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9/22
16:42
The bullish sentiment for Nvidia and Broadcom comes despite calls to slow down AI model development and rekindled investor enthusiasm for a competing part of the AI chip ecosystem.
16:39
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) are accelerating efforts to fill cryptocurrency regulatory gaps. Just two days after the CLEAR Act failed to pass the Senate, the SEC leveraged existing powers to expand its crypto rulebook, issuing an order to create a temporary trading pathway for certain tokenized stocks, moving financial markets closer to 24/7 trading. On the same day, the CFTC submitted a cryptocurrency rulemaking proposal to the White House, which is currently awaiting review. The crypto industry has welcomed these developments, believing that regulatory certainty will foster more investment and integration with traditional finance.
16:35
White House crypto advisor Patrick Witt and Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions at the U.S. Treasury, Luke Pettit, stated at a CoinDesk event on Tuesday that the prospects for the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act passing during Congress's "lame duck" session are slim, and the focus of crypto regulatory efforts has shifted to U.S. market regulators. Pettit noted that although the Clarity Act "is not dead," the "waters have become exceptionally cold" for its passage in Congress after it failed to advance in the Senate. Witt added that the upcoming midterm elections will impact the bill's momentum. Both officials also emphasized that the implementation of the Stablecoin National Innovation Guidance and Establishment Act (GENIUS Act), passed last year, is proceeding as planned and is expected to create a "two-track" stablecoin market, rewarding tokens that comply with regulatory jurisdiction.
16:34
MarketWatch suggests that one of the only weeks of the year for aggressive traders to bet that the highest-beta stocks will beat the lowest ones is coming soon in October.
16:31
The Federal Reserve Board on Tuesday approved the application by BancFirst Corporation of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to acquire and merge with Spirit BankCorp, Inc., of Bristow, Oklahoma, thereby indirectly acquiring SpiritBank of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
16:30
Qualcomm unveiled two flagship smartphone processors, the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, at its annual Snapdragon Summit. The high-end Extreme version can natively run a 30-billion-parameter Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) model, designed to enhance the personalized experience of AI agents, and supports on-device personal shorthand, speaker differentiation, and memory construction based on user habits. The new chip also offers pixel-level camera control, supporting 8k60fps and 4K240 video recording, and introduces the Advanced Professional Video (APV) codec. Motorola has announced that its Signature 27 smartphone will feature the Snapdragon Gen 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 and is expected to launch this year.
16:30
The proposal aims to create a rebuttable safe harbor for DEX protocols and their front ends, preventing them from being classified as exchanges under the Exchange Act. On the same day, a16z also submitted a second letter requesting the SEC to establish relevant mechanisms.
16:28
A consortium led by Todd Boehly, backed by the US government and Gulf billionaires, is aiming to unseat Carlyle Group's deal to acquire the Russian energy group Lukoil's international business. Carlyle had struck its deal in January.
16:21
The Japanese drugmaker plans to invest around 100 billion yen ($635 million) annually in facilities and equipment by 2028, aiming to reduce outsourcing and cut costs.
16:13
Coinbase's Head of Crypto, Yehuda Lindell, stated that the exchange is designing its custody solution to be adaptable to any post-quantum signature scheme Bitcoin may adopt in the future. It is currently unclear which post-quantum signature scheme Bitcoin will actually use. Lindell noted that since different networks may eventually adopt different standards, Coinbase must be prepared for various outcomes. The company custodies approximately $250 billion in assets for institutions like BlackRock and is preparing for a post-quantum era where multi-party computation (MPC) might face challenges. If Bitcoin adopts a post-quantum scheme incompatible with MPC, Coinbase is exploring an alternative architecture centered around programmable hardware security modules (HSMs). Lindell emphasized that Coinbase's custody architecture is designed to be agnostic and adaptable to any signature scheme Bitcoin might choose in the coming years.
16:12
Bloomberg reported on September 22, citing sources, that Apple is developing a screenless health and fitness tracker prototype, similar to Whoop's wrist-worn device, which could debut as early as 2028. Following the news, shares of Garmin, a seller of fitness tracking devices, initially fell by as much as 2.5% during intraday trading before recovering to close up 1.6%; Apple's stock surged before pulling back, closing at approximately $340. The project is currently in the preliminary "technology investigation" phase, and its eventual launch remains uncertain, but it has received high-level support, including from Apple Executive Chairman Tim Cook. This move aims to compete with emerging rivals such as Whoop and Oura; Whoop is currently valued at approximately $10 billion, and Oura filed for an IPO this month. The screenless tracker is also part of Apple's broader wearable device strategy, which includes smart glasses, an AI pendant, and a redesign of the Apple Watch product line.
