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10/15
05:19
A hot inflation report reset expectations for an October rate increase, while wavering confidence in the AI trade took center stage.
05:07
Illinois officials previously agreed to postpone the implementation of a 0.2% crypto asset tax for six months, but industry groups are pushing for a substantive summary judgment on the tax.
05:03
Chinese authorities are seeking to confiscate approximately $5 billion worth of Bitcoin (BTC), along with millions of XRP and Dogecoin (DOGE) tokens, in connection with one of the largest cryptocurrency fraud cases in history. The Tianjin No. 2 Intermediate People's Court formally accepted a confiscation application on September 28, involving crypto assets seized from convicted money launderer Qian Zhimin. The application covers 61,896.41552945 BTC, other cryptocurrencies, cash, jewelry, bank deposits and investment portfolios. This stems from a fraud scheme orchestrated by Qian between April 2014 and August 2017, which illegally raised approximately $6 billion and affected over 102,000 investors. Qian was sentenced in the UK in November 2025 for money laundering offenses.
04:53
Thousands of students in Albania's capital, Tirana, attacked several government buildings, including the prime minister's office and the finance and interior ministries, on Wednesday. Part of the education ministry building was set on fire. The protests, which began on Tuesday, call for better university conditions and job prospects, fueled by anger over alleged corruption and lack of transparency from Prime Minister Edi Rama's government.
04:53
SpaceX has implemented a 100mph (160km/h) speed limit for drones connected to its Starlink satellite internet service in Ukraine, a move that Ukrainian officials say has disrupted battlefield missions and made it difficult to intercept high-speed Russian Shahed drones. A top Ukrainian official, Serhiy Beskrestnov, stated they were not informed of the Tuesday night restrictions. Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX, suggested the US government might be responsible for the slowdown, clarifying that Starshield systems are government-controlled, while Starlink is a commercial service limited to civilian or defensive activities.
04:51
An Israeli quadcopter drone was filmed dropping bombs in the outskirts of the village of Zibqin in southern Lebanon, with several nearby villages also attacked, Al Jazeera reported. The attacks continue despite a ceasefire agreement signed by Lebanon and Israel in June.
04:51
The families of two men from Trinidad and Tobago, Chad Joseph and Rishi Samaroo, are demanding accountability from the United States one year after their disappearance, alleging they were killed in a US boat strike on October 14, 2025. They have filed a wrongful death lawsuit in Massachusetts, supported by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), arguing the men were fishermen, not drug traffickers. The US military's boat strike campaign, launched under then-President Donald Trump, has reportedly killed at least 239 people since September 2025, with critics calling it an illegal campaign of extrajudicial killings.
04:50
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum signed a presidential decree on Wednesday, requiring digital platforms including Meta, TikTok, and X to protect children from violent, sexual, and other harmful online content. The decree mandates platforms to restrict exposure to such content by design and immediately remove risky material from minors' profiles. Sheinbaum stated that the government would support legislation to penalize companies failing to comply, noting that if no progress is made, it would become law. The move follows a school attack in early October in Coahuila state and aligns with a global push to tighten oversight of digital platforms for child safety.
04:50
Al Jazeera reported that recent Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia targeted at least five Saudi airports, leading to flight cancellations and forcing some pilgrims to reroute to neighboring Gulf states.
04:49
D.A. Davidson analyst Gil Luria warned that CoreWeave's "equity value will go to zero" if the company is unable to repay its high-cost debt. He noted that CoreWeave borrows at an interest rate of approximately 9%, but its return on investment is only about 1%, and even at the company's own target of 4% to 5%, it is still below the cost of financing. CoreWeave's net interest expense reached $640 million in the second quarter, doubling year-over-year, while its net loss was $626 million during the same period, with interest expense accounting for approximately 25% of current revenue.
04:49
Shares of data center operator CoreWeave plummeted over 15% on Wednesday, marking its third-largest single-day drop and nearing an all-time low, under the dual pressure of unexpectedly hot inflation data and rising U.S. Treasury yields. Concurrently, the yield on the company's 2032 bonds surged past 15%, officially entering distressed territory, with prices falling below 80 cents and the spread over Treasuries exceeding the 1000 basis point default warning threshold. This plunge wiped out approximately $80 billion in combined market capitalization from several AI infrastructure stocks, including CoreWeave, in a single day. The U.S. 30-year Treasury yield briefly climbed to 5.63% during intraday trading, suddenly bringing to light the hidden risks of financing costs for capital-intensive AI companies.
