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10/8
12:02
Bitcoin fell 1.6% to below $82,800 in Asian morning trading on Thursday, breaking below the key support level of $83,000 previously identified by FxPro, which the firm believes "will soon open the way to $80,000." Meanwhile, Brent crude rose 2% to above $102 per barrel following reports that the White House asked the Pentagon to develop strike options against Iran. The jump in oil prices pushed the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield up 2 basis points to 5.31%, close to its highest level since 2002.
12:00
In its latest research report published on October 6, Citi pointed out that AI agent workflows exhibit a "multi-magnitude" increase in computational demands compared to traditional chatbots, requiring processing for orchestration, inference loops, data handling, and security components, which makes CPUs the new bottleneck. The bank projects that by 2030, CPUs dedicated to agents will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 247%, accounting for 52% of the entire CPU market.
12:00
In its latest research report published on October 6, Citi noted that personal AI agents like Meta Muse are pushing the expected computing hardware market to new highs. The bank projects that the total addressable market (TAM) for global CPUs will expand from $29 billion in 2025 to $300 billion by 2030, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 60%.

The report states that Meta is one of AMD's largest server business clients, making AMD a primary beneficiary of the CPU resurgence, with its price target raised to $800. Concurrently, if Meta Muse reaches 100 million daily active users, it would require approximately 200,000 to 390,000 Blackwell-level GPUs, potentially generating $7 billion to $19 billion in one-time revenue for NVIDIA.
12:00
According to the latest data from OpenRouter, among approximately 120,000 enterprises using both Anthropic and OpenAI products, the expenditure share between the two companies was roughly equal in September, a significant shift from early this year when Anthropic accounted for three-quarters of the spending. This reversal is primarily attributed to OpenAI's GPT-5.6 series models, launched this summer, which focused on cost efficiency and featured substantial price reductions, including an 80% cut for GPT-5.6 Luna and a 20% cut for Terra. Concurrently, Anthropic's flagship model Fable 5's data retention policy also led to the loss of some enterprise clients. Both companies face capital expenditure pressure and are preparing for IPOs: Anthropic could go public as early as November this year, with OpenAI expected to follow next year. Wall Street is closely scrutinizing whether they can sustain valuations exceeding one trillion dollars. Anthropic released its new generation Claude 5.5 series models in late September, emphasizing lower costs and higher efficiency to counter competition.
11:34
Ongoing heavy rains in Thailand have forced automakers like Toyota and Honda to suspend operations as manufacturers adapt to the growing risk of business disruptions from flooding, Nikkei Asia reported. As of October 7, an industrial park in Chonburi province remained submerged, causing supply chain disruptions and commuting problems, threatening production targets.
11:23
Former U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he no longer wished to reach a deal with Iran. This followed reports that the U.S. military was preparing for a possible strike against Iran, which could occur before the midterm elections. According to NBC News, citing U.S. officials and informed sources, Trump and his national security team have discussed resuming large-scale military operations in the coming weeks. Axios earlier reported that possible armed conflict could include "massive bombing" of Iranian energy, infrastructure, and nuclear targets.
11:21
The Wall Street Journal recently published an in-depth feature, based on interviews with over 30 officials and Wall Street figures, revealing U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's internal management style and economic performance during his 20 months in office. The report indicates that Bessent's fiery temper and tough demeanor led to the departure of several key Treasury officials, and he tends to centralize power within his trusted inner circle. Despite this, he remains highly trusted by President Donald Trump.

