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TradingGain Newsroom··02 Nov 2026, 08:00 UTCLYN is one of the biggest movers among the most traded coins today, up 44.6% to $0.02064 with $94.8M traded in 24 hours. Moves this large usually come with big swings in both directions, so manage risk carefully.
LYN is up 47.1% over 24 hours and has broken above a falling trendline that has been in place since Oct 12. Price now sits just below the $0.0215-$0.0221 resistance zone, so the next 4H close will decide the next move.
Metals.io has issued tokens backed by 25 tonnes of physical copper held in Germany. The company is starting with $366,000 worth of the metal and hopes to build a market where investors can own and trade real metal onchain. For traders, it is a small test of whether tokenized physical commodities can attract interest alongside crypto.
CoinDesk's weekly preview highlights three items for the week starting Nov. 2: the fallout from the Binance hack, the U.S. midterm elections, and the U.S. jobs report. Exchange security news can affect crypto sentiment, while election and jobs news can shift broader market risk appetite. Traders may want to track all three.
OKX recorded the most daily net inflows among crypto exchanges, at about $445 million. Binance, in contrast, processed about $7 billion in net outflows. Shifts like this can show where trading activity is heading, though they do not confirm price direction.
A preprint dated October 21 estimates that 71% of an exposed group of LND nodes was still running affected software versions as of October 13. The security fixes for these versions are about a year old. For traders, the story highlights unresolved security risk on Bitcoin's Lightning Network, though it does not include direct price data.
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