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9/27
10:06
Samsung Electronics' third-quarter operating profit is estimated to average 107.7 trillion Korean won (approximately $79.5 billion), a 20.3% year-over-year increase, according to estimates from DB Securities, Mirae Asset Securities, and BNK Securities on Sunday. Despite a cooling in memory price increases due to AI-driven production shifts, which has tightened the memory market, DRAM profit margins are still expected to exceed 80%.
10:02
The limited test covers select products and users, with a broader rollout planned for later in October ahead of India's festive shopping season. This initiative expands Google's AI services from product discovery into direct transactions.
09:52
Pure electric vehicle registrations in Europe surged by 52% year-on-year in August, marking the strongest monthly growth in recent years, driven by persistently rising gasoline prices, according to data released Thursday by the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA). Germany saw a 75% increase, while sales in France more than doubled year-on-year. As of August, more than one in three new cars sold in Europe had a charging plug. According to Bloomberg, U.S. and Israeli military actions disrupting oil tanker traffic in the Strait of Hormuz led to Germany's average gasoline price climbing to a record high of 2.31 euros per liter, becoming a core factor in the surge in EV demand.
09:39
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the allocation of more than €710 million ($810 million) to assist people affected by crises, natural disasters, or conflicts globally, with a particular focus on Africa. The aid package includes €380 million ($430 million) for migration-related measures in sub-Saharan Africa, €97 million ($110 million) for humanitarian needs in the region, €7.5 million ($8.5 million) for the Ebola crisis response in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and €10 million ($11.5 million) to promote peace in the Great Lakes region. Additionally, €103 million ($117 million) will go to Palestinian territories and Lebanon, and €52 million ($59 million) to Ukraine for humanitarian assistance.
09:09
Analysts recently lowered their third-quarter revenue and profit forecasts for South Korean chip giant Samsung Electronics by 2.6% and 4.4% respectively, and for SK Hynix by 5.3% and 5% respectively, according to FnGuide data cited by the Seoul Economic Daily. This move is primarily attributed to the strengthening Korean Won, which has reduced dollar-denominated sales, rather than a decline in the memory market itself. The market still holds high expectations for the two companies' third-quarter performance, with combined operating profit projected to approach a record 189.9 trillion Korean Won.
09:02
The Wall Street Journal analyzed that the U.S. market has recently seen an unusual phenomenon: the bond market has experienced a severe sell-off, pushing yields to a roughly two-decade high, while the stock market has performed well. The article reviewed cases of investor panic in 1994 and investor jubilation in 2016, stating that the current market is discussing how to respond to the situation in 2026.
08:41
According to on-chain monitoring platform Lookonchain, the Pump fun platform sold another 47,994 SOL in the past two hours, valued at approximately $5.83 million. The platform has cumulatively sold 5,236,623 SOL, with a total value of $848 million, at an average selling price of $162 per SOL.
08:39
Crypto compliance and blockchain analytics platform AMLBot stated that some funds linked to the recent Bitget theft appear to have entered Wasabi CoinJoin. Its tracing linked approximately 4 BTC in one CoinJoin round back to a Bitget TRON wallet. The funds were converted from TRX to USDT, bridged to Ethereum via USDT0, swapped into about 145 ETH, then routed through THORChain into roughly 4.59 BTC before being split and sent into CoinJoin. AMLBot has blacklisted the related addresses and is monitoring the attacker’s BTC for further CoinJoin activity.
08:01
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated in a September 19 interview with MoneyRehabPodcast that he still stands by his previous prediction that Bitcoin could reach $400,000 by 2030. Armstrong noted that Bitcoin has historically followed roughly four-year cycles, with new supply halving approximately every four years, typically including rallies followed by corrections lasting about a year. He believes if Bitcoin follows a similar pattern again, it could reach roughly three times its previous all-time high by 2030. However, Armstrong stressed that this is only a hypothetical scenario, and past performance does not predict future results, with the $400,000 target being far from guaranteed.
07:17
OKX founder and CEO Star Xu said THORChain’s TSS vaults are collectively controlled by validators, which can move underlying assets once the signing threshold is reached. He argued that THORChain therefore acts as an intermediary between users and native chains and should not be directly compared with Bitcoin or Ethereum’s base-layer consensus. THORChain documentation says TSS vault spending requires a two-thirds supermajority.
05:25
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong explains how to participate in IPOs directly from the Coinbase App. Users can open the app, tap the three bars in the top left, and select "IPOs" to take part in these offerings. The feature was built to allow users to participate in offerings that were previously only available to institutions, starting with Oura Ring.
04:59
The Palestinian group Hamas condemned the US-created "Peace Committee" for its decision not to cooperate with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), stating that the agency would have "no role" in Gaza. Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem said the move was "completely consistent with the Zionist (Israeli) position" and aimed at ending UNRWA's operations, preventing it from providing aid to Palestinians, and eliminating the Palestinian right of return. The Peace Committee posted on X on Friday that UNRWA had failed a "de-radicalization" test and stated that "UNRWA's days in Gaza are over."
04:33
Boeing discovered a software glitch last month in some 737 Max aircraft that could affect the automatic vertical navigation function after the planes return to service, requiring pilots to take additional steps during subsequent approaches. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) stated on Saturday that it is evaluating the issue and will review Boeing's proposed fix. There are currently 2,430 Max aircraft in service globally, but major U.S. airlines claim that their fleets do not include the affected Max 8 and Max 9 models. The FAA certified the Max 7 model with the latest software in early August, and certification for the Max 10 is also expected soon. This issue comes after the 737 Max series faced years of delays following two fatal crashes in 2018 and 2019.
04:30
According to Allium Labs data, crypto projects spent approximately $638 million on token buybacks through late August 2026, marking a new record, up from $545 million in the same period of 2025. Hyperliquid contributed about $370 million and Pump.fun approximately $200 million, together accounting for nearly 90% of the total. On September 25, staff at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Division of Corporation Finance clarified that a buyback announcement for a non-security crypto asset on an already functional network falls outside the 'essential managerial efforts' of the Howey test. However, the SEC staff also warned that for younger projects on networks not yet functional, marketing buybacks as a source of yield could still contribute to an investment-contract analysis. The SEC's March interpretation defines a network as functional when its native token can be used according to its programmed utility.
04:30
Donald Trump announced he has approved new fuel economy standards aimed at terminating the Biden administration's electric vehicle mandate. Trump stated these new standards would eliminate waste in American car manufacturing, thereby lowering car prices and saving families thousands of dollars. He also claimed that under his administration, the U.S. auto industry would receive over $100 billion in investment, and factories and jobs would return across America.
03:56
Colombian President Abelardo De La Espriella announced on Friday the extradition of Geovany Andres Rojas, accused of leading a drug trafficking organization formed by former FARC rebel group members. This move aligns Colombia's security policy more closely with the Trump administration's efforts to combat crime and drug trafficking in Latin America, departing from the previous left-wing government's negotiation-focused approach.
03:12
Bloomberg analysis indicates that corporate bonds have shown relative resilience amidst a global government bond sell-off, but this strength may not be sustainable.

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