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10/10
10:14
Tron records show a 2 million USDT conversion through USDD’s stability module, moving funds stolen in the Ledger hack beyond Tether’s freeze controls. Bitquery estimates Tether has frozen $10 million across the wider theft cluster related to the incident.
10:10
Russian President Vladimir Putin informed US President Donald Trump in a phone call on Friday that an immediate resumption of trilateral peace talks with Ukraine is unlikely. Putin cited large-scale drone attacks on Moscow and other cities during last month's parliamentary elections as the reason, stating that these actions by the Kyiv regime "interrupted the possibility of an immediate resumption of the negotiation process."
09:53
On-chain monitoring shows that three wallets, possibly belonging to the same whale, deposited 2,903 ETH, worth approximately $7.22 million, to Coinbase after more than nine years of dormancy. These wallets received the ETH nine years ago when the price was only $9.9, and have now realized a profit of about $7.19 million, with an ROI of up to 250x.
08:57
STRK Jumps 30% as Starknet Weighs Layer 1 Shift, Outpacing Bitcoin and Ether; daily trading on Starknet's decentralized exchanges rose to about $33.7 million.
08:39
Lebanon's health authorities reported that an Israeli drone strike on Friday (October 9) in Lebanon's Hermel district, near the Syrian border, injured six people, including five Syrians and one Lebanese. Lebanon's National News Agency (NNA) reported that the strike targeted a vehicle. The Israeli military claimed to have attacked a "Syrian terrorist acting under the guidance of the Iranian regime," accusing him of "planning and advancing attacks against Israeli forces in southern Syria."
08:33
U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Friday a diesel supply agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin, allowing Russia to supply diesel to the global market in an effort to rapidly lower record-high diesel prices. Under the agreement, Russia will immediately supply 300,000 tons of diesel, followed by another 500,000 tons in November, then an immediate 1 million tons, and an additional 3 million tons depending on refinery conditions. The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has issued a temporary general license authorizing the relevant transactions until April 7, 2027.

However, this move has sparked widespread controversy. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy issued a strong statement, accusing the U.S. of easing sanctions on Moscow, which "plays right into Russia's hands," and stating that any relaxation of sanctions without a clear and lasting de-escalation agreement is "a clear sign of weakness." Several bipartisan members of the U.S. Congress and commentators also pointed out that the agreement contradicts recent U.S. efforts to pressure Russia to end the war in Ukraine by sanctioning its energy exports, particularly clashing with the Lindsey O. Graham Sanction Russia and Iran Act signed by Donald Trump three weeks prior. Wharton School Professor Jeremy Siegel called the move "a deal with the devil" and considered it "very unfortunate."
08:23
The White House released the U.S. President's remarks on Leif Erikson Day, which mentioned a historic agreement reached last month with Denmark and Greenland. This agreement grants the U.S. permanent control over Greenland's security to ensure the safety of the U.S. and its allies. The President stated that this move, unprecedented by any president in the past 100 years, permanently recognizes Greenland as a vital national security partner and makes the Arctic a pillar of American strength once again.
08:07
The Kremlin says US President Trump welcomed Russia’s involvement in efforts aimed at reaching a settlement over Iran.
08:05
US stocks closed higher on Friday, with all three major indices posting weekly gains, as investors turned their attention to the upcoming third-quarter earnings reports and inflation data next week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 423.31 points, or 0.83%, to 51,654.95; the S&P 500 gained 46.15 points, or 0.59%, to 7,811.54; and the Nasdaq Composite Index advanced 172.83 points, or 0.64%, to 27,366.17.

Crude oil prices initially pulled back after US President Donald Trump stated that the US would not launch any attacks on Iran before the midterm elections, adding that negotiations aimed at ending the war in Iran were "productive." However, both front-month West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude futures closed up 0.4%. Benchmark government bond yields edged higher but remained below the 24-year high reached on Wednesday.

The third-quarter earnings season will kick off next week, with major US banks including Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Morgan Stanley set to report their results. Meanwhile, US consumer sentiment deteriorated this month, with short-term expectations falling to historic lows.

