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04:02
NVIDIA-backed AI computing startup Lambda is seeking to raise up to $4 billion at a pre-money valuation of $14.5 billion ahead of a planned initial public offering (IPO) in 2027. This funding round is led by Coatue Management and Blackstone. According to The Wall Street Journal, Lambda's backlog grew from $15 billion in June to $50 billion in September, with most of the increase coming from a $35 billion commitment signed with Anthropic in late August.
03:56
The U.S. has formally pressed Russia for more information after a worker at a Siberian plague research center died from an unexplained pneumonia, according to the WSJ. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Moscow has provided “still quite limited” information, while Russia says testing found no pathogen linked to her work. The WHO currently assesses the international health risk as “very low.”
03:53
Russian authorities have denied implementing anti-plague measures following the death of a 28-year-old laboratory technician from suspected pneumonic plague last Friday, a case that has drawn international scrutiny. Russia's health watchdog Rospotrebnadzor stated on Tuesday that no plague cases have been detected among staff who had contact with the laboratory worker for the past 10 days. The institute where she worked also said autopsy results found no microorganisms linked to her work. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Tuesday called on Moscow to share more information, while the World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed it is monitoring the situation.
03:50
According to Hashrate Index's October report (describing Q3 observations), the United States, Russia, and China continue to account for approximately 66% of Bitcoin mining hashrate. Specifically, the U.S. hashrate decreased from 345 EH/s to 335 EH/s, with its share dropping from 36.7% to 35.6%; Russia's hashrate increased from 162 EH/s to 170 EH/s, with its share rising from 17.2% to 18.1%; China's hashrate decreased from 115 EH/s to 110 EH/s, with its share falling from 12.2% to 11.7%. The combined share of these three countries decreased by approximately 0.8%, while the estimated global hashrate remained largely stable.
03:43
The scope of victims in a hacking incident earlier this year has expanded with the latest disclosures, implicating prominent institutions such as Goldman Sachs and Man Group, according to the Financial Times.
03:37
Crypto media outlet Protos analyzed that TRON founder Justin Sun posted on X yesterday, stating that his exchange Poloniex is now "the only exchange in the world used by the boss himself." This comment may imply that most of the platform's trading volume comes from Sun himself through wash trading. Protos believes that the only way to generate nearly $1 billion in trading volume on an exchange is through wash trading. Wash trading is considered illegal in most countries because it can be used to manipulate asset prices.
03:19
Bryan Johnson, founder of the "Project Blueprint" movement, posted on X that the best anti-aging treatments are filters, photo editing, and lighting. Previously, he spent $2 million annually attempting to revert his body to an 18-year-old state. This shift came after he was diagnosed with autoimmune gastritis in May, followed by his girlfriend's diagnosis of endometriosis, among other conditions. Johnson stated that he has refocused his longevity company, Immortals, on building tools to help individuals address health issues, and remains committed to achieving immortality by 2039.
02:55
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) on Tuesday released its Short-Term Energy Outlook report, raising its forecast for the average price of global benchmark Brent crude in 2026 to approximately $98 per barrel, an 8% increase from its previous projection. Concurrently, the EIA revised its average price forecast for the fourth quarter of 2026 up by 15% to about $105 per barrel. The EIA attributed this upward revision primarily to an accelerated decline in global inventories, persistent tightness in the diesel market, and disruptions to oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz due to the Iran war. The EIA anticipates that while oil prices will retreat to $84 per barrel in 2027, this figure will still remain above its previous baseline.
02:50
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated on Monday evening, October 5, that the Trump administration is addressing debt by "restraining spending and boosting economic growth," adding that sustained GDP growth above 3% would help reverse the debt-to-GDP ratio. He also noted that tariff revenues have returned to higher levels after a one-time payment of $180 billion in tax refunds. On the day Bessent made his remarks, the 10-year U.S. government bond yield briefly approached 5.35%, marking a new 14-year high since 2002. Market strategists generally believe that Bessent's move was an attempt to verbally intervene and push down long-term yields, but it is unlikely to alter the fundamental trajectory of U.S. fiscal policy. The U.S. Treasury Department is scheduled to release its quarterly refinancing statement on November 4, and the market anticipates it may signal a reduced reliance on long-term debt issuance.
