Coinbase Europe Limited will pay €21.5 million to the Central Bank of Ireland to settle violations related to technical coding errors in its transaction monitoring systems during 2021 and 2022, the company announced on Nov. 6. The errors affected the platform's cryptocurrency transaction surveillance systems. The Central Bank calculated the penalty based on Coinbase's average annual revenue of €417 million from 2021 to 2024.

A trader deposited 7 million USDC to Hyperliquid via a newly created wallet and opened short positions on Bitcoin and XRP with 20x leverage, Lookonchain reports. The positions total 1,129 BTC (approximately $116 million) and 8,888,888 XRP (approximately $20.35 million). The trader also uses Roobet and Stake platforms.

The wallet machismallbrother.eth deposited 1 million USDC to Hyperliquid on November 6 and opened a 10x leveraged long position on 2,900 ETH worth approximately $9.8 million, Lookonchain data show. The wallet has recorded total profits exceeding $8.9 million and remains in profitable territory.

A whale address (0x96e) specializing in ZEC longs added 2,000 ZEC over a 5-hour period on November 6, bringing total holdings to $16.33 million with an unrealized profit of $2.86 million (87%) at an average entry of $424, on-chain AI analytics tool CoinBob data show. The address deposited $2.21 million to Hyperliquid over the past 3 days, opened 5x leveraged long positions, and continuously rolled positions to double the principal within 3 days, now holding the largest ZEC long contract on the platform. The largest ZEC short position holder (0xd47) on Hyperliquid has accumulated an unrealized loss of $11.3 million since establishing the position on October 11, with holdings reaching $26.02 million through continued averaging during price increases without any closures.

A whale address that previously generated over $14 million in profits on Hyperliquid deposited 25.56 million USDC to the platform on Nov. 6 and purchased 92,173 HYPE tokens worth approximately $3.68 million, Lookonchain data show.

A significant sell wall has formed above $105,000 for Bitcoin, Coinglass data show on Nov. 6. The spot order book heatmap indicates concentrated sell orders at this level, which could act as resistance for BTC price movement.

An unidentified entity sold 7,066 ETH for 23.945 million DAI at an average price of $3,389 on Nov. 6, on-chain data show. The conversion was executed as a single on-chain transaction four hours before the report.

A cryptocurrency whale expanded its 40x leveraged Bitcoin long position to $23 million at an average entry price of $102,700, HyperInsight data show. The position has a liquidation threshold of $101,398.8. The whale previously maintained a 100% win rate on trades.

Binance Wallet launched a deposit and transfer campaign for Alpha tokens on Nov. 6, according to an official announcement. Eligible users who complete deposit and transfer tasks will share an Alpha token reward pool on a first-come, first-served basis. The campaign runs from Nov. 6 at 18:00 to Nov. 13 at 18:00 (UTC+8), with rewards distributed based on deposited tokens.