MARA (Nov 9 shareholder letter) | −13,597 BTC | about $81,039 | Repaid $750M in loans |
Sources: Strategy Form 8-K and MARA Q3 2026 shareholder letter, both filed with the SEC on Nov 9. Strategy’s purchases ran from Nov. 2 to Nov. 8. MARA sold after its quarter ended on Sept. 30.
Strategy, the largest company holder of bitcoin, bought 1,036 BTC last week. It paid $81.9 million, or $79,012 per coin. It now holds 850,364 BTC. Its average cost across all of them is $75,456 including fees, the filing shows.
It paid for the coins by selling its common stock (MSTR). It used $188.3 million more from those sales to buy back its STRC preferred shares.
Miner MARA went the other way. After Sept. 30 it sold 13,597 bitcoin for about $1.1 billion, its shareholder letter said. It used $750 million of that to pay off its bitcoin-backed loans in full. That released 17,477 bitcoin it had pledged as collateral.
MARA held 34,012 bitcoin at the end of September, per the letter. CoinDesk put its holdings after the sale at 20,415 BTC. MARA shares rose 4.6% on Monday.
Binance: BSC routes back above Sunday’s level, every TON withdrawal route closed
| Our check (UTC) | BSC withdrawal routes open | TON withdrawal routes open |
|---|---|---|
| Sun Nov 8, 02:59 | 192 of 456 | — |
| Mon Nov 9, 04:13 | 0 of 456 | 2 of 8 (GRAM, USDT) |
| Mon Nov 9, 04:23 to 04:35 | 190 of 456 | — |
| Tue Nov 10, 02:11 | 201 of 456 | 0 of 8 |
| Tue Nov 10, 02:22 | 202 of 456 | 0 of 8 |
| Tue Nov 10, 02:30 UTC | 202 of 456 | 0 of 8 |
Measured by CryptoNakta from Binance’s public deposit and withdrawal settings. 02:11 UTC Tuesday is 9:11 p.m. ET Monday. A dash means we did not count that network at that check.
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Binance’s withdrawal routes on BNB Smart Chain (BSC) have stayed open since Monday’s short pause. At 02:30 UTC Tuesday (9:30 p.m. ET Monday), 202 of 456 BSC withdrawal routes were open. That is more than the 192 open on Sunday, before the pause.
LINK on BSC is one of the routes that came back. ONE (Harmony) can leave Binance again on Ethereum, while its own network was still closed. BONK on BSC was still closed. BONK can still go out on Solana.
Something else closed overnight. At our checks from 02:11 UTC, Binance had no open withdrawal route on the TON network. That covers GRAM (the coin formerly called Toncoin), USDT on TON, NOT, DOGS, HMSTR and CATI. At Monday’s 04:13 UTC check, GRAM and USDT on TON were the two still open.
Each closed TON route showed the same note, “The wallet is currently undergoing maintenance” in Binance’s words. Deposits stayed open on all of them except the old TON listing. The TON chain itself was making blocks, per a public toncenter node at 02:28 UTC. Binance’s announcement lists had no notice about it at 02:22 UTC.
USDT can still leave Binance on eight other networks, including Ethereum, Tron, BSC and Solana. GRAM has no other network. Its price on Binance rose 4.0% to $1.058 over 24 hours. Our Toncoin (GRAM) guide covers the rename.
A different note sat on 130 closed routes at 02:22 UTC. It read “Withdrawals are temporarily halted while Binance replenishes the hot wallet” in each case. A hot wallet is the online wallet an exchange pays withdrawals from. The note was on USDC and USDT on Aptos, USDC on Avalanche, and ETH and USDC on Optimism. USDC on Optimism had reopened by Monday’s check and has closed again.
Four coins from Binance’s Nov. 6 reopening list are still waiting. INJ, NEAR and LTC were closed on their own networks at 02:22 UTC, but each could go out on BSC. XPL (Plasma) had no open route. Binance aimed to reopen all four by the end of this week. Nothing had changed for them at our last check at 02:30 UTC.
Binance’s newest recovery post was still Recovery Update #9 from Nov. 6 when we checked at 02:22 UTC. We found no report on what its leaders said in Monday’s audio chat on X. Our Binance hack guide covers how the pause began.
Gopax, the South Korean exchange Binance owns most of, is still halted. At our 02:24 UTC check, its last bitcoin trade was still the one at 06:09 UTC Friday (1:09 a.m. ET).
A route can close and reopen within minutes. Check the network status on the withdrawal screen right before you send. Our Binance maintenance guide explains what these notes mean for your funds. Our wrong network guide covers what happens when the two sides do not match.
Injective chain stops making blocks for 4 hours 24 minutes
| Injective block height | Time made (UTC) | Time (ET) |
|---|---|---|
| 191,016,663 | Nov 9, 13:05:01 | 8:05 a.m. |
| 191,016,664 (the next block) | Nov 9, 17:28:55 | 12:28 p.m. |
| 191,066,448 (latest at our check) | Nov 10, 02:30:50 | 9:30 p.m. |
Read by CryptoNakta from a public Injective node (sentry.lcd.injective.network) at 02:31 UTC on Nov 10.
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The Injective blockchain stopped making blocks for almost four and a half hours on Monday. Block 191,016,663 came at 8:05 a.m. ET (13:05 UTC). The next one did not arrive until 12:28 p.m. ET (17:28 UTC). The three blocks before the gap came a few seconds apart.
Blocks have kept coming since. By our check at 02:30 UTC Tuesday it had made about 49,800 more blocks. We found no statement from Injective explaining the stop.
INJ was down 2.9% at $7.97 on Binance over the 24 hours to 02:30 UTC. Binance withdrawals of INJ on its own network were still closed at that time. INJ could still leave on BSC.
