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10/4
05:01
Elon Musk retweeted his earlier statement, reaffirming that Tesla is being extremely careful with autonomous safety, just as it is with making Teslas the safest cars in the world for human driving.
03:30
Morgan Stanley estimated in a September 24 report that hedge funds' U.S. Treasury cash-futures basis trade positions, financed through borrowing, have decreased by 20% this year to approximately $1.2 trillion. The bank noted that despite the reduction in position size, it did not observe widespread signs of market stress related to this basis trade at the time. Federal Reserve researchers, in a study published in June this year, estimated the basis positions for September 2025 at $830 billion. This trading strategy aims to profit from small price discrepancies by buying U.S. Treasuries and selling futures, with most funds borrowed through repurchase agreements to amplify returns. However, this strategy faces risks such as short borrowing terms versus long trade unwinding periods, as well as potential liquidity pressure from rising financing costs or increased margin requirements.
03:10
Bloomberg Markets analysis indicates that Paramount's debt decline signals trouble ahead for borrowers, as corporate borrowing becomes increasingly difficult.
02:49
Amazon Web Services (AWS) CEO Matt Garman stated that the company has stopped signing non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) with government agencies to secure approvals for new data center constructions. This move aims to address widespread concerns regarding data center transparency, water consumption, electricity prices, and pollution. Currently, over 100 data center moratoriums are under review in the United States, and New York State has implemented a one-year moratorium on large data center permits.
02:43
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reiterated in an interview with Axios that he does not regret saying, "I'm the house now." He explained that the house doesn't win every hand, but plays probabilities. Bessent further clarified that his statement "I'm the house now" meant he possessed superior information. He also stated that he cannot control the bond market, and what he can do is make people slow down and think.
02:41
Musk retweeted an XFreeze post, which stated that SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket completed 165 launches in 2025 alone, 30 more than the 135 missions completed by the U.S. Space Shuttle program over 30 years between 1981 and 2011. Additionally, the Falcon 9's launch count in 2025 also surpassed the total of all other orbital launch vehicles combined for that year.
02:11
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune confirmed in excerpts from an interview broadcast on Saturday that his country sent fighter jets to Niger in late August to help thwart a coup attempt in the capital, Niamey. Algeria's Ministry of Defence had previously stated on August 30 that it deployed four Sukhoi Su-30 aircraft and an air-to-air refuelling plane at the request of Nigerien authorities to support the Nigerien army. Niger's military government last month accused France of orchestrating the failed mutiny, an accusation France denied.
01:40
Republic of Ireland national football team manager Heimir Hallgrimsson's press conference on Saturday (October 3) was interrupted after he was "verbally attacked" by an Israeli journalist. An Israeli journalist questioned Hallgrimsson about the Flydubai flight attack earlier this week and allegations of racism against Irish players. Football Association of Ireland Communications Manager Kieran Crowley intervened, asking the journalist to ask questions related to the match and denying the racism allegations.
01:20
MicroStrategy founder and Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor posted on X, "₿ears Anonymous," a phrase combining the Bitcoin symbol with the word "anonymous," possibly intended to mock or suggest that anonymous investors bearish on Bitcoin will eventually disappear.
00:58
Cardano's daily chart has formed a golden cross, marking the first such signal in 14 months since August 2025. This occurs as the MA 50 crosses above the MA 200. The previous golden cross in August 2025 saw ADA rally to $0.92, though it couldn't sustain momentum, followed by a death cross in November 2025. This week, Cardano also announced its selection as a public blockchain for Petrobras's sustainability initiatives and a partnership with Pacific Meta to expand its enterprise presence in Japan. On October 1, the network recorded 43,181 transactions, its busiest day in the past seven days. Cardano node 11.1.3 was released, and the 11.2 full release, including most of the Dijkstra scope, is expected in 2-3 weeks, with the public testnet "DijkstraNet" launching alongside it.
00:37
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud stated in an exclusive Al Jazeera interview that Somalia will not accept any Israeli presence in the country, accusing Israel of planning to establish a naval base in Berbera and use the city's airport. Mohamud added that Israel's real aim is to get closer to the Gulf states and Iran. Berbera is a port city in Somaliland, a self-declared republic in northwestern Somalia that Israel recognized last year, a move condemned by Mogadishu. Mohamud described Israel as a "destabilizing force" that does not abide by international law and criticized its recognition of Somaliland.
