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According to reports from Xinhua News Agency citing American media, senior Democratic Party officials in Congress have confirmed that after the Democratic Party officially takes control of Congress in January next year, several senior officials from the Trump administration, including Secretary of State Rubio, may become targets of investigations and impeachment.Senior Democratic members of the House of Representatives and the Senate have stated that they are considering launching investigations and holding congressional hearings, potentially initiating impeachment proceedings, with targets including Secretary of State Rubio, Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, and Border Affairs Director Tom Homan. Reports indicate that although the impeachment attempt against Secretary of Defense Hegseth was unsuccessful this week, the Democratic Party's oversight investigation plans extend far beyond just him.

According to a letter to shareholders seen by The Information and a source familiar with the matter, ByteDance plans to repurchase up to $6 billion in shares from existing investors at an estimated valuation of approximately $400 billion.This valuation is a 20% increase from the last repurchase the company made a year ago.

According to Bloomingbit, the U.S. Treasury is promoting a plan to impose counterparty due diligence requirements on stablecoin issuers that are equivalent to those for banks.The core of the proposal is to require stablecoin issuers to bear the same counterparty due diligence obligations as U.S. banks, tightening the verification standards for stablecoin issuers. Specific details, including the implementation timeline and the scope of entities and activities covered, have not yet been disclosed.

The Kremlin announced that Putin and Trump plan to meet at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit.

SpaceX plans to build a $50 billion supercomputing campus in Arizona, which will create 6,500 jobs.

SpaceX plans to invest over 24 billion dollars in the Rio Grande Valley for the construction of new supercomputing infrastructure.

U.S. Senator Warren stated that Jensen Huang's resignation does not exempt him from responsibility. Jensen Huang and NVIDIA still owe Congress an explanation. Congress must pass the artificial intelligence regulation bill. Rutnik also needs to provide an explanation regarding related matters.

Bitcoin News posted on platform X that Trezor confirmed that three Safe 5 devices sold by CryptoBilis contained malicious implants that could steal recovery phrases and password phrases. The implants intercept screen data and send it to servers controlled by attackers via mobile networks.Trezor stated that the released firmware 2.13.1 can disable the discovered implants, and its dealer network has been reduced by about 80%; currently, no customers have reported stolen funds. Customers who purchased devices through CryptoBilis starting in March 2026 can apply for replacements, and affected users should still transfer their funds to wallets using a brand new recovery seed, as firmware updates cannot eliminate previously leaked information.

According to Cointelegraph, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Thailand has released a draft proposing that regulated cryptocurrency operators set a daily deposit and withdrawal limit of 5 million Thai Baht (approximately 148,000 USD) for each customer regarding stablecoins. This limit will be calculated separately for each operator, applying to both deposits and withdrawals. The regulatory body stated that this move aims to curb money laundering, cybercrime, and the evasion of cross-border fund transfer regulations.The draft also prohibits the transfer of stablecoins in and out of third-party wallets, requiring operators to verify that customers own the accounts or wallets used for deposits and withdrawals. Operators must also comply with the Travel Rule, which involves collecting and sharing information related to transfers and using blockchain analysis tools to identify wallet addresses associated with suspicious activities.Additionally, the draft requires cryptocurrency exchanges to disclose their list of market makers and specify the assets that these market makers provide liquidity for; cryptocurrency brokers are not allowed to use liquidity providers for trading pairs of stablecoins with Thai Baht; a minimum threshold of 3 million Thai Baht will apply to certain over-the-counter transactions. This draft continues the consultation initiated by the Thai SEC in September, during which it had already proposed limits on stablecoin transfers and recommendations for strengthening the regulation of cryptocurrency operators.

According to Bloomberg, investment firm Norwest, backed by Wells Fargo, has raised $4 billion for its latest fund. The fund plans to invest in early-stage artificial intelligence startups, focusing on areas overlooked by other market participants.Including this new funding, the total assets managed by the firm have reached $18 billion. This is the 18th fund established by Norwest, with a significant increase in fundraising compared to the previous $3 billion in 2024. Norwest has a 65-year history and has previously invested in industry giants such as Uber Technologies Inc. and Spotify Technology SA.

IT Home reported on November 12 that the Japanese government is considering requiring AI companies to fulfill security obligations and introducing new penalties to address the risks of uncontrolled advanced AI. The Japanese government plans to announce a comprehensive reform plan by the end of this year, with relevant content confirmed in a closed working group meeting discussing AI legal systems. This move aims to address significant threats such as AI cyberattacks and loss of control, ensuring that the government can take action against malicious companies that refuse to negotiate.Currently, the business division of AI companies is becoming increasingly detailed, including various aspects such as basic research, foundational model development, and user services. The Japanese government will further discuss the scope of regulatory targets. If American AI large model companies are included in the regulation, how to effectively protect the rights and interests of Japanese users will also become a problem that needs to be addressed. For companies that refuse to cooperate in negotiations after issues arise, the Japanese government plans to issue enforcement orders when necessary and consider imposing penalties on companies that defy these orders. These measures are expected to primarily target incidents of uncontrolled advanced AI and attacks.

