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Pump.fun said it has added four features to its perpetual futures trading service: limit orders, TWAP orders, cross margin and margin adjustment. Limit orders allow users to buy or sell at a desired price, while TWAP orders split large orders into smaller increments. Cross margin shares margin across positions, and the margin adjustment feature lets users add to or withdraw margin from existing positions. The perpetual futures service is based on Hyperliquid.

Bitcoin could post annual declines for two straight years for the first time ever, Euro Pacific Capital CEO and prominent Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff said on X. Schiff said BTC has never posted back-to-back yearly losses in its 18-year history, but closed down 6.34% last year and was down 16.5% so far in 2026. He added that consecutive annual declines would break precedent and argued investors ignore that risk at their own peril. Schiff also said that if BTC falls again next year, it could mark a third straight year of losses.

Decentralized lending protocol Cap said it will expand to GIWA with Ammora as a launch partner. GIWA is a layer-2 network developed by Dunamu, the operator of South Korean exchange Upbit. To help build a liquidity layer, Ammora, which was incubated by GIWA, plans to support cUSD’s entry into South Korea.

Square, a business service of Jack Dorsey-founded payments company Block, has completed the phased rollout of Bitcoin payments for U.S. merchants and now offers Lightning Network payments to eligible sellers, Bitcoin News reported. Customers can pay in BTC, while merchants can choose to receive U.S. dollars or keep the BTC. Square plans to waive Bitcoin payment processing fees through the end of this year and then apply a 1% fee.

Kimber Digital Securities, a subsidiary of Plume (PLUME), has obtained approval from the U.S. SEC and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, according to CoinDesk. The company secured a broker-dealer license from the SEC and obtained FINRA membership, allowing it to buy and sell securities on behalf of clients.

Layer-1 blockchain Sei said SIP-6 has been approved. Sei Labs plans to begin work on upgrading the chain to Autobahn for Sei Giga.

MegaETH will invest $30 million in a new business separate from its network and launch an AI inference marketplace as its first service, The Block reported. All new services will run on the MegaETH network, and the $30 million will be funded from the project’s existing treasury.

Alessandro Hatami, former COO of digital banking at Lloyds Bank, said in a CoinDesk opinion piece that the business lines between crypto firms and banks are gradually converging, raising questions about whether stablecoins can maintain a competitive advantage over the long term.

Layer-1 blockchain Monad (MON) said Lens is set to launch on Monad. Lens has been fully rebuilt around an onchain social graph in which users own their accounts and social connections and decide what appears in their feeds. Anyone can build a client, and Lens and Farcaster users will be able to log in with their existing accounts.

Dallas Fed President Logan said it is clear the Federal Reserve needs at least two more 25-basis-point rate hikes this year. Logan said the Fed’s policy rate is at least 50 basis points below an appropriately restrictive level and added that, based on economic data, accommodative monetary policy is adding to inflation pressure. Logan also said the real federal funds rate stands at 78 basis points.

According to CoinNess market monitoring, BTC has fallen below $73,000. BTC is trading at $72,949.91 on the Binance USDT market.

Major exchanges have seen $221 million worth of futures liquidated in the past hour. In the past 24 hours, $565 million worth of futures have been liquidated.

Major exchanges have seen $112 million worth of futures liquidated in the past hour. In the past 24 hours, $456 million worth of futures have been liquidated.

Bitcoin has fallen below 100 million won on South Korean exchange Upbit’s KRW trading pair for the first time in about 83 days. It last traded at 99,767,000 won, down 2.43%, after holding above that level since Aug. 20.

ZEC has fallen by 3.92% in the past five minutes on the COINNESS market. Currently, ZEC is trading at $1,119.33.

Blockchain game The Sandbox (SAND) said it has applied an engine update that adds real-time multiplayer and matchmaking. The update also includes an in-game shop, item creation tools, new world-building tools and styles, improved rendering, and a major editor upgrade.

Decentralized exchange Jupiter announced it will launch four new features on Nov. 15 as part of its push to become an integrated platform for asset discovery, holding, yield generation and management. Its first product, Smart Vault, will open first in a private beta, allowing depositors to earn both lending interest and trading fees from pairs including SOL/JitoSOL. The other three features are also expected to be unveiled soon. Jupiter is also restructuring its platform around three pillars: trading, yield and management, while supporting its in-house stablecoin JupUSD and perpetual futures trading. It added that part of protocol revenue is used for JUP buybacks.

U.S. brokerage infrastructure company DriveWealth announced it has secured a Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license in Lithuania. Starting next year, the company plans to gradually open related services to partners. DriveWealth also plans to work with Ripple to introduce RLUSD stablecoin settlement, cross-border payments and custody services in Europe.

Layer-1 blockchain Cosmos (ATOM) said the IBC protocol has been incorporated into a project under LF Decentralized Trust, or LFDT. Cosmos said LFDT’s neutral governance will help develop IBC into a global open standard.

Grayscale has placed a full-page advertisement for Zcash (ZEC) in The Wall Street Journal, according to the source. The ad also included promotion for ZCSH, a fund managed by Grayscale, alongside advertising for Zcash itself. In addition, Grayscale plans to launch the Zcash Invest platform to promote Zcash and run a $1 million campaign.

Bitcoin financial services platform Onramp announced the launch of Onramp Business, a corporate account that supports designated users, role-based permissions and dual withdrawal approvals. The product is designed to ease asset management for companies seeking to add BTC to their balance sheets. Its base fee is 0.85%, and deposited holdings are kept with qualified custodians.

Solana said Helius’ Solana Privacy Rings is now live on the Solana mainnet. It described the offering as a programmable on-chain environment that enables the encryption of funds, markets and finance without leaving Solana.

Tether’s supply, or market capitalization, is shrinking faster than it did during the FTX collapse, according to CryptoQuant’s official X account. USDT market cap has fallen by $6.6 billion in 60 days, more than double the decline seen in December 2022. CryptoQuant added, "stablecoin growth has supported every rally in this cycle. That fuel is running out."

Institutional RWA-focused layer-1 blockchain Royles (RLS) said users can now bridge USDC from Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism and Polygon directly into USDr, the native gas token on the Royles public chain, through the Royles dApp. According to Royles, each USDr is backed one-to-one by USDC, and users can also redeem USDr for USDC in the dApp. RLS can also now be bridged to Royles from the same six networks via Stargate.

The three major U.S. stock indices opened lower today. - S&P 500: -0.66% - Nasdaq: -1.07% - Dow Jones: -0.37%