Important developments in the evening of November 1 at a glance
12:00-21:00 Keywords: non-farm payrolls, USDG, MicroStrategy
1. UBS launched its first tokenized investment fund based on Ether;
2. U.S. non-farm payrolls rose by 12,000 in October, sharply below expectations;
3. Paxos partners with DBS Bank to launch USDG, a Singapore-compliant stablecoin;
4. Applied Digital to raise $375 million through convertible note offering;
5. ZachXBT: Crypto exchange M2 was hacked yesterday and stole about $13 million;
6. canaccord raised its MicroStrategy price target from $173 to $300;
7. about 20 hacking attacks occurred in the cryptocurrency space in October, causing about $88.47 million in damages.
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