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16:41
On-chain data shows that Ethereum whales have been actively buying ETH recently. One anonymous whale spent $62.97 million to acquire 27,553 ETH within 5 hours, at an average price of $2,286 per ETH. Additionally, another whale with the address 0x9EcA used 37.96 million USDC to purchase 16,658 ETH within 2 hours, at an average price of $2,279 per ETH. These buying activities occurred as Ethereum's price approached a significant support level, amidst increased market volatility, with ETH attempting to stabilize after a substantial pullback.
16:41
POSCO Holdings announced on Monday that its third-quarter operating profit increased by 48% year-on-year to 945 billion Korean won (approximately $1.42 billion), marking its third consecutive quarter of profit recovery. The company's revenue was 19.14 trillion Korean won, with a net profit of 380 billion Korean won. The performance growth was primarily driven by improved steel profit margins and stable energy business, which offset the weakness in its battery materials business.
16:41
Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) announced on Monday that it has delivered the first two FA-50 light fighter jets to Malaysia, part of a contract signed in 2023 to supply 18 jets to the Southeast Asian nation. The two FA-50M aircraft departed from KAI's headquarters in Sacheon, South Korea, last Thursday and arrived at Malaysia's Kuantan Air Base last Sunday. The aircraft will be officially handed over to the Royal Malaysian Air Force after completing final acceptance tests.
16:40
The South Korean won sharply weakened against the U.S. dollar on Monday, quoted at 1,343.8 won per dollar at 3:30 p.m., down 9.5 won from the previous close. This marks the first time since Oct. 15 that the Korean currency hovered around 1,340 won to the greenback, as institutional traders appeared to have locked in gains after the won's recent advance. Traders have also kept a watchful eye on the US midterm elections.
16:39
Upbit announced that due to delays from the resident ID card authenticity verification agency, physical resident ID cards cannot be used for identity verification temporarily. During this period, users can use mobile ID cards (resident ID card, driver's license) or physical driver's licenses for customer identity verification. The platform will issue a separate notice once verification services are restored.
16:38
Vietnam's state power utility EVN has scrapped one of two peak power pricing periods and extended the other by two hours, shifting all surge pricing to the evening. This move is aimed at reducing grid strain when demand is highest and solar generation falls away, as growing solar capacity eases daytime supply concerns.
16:34
Trita Parsi, co-founder and executive vice president of the Quincy Institute, stated that the U.S. and Iran are "starting to get serious" about ending the war, with a "glimmer of hope" emerging. He noted that the Trump administration had previously indicated it would not lift sanctions even if the Strait of Hormuz remained open, but its stance has now softened and become more realistic. Parsi added that this does not guarantee an agreement, and the situation in the Gulf will influence negotiations but will not derail any potential deal at present.
16:31
Apollo Global Management has launched its European Credit Company (ECC) platform, boasting over €10 billion (approximately $11.2 billion) in lending capacity and backed by several major global investors, including the Abu Dhabi Investment Council (ADIC). The platform will invest in large and mid-market credit, covering corporate and asset-backed loans, as well as real asset owner loans in infrastructure and real estate. Other strategic partners include European insurance group Athora, Japan's Norinchukin Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, and US credit investor Aranda Principal Strategies. This move comes a week after Apollo agreed to acquire a nearly 10% stake in Mubadala Capital, the alternative asset management subsidiary of Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Mubadala Investment Co.
16:27
The company also plans to cut €2 billion in debt, marking the second major profit warning under new CEO Martin Sion.
16:25
Binance has restored USD withdrawals as its post-hack reopening expands. The exchange stated that all 15 initial crypto network groups have reopened, though withdrawals for several other tokens remain suspended.
16:19
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has released its first-ever AI readiness survey, revealing that most large financial firms in Hong Kong are already using artificial intelligence across their operations. The survey found that 30% of these firms have adopted agentic AI, which can autonomously determine and execute tasks, in their business operations, with another 25% piloting it. SFC chief executive officer Julia Leung cautioned about the risks of agentic AI, noting that regulatory development has outpaced the technology's advancement.
16:18
Ryanair is considering a temporary wage freeze for employees to cover soaring fuel costs following the US-Israel and Iran conflict. The airline anticipates fuel prices will "persist until 2027" unless the conflict is resolved quickly, with short-term fuel expenses expected to increase by €2 billion (approximately £1.6 billion). Ryanair stated that European airfares are also expected to rise to offset costs, but this may still not be enough, so it is exploring several measures, including a "temporary wage freeze."
