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9/24
07:51
Bloomberg Markets reports that China's soybean imports from Brazil have slowed to extremely low levels due to high prices squeezing crushing margins. According to informed traders, commercial purchases of Brazilian soybeans have fallen to fewer than five cargoes in the past two weeks, compared to a weekly average of about 20 cargoes in August. If this slowdown continues, China, the world's largest soybean consumer, faces the risk of supply shortages.
07:44
Blackstone Inc. is launching a private-markets fund for retail clients outside the US, as alternative money managers jockey to court investors worldwide beyond large institutions.
07:40
Morgan Stanley's humanoid robot supply chain survey, published on September 23, reveals that several robot manufacturers have significantly raised their 2026 shipment targets, with some planning for multi-fold growth. The supply chain has also begun to expand production capacity in advance, anticipating a production pace of thousands of units or even higher. One North American robot manufacturer expects to reach a weekly output of 1,000 units by July 2026, further increasing to 2,500 units per week by the end of the year. The report suggests that as shipments rapidly scale up, competition in the humanoid robot industry may enter a consolidation phase earlier than expected, with mass production consistency, yield rates, cost control, and delivery capabilities becoming key competitive variables.
07:39
The exchange's global campaign positions it as a broader financial platform, though its stock, gold and forex derivatives were already available.
07:32
According to CNBC, former U.S. President Donald Trump's "Great American Bill" will adjust tax deductions for charitable contributions starting in 2026. For taxpayers who do not itemize deductions, a new deduction for cash contributions of up to $1,000 (single) or $2,000 (married) will be added. However, for taxpayers who do itemize deductions, a "threshold" for charitable contributions will be set at 0.5% of adjusted gross income (AGI), below which no deduction will be allowed. Additionally, for taxpayers in the highest tax bracket, the effective tax rate cap for charitable contribution deductions will be set at 35%.
07:29
Zheshang Securities Asset Management Co., Ltd. (Zheshang AMC) announced on September 24 that Lou Xiaoping has been appointed as the company's Chairman and General Manager. Sheng Jianlong, the former Chairman and General Manager, has departed due to a work reassignment.
07:28
Traders betting on a price increase for XRP were caught off guard during a sudden market sell-off. In the past 24 hours, XRP saw a total of $31.48 million liquidated, with long liquidations reaching $29.54 million and short liquidations at $1.94 million, resulting in a long-short liquidation imbalance of 1522%. As of press time, XRP has fallen 8.18% in the past 24 hours, after surging to $1.65 on September 23rd, only to quickly reverse course and drop to a low of $1.45 in early trading on Thursday.
07:22
The region’s manufacturers are fending off Chinese rivals as security of supply remains high on the political agenda.
07:20
Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, stated that Iran would retaliate and ensure that the airports of neighboring countries "cannot operate" if they cooperate with new US sanctions aimed at preventing Iranian airlines from international operations. This follows Georgia and Azerbaijan suspending Iranian flights on Wednesday, the UAE canceling all flights to and from Iran on Thursday, and flights to Baghdad and Muscat also being halted. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent had previously warned that airports and companies providing services to Iranian aircraft would face the risk of being cut off from the US financial system.
07:18
Morgan Stanley has continued its consistent Bitcoin purchases, making it the only Bitcoin ETF to attract fresh capital for three consecutive days as of Thursday, September 24. The firm recorded $32.4 million in inflows on Wednesday, September 23, bringing its total inflows over the three-day period to $193.1 million. The fund has also not recorded any withdrawals over the past 20 trading days, with its total Bitcoin holdings expanding to approximately 9,218 BTC, valued at about $775.75 million.
07:10
Russia could attack a NATO country within months, Denmark's intelligence agency said, calling the risk "low but growing" and potentially involving troops entering a neighboring country or attacking infrastructure.
07:05
Saudi Arabia's crude oil exports surged in September, reaching their highest level since the outbreak of conflict in the region. This followed a rapid increase in exports via the Strait of Hormuz after a key bypass pipeline in the country was attacked.
06:57
Bitcoin is currently trading around $83,850, having surged past its May local high, defying classical macroeconomic models and surprising analyst Benjamin Cowen. Cowen, founder of Into The Cryptoverse, admitted his bearish bet was wrong, as Bitcoin has so far ignored rising energy prices, hawkish Fed policy, and surging U.S. Treasury yields. He emphasizes that the upcoming weekly close is critical: a close above the May peak would decisively break the bearish structure, while a fade in momentum could signal a false breakout amid rising interest rates and a supply shock.
06:48
Ken Griffin's plan to build a private helipad in Miami Beach is facing opposition from local residents, a rare occurrence amid the financier's development spree in South Florida.