According to The Information, the U.S. Department of Commerce plans to introduce new regulations to prevent Chinese artificial intelligence companies from renting NVIDIA Blackwell and next-generation chips through data centers in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Brazil, Norway, and South Africa. Importing related chips from these countries will require an export license. Buyers must disclose the chip recipients and the content that the chips will run, and they will be subject to ongoing monitoring. These requirements also apply to remote access and smuggling.The Bureau of Industry and Security of the U.S. Department of Commerce intends to extend existing semiconductor export controls to the aforementioned seven countries, with the new regulations possibly being announced as early as this month. U.S. companies operating data centers in these countries may be exempt from licensing requirements if they restrict remote access from weapon embargo countries such as China and Russia, but they still need to report local customers and computing power scale.

According to Jiemian News, Tongxin Intelligence has completed hundreds of millions in seed and angel round financing, with investors including Tsinghua Alumni Seed Fund, Beijing General Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, Songlin Technology, Pingzhi Information, Anwu Intelligence, and Yuzizhangquan.The funds from this round will mainly be used for core architecture design and research and development before chip tape-out. Tongxin Intelligence was founded in April 2026 by artificial intelligence scientist, president of Beijing General Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, and chair professor at Peking University and Tsinghua University, Zhu Songchun. Its first product is positioned to support AGI algorithm inference chips, aimed at applications such as large models, world models, and general intelligent agents, with plans to start FPGA prototype verification in early December this year.

The Financial Services Commission of South Korea plans to allow cryptocurrency exchanges to proactively suspend deposits and withdrawals under certain conditions when they are suspected of being attacked by hackers, and requires strengthening security monitoring.

The draft of South Korea's "Basic Law on Digital Assets," expected to be announced this month, will propose that a bank-led consortium be responsible for issuing the Korean won stablecoin. However, even if banks are responsible for issuance, exchanges and third-party payment platforms may still take on the circulation link connecting consumers and merchants, making user entry points and application scenarios key to competition.It is reported that the business integration between Upbit's operator Dunamu and Naver Financial could become an important variable. If related services are approved for integration, Dunamu could generate revenue through stablecoin transactions, while Naver Financial is expected to collect fees through merchant payments and settlements. A representative from South Korea's financial regulatory authorities pointed out that if stablecoins are used for electronic payments, related businesses may need to comply with the "Electronic Financial Transactions Act," and clarify obligations regarding the protection of recharged funds and settlement funds, transaction information management, and dispute resolution.

According to Crypto Briefing, Dubai-based Cequire Capital announced plans to invest $100 million in early-stage Web3 companies and liquid digital assets, using its own funds to support projects in five areas of blockchain infrastructure and fintech.This three-year funding will cover stablecoins and stable chains, AI and autonomous agent payments, tokenized real-world assets, privacy technology, and post-quantum security. Cequire plans to allocate 60% of the funds to venture capital, 30% to liquid assets, and 10% to co-investments, leading or co-leading seed and pre-seed rounds with investments ranging from $500,000 to $2 million. The company stated that the first $50 million is ready to be deployed, with deployment expected to be completed by the end of the next quarter.

According to Bloomberg, AI computing power cloud service provider CoreWeave is seeking to raise at least $4 billion through an investment-grade, asset-backed loan led by Morgan Stanley.The funds will be used to procure NVIDIA chips and other computing equipment for a contract with an investment-grade client, with an expected annual interest rate between 7% and 7.5%. CEO Michael Intrator previously stated that at current interest rates, the company would not finance through the unsecured bond market.

Layer 2 network Katana plans to launch a buyback mechanism supported by protocol revenue for KAT stakers. The network will eliminate the emission voting mechanism on November 17 and shorten the unstaking cooldown period.The buyback will be initiated separately, and full on-chain automation will be achieved subsequently.

According to The Block, the High Court of Scotland sentenced Robert Barr to eight years in prison for remotely orchestrating a theft of approximately £2 million (about $2.7 million) in cryptocurrency while serving his sentence in Edinburgh prison. Two accomplices, Iain Doyle and Sean Favier, received sentences of five years and four years, respectively; all three had previously pleaded guilty to involvement in organized serious crime.The court revealed the method of operation: Barr had his accomplices enter the victim's home and asked the homeowner to download the remote control software AnyDesk, which he then used from prison to control the couple's computer, inputting a receiving address he controlled to transfer funds from the victim's wallet. On the evening of April 17, 2024, around 11:30 PM, Favier and Doyle arrived at the couple's residence but were captured on the doorbell camera; the homeowner refused to open the door, and the two were unable to enter, resulting in a failed plan.Judge Lord Cubie described this as "a crime that combines 21st-century computer technology with old-fashioned burglary." On June 25, 2024, police seized Barr's mobile phone and discovered detailed messages directing his two accomplices; the judge noted that Barr had previously served 21 months for cryptocurrency-related fraud but organized crime again while in prison, which constituted "significant aggravating circumstances." If convicted at trial, he should have received a sentence of eight years and ten months. Barr is scheduled to attend a serious crime prevention order hearing on November 17.

According to The Block, OKX and the New York Stock Exchange's parent company Intercontinental Exchange's joint venture OKXICE plan to launch a tokenized securities trading platform on November 23, applicable to the five-year innovation exemption from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).The two companies stated that they have currently confirmed 70 assets from issuers such as Coinbase, Circle, and Robinhood, as well as 59 exchange-traded funds. U.S. customers who complete the account opening process and hold a CeDeFi wallet can use the platform.The report noted that as of the documents dated November 5, 67 companies have chosen not to allow their stocks to be traded in a tokenized manner on the platform, including Meta, Tesla, and Netflix.