Odaily News: Tesla spent $1.5 billion to buy bitcoin in February 2021, and then sold about 4,670 bitcoins between March and April 2021, making a profit of about $100.2 million. During the LUNA collapse in May 2022, Tesla transferred about 30,690 bitcoins to Coinbase, and the market briefly believed that it had sold most of its holdings. Since then, Tesla's bitcoin holdings have undergone adjustments, and it currently still holds about 8,430 bitcoins, worth approximately $960 million; during the FTX collapse in 2022, Tesla did not further reduce its bitcoin holdings.

Odaily News: SWI Group has completed a €800 million (approximately $895 million) financing round, with funds to be used to expand its AI infrastructure business. Previously, the company had gained control of FTX-backed Bitcoin mining company Genesis Digital Assets.SWI Group stated that it plans to convert some of its Bitcoin mining facilities with high-performance computing capabilities into AI computing infrastructure to support AI workload deployment.As demand for AI computing power continues to grow, an increasing number of Bitcoin mining companies are beginning to explore leveraging their existing power, data center, and hardware resources to transition into AI computing businesses. (The Block)

1. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a total net inflow of $21.1281 million yesterday, with BlackRock's IBIT leading at $22.38 million in net inflows;2. Ethereum spot ETFs saw a total net outflow of $56.1001 million yesterday, marking 9 consecutive days of net outflows;3. Robinhood Chain's average daily transactions dropped 42%, with spot trading volume falling to $7.45 billion;4. Analysis: Ethereum still holds reserve asset value, with 36% of its supply already staked;5. Trump: Oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz have surpassed pre-Iran war levels, urges US oil companies to lower prices;6. Former FTX COO criticizes Netflix's new show "The Altruists" for inaccuracies, turning the FTX scandal into a love story;7. Pump.fun is developing perpetual contract trading functionality powered by Hyperliquid;8. Franklin Templeton, with $1.79 trillion in assets under management, explores regulatory exemption for tokenized fund trading;9. Ending with a loss of $907,000, Binance futures smart money trader "Single Wife" who once had $2.19 million in unrealized gains exits holding 18.29 million Lobster tokens;10. The US National Credit Union Administration plans to add 26 new stablecoin reporting fields;11. An 11-year-old vulnerability has been fixed — the XRP Ledger previously had a payment system flaw that could generate XRP out of thin air.

Odaily News: Former FTX Chief Operating Officer Constance Wang criticized Netflix's upcoming FTX-themed series "The Altruists," saying she felt "physically ill" after watching the trailer and that the FTX depicted in the show is completely different from her actual experience.Wang stated that FTX had fewer than 200 employees, many of whom worked 16 to 18 hours a day. She also said she had never seen Caroline Ellison display the dominant demeanor portrayed in the show, and criticized Netflix for adapting the FTX scandal into a love story.It is reported that the series consists of 8 episodes and is scheduled to premiere on November 19. (The Block)

Odaily News: U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chair Mike Selig stated that the CFTC's proposed crypto asset regulatory framework will establish a federal-level oversight system to protect exchange customers from fraud, market manipulation, and theft of customer funds, preventing a repeat of the FTX collapse. Mike Selig noted that the CFTC is working to introduce market-based regulatory mechanisms for crypto exchanges; he stated that critics who oppose these measures and support maintaining the status quo may objectively be benefiting fraudsters, manipulators, and those who misappropriate customer funds, and warned that the absence of such regulation could leave the door open for the next Sam Bankman-Fried figure.

Odaily reports that Netflix has officially released the first trailer for 'The Altruists,' a series related to FTX founder SBF. (CoinDesk)

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, the U.S. government has transferred an additional 94.15 million USDT from seized FTX/Alameda funds to Coinbase Prime. The cumulative transfer amount over the past few hours has reached approximately $566 million.

Odaily News: According to Bitcoin News monitoring, Arkham reports that US government-linked wallets transferred approximately 4,695 BTC, along with WBTC and USDT, through a series of transactions today, involving total assets worth approximately $470 million. On-chain analyst @TimechainIndex independently flagged the same batch of approximately 4,695 BTC, distributed across 4 transactions. The assets are related to seizures tied to the Bitfinex hack and FTX/Alameda, with some assets already sent to Coinbase Prime deposit addresses. This transfer follows the US government's additional transfer to Coinbase Prime yesterday.

Odaily News: Nonprofit financial reform advocacy group Better Markets stated that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC)'s plan to bring certain cryptocurrency trading and exchanges under its regulatory purview could give retail investors weaker protections than those under the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The CFTC has solicited public comments on a framework for margin, leverage, or financing in retail crypto trading.Benjamin Schiffrin, Director of Securities Policy at Better Markets, noted that the CFTC lacks an investor protection mandate, and its statutory authority was originally designed to address fraud in leveraged precious metals trading, which does not justify making it the primary regulator of retail crypto trading. He also said the proposed framework could allow the kind of interrelated market participants that were seen as contributing to FTX's collapse.After the CLARITY Act stalled in Congress, the CFTC and SEC have continued to advance crypto policy under existing law. The CFTC plans to establish a new federal category to bring qualifying crypto trading platforms directly under regulation; the SEC, meanwhile, has proposed relaxing certain investment adviser custody rules, allowing limited tokenized trading of U.S. equities, and issuing new guidance on how securities laws apply to crypto assets. (Cointelegraph)

Odaily reports: Binance founder CZ stated in a recent interview that he was assigned to the low-security Lompoc II prison in California, where FTX founder SBF was later also detained.Before entering prison, CZ assembled an advisory team to learn the rules of the prison cell block, and communicated with other inmates through one of his advisors to adapt to prison life.In August 2024, CZ left Lompoc prison and was transferred to a halfway house, spending his final two weeks at a local jail due to immigration status issues; within 26 minutes of his release, his private jet took off.