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According to Oura's announcement, the smart ring manufacturer Oura has signed a final agreement with the AI-native primary care company Counsel Health to acquire the latter for $625 million in cash, with the final price subject to adjustments based on the acquisition price. The transaction is expected to be completed by the end of this year.After the acquisition is completed, Oura users will be able to directly converse with Counsel's medical AI within the app to receive personalized advice, and can be connected to licensed doctors within minutes if needed. Oura stated that the company achieved a record growth of 153% this quarter, with membership exceeding 6 million.

According to CoinDesk, Kimber Labs, operating under the Plume brand, announced that its affiliate Kimber Digital Securities (KDS) has completed registration with the U.S. SEC and received approval for membership from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (Finra), becoming a broker-dealer.The company stated that this registration allows KDS clients to access the U.S. securities depository DTC. Once KDS is launched, investors will be able to hold digital rights to eligible stocks, ETFs, and bonds in self-custody wallets while retaining book-entry evidence recorded by DTC. KDS will also support stablecoin applications to provide users with SEC-regulated interest-bearing products, including tokenized shares of funds managed by leading U.S. asset management firms.

NVIDIA announces an expansion of its open-source commitment, donating OpenShell and launching new AI infrastructure.

According to Gate market data, NVIDIA (NVDA.O) saw its intraday decline widen to 5%.

According to TNW, the German AI chip and systems company Sparxity based in Dresden has completed its Series A financing, bringing its total funding to 90 million USD.Sparxity did not disclose the specific amount of the Series A financing. This round was led by the ICM HPQC Fund, which focuses on investment computing and quantum infrastructure.

According to PR Newswire, Marble, an institutional multi-asset trading and computing credit company founded by former BitGo and Galaxy Digital executives Matt Ballensweig and Leon Marshall, has announced its launch and completed a $11 million seed round financing, led by Polychain Capital, with participation from institutions such as Maven 11, Ripple, Susquehanna Crypto, Lattice, Blockwall, and several angel investors in the AI field.Marble operates through two business lines. Marble Compute focuses on building private credit channels for AI infrastructure, connecting institutional lenders with neoclouds and GPU operators; Marble Markets builds an institutional trading platform covering digital assets, real-world assets, prediction markets, and computing power.The two founders serve as co-CEOs: Ballensweig was the global trading head at BitGo, and Marshall was the CEO of Galaxy Digital's European operations.

According to a report by unfolded, the cryptocurrency custody institution BitGo has updated its support for Aptos and has purchased APT as a strategic holding. BitGo had previously provided custody (launching in 2025) and staking services (with an annual yield of about 7%) for Aptos, and this time added on-chain market access functionality. The page did not disclose the specific scale and amount of the holdings.

According to on-chain monitoring platform Lookonchain, 14 listed companies have sold 108,247 BTC in 2025, worth approximately 8.08 billion USD. Among them, MARA sold 40,581 BTC at an average price of 74,446 USD, worth about 3.03 billion USD; Riot Platforms sold 20,264 BTC at an average price of 73,231 USD, worth about 1.51 billion USD.

On November 10, it was reported that Rapidus, a chip manufacturer supported by the Japanese government, has fallen behind its original schedule and may not be able to achieve mass production of advanced chips by March 2028 as planned. The company has not yet successfully manufactured a functioning static random-access memory (SRAM) cell, which is a key step in producing 2-nanometer chips, originally scheduled for completion this summer, and is currently at least several months behind.The report stated that if there are significant delays in technological progress, it may affect the Japanese government's support for Rapidus and delay its plans to go public in 2032. A spokesperson for Rapidus stated that the company is still working hard to achieve its goal of starting mass production in the second half of fiscal year 2027, and the details of technological research and development are confidential.

According to CoinPost, the Financial Services Agency of Japan has updated the warning page for "unlicensed financial and cryptocurrency trading platforms" and added a link to the Consumer Affairs Agency's anti-fraud measures, reminding investors to be cautious of trading platforms that are not registered in Japan.The Financial Services Agency pointed out that these unlicensed platforms lack investor protection mechanisms and often face issues such as refusing user withdrawals, charging "exorbitant fees," and even suddenly going offline. The official reminds users to verify the platform's qualifications through the "Unified Search Function for Financial Service Providers" before trading. In the warning list updated in September, a Hong Kong company operating "IZAKA-YA" was added. Additionally, the Consumer Affairs Agency of Japan has implemented anti-fraud measures in September, utilizing AI to analyze consumer consultation data from various regions to identify malicious fraud techniques early.

