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Crypto News Today: Wall Street Gets Crypto’s 24/7 Trading Contracts, While Traders Back Pepeto’s 0% Fee Exchange

By Dani Bonocci·Published November 4, 2026·Cryptocurrency

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Crypto traders reading the November 3 headlines found their own invention moving to Wall Street. The CFTC approved US exchanges to list futures with no expiry date on single stocks, a product crypto exchanges made popular. Bitcoin still slipped about 1% to near $77,200 that day.

So the crypto news today leaves one question open: does crypto gain when Wall Street copies its tools?

Under that headline, traders who pay a fee on every trade are turning to a token still in its presale. Pepeto, whose meme coin presale is funding an exchange with a 0% swap fee, has brought in over $11.2 million.

Crypto News Today: CFTC Approves 24/7 Stock Contracts for US Exchanges

On November 3, CFTC Chair Michael Selig approved futures with no expiry date on single US stocks, the first time US exchanges are allowed to offer them. The SEC and CFTC will share oversight, and the decision follows the CFTC’s approval of a bitcoin version on Kalshi on May 29.

The decision brings a product born in crypto into the US mainstream. Much of this trading ran on Hyperliquid, a crypto exchange open 24/7, when oil futures were closed over a weekend.

However, the crypto market these contracts join is worth about $2.61 trillion, so a 5% lift needs roughly $130 billion of fresh money. That 5% is the same for a $1,000 account or a $1 million fund. Traders also pay a fee on every one of those trades, and that fee is how exchanges earn.

That means the crypto news today favours the exchanges where trading happens, since every order pays them. Pepeto is building an exchange that charges 0.00% per swap, while its token still sells in a presale.

Pepeto’s 0% Fee Exchange Draws Traders Who Pay Fees Every Day

Traders who pay fees on every order are backing Pepeto, and they trust its builders. Its cofounder made the original Pepe coin, the dev team includes a past Binance expert, and the contract and KYC were reviewed by SolidProof. The token adds AI tools to a meme coin’s following and is offered round by round before its first exchange listing.

PepetoSwap is being built to charge 0.00% per swap, so the only cost left is network gas. A $1,000 trade costs $3 on Uniswap, $2.50 on PancakeSwap and $0 on PepetoSwap (a trader making that trade daily keeps about $1,095 a year).

A free bridge across five chains and an AI checker that tests each trade first are in development, tested privately by community members and big investors.

Every trader who returns to save his fee needs the platform’s token, capped at 420 trillion. It sells for $0.0000001904 in this round, and stakers get 160% APY. Crypto needs $130 billion to rise 5%, while Pepeto’s raise is $11.2 million, so each new dollar moves its value far more.

HYPE, the token of the Hyperliquid exchange, traded under $4 at its November 29, 2024 launch and hit a record $98 on September 23, 2026, as its 24/7 contracts grew. Nearly all of that gain went to wallets that owned it before Wall Street noticed, and Pepeto is building an exchange token of that kind now, while a Binance listing approaches.

Conclusion

Crypto’s November now includes 24/7 stock contracts approved by the CFTC, inside a $2.61 trillion market that needs about $130 billion for a 5% lift. In those same weeks, Pepeto’s raise went past $11.2 million, and each new round has carried a higher price than the one before it.

So the crypto news today points to more trading on more exchanges, and HYPE’s story began at the stage Pepeto’s presale is selling now, before its token reaches the open market.

HYPE’s richest holders all made one decision in late 2024, which was to buy while the entry was still open. This Pepeto round is open today, and the round after it costs more. Buyers who enter now are making the decision those wallets made, at the price this round still offers.

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