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10/4
16:55
Thai protestors criticize foreign companies amid economic slowdown
Thai activists are protesting against companies from China, Israel and other countries, alleging they circumvent ownership rules and exploit the local economy. The protests, which included a rally at the Israeli embassy, come as sluggish economic growth in Thailand leads to a potential shift in the nation's traditionally open approach toward foreign business. The government may also widen its crackdown on ownership loopholes.
16:10
a16z Podcast: AI-Native Startups Are Challenging Traditional Giants in Enterprise Software Through "End-to-End Processes"
In an October 2 podcast interview, Seema Amble, a partner at a16z, and Vladimir Keil, CEO of Lio, a startup specializing in enterprise AI procurement agents, noted that traditional software giants are constrained by existing system boundaries and internal conflicts of interest, making it difficult for them to advance autonomous AI agents. This presents a core opportunity for AI-native startups. Keil stated that approximately 80% of enterprise procurement occurs outside ERP systems, and AI agents can handle procurements under $50,000 that traditional enterprises overlook due to human resource limitations. Achieving a 1% reduction in procurement costs can yield a profit effect equivalent to a 10% increase in revenue. Both emphasized that winning the market hinges on owning "end-to-end processes" rather than merely embedding chatbots into existing workflows, and that human-AI collaboration is essential for building trust and a competitive moat.
16:07
OPEC+ has an agreement in principle to keep oil production quotas unchanged for November, delegates say
OPEC+ has an agreement in principle to keep oil production quotas unchanged for November, delegates say, with a sub-group led by Saudi Arabia and Russia set to finalize the deal at a video conference on Sunday. This comes as conflict in the Middle East continues to shutter swaths of the group’s output.
16:02
The Saudi-led coalition refuted Houthi claims of an attack on the Saudi capital, Riyadh, calling them "misleading."
A spokesperson for the Saudi-led coalition stated that claims by Yemen's Houthi rebels of an attack on the Saudi capital, Riyadh, were "misleading" and aimed at diverting attention from their losses on the battlefield in Yemen. This follows Houthi claims of a ballistic missile and drone attack on a Saudi Aramco facility near Riyadh, which reportedly caused a fire. A spokesperson for the Yemeni government forces said that 257 precision strikes had been carried out against Houthi targets in the past 24 hours, with preliminary estimates of at least 700 Houthi fighters killed.
16:02
Agents say at least 100 secondary homes in Hong Kong were sold at a loss in September, despite signs that property prices have bottomed out.
Despite signs that Hong Kong home prices may have bottomed out and rebounded, agents reported that at least 100 pre-owned homes were sold at a loss in September, up from at least 81 in August. Agents expect Hong Kong home prices to rise by 15% this year compared to last year.
15:34
Analysis: Stablecoins Could Raise Bank Lending Costs, Even Without Draining Dollars
CryptoSlate analysis indicates that even if stablecoins do not directly drain dollar deposits from banks, they could still make bank lending more expensive by altering the nature of deposits. Stablecoin issuers convert individual deposits into institutional deposits, which are typically a more unstable funding source for banks, thereby increasing banks' funding costs. A 2026 analysis by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) also supports this view, suggesting that this could lead banks to require higher liquidity or more stable long-term funding, ultimately passing these costs on to borrowers.
15:31
Russia's Finance Ministry pays wages in digital rubles for first time
The Bank of Russia is collaborating with the Ministry of Finance to integrate the digital ruble into the budget process.
15:12
White House Establishes "Superintelligence" Working Group, Plans AI Regulation Within 120 Days
The White House established a "Superintelligence" working group on October 3, aiming to define the government's role in AI regulation. It plans to submit a report on AI risks and opportunities within 120 days and propose recommendations on the boundaries of federal government responsibilities. Jay Clayton, the Director of National Intelligence, will lead the working group, effectively coordinating the Trump administration's AI affairs. Members of the working group include Vice President Vance, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent, and other high-ranking officials. Previously, on September 29, the Trump administration signed the "White House Superintelligence Agreement: Joint Commitment on Frontier Responsibility" with six AI companies: Anthropic, Google, Meta, NVIDIA, OpenAI, and XAI. Donald Trump referred to it as a "moral constraint."
14:58
Microsoft's official X account was hijacked to promote a fraudulent cryptocurrency, Clippy Token.
