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9/29
14:29
Ethlabs states that while CCIP 2.0 can reduce Ethereum confirmation wait times to seconds, achieving these faster transfers requires opt-in settings. Ethereum’s full-finality guarantees and CCIP’s default wait times remain unchanged.
14:28
According to Sina Tech, ByteDance's Doubao is accelerating the launch of personal assistant products, planning to deeply integrate its internal exploratory project codenamed "Spell" with existing Doubao products, with an expected rapid external release. The project is led by the Doubao Mobile Assistant team and began internal testing in April this year, aiming to benchmark against overseas personal assistant products such as Meta's Muse and OpenAI's "o". Meanwhile, Doubao officially released "Doubao Work," an Agent product for enterprise office scenarios, on August 25. It can autonomously break down tasks, invoke tools, handle complex workflows, and supports various content generation and editing. The PC version is now available for download with a 30-day free subscription. This move signifies Doubao's expansion from the enterprise sector to the broader consumer personal assistant market, attempting to establish more comprehensive product coverage in the AI assistant race.
14:15
Upbit, a South Korean exchange, announced that it will suspend deposits and withdrawals of Base network-based digital assets starting from 18:00 KST on September 30, 2026, due to a hard fork on the Base network, until network stability is confirmed. The affected digital assets include AERO, AVNT, BRETT, and several other projects, as well as deposits and withdrawals of Base network NFTs. The announcement emphasized that trading of these digital assets will not be affected.
14:09
Financial authorities on Tuesday stated that a network of Seoul National University alumni working in finance allegedly used confidential deal information to make over 20 billion won ($14.7 million) in illicit trading profits. The suspects, graduates of South Korea’s most prestigious university, reportedly shared information through connections formed at an SNU investment club and a global consulting firm. Investigators indicated the network extended to relatives and friends, with approximately 10 people involved in the trading.
13:42
The Philippines raised 84.9 billion pesos (approximately $1.36 billion) through a retail treasury bond auction, securing new funds for government spending. The Philippines opted for shorter bond maturities due to persistently high interest rates.
13:42
Bloomberg Markets notes that September is living up to its reputation as typically the worst month for Treasuries, and historical trends suggest October will offer little relief for the bond market.
13:42
Dongshan Precision, a Chinese printed circuit board manufacturer, is reportedly planning a Hong Kong listing to raise between $2 billion and $3 billion.
13:41
According to MistTrack, the on-chain tracking platform of SlowMist, the Bitget attacker attempted to transfer stolen funds via the cross-chain liquidity protocol Chainflip, but the transaction was rejected at the broker interface, and the protocol subsequently returned the deposit directly to the sender. Yu Xian, the founder of SlowMist, stated that Chainflip is actively preventing North Korean hacker groups from money laundering, but its AML (Anti-Money Laundering) and KYT (Know Your Transaction) solutions are still lagging behind the attackers' speed. The attackers used automated tools to split funds, transfer them across chains, and quickly switch to new paths when blocked, ultimately converting the illicit gains into Bitcoin and obfuscating them through CoinJoin.
13:37
New Delhi faces global supply constraints and could negotiate for waivers even with the Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act, according to analysts and officials.
13:32
Kakao Pay Securities signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Dinari of the U.S. on Tuesday and Ondo Finance of the U.S. on Monday, aiming to explore offering tokenized Korean stocks to overseas investors. This move is expected to open new channels for the Korean stock market. The cooperation includes the procurement of Korean-listed stocks, distribution to overseas markets, and the development of a blockchain-based system for issuing and managing stock tokens.
13:32
Hyundai Motor Group is seeking to become a “physical AI company,” developing robotics, autonomous vehicles and the software that connects them, as the South Korean automotive group ramps up its efforts to recruit global technology talent.
13:30
China's Hengrui Pharmaceuticals announced it has licensed its self-developed oral GLP-1/GIP dual receptor agonist, HRS-1596, to Novo Nordisk, a global leader in weight-loss drugs, for all global markets outside Greater China. The deal includes an upfront payment of $300 million, plus up to $2.3 billion in development, regulatory, and commercialization milestone payments, potentially totaling up to $2.6 billion. Hengrui Pharmaceuticals' stock price rose over 3% after the news was announced. The agreement is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026, with Hengrui Pharmaceuticals retaining all rights to HRS-1596 in the Greater China region.
13:29
On-chain monitoring shows that as the QNT token recently surged, long-dormant whale addresses have become active and started selling QNT. Specifically, address 0x6d32, after being dormant for over 3 years, deposited 8,250 QNT (approximately $1.88 million) into Binance. Another address, 0xd633, after more than 3 years of inactivity, transferred 34,200 QNT (approximately $8.05 million), and has already deposited 9,000 QNT (approximately $2.12 million) into Coinbase and Kraken.
13:26
Orient Securities' mainland-based clients with trading accounts in its Hong Kong unit will be banned from buying stocks and transferring in funds starting on Wednesday. Guotai Junan International Holdings, the overseas unit of Shanghai-based Guotai Haitong Securities, issued a similar notice earlier, stating that onshore investors could no longer add stock holdings through their overseas accounts starting this week. This follows a regulatory crackdown that began months ago with fines on Tiger Brokers and Futu Securities International.
13:26
According to Hydrogen Council CEO Ivana Jemelkova, South Korea's efforts to develop hydrogen production and customers simultaneously provide a model for an industry where producers are reluctant to build facilities without committed buyers, and customers are hesitant without guaranteed supply. Jemelkova told The Korea Herald that turning these coordinated projects into a larger market will require governments to give investors greater certainty about future demand.
13:21
Shinhan Financial Group explored closer Korea-Japan cooperation in transition finance, carbon markets, and digital assets at a Seoul conference held on Monday, the group said Tuesday. The conference brought together representatives from academia, financial authorities, and the Asian Development Bank to discuss building trusted climate finance infrastructure in Asia.
13:20
India is preparing to deploy $25 billion to support domestic deep tech startups, aiming to reduce reliance on cutting-edge foreign technology and catch up with the US and China in the global tech race. Rajat Tandon, President of the Indian Venture and Alternate Capital Association, stated that $11 billion will come from the government's R&D infrastructure fund, with the remainder matched by venture capital and private equity fund managers, plus an additional $3-4 billion. Deep tech encompasses fields such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, advanced manufacturing, drones, and space technology. Experts note that this move is driven by escalating geopolitical tensions, making frontier technologies "critically important."
13:18
Chinese securities regulators are reportedly raising the bar for humanoid robot startups to go public, requiring them to meet three specific criteria, according to three sources familiar with the matter. This move could result in very few companies successfully listing, reflecting concerns about a potential AI stock bubble.
13:07
Trading for Hedera (HBAR) is unaffected. Resumption time will be announced separately.
13:03
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud in Washington on Monday, where they discussed regional security cooperation, including shipping safety in the Strait of Hormuz and escalating hostilities in Yemen. Rubio posted on X that they also discussed bilateral cooperation in regions such as Iran, Gaza, and Sudan. The Saudi Press Agency reported that officials from both countries emphasized the importance of continued diplomatic coordination on regional crises. The meeting comes as the U.S. and Israel's war with Iran enters its eighth month, with diplomacy at a stalemate and the conflict having spread to Yemen, where Houthi forces have launched offensives along the Red Sea coast and attacked Saudi targets.

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