RWA Daily Intel · 2026-11-07

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1 US Treasury Cuts Off MEXC Global's Dollar Access

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has severed MEXC Global’s access to the U.S. financial system, citing its alleged processing of ~$16 billion in transactions linked to Iran, North Korea, and Russia.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Regulation

2 U.S. Treasury Withdraws Controversial Crypto Travel Rule Proposal

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has withdrawn a contentious proposal that would have expanded anti-money laundering requirements for crypto transactions, including stricter customer information transmission obligations.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Regulation

3 Gnosis Pay Suffers Data Breach; Customer Funds Unaffected

Gnosis Pay disclosed an unauthorized access to its legacy debit card system on November 3, resulting in a customer data breach; however, customer funds remain secure and unaffected.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Platform

4 Trump-Era Rule Would Allow Crypto in 401(k) Plans

A proposed rule permitting 401(k) retirement plans to invest in alternative assets—including cryptocurrencies—has been submitted to the White House for review.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Regulation

5 Elliptic: Binance Hackers Converted Stolen Tokens into $124M BTC

Elliptic reports that hackers from the Binance breach converted part of the stolen tokens into $124 million worth of Bitcoin; approximately $2.85 billion of stolen assets remains frozen.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Project

6 Strive Increases Bitcoin Holdings to 43,124 BTC, Posts $509M Q3 Profit

Strive reported $509 million in Q3 net income, primarily driven by Bitcoin appreciation; its Bitcoin holdings rose to 43,124 BTC, though its stock price continues to decline.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Data

7 Aave Labs Acquires Avon Team to Advance Fixed-Rate Lending

Aave Labs acquired the Avon team and its technology—a protocol enabling on-chain fixed- and floating-rate lending—to strengthen its lending infrastructure.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Project

8 TeraWulf Bitcoin Mining Revenue Drops 69%; AI HPC Leasing Surges

TeraWulf’s AI-related high-performance computing (HPC) leasing revenue hit $63 million in Q3, up 774% YoY, while Bitcoin mining revenue fell 69% quarter-on-quarter.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Data

2026-11-07 · Content is generated by our pipeline with redaction and source backfill verification. Not investment advice.

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