Disclaimer:All content on this platform is sourced from the internet and is provided for informational purposes only. None of the content represents the views of this site, nor does it constitute investment advice. Please exercise caution when investing.

Faster global financial news!

24/7 News

LIVE
Important Only
Title Only
10/9
05:10
Global financial institutions are expanding their debt capital markets teams in Japan, hiring bankers and relocating staff to capitalize on a financing boom driven by M&A, acquisitions, and artificial intelligence (AI) capital demands.
05:09
Ondo opens trading in OpenAI-linked private-market note OPAIPon, priced at $1,132 with 0.49% spread. Access is restricted to qualifying non-US investors.
05:09
Crude retreated around the president's statement.
05:08
Abstract's ETH withdrawals will depend on operators ahead of its Dec. 15 shutdown. L2BEAT data shows approximately $17.1 million in canonically bridged ETH, but the wind-down plan does not include an independent exit option after Dec. 15.
05:08
StarkWare CEO Eli Ben-Sasson stated that Starknet is weighing a move to Layer 1 to achieve quantum security by 2027. He noted that an independent chain would allow Starknet to control security upgrades without waiting for Ethereum.
05:04
Justin Bons, founder of Cyber Capital, has accused XRP Ledger's decentralization claims of being "an outright fraud," citing its mandatory adoption of closed-source code by validators. Bons stated that XRP Ledger's emergency software update version 3.4.1, released on September 25, is expected to be enforced today (October 9), at which point un-updated servers will be unable to synchronize with the network. He believes that the use of such closed-source code and the existence of a recommended validator list grant excessive power to the issuer, raising unnecessary security concerns.
05:03
Bitcoin fell below $81,000, hitting an intraday low near $80,000, a 3% drop over the past 24 hours amid a cryptocurrency market sell-off. This decline triggered $1.16 billion in liquidations in the crypto derivatives market over the past 24 hours, with long positions accounting for $1 billion. Ethereum suffered the largest liquidation losses, approximately $324 million, falling below $2,500 with a 4% drop in 24 hours. Other major digital assets such as Solana and XRP also experienced declines. Additionally, short-term holders transferred over 50,000 Bitcoin to exchanges within 24 hours, with approximately 29,500 of these transfers being at a loss, indicating deteriorating market sentiment.
04:55
Elon Musk retweeted a post in which SpaceX announced the latest progress in its "plan to build the world's most advanced mobile network."
04:43
Musk retweeted a SpaceX post, calling it "very important," as SpaceX announced the acquisition of a nationwide low-frequency spectrum license portfolio in the U.S., paving the way for Starlink to become a major mobile operator. SpaceX stated that with the new spectrum and the second-generation Starlink constellation, Starlink Mobile will ensure high-speed mobile broadband service for Americans wherever they are.
04:43
The first hurricane of the season in the Atlantic, "Isaias," is approaching the U.S. Gulf Coast, forcing the shutdown of over a quarter of the region's offshore oil production. As of Wednesday noon, approximately 512,000 barrels per day of oil production, or 25% of the region's total output, had been shut down. Meanwhile, continued instability in the Middle East collectively pushed international oil prices up by over 5% at one point on Thursday. Robert Yawger, Director of Energy Futures at Mizuho Securities, warned that if U.S. refining capacity is forced out of the market, the consequences "would be catastrophic." WTI crude oil rose by as much as 5.6% on Thursday before Donald Trump stated that he would not attack Iran before the midterm elections, leading to a partial pullback in gains.
04:42
US bond yields ticked down, while AI-related stocks experienced a decline and PepsiCo shares saw an increase, reflecting varied market movements.
04:41
Elon Musk retweeted a post from user mikepat711. The user stated that Grok Bot's performance after yesterday's update "once again delivered a jaw-dropping AI moment," adding that the bot can generate meaningful results with minimal effort.
04:41
Elon Musk stated that SpaceX's acquisition of 800 MHz spectrum is the last critical piece of the spectrum puzzle needed for the company to provide complete phone coverage in America. He added that this will allow Starlink Mobile to offer better indoor coverage, including signals that can penetrate walls and other obstacles, suggesting that people are underestimating Starlink Mobile.
04:31
The Federal Reserve Board announced an enforcement action against American Express Company to address, among other things, the firm’s failure to sufficiently detect and report certain suspicious activity related to money laundering.
04:29
US stocks closed mixed, oil futures surged, and the bond market remained volatile, while doubts about artificial intelligence (AI) profits emerged and weighed on tech stocks.
04:11
XRP's approximately 63.09 billion circulating supply, as reported by CryptoSlate on Oct. 8, provides a scale for the market, but the actual quantity available for sale depends on sell orders and price tolerance. According to ledger-data tracker XRP Insights, 21.97 billion XRP were held in exchange-attributed wallets as of 08:00 UTC on Oct. 8. These balances include pooled customer assets and cold storage. Additionally, Bitwise's XRP fund held about 419.96 million XRP on Oct. 6, and Franklin XRPZ held about 295.83 million on Oct. 5, with these fund holdings restricting direct access for ordinary investors.
04:11
The White House announced that the Trump administration has secured investment commitments across several sectors, including steel, nuclear energy, natural gas, shipbuilding, and medical manufacturing. These include Mesabi Metallics' plan to build a $15 billion steel plant in Iowa, Anduril's $3.7 billion new shipyard project in Maryland, and a South Korean energy investment plan of up to $200 billion for the construction of nuclear power plants, natural gas pipelines, and power generation facilities in the United States. Additionally, Becton Dickinson and AstraZeneca also announced multi-billion dollar investments in the U.S. to expand domestic manufacturing and R&D.
04:09
According to a Nikkei Asia opinion piece, Beijing's mix of regulation, infrastructure, and open models could woo the Global South, thereby benefiting China from Trump's free-for-all approach to AI.
04:08
Three safety researchers fired by OpenAI last week—Jasmine Wang, Tomek Korbak, and Mikita Balesni—have published an open letter denying the company's accusations that they mishandled sensitive information. In their letter, they warned that the dismissals are having a "chilling effect" on OpenAI's AI safety culture, making employees afraid to openly raise safety concerns or collaborate with external experts. The researchers stated that such practices, once an integral part of OpenAI's work, could now lead to termination.
04:07
Jim Cramer said his view on the wholesaler's stock improved after Costco released its September sales report.
04:00
Donald Trump posted on Truth Social to clarify his previous remarks about "a temporary rise in gasoline prices being a small price to pay to stop Iran from having nuclear weapons, otherwise the cost would be greater if Los Angeles and San Diego were bombed." He stated that this was merely a comparison between the short-term increase in gasoline prices to prevent Iran's nuclearization and the immense cost of major US cities being bombed, not an invitation for enemies to bomb the cities he loves. Trump also accused "fake news" of distorting his statements.
03:58
Japanese plastics company Sumitomo Bakelite will invest $63 million to increase production of semiconductor encapsulation materials at its Suzhou plant in China and in Singapore. The additional lines will produce materials for cutting-edge chips used in data centers.
03:49
Citrini Research, in its report "Breaking the Wall" published Thursday, suggests that the tokenization of traditional assets like stocks, bonds, and loans will create vast new markets for trading, lending, and payments. The firm believes that fee-generating platforms and companies, rather than Bitcoin and Ethereum, are poised to be the biggest beneficiaries of this shift. The report highlights firms such as Securitize, Coinbase, Circle, Figure Technology Solutions, Bullish, Aerodrome, Maple, Pendle, and Ondo Finance as potential winners. However, Citrini also cautioned about challenges including liquidity fragmentation across blockchains, security risks, and legal hurdles for synthetic tokenized stocks.
03:48
David Zervos, a new advisor to US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, stated that US government bond yields are likely to fall back after recently surging to a 24-year high. Zervos noted on CNBC on Thursday that real yields are "very, very high" by historical standards and have room to decline in the future. He believes that some of the pressure on global real interest rates comes from increased corporate spending in AI and energy shocks caused by the US-Iran conflict, but these are short-term issues.

