Ripple has unlocked 1 billion XRP from its November escrow, releasing the tokens into the market, U.Today reported.

Curve Finance has deployed its StableSwap automated market maker natively on Stellar, marking its first expansion onto a non-EVM blockchain. The mechanism runs inside Stellar's Soroban smart contract environment instead of relying on a bridge. StableSwap targets assets meant to hold similar values such as stablecoins and reduces slippage on pegged token swaps.

OnePay said in an official announcement that it has partnered with Stripe to launch a stablecoin deposit feature, initially available to select users in the United States. The feature lets users transfer USDC from external wallets or exchanges directly into their OnePay Checking account, where it is automatically converted to USD. It supports 12 blockchains, including Tempo, Base, Solana and Ethereum, and will charge no conversion fees during the initial launch period.

According to Lookonchain, the Binance hacker has dumped more than 130 altcoins on EVM chains alone. The hacker received 123,400 ETH ($277.26 million) and 1.69 million USDC, for a total of $279 million.

Stablecoin supply has fallen by about $2.1 billion in 2026, easing to roughly $301.6 billion by October 28 from $303.7 billion at the end of 2025, DefiLlama data shows. The total peaked at $315.5 billion on May 17 before sliding. USDT and USDC dropped $5.3 billion and $4 billion, while other stablecoins added $7.2 billion. In 2025 the market grew about 49% from $203.2 billion.

MetaMask has added Stellar as a default network, giving the scalable Layer 1 chain direct access to a broad retail user base. Holders can now reach Stellar without a custom RPC setup, which lowers onboarding friction for payments and tokenized asset use. The integration places Stellar inside one of the most widely used self custody wallets.

US spot Ethereum ETFs have recorded 23 consecutive trading sessions of outflows, the longest streak since their launch, according to Glassnode. The data highlights sustained investor withdrawals from these funds over more than a month of trading.

Huo Xing Finance reported on Nov. 1 that XPL fell nearly 20% in a short-term slide, last trading at $0.0727 with its market cap down to $408 million, according to market data. Liquidations of XPL positions totaled $24.49 million over the past hour, including $24.31 million in long positions and $180,500 in shorts.

ME News reported that Core DAO said in a tweet on November 1 (UTC+8) that it had identified a vulnerability affecting the Bitcoin double-staking layer b14g and is working closely with the b14g team. The Core network remains secure, with consensus, validators, and staking contracts operating normally. CORE staked directly with validators or through other protocols is unaffected. Core is supporting b14g and its exchange partners in tracking and freezing funds. Most of the stolen CORE remains on the Core chain, and exchanges are freezing deposits linked to the attacker. Foresight News previously reported that b14g said about 97 million CORE tokens staked through its platform were withdrawn without authorization at 17:29 Beijing time on October 31 and transferred to the attacker's address. The b14g team paused the affected contract immediately after discovery and is working with the Core team, security partners, and exchanges to track the funds and coordinate their freezing and recovery. (Source: Foresight News)