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10/6
01:39
Wells Fargo received a bold upgrade just over a week before the bank reports earnings next Tuesday.
01:25
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has issued an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPR) covering retail cryptocurrency margin, leveraged, or financed transactions, and establishing a new trading platform registration category for them. CFTC Chairman Michael Selig called it a "federal option, not a mandate." The notice would also codify delivery to a customer's own non-custodial wallet within 28 days as an exception to on-exchange transactions, while regulatory authority for spot transactions would remain with the states.
01:24
OKX ICE, a joint venture between OKX and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, plans to launch a blockchain-powered 24/7 trading platform offering over 60 tokenized US stocks. These stocks will be traded using stablecoins through blockchain liquidity pools rather than traditional order books. Regulatory filings indicate that the platform plans to support three stablecoins: USDC, USDT, and USDG, and will operate on XLayer, a blockchain developed by OKX. This initiative aims to test the scalability potential of the tokenized stock model in the US equity market.
01:16
JPMorgan Chase & Co. strategists expect US investment-grade corporate bonds to outperform Treasuries in the fourth quarter, citing factors including falling supply, slowing sales from big tech companies, and strong corporate earnings.
01:10
Blockchain investigator ZachXBT reportedly posed as a client to infiltrate a Chinese syndicate involved in laundering funds stolen from the Bybit hack. He fronted 349,700 USDC and incurred a 5% loss on each order paid to a broker, who provided advance information on the next destination of North Korea's stolen funds.
01:08
The move aims to stave off poaching of young workers by private equity firms amid a heated hiring war, according to the Financial Times.
01:02
Bondholders of Electronic Arts (EA) have accused the company of a $1.4 billion debt default, escalating a dispute over whether the video game maker must repay its debt at a premium after completing the largest leveraged buyout in history and going private.
00:58
Cardano's native token, ADA, surged 12% to $0.27, marking its highest level in five months and outpacing a stagnant market. The rally accelerated after founder Charles Hoskinson teased the upcoming "Leios" scalability upgrade with the hashtag #LeiosIsComing. The Linear Leios technology (CIP-164) aims to dramatically increase the blockchain's throughput, with tests on the Musashi Dojo network showing a sixfold increase in data processing speed and an estimated potential improvement of 10–65 times. The upgrade is scheduled for late 2026 as part of the Dijkstra hard fork.
00:55
Tokyo Electric Power Co. Holdings (TEPCO) has developed an artificial intelligence system to assist with applications for restarting nuclear power plants. The system is expected to slash paperwork by 80%, easing specialist shortages in the power company and speeding up the restart process. Previously, over 100 TEPCO specialists spent months on approximately 70,000 pages of documents for a single reactor restart.
00:54
Toyota Motor announced Monday it will launch a new version of its hydrogen-powered Sora fuel cell bus, developed in partnership with Isuzu. The updated model boasts an extended cruising range of more than 300 kilometers, an increase of about 100 km from the previous version, and includes more safety features.
00:52
Umia, a platform designed to help crypto projects launch and govern tokens, has raised $6.11 million through a seven-day auction of its native UMIA token. The auction, which ran on Base from August 26 to September 2, valued Umia at a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $18 million. Ten funds, including Galaxy Ventures, Digital Currency Group, and Draper Associates, along with nearly 700 individual bidders, participated in the sale, which saw 17.3 million tokens (34.6% of the total supply) sold. All tokens were liquid at launch with no lockup. Umia co-founder and CEO Francesco Mosterts noted that the platform combines a legal wrapper, decision markets, and onchain auctions to ensure value generated by a project goes to its token holders.
00:48
CNBC analyst Mike Khouw stated that Starbucks' recovery plan is working, with its stock price up 12% this year. He noted that although Starbucks' valuation is higher than the industry average, its implied option volatility is higher than its realized volatility. Therefore, he recommended selling the November $85/$105 strangle, expecting an annualized return of 16%.
00:35
Former President Trump stated that increased oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz mean it is no longer the primary factor pushing gasoline prices higher. He attributed the current price surge to refinery disruptions, specifically citing Ukrainian attacks on Russian facilities and refinery closures in U.S. Democratic-led states like California.
00:30
Chainalysis reports that South Korea led the East Asian crypto economy with approximately $449.1 billion in crypto activity between July 2025 and June 2026. Japan ranked second with $228.3 billion, followed by Hong Kong ($192.2 billion), mainland China ($176.3 billion), and Taiwan ($140.4 billion). South Korea's growth was primarily driven by retail trading, with AI-related tokens becoming the most popular thematic category in the market. In Hong Kong, institutional platforms accounted for 16% of crypto service inflows, significantly higher than other markets in the region.
00:28
The US Department of Defense has stopped using Anthropic's AI tools, an official told the BBC, months after designating the company a "supply chain risk" on national security grounds. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth had labeled Anthropic a risk in February and announced a phase-out by late August. However, multiple sources familiar with the matter told the BBC that Anthropic's Claude model was still widely used by the department as recently as last week in research, analysis, intelligence gathering, and military operations against Iran. The Pentagon has since signed contracts with other major tech companies including Google, xAI, and OpenAI.
00:24
Japanese elevator makers, including Mitsubishi Electric Corp. and EQT AB-owned Fujitec Co., are among potential suitors studying bids for TK Elevator's European operations. The deal, aimed at clearing antitrust approvals for Kone Oyj's takeover of TK Elevator, could fetch around €5 billion ($5.6 billion) or more, according to people familiar with the matter.
00:21
According to Politico, President Trump plans executive actions on Monday aimed at reducing diesel prices. These measures include a Treasury review of certain diesel taxes and expanding access to tax-exempt dyed diesel. Trump has ruled out a diesel export ban. U.S. diesel averaged $6.32 a gallon on Monday, down 13 cents from last week but still $2.63 higher than a year ago.
00:20
Ellison sticks with Thompson as CNN boss amid Trump attacks. The decision comes a day before a blockbuster deal to combine Paramount and Warner Bros is expected to close.
00:17
Digital Currency Group founder Barry Silbert commented on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) new initiative to reform accredited investor rules, which proposes allowing retail investors to participate in private funding rounds by passing a financial knowledge test instead of solely based on wealth. Silbert noted this aligns with his 2011 prediction that the SEC's wealth-based criteria were absurd. He also highlighted the ongoing transformation of corporate capital structures and the integration of 24/7 digital platforms, which he predicted would blur the lines between public and private companies, effectively freeing issuers from traditional exchange listings.
00:16
Decrypt's analysis points out that a second "golden cross" signal has appeared on Bitcoin's daily chart, where the 100-day exponential moving average (EMA) crosses above the 200-day EMA. This is considered a stronger bullish signal than the 50-day EMA crossing above the 200-day EMA, indicating that Bitcoin's price has sustained a high level in the medium term, rather than just a short-term rebound. Bitcoin is currently trading at approximately $86,100, up 1.14% over 24 hours.

The analysis suggests that the recent catalyst for Bitcoin's rise was the weaker-than-expected US jobs report released last Friday (October 2). Non-farm payrolls in September increased by only 29,000, and the unemployment rate rose to 4.2%, which lowered market expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate hike in October. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $189.84 million in the latest daily data, bringing their total net assets to $101.1 billion.

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