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$ONDO Ondo Stocks is bringing interest-free USDC loans to tokenized U.S. stocks. Through a partnership with Spout Finance, users will be able to borrow USDC against tokenized stocks and ETFs on Solana—without paying interest. Instead of charging borrowers, Spout generates lender returns through a covered-call strategy: tokenized assets are converted into underlying shares, and option premiums fund the loans. Borrowers can access up to 50% of collateral value, but give up upside above the strike price if options are exercised. Tokenized stocks are no longer just about ownership—they are becoming usable collateral. #Ondo #TokenizedStocks #USDC #Solana #RWA

$GRVT Eligible holders of BlackRock’s BUIDL can now swap BUIDL for USDC and other stablecoins after banking hours and on weekends. The facility was created by Securitize and Ethena and was launched on Thursday. The pool started with $50 million of funding against a $100 million cap. Securitize runs the facility and Ethena backs it Approved investors can trade BUIDL for supported stablecoins like USDC or convert those stablecoins back into BUIDL, according to the Securitize announcement. Securitize operates the facility, and Ethena is the backer. The facility grants investors access to liquidity on Saturday or Sunday without having to wait for markets to open on Monday. “Tokenization is about more than putting assets onchain. It’s about making those assets more useful,” said Carlos Domingo, co-founder and CEO of Securitize. “Digital assets operate around the clock, and institutional liquidity needs to keep pace,” said Guy Young, founder of Ethena Labs. The launch gives eligible people access to the facility framework from Ethena’s expanded deal with BlackRock. BlackRock’s Aladdin platform included Ethena’s USDe in June, and Cryptopolitan reported Ethena would back a $100 million liquidity facility via Securitize. A second $50 million can arrive within about an hour The $100 million number is a cap. The pool starts with $50 million split into $25 million in USDC and $25 million in BUIDL. An additional $50 million can be added within about an hour. A footnote in the release says top-ups depend on the facility’s terms, capacity and availability. BUIDL aims for a stable $1 net asset value but does not guarantee it. The fund holds overnight repo and three-month Treasuries, and its tokens are only accessible to whitelisted investors that pass KYC and AML checks. Whitelisted holders can send tokens to each other on-chain 24/7. Cashing out to dollars is slower and hinges on business days. If a user wants to redeem or cash out, the process happens on the same day or the next redemption date, depending on the time of the request. Securitize and Ethena already work together on USDtb. USDtb is Ethena’s digital dollar, and it is backed by BlackRock’s BUIDL. Securitize went public through a SPAC merger with Cantor Equity Partners II. It now trades on the NYSE under the ticker SECZ. As of September, it held about $5 billion in tokenized assets. Other tokenized fund partners include Apollo, BNY, Hamilton Lane, KKR and VanEck. Securitize’s stock closed trading at $8.39 on Thursday, down about 7.4%. If you're reading this, you’re already ahead. Stay there with our newsletter.

$YGG The crypto market is struggling to regain momentum as Bitcoin and other digital assets face continued pressure. Slowing US liquidity and regulatory uncertainty are two major concerns weighing on the market, according to Real Vision founder Raoul Pal and investor Kevin O’Leary. While Pal believes tighter financial conditions are limiting money flowing into crypto, O’Leary says the lack of clear US regulations is preventing businesses from adopting blockchain technology on a wider scale. Raoul Pal Says Liquidity Shortage Is Hurting Crypto Raoul Pal believes slowing US liquidity is one of the main reasons behind the crypto market’s weak performance. Pal said US liquidity has remained largely flat since July 2026. A stronger dollar, rising interest rates and a flatter yield curve have slowed money creation through the banking system. He explained that crypto needs increasing liquidity to support price growth, but current conditions are not providing enough support. “Markets have gone nowhere. Narrow liquidity, so this is total liquidity including the banking system loans and leases. It’s not growing as fast,” Pal said. Despite the current market downturn, he is continuing to buy crypto. He revealed that he made two purchases in 2026, including one during the February sell-off. He believes Bitcoin is still undervalued based on its long-term liquidity trend, but does not expect an immediate recovery. He expects the US dollar to weaken towards 93 on the dollar index. Lower interest rates and a weaker dollar could improve market conditions and support crypto prices. Pal also remains positive about Ethereum and Solana. He outlined a long-term scenario in which Ethereum could reach $18,000 by Q2 2027 and $60,000 by mid-2028 if its trend continues. However, he described these levels as a possible market path, not guaranteed targets, and identified $1,500 as an important risk level. Kevin O’Leary Says Regulatory Uncertainty Is Holding Back Crypto Kevin O’Leary points to regulatory uncertainty in the US as another reason the broader crypto market is struggling. He believes businesses are hesitant to adopt blockchain services and stablecoins because they lack clear regulatory guidelines. The delay in passing the CLARITY Act is adding to this uncertainty. “We really need to get that done,” O’Leary said, referring to the CLARITY Act. O’Leary explained that his holding companies already use USDC for treasury management and cross-border payment settlements. However, many other businesses are waiting for approval from their compliance departments before adopting similar services. He noted that the GENIUS Act has established a legal framework for stablecoins in the US, but broader rules covering blockchain infrastructure and other crypto services are still missing. “The rest of the infrastructure and blockchain and everything else in treasury management isn’t done till the compliance department of institutions say you can do it,” he said. According to O’Leary, this regulatory uncertainty is slowing institutional adoption and limiting the wider use of blockchain technology.

