[Web3 Platform KapKap Completes $10 Million Seed Round Financing] On November 1, Web3 platform KapKap completed a $10 million seed round financing, led by Animoca Brands, with participation from Shima Capital, Mechanism Capital, Klaytn Foundation, and Big Brain Holdings. KapKap plans to use the funds to develop its key attention pricing system (KAPS) reputation system, expand collaboration with game developers, and launch new casual games.

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[100% Win Rate Whale Maintains Approximately $370 Million in Long Positions, Unrealized Loss of $6.7 Million] On November 1, monitoring data showed that the '100% Win Rate Whale' (address: 0xc2a), which achieved 14 consecutive wins since October 14, has not made any new moves in the past 24 hours. The current total position value is approximately $370 million, with an unrealized loss of about $6.7 million. The specific positions are as follows: BTC 13x leveraged long position, valued at approximately $113 million, opening price $110,123.0, unrealized loss of $320,000; ETH 10x leveraged long position, valued at approximately $150 million, opening price $3,845.33, unrealized profit of $110,000; SOL 10x leveraged long position, valued at approximately $105 million, opening price $198.4, unrealized loss of $6.5 million.

[Ethereum Founder Vitalik Sells Free Meme Tokens for 15,000 USDC] On November 1, Ethereum founder Vitalik sold two types of free Meme tokens, exchanging them for 15,170 USDC. Previously, on October 30, Vitalik sold 275 trillion free Meme tokens CAT, obtaining 14,216 USDC.

[Romania Bans Polymarket for Operating Without a License] The Romanian National Gambling Office (ONJN) blacklisted Polymarket on Thursday, citing its unlicensed operations. ONJN classified the bets on the prediction market as 'gambling-style betting' rather than trading. Romania's gambling industry is a state monopoly, and operators must obtain an ONJN-approved license to conduct business. ONJN stated that the ban decision was based on legal regulations and unrelated to technical factors.