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21:04
NVIDIA's official blog explains that AI factories, costing roughly $60 million per megawatt, maximize return on investment through three key factors: productivity, durability, and fungibility. The company highlights that its Vera Rubin NVL72 systems deliver over 30 times higher throughput per megawatt and up to 45 times lower cost per million tokens compared to GB300 NVL72, according to SemiAnalysis AgentX data. NVIDIA GPUs, such as the A100, continue to earn years after shipment, with CoreWeave extending bookings for units introduced in 2020 through 2029. Additionally, NVIDIA AI factories are designed to run every type of AI model and non-AI workloads, enhancing their long-term utility and demand.
21:01
A new chart by Protos shows that it currently takes over one year of full-time work for the average US worker to earn enough money to buy one Bitcoin. This work cost was unprecedented prior to 2024. However, the current cost is actually cheaper on a wage basis than its peak in July 2025, when it took 1.6 years (394 working days) to earn one BTC, with the average price of BTC at $115,101 that month. The data for September 2026 indicates 2,127 hours (12 months) of work are needed. The chart uses wage averages from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics and CoinMarketCap data.
21:00
On-chain data shows that the top ten inflow transactions of Shiba Inu (SHIB) to exchanges totaled 10.44 billion SHIB over the past 24 hours, marking a 1.51% increase. Total exchange inflows reached 460.69 billion SHIB, while outflows stood at 419.33 billion, resulting in a net inflow of 41.36 billion SHIB. The average inflow per transaction rose to 1.94 billion SHIB, significantly higher than the average outflow of 713.26 million SHIB, indicating large holders are moving substantial amounts. Exchange reserves are at 87.66 trillion SHIB, valued at approximately $505.77 million. Whale inflows to exchanges are often seen as a warning of potential selling, but can also signal repositioning for accumulation or liquidity provision.
20:47
Donald Trump stated he would consider preemptively pardoning members of his administration before leaving office to protect them from future federal prosecution. When asked in an interview with Time magazine if he would issue such pardons, he said, "Yes, I would absolutely do that." Trump cited former President Biden's preemptive pardons in 2025 as a precedent.
20:41
According to Tasnim News Agency, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Tehran will continue to seek dialogue with Washington despite previous attacks during negotiations. Qatar is currently mediating indirect talks aimed at ending the conflict. Iran is reportedly reviewing the latest US response to its proposal, which includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz, sanctions relief, and lifting the naval blockade.
20:41
The Chicago Fed estimates the U.S. unemployment rate for September at 4.10%, a slight decrease from August’s 4.14%. This improvement is attributed to better hiring prospects for unemployed workers and a slight reduction in job separations. The upcoming jobs report on Friday is anticipated to show the unemployment rate holding at 4.1% for the third consecutive month.
20:37
Personal information of approximately 25,000 customers, including loan borrowing details, annual income, names, and phone numbers, was leaked from Shinhan Bank on Wednesday. The bank stated that it has taken emergency measures to minimize potential damage. Sources suspect overseas hackers utilized advanced artificial intelligence in the attack, prompting South Korea's financial watchdog to launch an on-site inspection.
20:34
The French government plans to cut tens of billions of euros in spending next year to calm investor concerns about a global bond rout. This follows French government bond yields rising 1.3 percentage points above German bonds, and French 5-year CDS reaching a new high since July 2013, indicating financial stress in Europe.
20:31
Satlyt, founded by former Google and SpaceX product manager Rama Afullo, has completed an $8 million seed funding round. The company is developing open software to enable AI models to run on multiple satellites, aiming to become "the Android of orbital computing." The round was led by Non Sibi Ventures. Satlyt's software will launch on Thursday aboard a SpaceX rocket, carrying the first prototype of Google's Project Suncatcher.
20:30
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20:25
European nations are holding emergency talks over releasing strategic fuel reserves after pressure from Washington to boost supply. The U.S. has already approved another 40 million barrels from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve. This push comes as diesel prices surge amid disruptions linked to the Iran and Russia-Ukraine conflicts. The IEA is due to meet Friday on potential further action.
20:21
Senator Steve Daines introduced the Aligning Digital Assets with Principles of Taxation (ADAPT) Act on September 30. The bill proposes that eligible dollar-stablecoin purchases of goods and services be treated as no-gain/no-loss events, exempting them from capital gains tax reporting without a stated value cap. Meanwhile, ordinary Bitcoin spending will still require disposition reporting. However, a carve-out is included for digital asset transaction costs of $10 or less, which would also escape gain-or-loss recognition. These provisions are set to take effect on January 1, 2027. Senators Cynthia Lummis, Bernie Moreno, and Tim Scott are cosponsors of the bill.
