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Wednesday, November 4, 2026

Fear & Greed Falls to 26 as Tron Records $375.3M Net Outflow

Sentiment slid deeper into Fear and total market cap slipped while majors edged higher, as capital moved toward Ethereum lending and stablecoin venues and exchange-security headlines dominated the news.

  • The Fear & Greed Index dropped to 26 (Fear) from 37 yesterday and 48 a week ago, and total market cap slipped 2.29% to $2.63T, even as BTC, ETH and SOL posted 24-hour gains of +0.67%, +1.66% and +1.31%, a divergence that leaves the majors' weekly changes negative across the board.
  • Ethereum was the main large chain to draw net inflows, at $178.7M, while Tron's net flow was -$375.3M and USDD's TVL change was -26.39% on the day, a pattern consistent with defensive positioning rather than broad risk appetite.
  • Security dominated the news flow: North Korea denied a role in the Binance hack after the FBI pointed to TraderTraitor CoinDesk, Mercado Bitcoin paused withdrawals after a breach The Block, and South Korea's president called for a national cybersecurity czar CoinDesk.

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2 DAO votes

Top vote: Arbitrum DAO, “[Constitutional] AIP: Stylus Activation Contract”. 'For' leads with 64.7% of voting power; closes Nov 05, 20:45 UTC.

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Capital flows across 15 chains

Ethereum was the main chain to draw net inflows, at $178.7M, lifting its TVL 0.41% on the day to $44.0B, though it remains -3.60% on the week.

The day's biggest protocol inflow was +23.50%, into a Stablecoin Issuer protocol. Which one is for subscribers.

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4 things on the radar

First on the list: “The Arbitrum Stylus activation vote closes Nov 05, 20:45…”

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