CoinVoice has learned that the September non-farm payroll data, originally scheduled for release on October 3rd, has been delayed until this evening due to the US government shutdown. Prior to the shutdown, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics had already completed data collection and analysis, therefore, there is no systemic bias in the data itself, and the impact on data quality is limited. At the previous October policy meeting, the Federal Reserve further cut interest rates due to insufficient reference data, but did not commit to a future rate-cutting path. Powell stated at the time that a December rate cut was not a certainty and that the October rate cut was a "risk management rate cut," while also hinting at significant internal divisions within the Fed. As the first major economic data release after the US government shutdown (despite its long delay), any new signals it provides could be a key catalyst for subsequent market movements. Important macroeconomic data to be released tonight at 9:30 PM Beijing time includes: the US September unemployment rate, the US September seasonally adjusted non-farm payrolls, and the US initial jobless claims for the week ending November 15th.

CoinVoice has learned that glassnode has published its weekly market observation. The article points out that Bitcoin has fallen below the STH cost base and the -1 STD range, putting pressure on recent buyers; the $95K-$97K area is now a key resistance level, and retaking this area would mark an early step towards a market structure recovery. On the other hand, spot demand remains weak, with US spot ETF inflows significantly negative, and TradeFi asset allocators showing no increase in buying. Speculative leverage continues to decline, reflected in lower futures open interest across the top 500 assets and funding rates falling to cyclical lows. The options market has significantly repriced risk, with implied volatility rising across all maturities and skew remaining low as traders pay a high premium for downside protection. This deeper decline continues the mild bearish trend highlighted last week and raises doubts about the potential re-emergence of structural support. All these factors combine to create a market seeking stability, whose future trajectory depends on whether demand can re-emerge near key cost levels or whether the current fragility will evolve into a deeper correction or bear market.

According to the latest information from CoinVoice, based on GMGN data, popular memes on the BSC chain generally declined last night and this morning. "Binance Life" once fell below $120 million, a drop of over 10% in 24 hours. "Giggle" saw a smaller drop and has now surpassed "Binance Life" to become the most popular meme by market capitalization. The performance of other tokens is as follows: "Giggle" currently has a market capitalization of $129 million, a 6% drop in 24 hours, and is currently priced at approximately $129; "Binance Life" currently has a market capitalization of $128 million, a 10.5% drop in 24 hours, and is currently priced at approximately $0.128; "4" currently has a market capitalization of $39.42 million, a 6.1% drop in 24 hours, and is currently priced at approximately $0.039; "Hakimi" currently has a market capitalization of $19.34 million, a 13.8% drop in 24 hours, and is currently priced at approximately $0.019.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, monitoring by the on-chain AI analysis tool CoinBob shows that after the price of ZEC broke through $680, the well-known whale address (0x7b7), which previously had $97 million in short positions on BTC precisely liquidated, experienced multiple liquidations on its ZEC short positions on Hyperliquid, ultimately resulting in its account being wiped out. Since transferring $7 million on November 6, this whale has been known for its aggressive trading style of "high leverage, full margin trading, and extremely narrow liquidation prices." After having nearly $97 million in short positions on BTC liquidated on November 17, it briefly became the largest short seller of BTC on Hyperliquid.

CoinVoice has learned that the Uniswap Foundation has released its unaudited financial summary for the quarter ending September 30, 2025. The foundation holds $54.4 million in cash and related assets, 15.3 million UNI tokens, and 241 ETH, with a market capitalization of $116.6 million based on the closing price on September 30, 2025. As of the end of Q3 2025, the foundation's cumulative operating expenses were $6.6 million, generating $141.4 million in donations, dividends, and interest income. Q3 alone saw operating expenses of $2.5 million and revenue of $0.5 million. Regarding grant commitments and incentives, the foundation has allocated a total of $108.3 million: $92.4 million will be disbursed in 2025 and 2026, and $15.8 million is reserved for previously committed grants, pending further disbursement. An additional $32.6 million will be used to cover operating expenses and employee bonuses until January 2027.