Microsoft's official X account was hijacked by unknown attackers who leveraged the tech giant's massive social media reach, combined with nostalgic elements of its classic virtual assistant Clippy, to promote a fraudulent cryptocurrency token. The attackers promoted the alleged $Clippy token by retweeting related accounts, which have since been suspended by the X team. The attack was also accompanied by a clever nostalgic trick: Microsoft had previously promised to bring Clippy back if it received 500,000 likes, thereby enticing users to follow the fraudulent token. The material notes that in June 2024, Microsoft India's X account was also hacked to promote a GameStop crypto presale.
14:30
Germany's Merz arrives in Kyiv to show support for Ukraine amid Russia’s expanded air war and 'hybrid' attacks on Europe
14:29
Binance founder CZ retweeted, stating that GiggleAcademy has provided free education to over 1 million children worldwide.
Binance founder CZ retweeted @Nuraharuna101's post about GiggleAcademy, stating that the project is promoting free, accessible education. The original tweet noted that GiggleAcademy has provided free learning opportunities to over 1 million children globally and plans to bring this opportunity to more classrooms, villages, and children, with a goal of reaching 1 billion children.
13:32
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung calls for thorough probe into personal data leaks at major banks
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung on Sunday called for a thorough investigation into a series of hacking attacks that caused personal information leaks at major banks and other financial institutions, including Hana Bank, KB Kookmin Bank and Shinhan Bank.
13:30
BNP Paribas: Meta AI agent Muse sees high download volumes but lower open rates than mainstream apps, posing a challenge for long-term monetization.
Meta Platforms' AI agent Muse has accumulated over 5.6 million downloads since its September launch, but its app open rate remains lower than established applications like Google, ChatGPT, and Instagram, indicating the product has not yet integrated into users' daily habits, noted BNP Paribas analyst Nick Jones. The bank maintains an "Outperform" rating on Meta with a target price of $885 but has lowered its long-term monetization expectations for Muse. Jones emphasized that whether Muse can convert initial popularity into sustained activity, and how it will build a sustainable business model, remain core issues for investors to focus on. Meanwhile, OpenAI launched its new consumer AI agent product, Dots, this week, accelerating the evolution of the consumer AI market.
13:29
Ukraine's robot offensive reverses Russian gains in Donbas
Ukraine's Third Army Corps launched a surprise robot offensive, dubbed "Operation Vivaldi," in the eastern Donbas region, reversing over a year of Russian territorial gains. As of September 28, the operation has liberated 176 square kilometers, inflicting over 2,000 Russian losses and taking 250 prisoners. Experts note it's not a decisive breakthrough but demonstrates how Ukraine's expanding use of robotic systems is reshaping frontline warfare.
13:20
SKY price rises to $0.09544, hitting a new 365-day high.
13:10
US President Trump threatens up to 300% tariffs on foreign companies, South Korea faces pressure over $350 billion investment pledge
US President Donald Trump stated at a campaign rally on Saturday that foreign companies failing to build factories in the United States could face tariffs of up to 300%. This comes as South Korea is under separate pressure from Washington regarding its commitment to a $350 billion investment in the US.
12:49
Wall Street IPO Fervor Cools Amid Tepid Demand, Valuation Worries; Anthropic Debut Delayed
Wall Street's initial public offering (IPO) market is experiencing a slowdown, with several listings recently paused. This cooling trend is attributed to tepid demand and concerns over valuations, highlighted by the delayed public debut of AI firm Anthropic, which has sent a chill through the markets.
12:49
Bank of America warns: The AI narrative is acting as a "buffer" against macro risks, and its failure could trigger a market-wide crisis.
Bank of America noted in its latest report that the AI narrative is currently effectively suppressing stock market volatility, acting as an "AI put option" against various macro risks. The bank believes that if the AI narrative cracks, a repricing of growth prospects would escalate the current pressure in the U.S. Treasury market into a full-market crisis, potentially significantly amplifying all suppressed macro risks. The report mentioned that last week's 5-year U.S. Treasury auction yield reached 5.033%, a new high since 2007, while the strong debut of Meta's AI assistant Muse drove Nasdaq up by over 3%. BofA also stated that current bubble risks remain concentrated in a few leading stocks, fundamentally differing from the dot-com bubble era of 1999, and that fundamentals remain resilient, placing extreme risk scenarios further out on the timeline.
12:05
Foreign investors net sold 20.3 trillion Korean won from the South Korean stock market, with the largest outflows from SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics.
Market data shows that foreign investors net sold 20.3 trillion Korean won (approximately $15.1 billion) worth of shares on the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (Kospi) main board market over the past month (September 1 to October 2), with the largest outflows from semiconductor giants SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics.
