ChainCatcher message: Cryptocurrency platform Exodus Movement, Inc. (NYSE American: EXOD) announced today the acquisition of Uruguayan payment coordinator Grateful. The acquisition aims to enhance Exodus's merchant service capabilities in Latin America, particularly for stablecoin-based payment solutions. Grateful is designed to provide digital payment services for small businesses and freelancers, featuring low fees, instant access to funds, and balance earning functions. The company offers a comprehensive suite of merchant tools, including a merchant control panel, inter-wallet payments, and QR code-based point-of-sale features. Exodus plans to seamlessly integrate Grateful's technology into its existing multi-chain wallet to support

BlockBeats News, November 10 — According to official sources, the DeFi yield protocol Pendle has recently added 11 new liquidity yield pools, including AID, sAID, syzUSD, yzUSD, tmvUSDTO, nBASIS, ynRWAx, ynUSDx, USD (Midas mRe7BTC), USD (Midas mRe7yield), and nWBTC. At the same time, Pendle's capital fee rate trading platform

金十数据11月10日讯，瑞银策略师在一份报告中表示，欧洲公司的盈利预计将在2026年增长略高于8%，此前几年的增长微乎其微。随着强势货币和高能源价格的不利因素消退，并且公司更好地理解了关税风险，我们看到欧洲盈利正在增长，该行分析师预测泛欧斯托克600指数到2026年底将升至650点。

Jin10 Data, November 10th: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's goal is to use his first stimulus package to kickstart the economy and initiate a new growth strategy through investments. According to a document released after the first meeting of an expert panel responsible for developing Japan's new economic growth strategy by next summer, the panel recommends that the Prime Minister leverage this plan to launch efforts to establish robust growth through "crisis management investments and growth investments." The expert panel stated that the government should focus on investing in 17 sectors that Kishida considers vital to Japan's economic growth. These sectors include semiconductors and artificial intelligence, shipbuilding, the defense industry, and critical minerals. Kishida has signaled a shift toward more expansionary fiscal policies and has indicated that Japan is only halfway to achieving stable inflation supported by wage growth. This suggests that he wants the Bank of Japan to remain cautious as it gradually raises interest rates. He also emphasized his commitment to implementing both responsible and expansionary fiscal policies.

Jin10 Data, November 10th: Mingchen Health announced that the controlling shareholder, Chen Qinfan, holds 93,338,600 shares, accounting for 35.02%. He plans to reduce his holdings by no more than 7.9 million shares, or 3%, through centralized bidding or block trades from December 2, 2025, to March 1, 2026. Of these, no more than 2.6 million shares will be sold via bidding, and no more than 5.3 million shares via block trades. Additionally, directors and senior executives Peng Xiaoqing and Chen Dongsong plan to reduce their holdings by no more than 390,000 shares and 320,000 shares, representing 0.15% and 0.12%, respectively. They currently hold 0.59% and 0.48%.

Chris Turner of ING Group stated that if wage growth in the UK continues to slow, it would support the Bank of England's possibility of cutting interest rates in December, and the pound may decline. He believes the market is underestimating the rate cut expectations and pointed out that labor market data will influence these expectations.

Cloud computing company CoreWeave's stock price plummeted 22%, with investors focusing on its performance and reliance on major clients like Meta and Microsoft. Revenue for this quarter is expected to reach $1.3 billion, but increased capital expenditures have led to larger per-share losses. The market is becoming more sensitive to the balance between spending and growth.

Golden Finance reports that Tesla (TSLA.O) has registered stock for CEO Elon Musk's compensation plan.