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10/9
22:04
Hungary needs to significantly narrow its budget deficit to make debt financing sustainable and to put the country on a path toward adopting the euro, Prime Minister Peter Magyar said.
22:02
Binance founder CZ issued a warning that Ledger hardware wallets might be susceptible to supply chain attacks, especially for users who purchased devices recently. He stated that current information suggests the attack is confined to a specific vendor, and a small number of users might have acquired counterfeit or tampered Ledger devices. CZ emphasized that Ledger is one of the most secure and long-standing hardware wallets in the industry, but such incidents can still occur. He called on all BNB ecosystem participants and the entire industry to assist in tracking and recovering lost funds.

Previously, the official Ledger Support account posted that it was investigating reports of lost funds from Southeast Asian users who purchased products through the reseller CryptoBillis. As a precautionary measure, Ledger has requested CryptoBillis to suspend all sales and shipments. Ledger advised users who purchased products from this reseller within the past 90 days not to set up their devices if they haven't already; if they have, they should consider transferring assets to a new Ledger device with a new seed phrase.
22:02
The Federal Reserve released the results of the 2025 Survey of Consumer Finances (SCF) on Friday, ET, aiming to provide the public and policymakers with detailed insights into the financial condition of U.S. households. The data illustrates Americans' asset holdings, borrowing methods and amounts, and use of banking services. Conducted every three years since 1989, the survey offers extensive time-series information on the financial state of U.S. households. The Federal Reserve also published a summary report titled "Changes in U.S. Family Finances from 2022 to 2025," which examines changes in income, net worth, assets, debt, and financial vulnerability.
22:02
★★★★★Previous 48.1PointsForecast 47.6PointsActual 46.3Points Below forecast↓
22:00
Two tankers carrying liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States recently diverted to Europe due to decreased demand in Asia. This move signals a temporary easing of supply tightness in the global market ahead of winter.
21:57
Blockchain analytics firm Bitquery released an investigation report on October 7, stating that 58% of the growth in the number of USDT0 holders on the Polygon network matches scam patterns such as address poisoning. Since August 2025, the number of addresses holding at least $10 has decreased by 42%, while the USDT0 supply has also fallen by 41%. The report also found that approximately 1.1 million addresses are similar to scam patterns, and 48% of holders have balances of less than one cent.
21:52
Ledger has asked CryptoBilis to halt sales following reports of lost funds. The company urged buyers from the past 90 days to delay setup or consider moving assets to a new Ledger device with a new seed.
21:52
Fintech firm LiquidAcre has selected Uphold to provide trading, custody, and KYC services for its tokenized real estate infrastructure. Uphold is regulated by FinCen and state regulators in the US, and registered with the UK's FCA and the Bank of Portugal.
21:52
Wall Street firms are increasingly pitching AI data centers as a major real estate investment, but these ventures are encountering growing political, liquidity, and project risks. Blackstone's Digital Infrastructure Trust (BXDC), a REIT launched earlier this year, has seen its shares decline by approximately 16% since its mid-May debut. Other firms like Blue Owl and Brookfield Asset Management are also pursuing similar strategies.

The sector faces significant headwinds, including political backlash leading to moratoriums on new hyperscale data center approvals in states like New York and Texas. Project risks are also evident, with Oracle's stock falling 4% in late September after it issued a force majeure notice for a New Mexico data center campus, citing regulatory hurdles and local opposition. Globally, an Nvidia and Blackstone-backed Australian data center company recently pulled its planned IPO due to weak investor interest.
21:48
According to Lookonchain's October 9 update, Bitcoin ETFs saw a 1-day net outflow of 3,412 BTC (approximately $282.91 million) and a 7-day net outflow of 6,747 BTC (approximately $559.35 million). Ethereum ETFs also experienced substantial outflows, with 38,576 ETH (approximately $96.2 million) flowing out in one day and 206,680 ETH (approximately $515.41 million) over seven days.
21:43
David Ouellet, technology chief for the Public Sector Pension Investment Board, is leaving the Canadian manager, adding to a list of high-profile exits in the past two years.
21:42
The Chinese government has released a two-hour, three-part documentary series designed to expose the public to the horrors of 'pig butchering' scams, particularly those originating from its southern border. These scams have become a serious issue in China, with scam call centers increasingly relying on kidnapped Chinese victims to conduct their operations. The documentary reveals that nearly 100,000 law enforcement officials are working to disrupt these criminal syndicates, over 50,000 Chinese nationals have been extradited back to China, and tens of thousands remain imprisoned by fraudsters. Major criminal groups, including the Bai, Wei, Liu, and Ming families, are identified as operating these centers in northern Myanmar and other Southeast Asian countries.
21:39
French authorities recorded 90 crypto-related cases involving kidnapping, extortion, threats and violent theft in seven months.
21:33
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited Kyiv on October 7, announcing €1.3 billion (approximately $1.46 billion) in military aid to Ukraine and signing agreements worth €8.5 billion (approximately $9.5 billion) aimed at jointly developing drone defense systems and other weapons with Ukraine.
21:33
Ukraine's military announced that Russian forces suffered 46,230 casualties in September 2026, a new annual high, with over 70% killed in action. Robert Brovdi, commander of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, stated that enemy casualties in the first five days of October increased by 40% compared to the same period in September.
21:33
Ukrainian forces have recaptured 175 square kilometers of land around Lyman in a counteroffensive codenamed "Operation Vivaldi," forcing Russian troops to retreat in the eastern Donetsk region and abandon several previously well-controlled settlements. Russian military blog Rybar reported that Russian forces are losing villages south of Lyman and are being forced to defend previously occupied positions.
21:28
EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič announced that Brussels and Beijing have reached an agreement on rare earths and magnets. A separate understanding on hybrid vehicles could halve Chinese shipments to Europe. Šefčovič cautioned that the EU will deploy its trade tools if negotiations fail to reduce the trade imbalance, describing the agreements as merely a first step.
21:28
UBS reiterated its "buy" rating on NVIDIA with a $300 price target, citing a 25.9% month-over-month increase in Taiwan's computing equipment exports to $29.8 billion in September. UBS stated that this figure significantly exceeded normal seasonal trends, signaling continued strong demand for AI infrastructure and supporting the growth prospects of NVIDIA's data center business.
21:25
Bitcoin has been trading in the red since the start of October, a month historically known as "Uptober" for its typically positive performance. The cryptocurrency hit lows of $80,427 in the past week and is currently just under $83,000, down 4.1% over the past seven days.

