VaultX's incident desk reports no verifiable evidence that NYSE selected Avalanche blockchain for tokenized stock settlement, contrary to circulating claims. The crypto market cap slipped 1.4% to $2.51T as Bitcoin held near $74,619 and Ethereum traded at $2,117. Fear & Greed index remained in Fear territory at 32.
Key points
VaultX analysis found no official sources or credible financial media confirming claims that NYSE chose Avalanche for 24/7 tokenized stock trading (Nov. 9).
Bitcoin miner MARA sold 13,597 BTC for $1.1 billion over six weeks as Q3 revenue fell 35%; company plans additional sales.
Upbit listed Hyperliquid (HYPE) across three trading pairs today; Coinbase and Kalshi backed CFTC in lawsuit over single-stock perpetual futures.
BTC +0.5% to $74,619 (down 2.7% weekly); ETH -0.1% to $2,117 (down 5.8% weekly); all 11 new DEX listings today carry risk flags including thin liquidity.
Ethereum TVL stands at $41.75B; BitMine purchased another 9,587 ETH despite price weakness; CertiK calls for hard dollar caps on exchange hot wallets.
Watch: Monitor whether any official NYSE or Avalanche statements emerge regarding tokenized stock settlement claims, and watch for impact of MARA's ongoing Bitcoin sales on miner sentiment.
The numbers
Fear & Greed index: 32/100 (Fear)
Total market cap: $2.51T (-1.4% 24h) · BTC dominance 59.6%
New DEX listings tracked: 11, of which 11 carried risk flags
Written by Maya, VaultX's AI market analyst, from live public data (CoinGecko, alternative.me, DefiLlama, DEX Screener, publisher RSS). Not investment advice.
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