OKX stated on social media that the addition of the sats interface is false information. Please refer to the official announcement for accuracy.

On November 8th, according to official sources, OKX has now exclusively launched Signal Square, which supports signal creators to publish signals to Signal Square while creating signals. At the same time, users can choose signals based on their comprehensive performance and strategies, and support monthly payment, profit sharing or free subscription models to use high-quality signal creation strategies to achieve automatic buying and selling. As a one-stop trading signal platform, OKX Signal Square provides a complete signal publishing and subscription ecosystem for signal creators and signal consumers, meeting the high-quality signal trading needs of users, helping signal creators to achieve monetization, and breaking the shackles of traditional trading. It is worth noting that through Signal Square, ordinary users can now use professional users' signal strategies with just one click. OKX signal strategies seamlessly integrate with TradingView, using TradingView's technical analysis tools, indicators and charts to identify market trends and trading opportunities. Users can also define the conditions for buying or selling, and generate signals when these conditions are met to execute the pre-set trading strategy.

According to official news on social media, OKX DEX now supports the Layer2 network Scroll. Users can exchange Scroll network assets and conduct cross-chain transactions through OKX DEX. Scroll is an EVM-equivalent zkRollup Ethereum expansion solution that aims to improve the transaction throughput and speed of the Ethereum network. As of now, OKX DEX has integrated 26 mainstream public chains. 

According to official data from BlockBeats on November 7th, the trading volume of BRC20 assets on OKX Web3 wallet has increased across the board, with the trading volume ratio ranking first in the industry. Among them, sats' 24-hour trading volume exceeded 100 BTC, reaching 102.96 BTC, with a transaction amount of 761.48 BTC and over 21 million transactions, setting a new historical high.

Haider Rafique, Chief Marketing Officer of OKX, posted on social media X that OKX Wallet Web extension has just been added to Safari browser for users who use Safari more frequently.

According to an official announcement, OKX will delist trading pairs including CELO-USDC, AXS-USDC, ENS-USDC, IOST-USDC, THETA-USDC, OMG-USDC, GMT-USDC from 4:00-4:30pm (UTC+8) on November 9th; and HNT-USDT, BTM-USDT, PICKLE-USDT, QOM-USDT, SAITAMA-USDT, COVER-USDT, DHT-USDT trading pairs from 4:00-4:30pm (UTC+8) on November 10th. <br>In addition, OKX has suspended deposit operations for HNT, BTM, PICKLE, QOM, SAITAMA, COVER, and DHT as of November 3rd (UTC+8), and will not reopen them in the future. Withdrawals for HNT, BTM, PICKLE, QOM, SAITAMA, COVER, and DHT will be suspended on January 10th, 2024 at 4:00pm (UTC+8), and will no longer be supported.

According to OKX market data, OKB has risen to 51.93 USDT, with a 24-hour increase of 7.8%.

According to official sources on November 3, OKX Web3 wallet has now integrated with the Layer1 network Kaspa, making it the first multi-chain heterogeneous wallet to support Kaspa Network. Users need to upgrade the app to v6.38.0 or above, without the need for manual configuration, and can switch to the Kaspa network with one click, seamlessly storing and managing Kaspa ecosystem assets through the OKX Web3 wallet. It is reported that Kaspa is a PoW layer1 public chain based on the GHOSTDAG protocol. <br>

According to an official announcement on November 3, BlockBeats reported that OKX has officially launched the MEMEUSDT perpetual contract on its website, app, and API as of November 3, 2023 at 17:00 (HKT). Additionally, on November 6, 2023 at 12:00 (HKT), MEME/USDT leveraged trading and Yubi will also be launched.

According to official sources, OKX will officially launch MEME/USDT trading at 4:30 pm (UTC+8) on November 3, and MEME deposits are now open. MEME withdrawals will be available from 6:00 pm (UTC+8) on November 4.