However, Bessent's "3-3-3" economic targets promised to Trump (budget deficit reduced to 3% of GDP, 3% GDP growth, and 3 million barrels per day increase in oil production by 2028) have not been achieved. The current economic growth rate is approximately 2%, oil production has increased by less than 1 million barrels per day, the budget deficit has exceeded 6% of GDP, and the total U.S. debt has surpassed $40 trillion. U.S. government bond yields have reached a two-decade high, raising market concerns about Bessent's management style and unfulfilled economic promises.
11:21
According to U.Today analysis, the cryptocurrency market is facing renewed selling pressure, with major assets such as Hyperliquid (HYPE), XRP, Zcash (ZEC), and Ethereum (ETH) testing key support levels. Hyperliquid failed to sustain its rebound towards September highs and is currently trading around $88.60, putting its short-term bullish structure under pressure. XRP has fallen to $1.43, breaking below its short-term upward moving average, with key support in the $1.37-$1.40 range. Zcash has dropped approximately 22% from its recent peak of $1,700 to around $1,325, indicating a significant weakening of short-term momentum. Ethereum experienced a sharp intraday decline to approximately $2,560, breaking out of its consolidation range since late September and approaching the critical support area of $2,500-$2,520.
11:20
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong retweeted an official Coinbase post announcing that Samsung Wallet will support the USDC stablecoin, powered by Coinbase. The service will launch soon in the U.S., with USDC being the first stablecoin supported by Samsung Wallet.
11:19
Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin has revised his ideal security rules for multisigs, suggesting that each signer change their key after every operation. He noted that this recommendation is based on the assumption that ECDSA might weaken, but not be instantly broken, thus requiring protection against risks such as in-mempool front-running. Vitalik also suggested that, if possible, signatures should be collected off-chain to minimize the time between "signature revealed" and "key no longer active." He warned that rushing upgrades could lead to loss of funds due to misconfiguration, hence "don't rush to do anything." Vitalik's original post emphasized the risks of AI-accelerated mathematics to cryptography, including quantum vulnerability and potentially AI-vulnerable cryptography such as ML-DSA, FHE, and lattice cryptography, all of which could accelerate the exposure of ECDSA vulnerabilities.
11:19
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong retweeted Coinbase's official tweet announcing a live trading competition on X tonight at 8:45 PM SGT, where top traders from Crypto Twitter (CT) will compete for a $150,000 prize.
11:18
According to Nikkei Asia, the Asia-Pacific region has become the world's busiest aviation market, but industry observers note that the region faces an uncertain outlook due to major headwinds such as geopolitical challenges. Among them, South Korea's Incheon Airport became the world's busiest international hub for the first time in the first half of 2026, but the shadow of tensions in China looms over the region's international and domestic seat capacity.
11:16
SK Hynix has selected Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley as lead underwriters for the US IPO of its subsidiary Solidigm, a deal that could raise approximately $10 billion, Bloomberg reported on October 7. This marks the Korean memory giant's second move to bring its assets to the US public market, following SK Hynix's own record-breaking $26.5 billion Nasdaq listing in July this year. The spin-off means Solidigm will be priced as an independent entity in the US stock market, focusing on AI-driven enterprise storage demand, offering investors a listed vehicle to independently observe the performance of its NAND business.
11:15
Top financial institutions including Citadel, Five Rings, and Jane Street Capital are reportedly vying to secure top talent early, with some students already receiving internship offers for 2027, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday. These firms offer approximately $50,000 for a 10-week internship, with acceptance rates now below 1%, significantly lower than Harvard University's. Internships have become the official proving ground for full-time positions with annual salaries of around $300,000.
11:08
The US State Department has publicly designated Zhao Fugang, director of the Overseas Chinese Service Center, for his involvement in corruption on behalf of Chinese actors. The department accused Zhao of paying bribes to Fijian citizens to advance China-based government, business, and criminal interests, adversely affecting US interests in Fiji. This designation renders Zhao and his immediate family generally ineligible for entry into the United States. The US embassy in Suva stated that Zhao's actions exposed Fiji to "malign foreign influence facilitated by Chinese government, business, and criminal actors."
11:08
ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, has topped a list of China's top 100 globalizing enterprises, according to the South China Morning Post's latest database tracking the overseas expansion of mainland Chinese companies. The list, the first of its kind published by SCMP Plus, sees ByteDance ahead of Foxconn Industrial Internet, online fashion retailer Shein, and electric vehicle maker BYD. The study evaluated over 2,000 companies, assigning each a weighted score based on metrics such as overseas revenue.
10:46
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index opened down 0.41% at 24,031 points on Thursday. The tech index fell 0.25% to 4,183, while the China enterprises index dropped 0.23% to 8,063. This comes as reports of major tech companies seeking to raise billions in debt exacerbate sovereign bond market pressures. Meanwhile, minutes from the Federal Reserve's last meeting, released on Wednesday, indicated that most members anticipate another rate hike by year-end. Markets currently price an 80% chance of a December hike.
10:44
According to Lookonchain, an early Ethereum holder, pinosaur.eth, has unstaked all 9,618 ETH (worth $24.58 million) and deposited them into the Kraken exchange 8 hours ago. It is reported that pinosaur.eth initially purchased 7,459 ETH 9 years ago at a cost of $50 per ETH, spending $373,000 at the time. These ETH are currently valued at $19.26 million.
10:41
Samsung Wallet will integrate USDC on the Sui network in late October. Bastion and Coinbase will custody the balances, while transfers to bank accounts in more than 60 countries will carry separate fees.
10:40
Copper and other metals rise as Chinese traders return from week-long holiday in buying mood, after activity had been temporarily muted in Asian markets.
10:40
JPMorgan Chase warned that soaring bond yields would hurt third-quarter earnings, and Singaporean bank stocks fell for a second consecutive day.

DBS Group Holdings fell 3.6%, while United Overseas Bank and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation both dropped over 4%, dragging the Straits Times Index to become Asia's worst performer.
10:39
Upbit, a South Korean digital asset exchange, announced it will list PONS on its KRW, BTC, and USDT markets. PONS is a meme coin launchpad on the Robinhood Chain, designed to help users launch and trade tokens without needing to develop tokens or set up liquidity pools. The platform initially offered a structure that created Uniswap V3 liquidity pools upon token generation (V1) and has since transitioned to V2, which involves initial trading via bonding curves before converting to Uniswap V4 pools upon graduation. 80% of the fees generated and attributed to PONS are used for PONS buybacks, with the remaining 20% allocated to infrastructure and team operations. The PONS token is used for rewards.
10:24
South Korean tech giant Naver is seeking up to $10 billion in financing for the expansion of its Gak Sejong AI factory, which aims to become one of the country's largest AI data centers. The project involves heavyweight partners including Nvidia and global asset manager Brookfield, with discussions ongoing for up to $9 billion in financing for the first phase to increase capacity to 200 megawatts. However, securing funding for the large-scale AI infrastructure project is proving challenging, despite potential involvement from major South Korean banks and securities firms.
10:18
Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike stated that AI services, including Anthropic's Claude Code and the Chinese-developed open-source tool ARTEX, have been identified as part of recent cyberattacks on South Korean banks. Shinhan Bank and KB Kookmin Bank were among the financial institutions affected.

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