16:18
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary told CNBC on Monday that European airline fares could rise sharply by 10% to 20% next year due to increased costs from expiring fuel hedges. The company's first-quarter profit fell 15% to 2.15 billion euros (approximately $2.3 billion), with fuel costs expected to increase by 2 billion euros (approximately $2.2 billion). In response, Ryanair is initiating a cost review, including reducing crew allowances, potential temporary pay freezes, and leveraging AI for efficiency improvements.
16:17
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei stated that the previously proposed seven-point peace plan is still under discussion, but to ensure peace, the plan has been "condensed and can be implemented within two days." He claimed this demonstrates Iran is adopting a "goodwill-based approach" in its interactions with the United States. Baghaei added that if Iran's demands are met, security in the Strait of Hormuz is expected to be restored, and the negotiation process will commence shortly, but this depends on the U.S. side's willingness to advance.
16:16
According to Cointelegraph, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of $515 million in October; Ethereum funds experienced record monthly net outflows of $1.61 billion during the same period.
16:11
Cybercriminals are leveraging AI models such as Anthropic's Claude, Google's Gemini, and Moonshot AI's Kimi to analyze stolen data, identify high-value cryptocurrency holders, and rank potential victims based on their financial status. Cybersecurity researchers at Cisco Talos detailed in a new report how this new Windows malware, dubbed VOLTA-AUTODOXER (or VOLTA), steals sensitive data and uses AI tools to find lucrative targets among infected users.
16:07
The spokesperson for Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Tehran does not harbor animosity towards regional countries and advocates for cooperation to establish lasting security. However, he added that Iran will not remain silent if the territories of certain regional countries are used to violate Iran's national sovereignty or threaten the security of its people. The spokesperson believes that recent developments are a result of some neighboring countries' "over-reliance on and trust in the American military presence, and in some cases, active cooperation." He emphasized that building trust is a two-way process, and Iran reasonably expects regional countries not to allow their territories or facilities to be used against a major neighbor.
16:02
HSBC Group CEO Georges Elhedery revealed at Hong Kong FinTech Week that the bank's retail stablecoin, RedCoin, has attracted 50,000 users since its launch over a week ago. He attributed this rapid growth to the "comfortable" regulatory environment provided by the HKMA.
15:57
South Korean platform Upbit NFT announced it will launch "Wonderful Group," an NFT drop by artist Jang Seung-pil. The drop will run from November 5, 2026, at 9:00 AM KST, to November 12, 12:00 PM KST, featuring 25 pieces sold at a fixed price. The exact price will be announced 24 hours before the drop begins.
15:57
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei stated that in peace talks with the United States, "the ball is in America's court," and Washington has "not only failed to offer any diplomatic initiatives but has actively undermined the diplomatic process" over the past two years. He emphasized that Iran's main criteria in negotiations will be the U.S. government's "actual behavior and practical actions." Baghaei added that no agreement would be reached, nor would the Strait of Hormuz be reopened or secured, unless the U.S. naval blockade is lifted and Iran's legitimate demands are fully met.
15:54
The Binance attacker has split $292 million in XRP across six wallets. The six recipient addresses have not shown any outgoing payments, but native XRP cannot be frozen by Ripple, leaving exchanges as a potential interception point.
15:46
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated that Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi recently visited Qatar to facilitate an ongoing exchange of information between Iran and the United States through Qatari mediation. The spokesperson emphasized that the U.S. must lift economic sanctions and adhere to its commitments, otherwise unilateral security in the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf cannot be achieved.
15:45
Bybit will support the Zigchain (ZIG) v6.0.0 network upgrade, which is expected to take place around 09:30 AM UTC on Nov 03, 2026. To ensure a smooth transition, deposits and withdrawals for Zigchain (ZIG) will be temporarily suspended starting from 08:30 AM UTC on Nov 03, 2026, though trading activities will not be affected.
15:42
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei says the world has become 'desensitised' to crises in Gaza and Lebanon. He added that Israel is "the root cause of insecurity in West Asia" and has intensified "its atrocities" in Gaza and Lebanon. Baghaei stated that the obstruction of essential items for survival has brought displaced persons to a catastrophic point, and that reducing human lives to statistics is a dangerous phenomenon. He also noted that the International Criminal Court faces "intense pressure" from the United States for pursuing Israeli officials.
15:40
Al Jazeera commented that approximately 80% of Palestinian citizens participated in the October 27 Israeli general election, leading to two "Arab parties" securing 19 parliamentary seats. This prevented Netanyahu from obtaining the majority needed to form a government. Netanyahu's bloc won 53 seats, while the Jewish-led opposition won 48 seats. The article noted that the mobilization of Palestinian voters was perceived as a threat and prompted calls for restrictions on "Arab votes" and incitement from Netanyahu's camp.

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