16:04
A supply shock in the Strait of Hormuz is impacting the jet fuel market, with prices tracking the rise in diesel. Refineries are facing tight supply, struggling to meet global demand for both diesel and jet fuel.
15:47
Donald Trump stated that he hopes Iran will "do the right thing" soon, warning that "someday it will be too late" and that it might even be necessary to "blow up Pickaxe Mountain."
15:43
Nat Friedman, head of product at Meta’s Superintelligence Labs, stated on X that while Muse was built from scratch, it was "definitely heavily inspired as a product by OpenClaw." This admission followed viral speculation among the AI community that Muse was essentially OpenClaw repackaged, with some users pointing out identical workspace filenames and nearly identical content in configuration files like SOUL.md. Friedman attributed this to OpenClaw's creator, Peter Steinberger, having "gotten those things exactly right," adding that Meta's goal was to scale a similar product to billions of people safely and securely. Muse recently hit No. 1 on the U.S. App Store, outpacing ChatGPT's launch.
15:36
The move comes as conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine have sent prices for the critical fuel soaring. Donald Trump has previously commented multiple times on diesel supply and pricing issues.
15:35
Royal Caribbean is reportedly close to a $3 billion deal to acquire a 50% equity stake in Sandals, a move that values the Caribbean resort chain at $6 billion. The news, first reported by the Financial Times, led to Royal Caribbean shares falling approximately 6%. The cruise company aims to diversify beyond cruises and expand its land-based offerings, with Sandals' more than a dozen properties across the Caribbean providing a foothold in all-inclusive options. Talks are ongoing and may not result in a final deal.
15:25
Piper Sandler analysts lowered their price target for network equipment provider Cisco from $132 to $125, citing concerns that the industry's growth may have peaked, leading to lower P/E ratio expectations. Cisco's stock price consequently fell by about 5% on Tuesday. Although Cisco's fiscal year 2027 guidance, released in August, projected revenue growth of nearly 15%, analysts believe sales growth will revert to single digits, a forecast that Piper analysts called "conservative."
15:23
Berkshire Hathaway, founded by Warren Buffett and now led by Greg Abel, purchased nearly 2.7 million shares of Lennar's Class A stock over the three trading days ending Monday, bringing its total holdings to 23.7 million shares valued at $1.8 billion. Lennar's stock price surged by as much as 6.6% on Tuesday. CFRA analysts believe this move is a classic Berkshire Hathaway value investing strategy, betting on undervalued assets at a time when the industry is under pressure due to rising interest rates and declining housing affordability.
15:18
In a CNBC debate, venture capitalist Joe Lonsdale stated that AI technology will significantly boost productivity and can solve government deficit problems by increasing productivity to 3-5%. He believes AI has immense potential to eradicate government fraud, reduce healthcare costs, and promote manufacturing reshoring. CNBC host Joe Kernen questioned this, arguing that wealth growth has historically been concentrated among the rich. Lonsdale countered that historical industrial revolutions also led to widespread wealth growth. He added that he is not concerned about the near-term existential risks of AI, but businesses have a responsibility to slow down and be accountable for any damage caused.
15:12
Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani told the UN General Assembly that a war between the US and Israel against Iran would be the "cumulative result" of years of diplomatic stagnation, reiterating Qatar's role as a "credible mediator." He also condemned Israeli "aggression" in the occupied West Bank and Gaza, calling what is happening in Gaza "genocide."
15:12
The agreement, signed on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, grants Washington a greater military presence on the continent-sized Arctic island. It resolves a months-long standoff after former President Trump threatened to seize Greenland, and is welcomed by NATO and the European Union. The deal allows the US to modernize and expand activities at Pituffik Space Base, establish new bases at Narsarsuaq and Mestersvig, and permits US aircraft to fly over and land anywhere in Greenland, including undersea access. It also bars non-NATO countries from setting up military installations or a persistent military presence without unanimous approval from Denmark, Greenland, and the US, and restricts investors from "sensitive sectors" outside NATO and the EU.
15:06
MarketWatch analysis indicates that the U.S. Treasury yield curve has flattened dramatically since the start of the Iran war, driven by surging oil prices and market expectations of Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes to combat inflation. Guy LeBas, chief fixed income strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott, suggests the yield curve could invert, a phenomenon often considered a reliable recession signal.
14:51
Elon Musk reacted with a simple “lol” to an X post sharing a screenshot of his May 2022 Twitter profile picture, which briefly featured a collage of Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs. This stunt, where Musk used expensive NFT images without purchasing them, had previously caused ApeCoin to surge by roughly 20%.
14:50
William Blair analysts stated that Coinbase still offers an attractive entry opportunity after a 31% stock price increase, while lowering their EBITDA expectations. Meanwhile, the firm anticipates that the growth of USDC will propel Circle into its next phase of development.

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