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10/4
20:21
Financial Times Analysis: The US is becoming more like Italy, less exceptional.
20:19
Russia attacks Kyiv bridges, German Chancellor Merz makes surprise visit to Kyiv pledging support.
German Chancellor Merz arrived in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, on Sunday to meet with President Zelenskyy and pledged strong support in the coming weeks, Al Jazeera reported. Merz's visit comes as Russia intensifies its attacks on Ukrainian cities, with Russia striking a key bridge in Kyiv on the same day, damaging roads and hot water supplies in the region. Germany is expected to announce an $1.1 billion military aid package and $394 million for repairing Ukraine's energy sector, and is likely to finalize an agreement to co-produce drones with a range of over 965 kilometers and other weapons.
20:15
Binance founder CZ reposted a tweet, commenting on a journalist's interpretation of his free merchandise giveaways as "bribery."
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) retweeted a post about a New York Times reporter, David, interviewing him, commenting that the reporter admitted to being skeptical of him and interpreted his act of giving away merchandise as "bribery." Zhao stated that they give away merchandise to make people "walking billboards" and thanked the reporter for the article.
20:09
Ripple is heavily promoting XRP in college sports through multiple partnerships, including prominent advertisements at the University of Kansas football stadium.
This weekend, large XRP advertisement banners appeared at US college football games, drawing widespread attention. This stems from three partnership agreements Ripple has secured with Learfield over the past two months, aiming to promote XRP to younger audiences through NCAA college sports. These include a five-year agreement with the University of Kansas, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse's alma mater, which for the first time integrates a cryptocurrency logo as a patch on all varsity team uniforms. Additionally, Ripple has reached agreements with the University of Florida and the University of Louisville to place XRP logos on their fields and fund digital and traditional finance education programs on campus, providing graduates with employment pathways into the tech industry. According to sources, the agreement with the University of Florida costs approximately $5 million annually.
20:04
Another oil tanker has been attacked in the Middle East waters, and Iran reiterates its conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
The UK Maritime Trade Operations reported that at least two oil tankers were attacked in waters near Oman and Iran over the weekend. Iran reiterated on Sunday that the Strait of Hormuz would not reopen unless the United States ceased its "aggressive behavior," ended its naval blockade and economic warfare, and released Iranian assets. Additionally, Yemen's Houthi rebels attacked Saudi Aramco facilities in Riyadh, and the US dispatched an additional carrier strike group to the Middle East. The ongoing attacks and escalation have driven up energy prices, but oil prices saw a slight pullback on Friday after the G7 announced the release of diesel and crude oil reserves.
19:43
Iranian Parliament Speaker: Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the US meets conditions
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Iran's senior negotiator and Speaker of Parliament, stated that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the United States accepts Tehran's seven-day plan for reopening the strait and meets seven conditions. He emphasized that the U.S. should understand that "the era of wasting time and issuing unilateral orders is over," and that Iran is militarily prepared. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi also said that while Iran seeks a diplomatic solution, it is also prepared for self-defense. The Strait of Hormuz has been closed for over seven months since the U.S. and Israel launched attacks on February 28. Last week, U.S. President Donald Trump rejected Iran's proposal to reopen the strait.
19:36
Masayoshi Son Warns AI "Extremely Dangerous," Calls for International Cooperation to Address Risks
SoftBank Group founder Masayoshi Son issued a rare warning on Sunday at the "Science and Technology in Society" forum in Kyoto, stating that as AI capabilities rapidly expand, superintelligence could become "extremely dangerous" if it falls into the wrong hands. He emphasized the urgent need for countries to build mutual trust and work together to navigate AI, as the threat of AI far exceeds internal human conflicts. This statement contrasts with Son's usual optimistic tone, against the backdrop of recent unsettling security vulnerabilities in AI models. He also reiterated his prediction that by 2040, AI and machines will account for at least 20% of global GDP, equivalent to $46 trillion. At the same event, White House technology policy advisor Michael Kratsios announced a 17-nation alliance led by the United States, aimed at using AI to accelerate scientific research.
19:30
Contagion Risk Whispers Return to Europe's Bond Market
Traders are on alert for signs of contagion in Europe’s government bond market after a selloff triggered memories of the region’s debt crisis 15 years ago.
19:21
Iran refuses to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, demanding the US meet seven conditions.
Iran stated that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the US meets seven conditions established under the June Islamabad agreement. Tehran said its current focus is on restoring security in the strait, not nuclear negotiations, and denied reports that it offered inspections in exchange for sanctions relief. Reportedly, the key dispute remains the sequence of concessions between the US and Iran.
19:17
Approximately 277 billion Shiba Inu (SHIB) reportedly added to exchanges
Approximately 277 billion Shiba Inu (SHIB) has reportedly been added to exchanges. While large inflows typically suggest potential selling pressure, U.Today analysis indicates that this volume alone does not yet establish a bearish signal for SHIB, which continues to trade above several important short- and medium-term moving averages around $0.00000570. The key level to watch is $0.00000560.
