November 9th. The National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center released the "LuBian Mining Pool Hacked, Massive Bitcoin Theft Incident Technical Traceability Analysis Report." On December 29, 2020, LuBian Mining Pool experienced a significant hacker attack, with a total of 127,272.06953176 bitcoins (valued at about $3.5 billion at the time, now valued at $15 billion) stolen by the attacker. The holder of these massive bitcoins is precisely Chen Zhi, the Chairman of the Cambodian Crown Prince Group. After the hacker attack, Chen Zhi and his Crown Prince Group separately posted messages on the blockchain in early 2021 and July 2022, calling out to the hackers, hoping they would return the stolen bitcoins and expressing willingness to pay a ransom, but received no response. Strangely, after the massive bitcoin theft, the bitcoins were transferred to a bitcoin wallet address controlled by the attacker and remained dormant for a long 4-year period, almost untouched. This behavior clearly does not align with the typical hacker's rush to cash out and pursue profits; rather, it resembles a precise operation orchestrated by a "state-level hacker organization." It wasn't until June 2024 that these stolen bitcoins were once again moved to new bitcoin wallet addresses and have remained untouched since.On October 14, 2025, the U.S. Department of Justice announced criminal charges against Chen Zhi and stated that they had seized 127,000 bitcoins from Chen Zhi and his Crown Prince Group. Various evidence indicates that the U.S. government seized these massive bitcoins from Chen Zhi and his Crown Prince Group, which were originally stolen by hackers through technical means from the LuBian Mining Pool bitcoins as early as 2020. In other words, the U.S. government had already used hacker techniques to steal the 127,000 bitcoins held by Chen Zhi in 2020, making this a typical "hack-on-hack" incident orchestrated by a state-level hacker organization.

November 9th, FTX creditor representative Sunil tweeted that FTX's total assets available for distribution to creditors prior to the payout amounted to $16 billion to $17 billion. A payout of $454 million is scheduled for February 18, 2025, $5 billion on May 30, 2025, and $1.6 billion on September 30, 2025, bringing the total distributed amount to $7.1 billion.The next scheduled payout is expected to occur in January 2026, with the deadline to determine eligibility for distribution potentially set in December (Sunil, the creditor representative, mentioned that the specific date is still pending an official announcement).

November 9th: Analyst Murphy published a post stating that the investor sentiment index is getting very close to the emotional bottom (red zone). If BTC does not experience a sharp rebound immediately, then we will see the effective triggering of this signal on a day next week. For traders on the sidelines waiting, a potential "best buying zone" may emerge.In past data, the optimistic zone between every two segments of the red panic zone corresponds to a major trend market. The recent indicator has always stayed in the indecisive zone, indicating that market investors' sentiment is constantly fluctuating, and there is no consensus on the future direction. This analysis is for learning and communication purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

November 9th, according to HyperInsight monitoring, "Big Brother Ma Ji" Huang Licheng increased his 25x leveraged ETH long position for nearly half an hour, with the current position worth $13.2 million, at an opening price of $3,365.5 and a liquidation price of $3,321.4.

November 9, Binance founder CZ responded to the "burn of around $490,000 worth of Meme tokens," cleaning up the wallet, and leaving only BNB in the donation address. Next time, I might choose to sell the received Meme tokens on the market. If you do not want the tokens to be sold on the market, please do not send them to this address.After seven months, today CZ publicly burned around $490,000 worth of Meme tokens once again from the donation address.

November 9th, on Polymarket, the odds of T1 winning the League of Legends 2025 World Championship have risen to 67%, while KT Rolster's odds stand at 34%. The trading volume of this prediction market has exceeded $14.5 million. The match is now entering the third game, with the current score tied at 1-1.Defending champion and legendary player Faker is poised to secure a three-peat at the World Championship and claim his sixth world title of his professional career.

November 9th, according to GMGN data, ZENO continued to rise rapidly on a short-term basis, breaking through $0.013, with a market capitalization exceeding $13 million and a 24-hour price increase expanding to 90%.ZENO is a comprehensive platform dedicated to building a persistent digital layer in the physical world, aiming to connect the real world with the dynamic virtual world through a standardized system.BlockBeats reminds users that many Meme coins lack practical use cases, experience significant price volatility, and investment should be approached with caution.

November 9th: Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po published an article titled "Promoting Financial Innovation and Technology Together." He pointed out that during this week's Hong Kong FinTech Week, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority announced the "Fintech 2030" strategy. The strategy focuses on four key areas: data and payment infrastructure, artificial intelligence, technology resilience, and financial tokenization. Over 40 specific measures were proposed with the goal of developing Hong Kong into a robust, resilient, and forward-looking international fintech hub. Hong Kong's two flagship innovation and technology centers—the Hong Kong Science Park and Cyberport—saw their startups raise a total of approximately HK$6 billion in funding over the past year.

November 9th, according to on-chain analyst Ai Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa), after seven months, CZ's public donation address once again burned approximately $490,000 worth of Meme tokens, including:quq: $305,000;SIREN: $142,000;BNBCARD: $43,000.

November 9th, according to The Wall Street Journal, Visa and Mastercard are set to settle with U.S. merchants, ending a two-decade-long legal dispute. Under the settlement agreement, the credit card interchange fees charged to merchants will be reduced, and merchants will be granted more flexibility in choosing credit card services. Previously, both networks required merchants to accept all credit card payments within the network if they wanted to accept any particular credit card.The legal battle between the two parties began in 2005 when U.S. merchants accused Visa, Mastercard, and major banks of monopolistic behavior regarding fees and credit card acceptance rules. The two parties reached a settlement agreement in March 2024, proposing a 0.07% reduction in fees over five years and granting merchants more flexibility to surcharge credit card payments. However, the agreement was rejected by the presiding judge.