06:48
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, in a podcast interview released on September 23, dismissed concerns that AI would lead to mass unemployment, arguing that while AI automates specific tasks, the core goals of human professions remain unchanged. He noted that from a macro investment perspective, AI is driving unprecedented expansion, with $500 billion in venture capital having poured into native AI companies over the past six months, creating a large number of new companies and job opportunities.
06:48
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated in a podcast interview released on September 23 that the market has not fully grasped the paradigm shift in computing brought about by AI, and that future computational demand will grow exponentially, potentially increasing by a billion-fold. He added that NVIDIA's computing systems are evolving into an "asset class" similar to commercial aircraft, and that building a 1-gigawatt AI factory would cost $50 billion, with an annual rental income of $40 billion to $50 billion.
06:48
Jensen Huang stated in a podcast interview released on September 23 that AI is essentially software and algorithms, possessing no "will," and that safety issues can be entirely resolved through engineering. He criticized the logic of some large tech companies as absurd for simultaneously claiming the technology is "too powerful to control" while seeking regulatory or antitrust exemptions, emphasizing that unsafe technology is not advanced technology. He noted that NVIDIA allocates 80% of its R&D resources to verification, and AI labs should dedicate more resources to safety assessment.
06:39
The European Banking Authority (EBA) outlined potential rules for crypto lending and firms providing access to DeFi protocols as part of the European Commission’s MiCA review.
06:36
Coinbase co-founder and CEO Brian Armstrong recalled in an interview published on September 20 that when the Coinbase app launched in 2012, he gave 1 Bitcoin to each of about 1,000 early users who were willing to try it. At the time, each Bitcoin was worth about $5 to $10. Years later, some users reported that these Bitcoins were worth $60,000 to $100,000. Armstrong also noted that few people took cryptocurrency seriously in the early days, and it was hard for him to imagine back then that the U.S. government would now hold strategic Bitcoin reserves.
06:34
Poland's military stated it has deployed aircraft to secure its airspace in response to Russian attacks on Ukraine. Poland also claimed that a fire at a Starlink ground station in central Poland was an act of sabotage aimed at severing internet connections for institutions, including the Ukrainian military. Polish Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski called the incident "hybrid warfare" and said that while responsibility has not been determined, it "fits Russia's new theory of attack." Moscow denies carrying out such attacks.
06:34
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) reported on Thursday that growth in developing economies is slowing, partly due to rising energy and wheat prices. Ukraine is a major grain exporter, with most of its grain transported via the Black Sea. Germany's foreign minister called for an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire in the Black Sea region to secure food supplies. Turkish President Erdogan also told Ukrainian President Zelensky that attacks on commercial vessels in the Black Sea were "perplexing" and that measures must be taken to ensure navigation safety, reiterating Turkey's willingness to facilitate peace talks.
06:33
Russia launched an attack on Ukraine on Thursday, killing at least eight people, including six at a farm in the Kharkiv region and two in Kyiv. The Ukrainian Air Force reported that the attack involved hypersonic and ballistic missiles, as well as 282 drones. The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that its targets included Ukrainian fortifications, logistics, and telecommunications hubs, and that it struck a Black Sea tanker transporting fuel to the port of Chornomorsk. Meanwhile, the United States is intensifying diplomatic efforts to mitigate the global energy impact of the Russia-Ukraine war. U.S. officials held separate meetings with Russian and Ukrainian officials on Wednesday during the UN General Assembly to discuss the war and invited Russian President Putin to attend the next G20 summit.
06:20
Lookonchain: A newly created wallet (0xC374) withdrew 814,020 UNI ($7.24M), 2,382 BNB ($1.85M), and 12,397 LTC ($841K) from Binance an hour ago, totaling approximately $9.93 million.
06:20
A Singapore court has appointed KPMG restructuring executives to take control of iron ore trader Radiant World. This decision, made on Thursday, follows an application by creditor Mizuho Bank Ltd., which has accused Radiant World of alleged fraud linked to iron ore receivables.
06:19
On-chain monitoring firm Lookonchain tweeted that trader Garrett Jin (@GarrettBullish) withdrew all 147 million USDC from Hyperliquid an hour ago and deposited it into Binance. This trader has accumulated losses of 14.7 million USD in trades on Hyperliquid over the past four months.
06:16
Goldman Sachs' Michele Della Vigna team, in a report published on September 23, raised its forecast for behind-the-meter power generation capacity for data centers in 2030 from 40GW to 67GW. The report noted that among three solutions—gas turbines, fuel cells, and reciprocating engines—fuel cells achieved the highest comprehensive score at 76.6 points. The report suggests that the expansion of AI data centers is constrained by electricity availability, and the primary reasons for the upward revision of the forecast are higher-than-expected demand growth and deteriorating grid delivery capabilities.

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