19:16
OpenAI uncovers dozens of hacks, piling up legal risks for Altman
OpenAI has uncovered dozens of cybersecurity incidents involving its AI tools, leaving the ChatGPT maker vulnerable to a wave of lawsuits, according to the Financial Times.
19:12
The Sudanese Armed Forces claimed victory in a key town in North Kordofan State and announced a "decisive blow" against the Rapid Support Forces in Blue Nile State on Saturday.
The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) announced on Friday that they had captured al-Mazroub, a key town in North Kordofan State, after intense fighting, weakening the Rapid Support Forces' (RSF) troops and supply lines. SAF spokesperson Mohamed Deidan stated that this capture was a significant step in severing the RSF's supply lines. Additionally, the SAF announced on Saturday that they had inflicted a "decisive blow" on the RSF and its ally, the Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N), in Blue Nile State, claiming significant losses in personnel and equipment. Meanwhile, Blue Nile State Governor Ahmed Omda Badi reported that the RSF launched a drone attack on the governor's residence on Saturday, which was intercepted by air defense systems.
19:12
Al Jazeera: Russia faces €18.7 billion nuclear plant decommissioning funding gap
According to Al Jazeera, Russia's Rosenergoatom plans to decommission 35 reactors, with an estimated total cost of approximately €21 billion, but faces a funding shortfall of about €18.7 billion. The report highlights that Russia is postponing the most costly stages of decommissioning, transferring the financial and technical burden into the future. Environmental NGO Bellona Foundation, citing Rosatom's projections, states that by around 2037, Rosatom's decommissioning and remediation obligations could exceed its net profit. Russia also inherited 774,000 cubic metres of radioactive waste from the Soviet Union, with an additional 800,000 cubic metres expected from upcoming decommissioning.
18:59
Elon Musk reposts a tweet, reiterating his early insights and contributions to superintelligence
The reposted tweet highlights Musk's deep involvement in the superintelligence conversation, including contributing to Nick Bostrom's book and warning about safety risks years before 2014. It also notes his founding of OpenAI in 2015 to create a counterweight in advanced intelligence focused on benefiting humanity.
18:57
India's Central Bank Reiterates Crypto Skepticism, Backs Tokenization
India's central bank (RBI) Governor Sanjay Malhotra stated at the Kautilya Economic Conclave that India remains cautious regarding cryptocurrencies due to potential ramifications for monetary sovereignty, monetary policy, and capital flow. However, the RBI strongly supports digital asset technologies such as distributed ledger technology and tokenization. Malhotra emphasized that privately issued crypto assets could disrupt the principle of “singleness of money” and noted that India already possesses robust domestic payment infrastructure, suggesting central bank digital currencies and interconnected regulated payment systems as alternatives for cross-border payments.
18:51
Iraq's state tanker company arranges VLCC to transport 2 million barrels of crude beyond Strait of Hormuz, shifting oil strategy to offer oil outside Persian Gulf
18:26
Stellar (XLM) accounts for 37% of the global RWA tokenization market, with daily inflows of $36.4 million.
Stellar (XLM) captured 37% of the global real-world asset (RWA) tokenization market share in the past 24 hours, with daily inflows reaching $36.4 million, surpassing BNB Chain's $23.2 million.

As of the end of September, the total value of RWAs on the Stellar network reached $3.47 billion, growing 5.86% over the past 30 days, with monthly transfer volume increasing 45% to $581.5 million. The network's RWA ecosystem is primarily driven by large regulated funds such as Spiko Amundi Overnight Swap Fund, Ondo U.S. Dollar Yield, and Franklin Templeton BENJI, which favor its low transaction costs and built-in regulatory compliance mechanisms.
18:22
Needham: Meta Valuation Rises 35% After Including $628 Billion in Off-Balance Sheet Liabilities
Needham analyst Laura Martin published a research report on October 2, stating that if Meta's approximately $628 billion in off-balance sheet commitments were included in its enterprise value (EV), its valuation multiple would increase by 35%, making the stock significantly more expensive for shareholders than traditional metrics suggest. The analysis also pointed out that if this method were consistently applied to Google (Alphabet), its adjusted EV/FY27E revenue multiple would reach 9.0x, higher than Meta's 8.3x, implying that Google would become the more expensive company after fully disclosing its off-balance sheet liabilities. As of September 30, hyperscale tech companies' off-balance sheet liabilities had reached $3.8 trillion, an increase of approximately $700 billion since the end of June.
18:19
Japan imposes new sanctions on Russia, adding crypto exchange Garantex to asset freeze list.
The Japanese government announced a new round of sanctions against Russia on October 2, adding 33 entities and 9 individuals, including Russian cryptocurrency exchange Garantex, to its asset freeze list and restricting payments and capital transactions with the targeted parties. Japan also imposed service and financing restrictions on 35 vessels in Russia's "shadow fleet." Garantex had previously been sanctioned by the United States, the European Union, and other jurisdictions for allegedly assisting Russian entities in circumventing financial sanctions.