What is 24/7 News

This is where the pulse of global digital wealth beats.

In the fast-paced world of digital currencies and global financial markets, a one-minute delay could mean missing a prime investment opportunity—or taking on unnecessary risk. On this battlefield where value is reshaped by the second, Svmuu·Flash News is dedicated to building a direct channel of information for you that is lightning-fast, precise, and free of noise.

We break free from the lag inherent in traditional media. By monitoring the internet around the clock, we deliver every key development in the global crypto market and the macroeconomy to your screen in seconds—using the most concise and intuitive language.

Our Features

Instant Response—Every Second Counts

Leveraging a powerful automated data-scraping network in tandem with a professional editorial team, we track major global trading markets, significant on-chain transactions, key project developments, and major global political and economic news 24 hours a day, non-stop. This ensures that when major news breaks, you’ll be the first to receive the core facts.

Filtering Out the Noise, Distilling the Signals

Faced with an information deluge, blindly chasing “quantity” often leads to decision paralysis. Our editorial team prioritizes not only speed but also the “substance” of the information. We filter out ineffective marketing hype and repetitive noise, distilling only the hard-hitting insights that provide practical guidance on market trends and capital flows.

Dual Focus on the Crypto Ecosystem and Global Macro

Our updates aren’t limited to industry developments within the crypto space; we also closely monitor major macro events such as global geopolitical conflicts, policy red lines set by the Federal Reserve and other central banks, fluctuations in traditional commodities, and the restructuring of global supply chains.We understand that today’s digital asset market is deeply intertwined with global macro liquidity, and every macroeconomic development has the potential to send ripples through the crypto space.

Our Service Commitment

We fully understand that in a frenzied and volatile market environment, emotions often run ahead of reason. Therefore, our news section consistently adheres to the principle of “objective reporting, impartiality, and no misinformation.”We do not peddle fear or fabricate myths; we simply serve as the most level-headed sentinel guiding your investment decisions.

Follow Svmuu (Shuimu Finance) · Breaking News. Amid the complex and ever-changing market cycles, let us be the first to help you identify the winds that determine the trend.