02:43
Bank of America strategists said investors concerned that the rally in tech giants pushing the Nasdaq 100 to record highs could be forming a bubble can still use equity derivatives to participate in the upside while avoiding the impact of a potential bubble burst.
02:38
Kalshi has launched several transparency features for its election contracts ahead of the midterm elections, including flagging low-liquidity markets with less than $10,000 in trading volume, a Brier score to measure the accuracy of market predictions, and real-time display of trading activity. This move aims to enhance market transparency, following the platform's observation that election traders tend to participate more in local election markets.
02:33
JPMorgan Chase stated that the volume of deeply distressed loans in the U.S. leveraged loan market has risen to its highest level since the early days of the pandemic, with the technology sector facing the greatest pressure.
02:31
According to the latest CNBC and SurveyMonkey survey, housing affordability has become the top political issue for U.S. voters aged 18-34, surpassing even food costs and the protection of democracy. The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate has now climbed well above 7.5%, while the median home price has increased by nearly 60% since the pandemic, putting greater pressure on prospective homebuyers. Data shows that in 2019, renting and homeownership in the U.S. accounted for 24% and 21% of median income, respectively, which has now risen to 26% and 28%. Over 22 million U.S. households face rental burden, a new historical high.
02:31
Meta, Walmart, Stripe, and other companies are releasing an open standard called the "personal agent protocol," aiming to regulate interactions between AI agents and businesses. This initiative, led by Sierra—a company co-founded by OpenAI Chairman Bret Taylor—seeks to address the risks and "chaos" when AI agents access enterprise information. It aims to ensure businesses can identify whether they are interacting with a bot or a human and provide visibility into AI agent behavior. Meta's AI agent, Muse, has become one of the most popular personal AI agents, but companies like Amazon have previously blocked Meta's agents due to scraping issues. Taylor anticipates that AI giants such as OpenAI and Anthropic will eventually participate in this standard.
02:29
In its first month, Russia's digital ruble has seen account numbers exceed 220,000, nearly four times the Russian central bank's previous forecast. Meanwhile, the BRICS nations are exploring interconnecting their digital currencies for cross-border trade and payments.
02:27
Hark, an AI startup founded by Brett Adcock, officially launched its personal AI assistant, Hark Pro, today, aiming to compete with existing products like Muse, Dots, and Instinct. Hark Pro is designed to be the operating system for future AI computers, centered around a model specifically trained for computer usage that can proactively perform digital tasks such as managing emails and calendars. Abidhur Chowdhury, Head of Design at Hark, stated that the company is committed to building AI user interfaces rather than general artificial intelligence, and emphasized its privacy protection commitment, asserting that it will not sell ads or steal user data.
02:24
The Azawad Liberation Front (FLA), a coalition of Tuareg and northern separatist factions, announced a "controlled withdrawal" from the strategic town of Kidal in northern Mali. This comes six months after they captured the town, citing sustained air strikes by Malian troops backed by Russian fighters. Pro-government forces, including Russian paramilitaries, re-entered Kidal on Tuesday afternoon, according to a security source. Mali's military had launched large-scale air and ground operations in the region earlier on Tuesday.
02:20
Sportswear company Nike spent approximately $12.1 billion on stock buybacks since June 2022, for shares now valued at about $4.2 billion. This has resulted in an opportunity cost of $7.9 billion, as the company paid an average of $97.57 per share, while its stock opened at $33.70 today. Nike's market capitalization has fallen from $187 billion in June 2022 to $51 billion today, and its repurchase program is currently paused with $5.9 billion remaining from its $18 billion authorization.
02:13
Shares of New Zealand company Hallenstein Glasson Holdings are rising, partly due to Gen Z teenagers who enjoy shopping malls, helping the fast-fashion company weather a consumer downturn in its home market and Australia.

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