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9/21
10:22
Brent crude fell 2.6% to $101.18, and WTI crude dropped below $98, as diplomatic hopes and increased Saudi oil supplies through the Strait of Hormuz eased market concerns about supply shortages.

Saudi Arabia's average daily oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz have reached 2.9 million barrels, compared to 700,000 barrels in August, helping to reduce the geopolitical premium on crude oil.
10:15
Coinbase announced that eligible U.S. retail investors can now apply for initial public offering (IPO) stock allocations directly through its app, with Oura's IPO this week being the first project. Users can apply for shares at the offering price before public trading begins, but allocations may be fully, partially, or completely denied. Investors who sell shares within 30 days after the IPO may be prohibited from participating in subsequent IPOs. The service is provided by FINRA-registered broker-dealer Coinbase Capital Markets, with trade execution, clearing, and custody handled by Apex Clearing Corporation.
10:07
Ledger CTO Charles Guillemet cautioned cryptocurrency holders about the sophisticated DarkSword iOS exploit chain, which can compromise an iPhone via a malicious Safari browser page, potentially leading to crypto loss. Google Threat Intelligence Group disclosed the vulnerability in March, noting it has been exploited since at least November 2025, targeting users in Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Malaysia, and Ukraine. The flaws have since been fixed in iOS 26.3, and Apple continues to release security updates. Guillemet advised users not to store cryptocurrency seed phrases or sensitive wallet information on iPhones and to update their iOS devices.
10:02
The fine is the result of an investigation launched by the Irish Data Protection Commission six years ago, following a complaint from a European consumer rights organization. The investigation found that Google acted unlawfully, unfairly, or non-transparently when processing location data for three features—Web & App Activity, Location History, and Location Accuracy—between May 25, 2018, and February 4, 2020, violating the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Google stated that the historical policies involved in the case have been updated, and data protection measures have been significantly improved since 2019.
09:51
The Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) announced last week that its online gaming portal was accessed by hackers on September 17. The regulator, known for its relaxed gambling laws, stated that the unauthorized access has been contained, but the full scope of the incident and potential consequences are still under investigation. Users on X have speculated that sensitive data, including photo IDs and personal information of crypto casino operators registered in Curaçao, such as Rollbit, 1xBet, and Stake, might have been stolen and could be leaked or used for extortion.
09:48
Russia is set to extend a ban on most diesel exports beyond the end of September as Ukraine continues to attack its refineries, according to people familiar with the matter.
09:41
The amendment (PermissionDelegationV1_1) received 29 "Yes" votes on September 21 and has entered a two-week activation window. This feature allows accounts to delegate specific permissions to other accounts, a capability deemed critical by Ripple Stablecoin Product Lead Lauren Berta and others for institutions issuing regulated assets. It helps stablecoin issuers and RWA tokenization projects achieve a separation of duties. Activation requires validator support to remain consistently above 80%.
09:37
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that the 2024 election proved the importance of the crypto voter. He noted that @standwithcrypto is now much bigger, with over 4 million members, and that crypto voters will remember who supported them and who did not.
09:36
Kazakhstan is actively promoting AI development, with President Tokayev declaring 2026 the "Year of Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence" to introduce advanced technologies across various economic sectors. The country established the Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development in 2025 and last month approved an action plan through 2029, covering AI education, digital healthcare, and energy sector applications. Kazakhstan has also become the second jurisdiction after the EU to pass AI governance laws and has introduced SKAI, the first AI board member with voting rights. Experts believe that while Kazakhstan is still far from Silicon Valley, it is gradually becoming a regional AI hub, though some experts also warn about its environmental impact.
09:36
A hacker exploited the Fetch.ai bridge, stealing 8.7 million FET tokens and minting 400 million NuNet (NTX) tokens. Hours later, the SingularityNET bridge was attacked, leading to the unauthorized minting of 900 million AGIX, 500 million WMTx, and 500 million CGV tokens. The attacker realized $2.25 million in profits, primarily from selling FET tokens, which caused a 5% price drop. Blockchain security auditor Peckshield estimates the attacker's unrealized profits at nearly $17 million. A Bitquery report indicates that ETH and BNB were also drained from 16 wallets, including some identified as staff wallets, and $289,575 in USDC was stolen from a payroll contract. Most signing keys remain unchanged.
09:35
The proposal aims to establish a "notification mechanism" so that the two countries can warn each other when AI incidents become severe enough to threaten national security. U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to consider establishing a broader U.S.-China AI dialogue, including this notification system, at a summit in Washington this week. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that Washington has proposed establishing a U.S.-China AI dialogue focused on national security and a notification system, covering "common goals and common threats."
09:30
Despite Bitcoin's price reaching $84,751, which improved the theoretical gross hashprice by 2.65% relative to the prior modeled baseline, the next network difficulty adjustment is provisionally estimated to decrease by 2.48%. This projection, an early signal from slower block production rather than a confirmed result of miners switching off, suggests that the rally may not fully alleviate the challenges faced by miners, with difficulty signals already flashing caution. The network's mining difficulty had previously increased by 4.16% on September 19.
09:24
Mexico's education-focused real estate investment trust Fibra Educa is looking to issue an additional 3 billion to 3.5 billion pesos (approximately $174 million to $200 million) in the local market by the end of the year, pending regulatory approvals. The company plans to use the funds to acquire more campus properties, according to CEO Raúl Martínez Solares.
09:21
The two parties plan to invest $20 billion in public and private markets, with $15 billion allocated to public equities. JPMorgan Asset Management will manage a customized portfolio to align with the Qatar Investment Authority's long-term investment objectives. The announcement was made on Monday.
09:16
A Morningstar analysis found that after a retreat from 2022-2024, investors have returned to themed ETFs, with AI-themed funds accounting for nearly a third of the recent inflows. A Nasdaq 2024 survey also revealed that 34% of Gen Z investors are interested in thematic funds.
09:15
Germany's ruling Christian Democratic Union (CDU) suffered another defeat in weekend local elections, with left-wing and far-right parties gaining ground. Economists stated that this increases political instability and could threaten Germany's prospects for pro-growth reforms. Chancellor Merz acknowledged the CDU's "disaster" but stated he would remain in power and push for various measures, including tax, healthcare, and pension reforms. Carsten Brzeski, Global Head of Macro at ING, noted that the election results indicate a lack of a reform-supporting majority in Germany and could lead to further political deadlock. Andrew Kenningham, Chief Europe Economist at Capital Economics, believes that despite a muted market reaction on Monday, with German government bond yields falling and stocks rising, the long-term impact will be a lack of public support, making reforms difficult to implement.

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