00:33
David Robinson, in an article published in The Atlantic, stated that he worked at OpenAI for three and a half years, making him one of the company's longest-serving employees. He believes that OpenAI's "iterative deployment" approach inevitably leads to periodic failures, and as system capabilities grow, the scale of these failures also expands. Robinson called for frontier AI companies to operate like nuclear power plants or busy airports, with multiple layers of redundancy and meticulous planning, but he noted that he never encountered colleagues with relevant experience at OpenAI. OpenAI spokesperson Drew Pusateri responded that the company is continuously improving its safety measures.
00:03
According to data from CryptoJobsList, cryptocurrency companies listed 1,241 positions in September, more than triple the 382 in July. However, applications fell from 25,700 in July to just under 20,000 in September. The platform interprets this divergence as evidence of tightening competition for specialist workers. Finance, engineering, and trading led hiring demand, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana being the most frequently requested blockchain skills.
00:03
YouTuber PewDiePie stated that OpenAI banned his account twice while he was building Ajax, a small, uncensored AI model designed to run on users' personal computers and browse the web for them. PewDiePie claimed he was banned because OpenAI's terms prohibit using its output to develop competing models. Ajax is based on Alibaba's open-source Qwen 3.5 model with 9 billion parameters and has not yet been released. PewDiePie hopes to obtain inference tokens by distilling OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol model and use the open-source tool Heretic to make his model uncensored.
10/3
23:05
ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood stated that as AI agents evolve from answering questions to actually spending money, smart investors need to start paying attention to the flow of funds from these AI agents. She believes that AI agent activity will become a new way to measure demand trends. BlackRock and Joseph Chalom also pointed out that the financial system for AI agents should not be controlled by a few companies, and open blockchains (such as Ethereum) and stablecoins could play a role in providing a common network for machine-to-machine payments.
22:54
Negotiations between the Trump administration and Russia to end the war in Ukraine have expanded to a potential multi-billion dollar oil deal involving Lukoil's global oil assets, Reuters reported, citing The New York Times. The deal, which requires approval from both the United States and the Kremlin, was reportedly proposed by Russian President Vladimir Putin during a meeting in September with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.
22:53
Leading asset management firm BlackRock has significantly expanded its Bitcoin holdings, purchasing a net total of $1.57 billion worth of Bitcoin over the past month through its Bitcoin funds. The latest data from Arkham Intelligence shows BlackRock now holds 801,769 BTC, valued at approximately $67.87 billion. Bitcoin constitutes over 87% of BlackRock's tracked crypto portfolio, with Ethereum following at $10.06 billion. The firm's latest single purchase of $195.6 million worth of BTC occurred after Bitcoin rebounded above $84,000, suggesting renewed institutional interest.
22:42
The Zcash Foundation announced the release of Zebra 7.0.0-rc.0, the first release candidate for NU7, the next upgrade to the Zcash network. NU7 testnet activation is expected at block height 4,465,026, approximately on October 6, 2026. This upgrade will reduce the ZEC block time from 75 seconds to 25 seconds and add new limits on shielded transactions to prevent spam, with mainnet activation scheduled for October 20, 2026.
22:42
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky stated the vacation rental platform is unlikely to allow outside artificial intelligence agents, such as Meta Platforms' Muse, to book accommodations for users. Chesky argued that 'planning travel is entertainment,' reflecting concerns among travel companies that AI assistants could weaken direct engagement with consumers.
22:09
Thousands marched in Madrid on Saturday as part of nationwide protests against housing costs, potentially increasing pressure on Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to call an early general election.
22:04
Saylor stated that Digital Credit's $STRC 30-day historical volatility has dropped to 9%, which is below SPY. He noted that they are harnessing the power of Bitcoin while reducing price volatility for income investors, calling it what financial engineering should do.
22:03
The Chinese e-commerce company has been exploiting a tax loophole that exempts small parcels from customs duty, contributing to its rapid growth.
21:58
According to DefiLlama, 514 of 558 tracked blockchains generated less than $1,000 in fees over the past 24 hours, including 443 below $10 and 399 with zero fees. Only seven chains generated more than $100,000: Solana at $1.09 million, Tron at $922,900, BNB Chain at $793,900, Ethereum at $435,000, Bitcoin at $325,600, Base at $114,800 and Robinhood Chain at $100,900.
21:36
According to CryptoSlate, as of September 25, 2026, six banks have failed in the US, exceeding the five failures recorded for the entirety of 2023. However, the combined assets of these banks amount to only approximately $1.43 billion, significantly lower than the approximately $552.54 billion of banks that failed in 2023. Data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) shows that banks that failed in 2026 include institutions with assets as low as $3.73 million. The FDIC's latest industry assessment also indicates strong bank profits and a decrease in the number of problem banks, with 47 institutions on the problem bank list as of June 30, down from 54 in March and 60 at the end of 2025.

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