Bitcoin ETFs Start November With a Hangover!

US Bitcoin ETFs lost $514 million in November's first two trading sessions.

Here's what we've got for you today:

  • Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $514 Million in November So Far, BTC Fights Back

  • XRP Ledger Lending Remains 10 Votes Short as Security Upgrade Moves Ahead Without DeFi Launch

  • Justin Sun Seeks Sanctions Against Trump-Linked World Liberty Over Undisclosed UAE Ownership

  • Arbitrum Lands Cross River Bank Tokenized Lending Project as Wall Street Expands Onchain Finance

🩸 Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $514 Million in November So Far, BTC Fights Back

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $514.2 million in net outflows during the first two trading sessions of November. BlackRock’s IBIT led the Nov. 3 selling with $95 million in outflows, while Fidelity and Bitwise attracted fresh investments.

✖️ XRP Ledger Lending Remains 10 Votes Short as Security Upgrade Moves Ahead Without DeFi Launch

The XRP Ledger is on track to activate a major security upgrade on Nov. 4, with 94.3% of trusted validators supporting the amendment after an earlier delay. The upgrade will address issues involving token permissions, automated market makers and lending infrastructure.

👀 Justin Sun Seeks Sanctions Against Trump-Linked World Liberty Over Undisclosed UAE Ownership

TRON founder Justin Sun is seeking sanctions against Trump-linked World Liberty Financial and approximately $263,821 in legal fees. He alleges the company concealed UAE ownership ties during their $45 million lawsuit.

💪 Arbitrum Lands Cross River Bank Tokenized Lending Project as Wall Street Expands Onchain Finance

Cross River Bank is partnering with Arbitrum developer Offchain to tokenize loans directly at origination. The project has completed its proof of concept and is targeting an early 2027 launch.

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