Stablecoin supply starts shrinking again, USDT down $570 million in a day
| Date (UTC) | All stablecoins | Daily change |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 7 | $293.19B | −$1.20B |
| Nov 8 | $293.24B | +$0.05B |
| Nov 9 | $292.97B | −$0.27B |
| Nov 10 (partial day) | $291.97B | −$1.00B |
Pulled by CryptoNakta from DefiLlama’s public stablecoin data at 02:24 UTC, Nov 10. A partial-day reading can still change before the day ends.
Stablecoin supply held steady over the weekend. It started shrinking again on Monday. The total fell $270 million on Monday, and the partial Tuesday reading was $1.0 billion lower again, per DefiLlama.
Tether’s USDT fell $570 million over the past day to $176.22 billion. Circle’s USDC lost $164 million to $70.37 billion. Over the past week, USDT is down $2.34 billion and USDC $896 million.
Supply falls when issuers take back more tokens for dollars than they hand out. See our USDT vs. USDC guide for how redemption works at each issuer.
Bybit adds a 30-day no-liquidation loan and auto-repayment
Bybit added two borrowing features on Monday. They only matter if you borrow on Bybit.
The first is Lite Loan. You borrow USDT or USDC and put up BTC or ETH as collateral. Bybit says the loan will not be liquidated during its first 30 days. That holds “regardless of market conditions, subject to applicable product terms,” the press release says. A 30-day grace period follows, so you have up to 60 days to repay.
There is no running interest. You pay a one-time fee up front, normally 1%. Loans started from Nov. 9 to Dec. 8 pay 0.5%, according to Bybit’s press release and TokenPost. You repay in the coin you borrowed, by hand or automatically.
The release does not give the loan-to-value limits. It also does not say what happens to the collateral if a loan is still open after 60 days. Bybit’s announcement pages did not load for us, so we could not check the full terms there.
The second feature is auto-repayment in Bybit’s Unified Trading Account (UTA). Once you turn it on, coins you receive from spot trades go straight to paying down what you borrowed. Bybit says it pauses repayment across different coins when prices move abnormally.
Our crypto-backed loan guide explains loan-to-value and when liquidation happens.
Coming up: CPI today, PPI on Friday
- Today, Tuesday Nov. 10, 8:30 a.m. ET (13:30 UTC): October CPI, with monthly changes only for overall and core prices.
- Wednesday, Nov. 11, 06:00 UTC (1 a.m. ET): APT token release.
- Wednesday, Nov. 11, 13:00 UTC (8 a.m. ET): ALLO releases about 160 million tokens, equal to about 65.6% of its circulating supply.
- Friday, Nov. 13, 8:30 a.m. ET (13:30 UTC): October producer prices (PPI).
- By the end of the week: Binance’s target for reopening INJ, NEAR, LTC and XPL withdrawals.
- Nov. 18: Harmony closes its block explorer.
- Dec. 8 and 9: the Fed’s next rate meeting.
Token release times are from schedule data cited by PANews. Released tokens go to the people they were set aside for, and the schedule does not show whether they sell.
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Sources
- CoinDesk · NYSE picks Avalanche to settle tokenized stocks
- Cointelegraph · AVAX leads crypto gains as NYSE selects Avalanche
- The Coin Republic · AVAX price jumps as NYSE taps Avalanche for stock settlement
- 24/7 Wall St. · Charles Schwab now lets clients trade Solana, Avalanche and Chainlink
- TokenPost · Zcash falls 3.72% in four hours on Binance spot (liquidation data)
- CryptoTicker · Zcash falls 8%, developers propose 20-second blocks
- CoinDesk · Live markets coverage, Nov. 9
- The Motley Fool · Crypto market today, Nov. 9
- Investing.com · BLS will omit 12-month CPI and core CPI figures from October report
- 24/7 Wall St. · Odds of a December rate hike jump after the jobs report
- Farside Investors · Bitcoin ETF flows
- Farside Investors · Ether ETF flows
- Farside Investors · Solana ETF flows
- Strategy · Form 8-K, Nov. 9, 2026 (SEC)
- MARA · Q3 2026 shareholder letter (SEC)
- DefiLlama · Stablecoin supply data
- TokenPost · Bybit launches Lite Loan with 30-day no-liquidation period
- Bybit press release via The Daily Hodl · Bybit Lite Loan
- Bybit · Explore Bybit Lite Loan (announcement)
- Bybit · UTA auto-repayment now available (announcement)
- Binance · Recovery Update #9 (Nov. 6)
- PANews · Key overnight and morning news (token release schedule)
- alternative.me · Crypto Fear & Greed Index
- Coin prices and 24-hour volumes: pulled directly by CryptoNakta from Binance public data (02:11 UTC on November 10, 2026 (9:11 p.m. ET on November 9)) · Hourly candles: Binance (02:17 UTC, Nov 10) · Binance withdrawal status: Binance public deposit and withdrawal settings (02:11, 02:22, 02:28 and 02:30 UTC, Nov 10; comparisons from 04:13 to 04:35 UTC, Nov 9 and 02:59 UTC, Nov 8) · Announcement check: Binance announcement lists (02:22 UTC, Nov 10) · TON block check: public toncenter node (02:28 UTC, Nov 10) · Injective block times: public Injective node (02:31 UTC, Nov 10) · Gopax last trade: Gopax public trade data (02:24 UTC, Nov 10) · market cap from CoinGecko
Our own prices in this post were measured at 02:11 UTC on November 10, 2026 (9:11 p.m. ET on November 9). This post is for information only and is not investment advice. Prices and exchange notices change fast, so check the exchange’s official notice and your app before you act.