Bitwise Europe's Luke Deans notes the $83,000 region as a critical level, combining the average ETF cost basis and prior technical thresholds. Ananda Banerjee of Charlie Quant Lab sees strong support at $77,000 based on on-chain metrics, a view echoed by Deans, who also points to $74,000 (Short-Term Holder Cost Basis) and the 200-day moving average at $72,000 as lower support levels.

Experts suggest Bitcoin could fall into the $72,000-$77,000 range and still maintain a constructive risk-on structure. However, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw significant outflows, losing $484.9 million on Wednesday (the worst single-day outflow since June 25) and a further $244 million on Thursday, with BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC taking the biggest hits. Bitfinex analysts attribute the recent price struggles mainly to futures positioning rather than spot demand, which they say remains the "missing piece."
21:21
Bond market analyst Robert Burrows noted that the spread between French and German government bonds has widened to a historically rare approximately 150 basis points, but he warned investors not to underestimate the potential for further deterioration in France's fiscal risk. Burrows believes that if the market loses confidence in fiscal sustainability and the European rescue mechanism, the spread could far exceed historical experience, such as the spread between Italian and German government bonds exceeding 500 basis points during the European debt crisis. The European Central Bank faces a dilemma when intervening, and Germany's capacity to provide support is also being questioned, which could shake the overall stability of the Eurozone.
21:17
According to Al Jazeera, Ukrainian drone attacks have partially crippled Russian digital giant Yandex's AI data center in the Kaluga region. The attack occurred on Friday, a day after another major Yandex data center in the Ryazan region, which housed two of the company's three supercomputers used for developing AI models, was also attacked and shut down. These attacks indicate that Ukraine's military operations are expanding their target scope to include Russia's technological infrastructure. Additionally, the Ukrainian military also attacked three missile production facilities within Russia overnight and launched an assault on Lukoil's refinery in Ukhta.
21:14
Pollak noted that Coinbase launched tokenized stocks on Base six weeks ago, with daily volume reaching approximately $70 million to $100 million.
21:11
The entity sold 262.78 ETH for 643K USDC and deposited it into Hyperliquid 40 minutes ago, then opened a 40x short on 305.51 BTC ($25.4M). The liquidation price is $84,086.03.
21:11
Elon Musk retweeted Gavin S. Baker, stating that open-weight models are a net positive for AI infrastructure demand because open-weight tokens consume roughly the same amount of computation as similarly sized frontier tokens.
21:11
Options traders are the most prepared for a tech stock pullback since early Summer, as indicated by the Invesco QQQ Trust's put/call ratio reaching 1.49, its highest since late June. This occurred after the Nasdaq-100 Index declined 1.8% on Thursday. Despite tech stocks recently hitting all-time highs, the ratio has been favoring puts since August. However, the options market presents mixed signals, with significant bullish trades also observed on Thursday.
21:10
Bank of America Global Investment Strategist Michael Hartnett cited the South Korean market as the latest example of a "bond bubble ending" in a report, noting that Korean government bond yields have risen by 200 basis points over the past 18 months. BofA believes that with global central banks returning to a rate-hiking cycle, investors should focus on "yield peak" trading opportunities, including 30-year US Treasuries, small-cap stocks, REITs, and Hong Kong real estate. At the same time, BofA believes investors are extremely overweight in the technology sector, advising against further additions and favoring the view that "growth stocks will outperform semiconductors."

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