In company news, Elon Musk's SpaceX reached an agreement to acquire a nationwide low-frequency spectrum portfolio, posing a direct challenge to US wireless carriers. Shares of telecommunications companies T-Mobile US, AT&T, and Verizon fell between 8.8% and 13.3%. Apple's stock declined 1.1% after reports that the iPhone maker had told some suppliers to cut component production for its newly launched iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, due to soaring memory chip costs and price increases curbing consumer demand.
08:05
Lookonchain reported that one user bought a Ledger device from reseller CryptoBillis three weeks ago and deposited 7 million USDT into it. About 10 hours ago, all 7 million USDT was stolen, possibly the largest single loss among the victims.
08:03
Beijing has set ambitious new five-year targets to boost its global presence, including at least five pharmaceutical products with annual global sales surpassing US$1 billion by 2030. Jefferies' head of Asia healthcare research Cui Cui noted that Chinese biopharmaceutical companies' competitive efficiency and speed would drive global commercialization, making the goal achievable.
07:14
Morgan Stanley's latest report indicates that delays in Oracle's data center construction are not providing a reprieve in capital expenditure, but rather compressing a massive debt repayment burden into 2028, coinciding fatally with multiple critical financing milestones. As of Thursday's close, Oracle's 5-year credit default swap (CDS) was quoted at 261 basis points, a new historical high, implying a default probability of over 20% within five years. The report emphasizes that of approximately $79 billion in data center construction debt, about $33 billion is concentrated in two projects, Lighthouse and Jupiter, which have confirmed power delays. Furthermore, $9.4 billion in construction loans will mature and require refinancing in 2028, at which point market concerns about Oracle's creditworthiness will create a ripple effect through refinancing pressure.
07:09
CNBC's Jim Cramer said the upcoming earnings season, kicking off with major banks and semiconductor reports, will provide a clearer picture of corporate performance and the strength of the artificial intelligence trade. He remains bullish on Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo, while being cautious on JPMorgan and watching Citigroup. Cramer also highlighted Johnson & Johnson as a potential buying opportunity post-earnings. He will be watching for signs of easing inflation in Wednesday's CPI data and strong demand signals from ASML's earnings. However, Cramer warned that rising bond yields, potentially exceeding 6% for long-term Treasuries, pose a significant risk due to high demand for money from both the Treasury and private enterprise, particularly data center investments.
07:01
The U.S. Department of Justice is reviewing whether Binance violated its 2023 settlement agreement, following investigations suggesting the exchange may have breached sanctions against Iran, Bloomberg reported. Federal prosecutors are seeking to seize $61 million allegedly linked to Iranian oil sales and laundered through Binance. If a breach of the agreement is confirmed, Binance could face renewed criminal prosecution and billions of dollars in additional fines. No charges of wrongdoing have been filed against Binance or its employees at this time. Binance stated it continues to strengthen its compliance controls and cooperate with law enforcement.
06:34
US-based Bambusa Therapeutics Inc. filed for an initial public offering to help fund trials of its drugs to treat eczema and other inflammation disorders.
06:31
According to an Oct. 9 supply ledger, Ethereum's transaction fees burned 16,524.553 ETH, while gross issuance reached 796,623.377 ETH. After accounting for all destruction, including validator penalties, the network's net supply increased by approximately 778,413 ETH, representing a 0.64% rise from the start of the year.
06:31
According to CCTV News, the U.S. Treasury Department on October 8, Eastern Time, imposed a new round of sanctions on 17 vessels transporting Iranian crude oil, petroleum products, and petrochemicals. Officials estimate that approximately 20 million barrels of Iranian crude oil are stranded on these vessels, and Iran has ceased loading and unloading operations for crude oil ships. According to the Financial Times, oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz has significantly declined, reaching only 4 million barrels per day this Tuesday, far below the approximately 15 million barrels per day in late September.
06:31
When asked at a White House press conference on Friday why he delayed action against Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump stated that action "may" be taken immediately. This marks a clear reversal from his previous stance on Thursday, when he explicitly said he "would not attack Iran before the midterm elections," keeping the international community on high alert regarding the uncertainty of the situation in the Middle East.
06:08
Coinbase and Gennius plan to offer access to the ONED stablecoin through Latin American banks. This initiative, first launched in Argentina, will allow customers to convert eligible deposits into ONED USD, make 24/7 transfers, and spend via Visa cards.
06:07
Event contract platform Kalshi is investigating bets on Donald Trump's press secretary pick after three wagers (for $19, $74, and $80) were placed just before news broke that Katie Zacharia had been selected, according to The Wall Street Journal. The contract has been settled as "Yes," but individual withdrawal limits remain unclear.
06:04
The U.S. Marine Minerals Administration (MMA) announced on Friday that Hurricane Isaias has intensified to a Category 3 hurricane, leading to the suspension of approximately 72% of crude oil production in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, equivalent to about 1.46 million barrels per day. As a result, spot crude oil prices in the Gulf region rose, with Mars crude trading at a premium of about $3 per barrel to WTI. Furthermore, the war in Iran has caused shipping costs to skyrocket, with the cost of transporting U.S. crude to Asia rising to approximately $79 million per vessel, further impacting export prospects.
05:52
Aero will convert one-for-one, while VELO tokens will convert at approximately 0.044 new AERO per token. Existing token locks will retain their remaining duration.
05:46
TypeSafe AI, the company behind the non-text AI model Jev, which gained rapid popularity after its launch several weeks ago, has raised $870 million in a funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from Sequoia and existing investor DCVC. The company is now valued at $7.5 billion. The Jev model is based on the Transformer architecture but does not output text; instead, it generates probabilities or "calibrated decisions." It is reportedly significantly faster than large language models (LLMs) and uses fewer tokens, making it particularly suitable for automation tasks.
05:31
United Nations Special Envoy Hans Grundberg stated at a UN Security Council meeting on Friday that Yemen has slid back into “full-scale war” amid ongoing fighting between Houthi and government forces. He urged collective support for mediation efforts, emphasizing that battlefield gains cannot substitute for negotiations. Saudi Arabia and Yemen's internationally recognized government called on the Security Council to take decisive measures against Houthi escalation, including reducing funding and weapons flow to the group. This follows Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, including two on King Khalid International Airport on Thursday, which killed three Saudi citizens.
05:07
Cybersecurity experts warn that a dangerous iPhone vulnerability named DarkSword continues to be exploited, deploying Coruna malware to steal sensitive data and recovery phrases from cryptocurrency wallets such as Coinbase, MetaMask, and Trust Wallet. The malware can also scan infected devices for photos and notes to find BIP39 recovery phrases. Apple has fixed the DarkSword vulnerability in iOS 26.3, but older iPhone devices running iOS 26.2 and earlier versions may still be at risk if not updated promptly. Cryptocurrency holders are advised to ensure their device systems are up to date to mitigate the risk of attack.

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