Crypto news. Royal judgement.
Solana cashtags lead into fomo trades, MARA turns Bitcoin into debt repayment, and privacy tools reach mainnet. Elsewhere, NYSE chooses a future settlement ledger, the SEC counts enforcement outcomes and Moody's tests how credit data travels.
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fomo and Solana announced on 10 November that X users can move from a Solana token's cashtag to trading it through fomo. The shortcut connects a market-data card to an external trading app; selecting a ticker does not itself complete a purchase.
MARA's 9 November shareholder letter says it sold 13,597 Bitcoin after 30 September for about $1.1 billion. It used $750 million to repay Bitcoin-collateralised term loans, releasing the coins pledged against them. The sale is separate from the quarter's mining output.
Helius announced Solana Privacy Rings on mainnet on 10 November. The shielded pools encrypt asset details and balances while executing on Solana. The default Ring keeps wallet addresses visible, so confidentiality here has a specific scope rather than making every trace disappear.
Ava Labs said on 9 November that Avalanche will provide ledger technology to the clearing firm supporting an upcoming NYSE-affiliated digital trading platform. NYSE's own update confirms the choice. The proposed round-the-clock venue still needs applicable regulatory approvals.
The SEC's 10 November annual results cover the fiscal year ended 30 September. It reports 348 enforcement actions and about $731 million returned to more than 250,000 harmed investors. Those totals cover securities enforcement broadly, not crypto alone.
Moody's Ratings and Chainlink announced a completed credit-data distribution pilot on 10 November. It ran on test networks with representative data. No actual rating actions were published onchain and no live ratings-distribution process was involved.
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