04:46
A new Chainalysis report found that autonomous AI agents made more than 138 million cryptocurrency payments through x402, a Coinbase-incubated protocol, by Q3 2026. This represents a surge from approximately 1,500 payments in mid-2025. Most of these payments were tiny, ranging from as little as a hundredth of a cent (0.01 cents) to 10 cents. U.S.-linked wallets accounted for 88.1% of geographically identifiable spending on AI model inference.
04:39
Federal prosecutors revealed in a newly unsealed court filing that Abdulrahman Alfozan, a Saudi national accused of secretly installing recording devices in an OpenAI executive conference room, had booked a one-way flight from San Francisco to Saudi Arabia for himself, his wife, and another family member before his arrest. Prosecutors stated that Alfozan is a partner at Saudi venture capital firm Raed Ventures, whose website also lists him as an Engineering Lead at OpenAI. The U.S. Department of Justice said Alfozan was arrested on October 9, and OpenAI terminated his employment this month. Prosecutors believe Alfozan has both the means and motive to flee the U.S. if the case were exposed. A former CIA official told CNBC that Raed Ventures is "essentially an arm of the Saudi government."
04:36
Patrick Witt, the White House crypto advisor who served as executive director of the President's Digital Assets Advisory Committee and spearheaded the push for the Clarity Act, has concluded his term. The Clarity Act aims to establish broad legislation for cryptocurrencies. While the House of Representatives passed its version a year ago, the Senate version stalled due to issues such as the treatment of stablecoin rewards and President Donald Trump's crypto holdings, failing to pass an initial procedural vote last month. Witt is the third senior crypto official to depart the White House.
04:35
Nick Timiraos cited the Federal Reserve's Beige Book, stating that firms in several Districts reported persistent uncertainty regarding energy and tariffs. They anticipate further price increases in the coming months as existing contracts expire and they must renegotiate hedge contracts for inputs and/or delivery contracts to customers.
04:25
U.S. stocks declined as accelerating inflation reinforced the likelihood of another interest-rate increase this year, The Wall Street Journal's Markets edition reported.
04:22
The Russell 2000 Index entered a correction with Wednesday’s plunge, falling 11% from its peak, as rising inflation and interest rates push the market's riskiest stocks below important averages.
04:12
Dell's stock plunged 11% on Wednesday, dragging down shares of data center equipment manufacturers such as Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), Oracle, and Super Micro. This followed a report from Barclays analysts who downgraded Dell, HPE, and NetApp to "Equal Weight," citing overly optimistic market expectations for growth in enterprise AI spending, and the absence of a "meaningful inflection point" in actual enterprise AI adoption. They argued that current revenue growth is more driven by rising memory costs than by enterprise AI.
04:08
Anduril, a U.S. defense technology startup, has launched an employee stock tender offer, allowing employees to sell shares at $94.80 per share, with a cap of $1.3 billion. The offer opened on October 13 and will close on November 9. Anduril has been a major beneficiary of the U.S. defense technology boom and President Donald Trump's plan to revitalize the American military industrial complex. Its valuation doubled to $61 billion after completing a $5 billion funding round in May this year, and this latest offer further pushes its valuation to $90 billion. The company's co-founder, Palmer Luckey, co-leads "Project Meridian," an initiative aimed at developing military capabilities with Elon Musk, and earlier this month secured a U.S. Navy shipyard contract worth up to $2.9 billion.
04:01
Anonymous GTA 6 leaker "Cyberleek" stated that they will no longer regularly leak game content due to the poor performance of their crypto token. The token's market capitalization has fallen to approximately $1 million, significantly lower than the $40 million it reached during previous leaks. However, "Cyberleek" still threatened that if arrested, they would activate a "dead man's switch" to release GTA 6 ending spoilers, "punishing" Take-Two, the parent company of game developer Rockstar Games. GTA 6 is reportedly scheduled for release on November 19.
03:51
Investment banks Perella Weinberg and Piper Sandler have abandoned their merger talks. The potential deal would have created an independent investment bank with a market value of $6 billion.
03:48
Some of Virgin Media O2's largest creditors, including BlackRock, Pimco, and Sona, are reportedly seeking legal counsel from Milbank LLP. This action follows concerns raised by a UK regulator regarding a deal that would have provided Virgin Media O2 with much-needed cash.
03:46
Taiwanese and South Korean battery suppliers are looking to enter Japan's grid-scale energy storage market. Chinese rivals are currently locked out due to a lack of local cybersecurity certification. Taiwan's Cold Electric, for example, plans to expand its power storage system production capacity ninefold.

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