18:16
Near Protocol (NEAR) Breaks Ultra-Bullish Trend, Enters Consolidation Phase
Near Protocol (NEAR) has interrupted its ultra-bullish trend that dominated its price action throughout the second half of September, transitioning from aggressive expansion toward consolidation. The token, which surged from approximately $1.80 in early September to over $5, recently saw a correction after briefly reaching the $5.40-$5.60 region. Currently trading around $4.79, its daily RSI has retreated from above the 70 overbought threshold to the low-60 area, and recent consolidation has occurred on substantially lower volume. The important support zone now sits around $4.60-$4.70, with a loss of this level potentially leading to a deeper correction towards the $4.00-$4.10 region.
18:09
Books Become Precious Property in Gaza Conflict, Repair Material Prices Soar
According to Al Jazeera, libraries, schools, and homes in Gaza have been destroyed, making surviving books precious possessions. UNICEF data shows that approximately 98% of school buildings have been destroyed or damaged, leaving about 700,000 children unable to attend school normally. Local residents are working to repair and distribute books to help children resume learning. The price of white glue, essential for book repair, has surged from 30-35 shekels before the war to 450-500 shekels (approximately $146.74-$163.05) due to Israel's siege of Gaza and the destruction caused by the conflict.
18:05
XRP Ledger's Batch V1.1 upgrade will be deployed on October 9 to support complex on-chain financial operations.
The XRP Ledger (XRPL) Batch V1.1 upgrade is scheduled for deployment to the mainnet on October 9, 2026. This upgrade aims to address the growing demand for complex on-chain financial operations by allowing multiple XRPL transactions from various accounts to be executed atomically, thereby enhancing system efficiency and developer scalability. Batch V1.1 was previously temporarily rejected due to minor issues, which caused the activation timer to reset. It will now be activated concurrently with the fixBatchV1_2 amendment, which includes the necessary patches.
17:55
TASS, citing the Russian Ministry of Defense: Russia will intensify strikes on Kyiv and other regions of Ukraine in response to Zelenskyy's latest statements.
17:45
Hyperliquid "Money Printer" Traders Turn Bearish, Net Short Positions Around $60 Million
According to U.Today, the "money printer" traders on the Hyperliquid platform, who have profited over $1 million, currently hold approximately $2.82 billion in long positions and $2.88 billion in short positions, resulting in a net short exposure of about $60 million, indicating an overall bearish wallet preference. This group's total holdings amount to $5.7 billion, but the relatively small net short exposure suggests they are not aggressively bearish on the market. Instead, they are becoming more cautious, possibly hedging existing exposures or protecting against downside risks. In contrast, traders who have profited between $100,000 and $1 million remain slightly bullish, while those who have profited between $10,000 and $100,000 are distinctly more bullish. Retail wallets with profits between $0 and $10,000 have nearly three times more long exposure than short exposure.
17:34
Paramount completes record $52 billion debt sale for Warner Bros. Discovery deal, facing highest corporate bond costs in years due to higher rates
17:27
The US and 16 Countries Sign the "Kyoto Vision" to Accelerate Scientific Discovery Using "Superintelligence"
Michael Kratsios, Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, announced that the United States, along with 16 other countries including Argentina, Germany, Japan, and the United Kingdom, co-signed the "Kyoto Vision" at the 23rd Science and Technology in Society (STS) forum in Kyoto, Japan. This joint statement aims to update and strengthen the scientific ecosystem, accelerating scientific discovery and ushering in a "golden age" of science by leveraging "superintelligence" for large-scale autonomous experimentation, unlocking new experimental and analytical capabilities. Ministers pledged to support ambitious research by top scientists through new institutional models and funding mechanisms.
17:11
Musk retweeted a post calling SpaceX a "super intelligent company."
Elon Musk reposted a tweet that referred to SpaceX as a "super intelligent company."
17:03
Analysis: White House AI Summit Reflects Power Dynamics; Zuckerberg Gains Trump's Approval, Musk Appears Distant
According to behavioral scientist Abbie Maroño's analysis, at Tuesday's White House AI summit, Mark Zuckerberg displayed a "sense of power" next to Donald Trump, acting composed and receiving Trump's approval. Elon Musk, on the other hand, deliberately kept his distance, standing with his arms crossed at the edge of the crowd for most of the time, showing significantly less respect for Trump than others. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei spoke the most, but his body language revealed an underlying anxiety despite efforts to appear confident. The summit resulted in a voluntary commitment agreement on AI safety and data center construction signed by all parties, which Trump described as "morally binding."
17:02
Kyiv's Northern Bridge was attacked by drones for the second consecutive day, and German Chancellor Merz made a surprise visit to Kyiv.
According to the BBC, a drone attack hit a bridge north of Kyiv on Sunday, marking the second consecutive day the bridge has been targeted. The attack coincided with German Chancellor Merz's unannounced visit to Kyiv, where he reiterated support for Ukraine and pledged further aid to bolster Ukraine's air defense. Kyiv Mayor Klitschko stated that Sunday's attack also damaged a main heating pipeline, causing a temporary disruption of hot water supply to the Desnyanskyi district in the northeast.
17:01
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong: AI agents may eventually surpass humans in trading volume, and existing payment systems are not suited for their needs.

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