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10/5
08:54
Upbit has started distributing GAS airdrops for the first week of October (September 26 to October 2), expected to be completed within 24 hours. The snapshot was taken between 9 PM and 10 PM on October 2.
08:52
US President Donald Trump stated that if South Korea does not sign the $50 billion Alaska liquefied natural gas (LNG) project soon, he will "double the charges," without specifying what would be doubled. These remarks come amidst disagreements between the US and South Korea over South Korea's investments in US energy and infrastructure projects. South Korea remains cautious about some projects announced by Trump, considering them not yet finalized. Additionally, Trump announced an $8.4 billion enhanced oil recovery project on social media, but according to South Korean local media, this project was not included in the bilateral agreement, and the South Korean Ministry of Industry is seeking clarification from the US.
08:43
Elon Musk retweeted a post by cb_doge stating that United Airlines announced over 880 aircraft will be equipped with Starlink services by the end of 2026, and its entire fleet is expected to be connected to Starlink by the end of 2027. Currently, Starlink has connected 14.2 million devices, covered over 464,000 flights, and is already active on more than 560 United Airlines aircraft.
08:36
The Nikkei Stock Average rose 2.0% to 69651.14 in early trade, with electronics and machinery stocks leading gains. This surge followed a weak U.S. jobs report, which lowered expectations for further Federal Reserve rate increases. Advantest was up 4.0% and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries rose 3.07%.
08:35
The Bank of Japan is hosting the 8th Conference on Nontraditional Data, Machine Learning, and Natural Language Processing in Macroeconomics (ECONDAT 2026 Fall Meeting) from October 5-6 in Tokyo. Deputy Governor Shinichi Uchida delivered the opening remarks. The conference, co-organized with Banca d'Italia, the Federal Reserve Board, and other central banks, focuses on data science, nontraditional data, and artificial intelligence techniques, including their economic implications and use in measuring sentiments and expectations through large language models (LLMs).
08:15
Taiyo Oil Co. CEO Takahiro Yamamoto stated that Japan should continue to primarily rely on cheap crude oil from the Middle East, rather than the government's diversification strategy driven by the US-Iran conflict. He believes that during peacetime, crude oil should be purchased as economically as possible, while maintaining the flexibility to acquire alternatives during a crisis.
08:07
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated that "the world should accept that some bad things will happen" to maintain broad accessibility to artificial intelligence (AI), believing that people will ultimately use the technology to bring benefits far exceeding its harms. Altman drew a line at catastrophic risks, such as severe loss of control, while arguing that no single AI lab should control the technology.
08:04
Aris Capital head Huang Shijie stated that quantitative funds are "indispensable" for China to become a financial powerhouse. He believes that quantitative funds have a clear advantage over retail investors in China's capital market, describing the situation as "a war where some use machine guns and others use butcher knives." This comes after Beijing recently intensified regulatory scrutiny of quantitative funds.
08:01
Outgoing U.S. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce stated in a September 27 interview that strict regulation ultimately favored "useless" meme coins. She emphasized that people's right to financial privacy should be respected, noting that individuals are not normally required to expose all financial transactions publicly. Peirce added that while blockchain offers transparency, this openness necessitates privacy protections, and financial privacy should be treated as the default rather than a sign of suspicious activity.
07:11
The Australian government is sparring with natural gas producers over a planned requirement to set aside part of their supply for the domestic market. Companies argue that the loss of export revenue will slow investment in production, and they are pushing for more concessions even after the government loosened its proposal.
07:08
Nicaragua's Foreign Ministry announced on Saturday its immediate withdrawal from the Central American Parliament, a key regional body established to promote human rights and democracy. The move follows the country's increasing isolation in Latin America due to its crackdown on human rights, and comes shortly after the Organization of American States (OAS) passed a resolution on Friday calling for the restoration of civil rights and the release of political prisoners. Nicaragua had previously pulled out of the OAS in 2023 and the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in 2025 over criticisms of its human rights record.
06:41
The United States has abruptly withdrawn roughly a dozen B-1 bombers from the Royal Air Force (RAF) Fairford base in the UK, citing concerns about a potential attack amid its ongoing war with Iran. This redeployment follows several "terrorism-related" arrests made outside the base, with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham suggesting Iran's involvement in an alleged plot.
06:38
Former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton has been appointed as the AI Czar for the Trump administration. Meanwhile, veteran trader Peter Brandt has turned bullish, predicting Bitcoin could reach $600,000 by 2029.
06:32
Weak US jobs data eased concerns about sustained Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, boosting opening sentiment in Asian stock markets. Meanwhile, Brent crude prices climbed as Yemeni forces attempted to retake control from Houthi rebels.
05:13
Chinese automaker BYD announced Sunday that it will sell its Racco electric minicar, originally designed to meet Japan's 'kei' car specifications, in other markets, with initial sales planned for Sri Lanka and Macao.
05:06
Google has paused its open source bug bounty program, effective October 1, citing a "significant rise" in automated submissions. The company stated that the vast majority of these submissions were invalid or contained hallucinations, overwhelming its engineers and open source maintainers. Google expects to provide an update in the first quarter of 2027.
05:05
Israel's President Isaac Herzog stated that the UK Green Party's move to formally define Zionism as 'racism' is an 'antisemitic lie' that deliberately endangers Jews and Israelis everywhere. The Green Party, which received 6% of the vote in the UK's 2024 national elections, passed a resolution on Sunday defining Zionism as 'an ethnonationalist political project' and reaffirmed its call for an end to arms trade with Israel.
05:02
Asian nations are stepping up efforts to extract more value from the recent gold rush, either by increasing domestic refining of mined gold or by curbing exports through taxes and central bank purchases, Nikkei Asia reported. This move is partly driven by waning market confidence in the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency.
05:01
In a research note published on October 3, Glassnode estimated that the probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates by 25 basis points at its October 28 meeting had fallen from 66% on September 28 to 22% at 15:00 UTC on October 2. The research also noted that an 8-hour period before the October 2 jobs report saw $50 million in Bitcoin short liquidations.
04:35
Brazil Election Results Live: Lula and Bolsonaro in a tight race. Left-wing incumbent President Lula is seeking a fourth term, facing off against right-wing Senator Flávio Bolsonaro.
04:19
The slowdown is attributed to rising interest rates, AI anxiety, and midterm elections cooling market sentiment, following a record-breaking start to the year.

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