Crypto and stock news digest: 7 November 2026

Keplr pauses Google and Apple logins after unauthorized transaction reports

Keplr paused Google and Apple social-login accounts after reports of unauthorized transactions, according to The Defiant. The wallet said in its initial assessment that recovery-phrase and hardware-wallet accounts are unaffected, and advised social-login users to stop sending funds to their accounts. A later report said Keplr suggested a recovery effort may explain empty wallet balances and again told Google or Apple account users to stop deposits and move remaining liquid assets.

Dinari pledges Anthropic dShares on IPO day, including for US investors

Dinari said it will offer Anthropic dShares on the company's IPO day, including to US investors, according to The Defiant. The report says the pledge follows Ondo's non-US launch plan, while Dinari's US tokens remain non-transferable and barred from DeFi.

Report: Nvidia may face more hostile Washington after election

Semafor reports, according to Cointelegraph, that Nvidia may face a more adversarial Washington after the election, and that CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with President Donald Trump probably won't protect the company. The post cites no further figures or timing.

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NYT reports suspicious prediction market bets before two polls

According to a report cited by Cointelegraph, bets were placed shortly before two recent New York Times/Siena political polls were released to the public. The post describes the activity as suspicious prediction market activity seen before the poll release. No further details on the size, venue or outcome of the bets are stated.

Arini master fund down 32% year-to-date after 19.7% October decline

Arini Capital Management's flagship hedge fund has lost 32% year-to-date, according to an investor letter seen by Bloomberg, following a 19.7% decline in October. The London-based credit specialist, led by Hamza Lemssouguer, said it underestimated dislocation in CCC-rated debt, which makes up most of its exposure. Arini has re-underwritten its five largest positions, trimmed holdings, cut gross leverage to its lowest since early 2022 and plans greater diversification.

US sanctions Canadian money-exchange firms over Iran ties

Cointelegraph reports that the US sanctioned Canadian money-exchange firms over their ties to Iran. The same post states the US is offering as much as $20 million and possible relocation for information about Iran's nuclear program.

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NYT DealBook asks whether law firms' AI agents need malpractice insurance

NYT DealBook reports that Crosby, an A.I. law firm, bought malpractice insurance for law firms, a move the post says speaks to a nascent gap in coverage as major insurers grapple with risks related to artificial intelligence. The post frames the question of whether law firms' A.I. agents should carry such insurance.

Bitcoin holders receive eCash fork tokens, trading venues unclear

Cointelegraph reports that Bitcoin's eCash fork gives eligible holders an equivalent balance of ECX tokens. The post states that questions remain over where holders can trade the tokens and what they can do with them.

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Sony disc-free PlayStation said to hit low-income gamers hardest

Experts cited by Decrypt say Sony's move to drop game discs will have an outsized impact on low-income gamers, arguing a disc-free PlayStation will price out low-income players. The report also says that in much of Africa, digital-only gaming means breaking Sony's rules.

Defiant explains how to check crypto firms and wallets against OFAC records

The Defiant published a guide on checking crypto companies and wallet addresses against OFAC records. It states that OFAC's official tool searches names and exact crypto addresses, that a result still requires identity checks, and that an unlisted wallet or company can remain subject to blocking rules.

AI chip stocks rebound after historic selloff; questions remain about correction

Decrypt reports that AI chip stocks rebounded on a Friday after a historic selloff, offering relief to investors. The article frames the open question as whether politics and mounting debt could turn an AI correction into something worse.

Starknet's STRK falls 57% in four weeks as DeFi TVL drops to $35.8M

The Defiant reports that Starknet's STRK token slumped 57% over four weeks as its rally unwound. The post states Starknet's DeFi TVL fell to $35.8 million after Extended moved settlement to Arc, and that its proposed Layer 1 transition remains at the research stage.

Binance tells users in some European countries to withdraw crypto before year-end account closures

CoinDesk reports that Binance users in some European countries have been told to pull their crypto before fees kick in, with affected accounts reportedly set to close on Dec. 31. Users in Spain, France and Poland say they received similar notices, according to the post.

Bloomberg account: Thursday sell-off erased $3.7 trillion

A r/stocks post citing Bloomberg describes how a Thursday sell-off erased $3.7 trillion, starting with retail investors selling early Thursday to lock in gains after midterm-driven gains. The post says the selling forced hedge funds and long-only managers to accelerate the decline, and that automated market-maker systems triggered further selling due to negative gamma.

Report: US believes Nvidia CEO Huang had relationship with alleged Chinese spy

The US government believes Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang had a romantic relationship with a Chinese woman recruited to spy for China's main intelligence agency, according to people familiar with the matter cited in the post. The post says a memo based on US intelligence information named Alice Huang, an executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed, a customer of the chip group, and was shared with a small group of top US officials shortly before President Donald Trump travelled to Beijing for a summit with Xi Jinping. The White House and CIA declined to comment, according to the post.

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Post claims EIP-7702 hot-wallet breach hit $6.4B, air-gapped PSBTs unaffected

A r/CryptoCurrency post claims hackers used EIP-7702 on October 29 to compromise a large exchange hot wallet and drain $6.4 billion without stealing private keys. The post asserts that air-gapped Bitcoin PSBT signing prevented the same attack from reaching cold storage.

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