OKX and NYSE owner ICE open 24/7 tokenized stock trading on November 23, with 70+ assets
OKX says its joint venture with Intercontinental Exchange, OKXICE, starts trading tokenized US securities around the clock on November 23 under a temporary SEC exemption. OKB rose about 5% from Tuesday noon to Wednesday morning ET.
429 sharks traded LINK in a day, triple any other Ethereum token, buying $14.1 million
Chainlink's token was the most crowded shark trade on Ethereum as ether fell 5%. Uniswap's UNI drew under a third as many wallets, and they were net sellers.
What is MEV? How sandwich bots profit from your swap, and how to cut the risk
MEV, or maximal extractable value, is the profit made by choosing which transactions go into a block and in what order. Some of it keeps prices in line across exchanges. Sandwich attacks take it straight out of ordinary traders' swaps.
CEX vs DEX explained: who holds your crypto, and what can go wrong
A centralized exchange (CEX) is a company that holds your coins and matches orders in an order book; a decentralized exchange (DEX) is blockchain software that lets you swap from your own wallet against a pool of tokens. The real trade-off is custody: convenience and support on one side, control and responsibility on the other.
Whales sold $22.8 million of UNI while it rose 7%, and bought LINK and ARB
Big wallets used the late October bounce to sell, not buy. DeepSea's 7-day data shows whales net selling RLUSD, UNI and PEPE and making only small purchases of LINK and ARB, as bitcoin closed below $78,000 on October 29.
What is Uniswap? How the $5.75B DEX works, from AMM pools to v4 hooks
Uniswap is a decentralized exchange where people swap tokens against pools of liquidity instead of an order book. DefiLlama counted about $5.75 billion locked in it on November 2, 2026, and its newest version, v4, lets developers attach custom code called hooks to each pool.
Uniswap opens the tool behind its UNI burns to any app. Robinhood takes USDC instead
TJAR, the system that turns Uniswap's protocol fees into UNI and burns it, is now open to everyone. It handled more than $15.3 million in a month, and its first outside user wants stablecoins, not UNI.