20:19
U.S. President Donald Trump explicitly stated in a media interview on Thursday that the Federal Reserve's continuous interest rate hikes are "very bad." Although he defended Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh, he attributed the rising borrowing costs to Federal Reserve officials appointed by the previous administration and reiterated that the U.S. should have the lowest interest rates globally.
20:19
U.S. President Donald Trump stated in a media interview on Thursday that the United States might escalate military strikes against Iran after the midterm elections in November. He rejected a recent Iranian proposal aimed at securing U.S. concessions, which included reopening the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for the U.S. ending its blockade of Iranian ports or easing oil sanctions.
20:19
"New Bond King" Jeffrey Gundlach stated that the US stock market is outwardly prosperous but inwardly rotten, with 80% of S&P 500 components already in a technical correction and 39% in bear market territory. He also expressed deep concern about hidden losses in the private market (with one private credit fund's underlying assets shrinking by approximately 23%), the uncontrolled expansion of the US fiscal deficit pushing up inflation, and the erosion of the dollar's safe-haven status.
20:00
Illinois's 0.2% crypto tax, previously set to take effect on January 1 next year, has been postponed by six months to July 1 next year, allowing the state government and the crypto industry to focus on ongoing legal disputes. This agreement still requires court approval. The Chamber of Digital Commerce and the Illinois Blockchain Association have reached an agreement with state officials, and both parties are expected to submit a request for extension to the Sangamon County State Circuit Court on Thursday morning. Crypto advocacy groups had previously asked the state court on September 9 to suspend the tax, citing the high costs incurred by companies in response to the tax.
19:53
South Korea's Ministry of Finance announced on October 1 that it would reduce the issuance of government bonds for the current month by 5 trillion won from the original plan, bringing it down to 12 trillion won, and stated that it would consider further reductions if necessary. Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi stated on the same day that she would appropriately control the total annual issuance of government bonds by comprehensively considering the initial budget and supplementary budget. In addition, Takaichi also expressed concern to U.S. President Donald Trump regarding the undervaluation of the Japanese yen and emphasized that Japan's economic policy is not aimed at manipulating foreign exchange.
19:52
According to the S&P Global data cited in the source, the eurozone manufacturing PMI rose to 52.9 in September, increasing for a third consecutive month and exceeding the initial reading of 52.7. New orders grew at their fastest pace since March 2022 and export orders expanded for a second month; the output index rose from 53.3 to 53.6, with all eight surveyed economies in expansion. Input-cost and output-price inflation accelerated again. The source says markets expect three cumulative ECB rate hikes by mid-2027.
19:43
The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA) recently estimated that hospitals' use of AI-assisted medical coding contributed to close to $1 billion ($942 million) in additional costs for its health plans between 2023 and 2025. BCBSA stated that much of this increase came from secondary diagnoses that moved patients into higher-paying reimbursement categories, which may be derived from single laboratory values and are well suited for detection by AI tools. Roughly 70% ($653 million) of the identified billing was tied to additional diagnoses not accompanied by a change in care. The American Hospital Association (AHA) pushed back on BCBSA's analysis, arguing that AI tools help providers appropriately capture patient conditions for care planning and that the analysis lacks context.
19:41
Morgan Stanley lowered Apple's price target from $360 to $355, while maintaining an "Overweight" rating. The bank stated that under the leadership of new CEO John Ternus, Apple's innovation cycle over the next two years could be the most impactful in over a decade, driving four consecutive years of iPhone sales growth. Morgan Stanley forecasts Apple's EPS to be close to $10 in fiscal year 2027 and close to $11 in fiscal year 2028, with a compound annual growth rate of approximately 13% for earnings through fiscal year 2028.
19:28
Ethereum is preparing for a significant Layer 1 scaling push, with the Glamsterdam upgrade scheduled to activate on the Sepolia testnet on October 6 at 13:53:36 UTC. This upgrade aims to increase Ethereum's execution capacity. However, validators wishing to utilize the 200 million gas preference must explicitly configure their settings, as clients like Prysm 7.2.0 and Teku 26.9.1 will default to 60 million gas after activation.
19:28
Ripple unlocked 1 billion XRP from its escrow account as scheduled in early October. Blockchain tracker Whale Alert reported four transactions totaling 1 billion XRP unlocked. According to XRPScan data, the total amount of XRP currently held in escrow is 31.845 billion, representing 31.9% of the total supply. Ripple typically re-escrows most of the unlocked XRP (approximately 700 million to 800 million) and uses the remainder for operational and ecosystem activities.

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