12:01
Haseeb Qureshi, Partner at Dragonfly Capital: Continuous Token Unlocks Are Eroding Market Confidence
Dragonfly Capital Managing Partner Haseeb Qureshi stated in an August 28 interview with Bankless that ongoing token unlocks are harming secondary market confidence for some tokens, with many projects facing continuous selling pressure due to multi-year unlock schedules. He noted that some strategic investors immediately sell after token unlocks, and this repeated selling behavior deters secondary market investors from entering, potentially creating the impression that token prices "only fall and never rise."
11:20
Dogecoin fell to $0.093 today, influenced by a weaker-than-expected September jobs report, leading the market to believe that a Federal Reserve interest rate hike in October is highly unlikely.
Dogecoin fell to $0.093 today, influenced by a weaker-than-expected September jobs report. The market now sees a very low probability of a Federal Reserve rate hike in October, but investors are still digesting expectations for a December hike. The Federal Reserve's next interest rate decision will be announced on October 28. Additionally, Timothy Stebbing, a director at the Dogecoin Foundation, stated that Dogecoin's infrastructure is rapidly expanding with the launch of new projects such as the DogeOS public testnet and Metallicus's DogecoinVM.
10:58
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: Rising US Treasury yields are a global phenomenon, dismisses AI bubble concerns, and hints at more financial aid for allies.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the recent rise in government bond yields, stating that the movement in the 10-year Treasury yield, which briefly touched its highest level since 2002 this week, is a global phenomenon and no cause for excessive concern. He also dismissed market worries about an overheating AI spending bubble, arguing that investments by leading tech companies are backed by solid business logic. Bessent further hinted that the U.S. government might offer financial assistance similar to that provided to Argentina and Japan to more allied nations in the future.
10:48
China closed over 670 banks last year, a record high
China closed over 670 banks last year, a record high, as part of efforts to bolster its financial system. Fitch noted that smaller lenders remain the weakest part of the sector.
10:48
Japanese and Korean Shipbuilders Deploy Robots to Counter China's Dominance
The move comes as US allies invest in 'smart shipyards' amid Washington's alarm over Beijing's dominance of the industry.
10:32
Lookonchain: Whale address “netherlol” bought 383.34M PUMP ($2.4M), and a newly created wallet withdrew 189.22M PUMP ($1.18M) from MEXC
10:26
University of Chicago Scholars Warn: Iran's "45-Day Deadline" Expires, Escalation Risk Rises
University of Chicago political scientist Robert Pape warns that the 45-day deadline set by Iran's Supreme National Security Council expired on October 1. If Washington fails to lift the naval blockade on Iranian ports, Iran reserves the right to launch a new round of attacks against U.S. forces, further escalating the risk of conflict in the Gulf region.
10:26
Middle East Tensions Escalate: Houthis Attack Saudi Aramco Refinery, Saudi Arabia Plans Large-Scale Counteroffensive Along Bab al-Mandab Strait
Yemen's Houthi movement issued a statement on the evening of October 3 local time, claiming to have successfully struck Saudi Aramco targets in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, with ballistic missiles and drones, causing fires, in response to Saudi airstrikes on Yemen. Meanwhile, Axios reported, citing U.S. officials, that Saudi Arabia is planning a large-scale military operation against the Houthis in the coming days, aimed at retaking the coastal areas of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait controlled by the Houthis. The U.S. has been informed by Saudi Arabia but stated it would not take direct military action at this time.
10:04
Chinese AI micro-drama producers face audience fatigue, NetEase uses AI to recreate Joey Wong's classic roles.
According to the South China Morning Post, after two decades out of the public eye, renowned actress Joey Wong has returned to the screen through artificial intelligence technology. This summer, NetEase released a two-minute video that used AI to reconstruct Wong's classic roles in films such as "A Chinese Ghost Story" and "Green Snake." Data from China's broadcasting regulator, the National Radio and Television Administration, shows that over 90% of the 430,000 micro-dramas released online in the first eight months of this year were AI-generated content. As the market approaches saturation, producers are shifting from low-cost production to pursuing content quality to combat audience aesthetic fatigue.
10:00
USDG (Global Dollar) saw $4.64 million in trading volume over the past hour (23.2 times its 7-day average for the same period), currently trading at $1.000.
09:58
EPFR data shows: Bonds saw net inflows of $18.8 billion, with long-term bond inflows reaching their largest since May 2025.
Latest EPFR data shows that as of Wednesday of the reporting week, bonds saw net inflows of $18.8 billion, with long-term bonds (over 6 years maturity) alone attracting $7.4 billion, the largest weekly inflow since May 2025. Municipal bonds recorded net inflows of $4.2 billion, an all-time high since data became available in 2004.

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