According to The Block, DECA Labs, a software commercialization network led by AI agents in the Base ecosystem, announced that it has completed a total of $12 million in financing, with investors including Polychain Capital, Pantera Capital, Accel, and dao5. The new funds will be used to accelerate its agent infrastructure, expand the network, and enhance distribution partnerships.DECA Labs aims to address the oversupply of products resulting from the significant reduction in software development costs due to AI. Its agents do not blindly generate software in bulk but instead identify opportunities from real-time market signals, testing demand thresholds with real buyers before allocating budget, and only assigning development and distribution resources to projects that meet the criteria. DECA stated that its platform waitlist has exceeded 100,000, agents have analyzed over 50,000 market signals, the first batch of products has over 80,000 monthly active users, and products have been developed for brands such as Balmain and Crocs, generating approximately $1.5 million in total revenue to date.

According to sources, Anthropic stated that Google, NVIDIA, AMD, Broadcom, Micron, Microsoft, and TSMC will invest $26 billion through private placement at the IPO issuance price.

According to reports from the Financial Associated Press, the Japanese AI company Sakana AI is preparing for an initial public offering (IPO), which could take place as early as the fall of 2027 in Japan or the United States. The company has hired Goldman Sachs as its IPO advisor.Sakana AI is expected to become the first GenAI development company in Japan to go public, and this listing is also anticipated to rank among the largest startup IPOs in Japanese history. The funds raised are planned to be directed towards model development, talent recruitment, and sales marketing. Sakana AI was founded in 2023, focusing on sovereign artificial intelligence scenarios, and has successively launched several routing models. In November 2025, the company raised funds in a Series B financing round at a valuation of 400 billion yen.

Robinhood confirmed that it does not oppose its stocks being traded on the tokenized stock trading platform OKXICE, launched in collaboration with OKX and the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, ICE, becoming the third company to explicitly state its non-opposition after Securitize and BitGo. According to the list disclosed by OKXICE on November 5, 56 out of the first 62 companies proposed for launch have already expressed opposition, accounting for about 90%.The 6 companies that have not publicly opposed are closely related to the cryptocurrency industry, including Robinhood, Securitize, BitGo, Circle, Coinbase, and Strategy. The platform intends to trade tokenized stocks through an automated market maker (AMM) based on the SEC's five-year innovation exemption mechanism, allowing token holders to enjoy the same dividends and voting rights as the underlying stocks, while the issuing company can raise objections within 30 days after receiving notification.

According to Crypto Briefing, Benoît Pellevoizin, Managing Director of CoinShares France, stated that restrictions on the construction of new data centers following the U.S. midterm elections may increase the value of existing Bitcoin mining infrastructure, but companies with paid AI tenants will benefit the most.He pointed out that concerns over electricity prices, water consumption, and the influence of large tech companies have increased public resistance to new facilities, while existing mines face fewer obstacles due to already holding power contracts and grid connections. CoinShares data shows that many projects have grid connection delays exceeding five years, with the PJM region averaging over seven years. Fully leased AI data centers are valued at approximately $27 million per megawatt, while publicly listed mining companies with partially held, powered but unleased capacity are valued at less than $3 million per megawatt. However, the cost to convert to AI facilities ranges from $8 million to $15 million per megawatt. Additionally, mining companies with contracted AI capacity trade at an average of 12.9 times forward sales, while uncontracted mining companies only trade at 3.7 times.

Chief Investment Officer Ben Werkman believes that Bitcoin Treasury companies should weigh the impact of stock issuance, credit financing, and buybacks on different investors.

According to Gate market data, WTI and Brent crude oil fell by $1.5 in the short term, with Brent oil's decline expanding to 6.7%.

According to Nikkei News, Musk's Terafab chip manufacturing project is in talks with Japanese suppliers.

According to The Block, the prediction market broker River Markets stated that its affiliate River Finance LLC has registered as a Futures Commission Merchant (FCM) with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in the United States and has joined the National Futures Association (NFA), allowing it to hold customer accounts and manage customer funds.River Markets is building a primary brokerage platform for prediction markets aimed at institutional traders, planning to enable clients to manage funds, positions, and risks across multiple exchanges and clearinghouses through a single account, and to support financing arrangements and approved over-the-counter trading.The company was established in May of this year and claims to have transferred over 250 million contracts for clients such as hedge funds and proprietary trading firms, having previously completed a $8.5 million seed round of financing.