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A Detailed Update on the Indian Police Freeze Case Let’s start with the most important point. Gate is an independent third party. We don’t make decisions about funds in this case based on one side’s evidence, and we have not committed to any asset handover. Every request is reviewed internally, case by case, and no assets have been handed over. Since 2025, we have continuously put legal resources into this case and worked to keep communication open for the user. We did not take the authorities’ request at face value. Where things currently stand: 1. After the freeze request arrived in September 2025, our AML team kept asking the police for more evidence, and our legal team kept requesting supporting documents. The on-chain records the police provided are detailed and involve multiple wallets and fund flows. When a handover related request came in April 2026, we did not simply comply. We kept asking for more material and held to case by case review. When we followed up with the police in September 2026, they confirmed the case is still under court review. Under the court order, Gate continues to hold the funds while the user has the chance to respond. 2. We kept the user informed. The day the police told us the charge sheet had been filed, we asked whether we could share case progress with the user. Once the police agreed, we updated the affected users so they could follow the proceedings and seek legal advice. The local counsel we retained is also in contact with local police and the court, to help the user find a lawful way to respond. 3. Our local counsel has advised that Gate can’t mount a defense or challenge the court order on the user’s behalf. However, they have also confirmed that the user can do so through the court process. We will keep helping the user communicate with the right parties and understand how that process works. To reiterate: Gate has a duty to cooperate with judicial investigations, but we do not dispose of user funds based on one side’s evidence. The case is still ongoing. We will keep working between all parties and share updates as soon as we can. Gate November 15, 2026

Can a CEO’s personal life really damage a company’s long-term performance? Rodney points to Jeff Bezos and the chairman of SK Group as examples of executives whose companies continued growing after their extramarital affairs became public. @domwoods also reveals that if a company has strong fundamentals, a CEO’s personal scandal doesn’t necessarily derail its long-term performance. Scandals make headlines. Strong businesses keep building. 📈 w/: @cryptojourneyrs

Is Shiba Inu gaining holders even as its price struggles? SHIB added roughly 150,476 net addresses between the start of 2026 and Nov. 13, according to daily Etherscan-based holder tracking. That puts its holder count at 1,699,106, just thousands short of 1.7 million. The growth continued through months of price weakness. Many days saw hundreds of new addresses enter the count. But there's a catch: holders aren't necessarily people. The figure includes exchange wallets, smart contracts and users with multiple addresses. Even wallets with tiny SHIB balances count. More addresses don't automatically mean stronger demand, fresh capital or a price recovery. Is SHIB's expanding holder base a sign of resilience, or is the market right to ignore it?

Starship and its heatshield are healthy as the vehicle continues to orbit Earth after a spectacular start to its mission nearly 7 hours ago. Teams are continuing to monitor systems ahead of a planned return to launch site catch at Starbase ~22.5 hours after launch

The FAA’s nationwide ground stop is exposing a major weakness in America’s aviation system, and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says decades-old technology is to blame. Pressed by Fox News’ @pdoocy on what caused the widespread outage, Duffy points to aging switches, routers, and copper lines dating back to the 1980s. “It’s an old system that went down and went down everywhere. It got overloaded.” And he makes one thing clear: The FAA is still relying on technology far older than the networks Americans use every day. Get continued FOX News coverage streaming live on @foxone :

This slide from the Anthropic IPO roadshow was a big factor in my decision to leave. It’s an insane plot and I’m surprised they made it public. It shows the compute efficiency of pretraining over time. The y-axis is a **log scale**: they are seeing continued superexponential algorithmic progress. Mythos was not a one-time deviation, but a point on a superexponential. They could already retrain Mythos with a fraction of the compute originally needed. It doesn’t strictly imply a software-only intelligence explosion- they have been spending more on R+D. But algorithmic improvements do not require ridiculous creative genius and are on the verge of being automated. You do the math.