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Spot bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. saw $20.45 million in net outflows yesterday.Nine funds, including BlackRock’s IBIT, had zero flows.
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- 18:57Ether Researchers Abandon EigenLayer Advisor Positions Over Neutrality ComplaintsTwo Ether Fellows have resigned from their positions due to the controversy surrounding their role as advisors to repledge platform EigenLayer, they revealed in a post today, November 3rd. In a post on the X platform, Ether Fellows Justin Drake and Dankrad Feist said they resigned from their advisory roles in order to focus on the development of the underlying Ether network, a position Drake said he had stepped down from in September.
- 17:34Open Position of ETH Contracts on the Entire Network Stood at $13.518 BillionOn Nov. 3, Coinglass data showed that the open position for ETH futures contracts on the entire network was 5,435,500 ETH, or about $13.518 billion, a 24H drop of 4.24 percent. Coin's open position in ETH contracts was 1.831 million ETH ($4.482 billion), ranking first, with a 24H rise of 4.41 percent.
- 17:00WSJ: French User Who Spent More Than $30 Million on Polymarket Betting on Trump Win Says “No Political Agenda”The French user who spent more than $30 million on Polymarket betting on Trump's victory says he has “no political agenda,” according to the Wall Street Journal. “My aim is just to make money,” said the man, who called himself Théo, in a Zoom call with a WSJ reporter, describing himself as a Frenchman who has lived in the United States and worked as a trader at a bank. Théo reportedly opened Polymarket accounts in the names of Fredi9999, Theo4, PrincessCaro, and Michie and bet about $38 million on Trump in the 2024 election. If all of Théo's expectations of a Trump sweep come true, he could reportedly earn a return of more than $80 million, which is more than double the amount he invested. If Harris wins, Théo could lose all or most of his $30 million, which he claims is the bulk of his available liquid assets.