1. NVIDIA's biggest leadership shock NVIDIA confirmed on November 12 that Jensen Huang had resigned as president, CEO and board member, effective immediately. CFO Colette Kress has become interim CEO while the board searches for a permanent replacement. NVIDIA says its November 17 earnings announcement will proceed as scheduled. This matters because Huang was more than a company executive. He was the public face of the AI revolution and a major part of NVIDIA's relationships with customers, developers and investors. His departure creates uncertainty around future strategy, major customer agreements, chip supply and investor confidence. However, it does not mean NVIDIA's technology business has suddenly stopped working. The company still has its products, engineers, infrastructure and customer relationships. The next test is whether the new leadership can maintain confidence while delivering strong financial results. <Cite refs={["turn399993news9","turn399993news32","turn399993search31"]}/> 2. Is the AI bubble finally being tested? The AI investment boom has created enormous expectations. Companies are spending heavily on chips, data centres, electricity and computing infrastructure. But investors are beginning to ask a difficult question: how quickly will these investments produce real profits? NVIDIA's leadership crisis adds another layer of uncertainty. Competitors such as AMD and Broadcom could attract attention, but they are not automatically winners. They still need to prove that they can capture meaningful demand. Watch $NVDA, $AMD, $AVGO, $ANET, $IONQ and $OXY. Semiconductor companies, networking providers and energy businesses could all react to changes in AI spending. 3. Bitcoin and the major cryptocurrency market The November 12 market picture is weak. Bitcoin was around $73,300, while Ethereum was near $2,040. The broader market is also dealing with institutional outflows and declining stablecoin supply. Here are the major market-cap assets worth watching: Asset| November 12 snapshot $BTC| $73,348 $ETH | $2,043 $USDT| $0.999 $BNB| $671 $USDC| $1.000 $XRP| $1.05$NVDA $MAGMA $SOL| $82.96 These are indicative daily market snapshots, not guaranteed live prices. <Cite refs={["turn399993search0","turn399993search2"]}/> $BTC: The market's main liquidity anchor. A recovery needs stronger spot demand and sustained buying. $ETH: Its ecosystem remains important, but price performance needs to improve before confidence returns. $BNB: Exchange activity and ecosystem demand remain important drivers. $XRP: Payments, regulation and institutional adoption remain key themes. $SOL: Its ecosystem activity and demand for on-chain applications make it an important altcoin indicator. $USDT and $USDC: Stablecoins are useful indicators of available trading liquidity. A decline in total stablecoin supply can signal money leaving the crypto ecosystem. Other large-cap assets worth monitoring include $TRX, $DOGE, $ADA and $LINK. They have different use cases, but all remain exposed to broader market sentiment. 4. What about the smaller coins on our watchlist? The recent screenshots include a mixture of speculative tokens, AI projects, stock-linked products and commodity contracts. They should not all be treated as ordinary cryptocurrencies. - $PEPE: Meme-coin demand depends heavily on market liquidity and speculation. - $UAI, $KGEN, $AGT and $B2: High-risk recovery candidates that need stronger buying demand. - $AIA, $MON, $ARX and $ERA: Momentum-driven assets where profit-taking can quickly reverse a rally. - $ZHIPU: An AI-related theme that may react to sentiment surrounding the technology sector. - $BWET and $NATGAS: Shipping and natural-gas-linked exposure, driven by their underlying markets. - $AMD, $AVGO, $ANET and $OXY: Stock-linked exposures that depend on company performance and broader economic conditions. - $NVDL, $SNXX, $CSOPSKHYNIX and $TZA: Leveraged or specialised market products. Their daily behaviour and risks differ from ordinary shares and crypto tokens. The key is to identify actual demand rather than buying something simply because it has fallen sharply. 5. Three things that could decide the next market move First: NVIDIA's next earnings report. Investors will examine revenue, margins, demand and management guidance. Strong results could help restore confidence, but weak guidance could deepen concerns. Second: Federal Reserve expectations. Inflation, employment and bond yields influence how much risk investors are willing to take. Higher borrowing costs can pressure both technology stocks and cryptocurrencies. Third: Bitcoin's institutional demand. ETF flows, stablecoin supply and spot-market buying will help show whether capital is returning or continuing to leave. Recent market reporting has highlighted weak crypto demand despite a rebound in US technology shares. <Cite refs={["turn399993search2","turn399993search1"]}/> Final market view The departure of Jensen Huang is a historic event for the AI industry, but it is too early to declare the end of the AI revolution or the beginning of a permanent market collapse. The bigger issue is confidence. Investors must now judge NVIDIA without the leadership figure who became closely associated with its success. For crypto, the priority remains Bitcoin's stability, Ethereum's recovery and whether institutional liquidity returns. My view: avoid chasing sudden rallies, be selective with small-cap coins and treat leveraged products with extra caution. The next major opportunity will belong to investors who understand where real demand is returning—not those who simply buy every dip. $NVDA $MAGMA $BTC