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
10/10
22:20
Chandler Fang, former Ripple Product Lead, stated that agentic payments transaction volume on the XRP Ledger is growing faster than expected. J.A. Akinyele, Engineering Lead at RippleX, predicted that XRPL's agentic payments transaction volume could soon reach 100 million. Currently, XRPL has processed over 13 million agentic payment transactions through 168 x402 merchants, compared to approximately 1 million in July. Agentic payments currently account for about 25% of the XRP Ledger's total activity.
22:12
Since the outbreak of the conflict between Israel and Hamas in October 2023, widespread destruction of offices, clinics, and shops in the Gaza Strip has led to a severe real estate crisis for local professionals. Many doctors, engineers, accountants, and teachers have been forced to convert tents into temporary workplaces to make a living and continue providing services. According to data from the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, over four-fifths of buildings in Gaza have been damaged or destroyed since 2023, causing rents to skyrocket to more than ten times pre-war levels, making them unaffordable for many.
22:10
An unknown address has transferred 470,087 Solana (SOL) tokens, worth over $51 million, to the leading U.S. crypto exchange Coinbase. This large transaction is widely perceived by market participants as an attempt to sell, especially given Solana's recent price downturn from a high of $123 earlier this month to below $110.
22:08
The Texas Business Court on October 2 dismissed a derivative lawsuit filed by shareholder Gary Guillaume against Coinbase directors. The court ruled that because Coinbase had reincorporated from Delaware to Texas on December 15, 2025, the shareholder was required to first make a written demand to the board of directors, as mandated by Texas law, before filing suit. Guillaume failed to meet this requirement, and his lawsuit was dismissed without the court ruling on whether the directors engaged in misconduct. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong praised the ruling on October 9, stating it would encourage more companies to register in Texas.
21:45
Russian state media reported on Saturday that Russian President Vladimir Putin had conveyed Tehran's vision for a possible end to the war in Iran to US President Donald Trump. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Putin sent the message to Trump after reaching an agreement with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.
21:29
Ripple-backed Evernorth has completed its SPAC merger and is expected to begin trading on Nasdaq under the ticker XRPN on Monday, Oct. 12. The transaction involves approximately 473 million XRP and $300 million in cash proceeds. Despite this corporate milestone, XRP's price continues to decline, with weekly losses of roughly 9% to 10%, trading around $1.40-$1.41 on Oct. 10. This is attributed to broader cryptocurrency market weakness, macroeconomic factors like higher oil prices, elevated U.S. Treasury yields, a stronger dollar, and Bitcoin's decline.
21:18
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday (October 6) heard oral arguments in a significant case concerning Intel's 401(k) retirement plan. The case could impact employer interest in private investments within 401(k) plans and is related to the Department of Labor's upcoming new regulations on private investments in retirement plans. At the core of the case is whether employees claiming underperformance of a retirement plan need to propose a "meaningful benchmark" for evaluation. During the arguments, the justices appeared skeptical of plan sponsors' investment choices easily becoming targets for lawsuits, with several justices leaning towards the view that a "meaningful benchmark" is needed when evaluating investment performance, and that one cannot "compare apples and oranges." Legal experts believe the justices' questions suggest they may be inclined to rule in favor of Intel and uphold the Ninth Circuit's decision that allegations of underperformance alone are insufficient to constitute a lawsuit unless a "meaningful benchmark" that the court can evaluate is provided.
21:18
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a speech in Athens, invoking ancient Greco-Persian Wars and calling Iran's current leaders "fanatics." Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei and parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf responded by referencing the Roman Emperor Valerian's capture by Persian forces, warning that "Anyone who brings history into this must be prepared for its repetition." Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused Rubio of using an "America First" narrative to justify military escalation against Iran, calling his rhetoric "anachronism."
21:07
France's National Assembly Finance Committee this week voted to approve two amendments: taxing the conversion of crypto assets into stablecoins, and imposing an exit tax on wealthy crypto asset holders who move abroad. However, the committee on Friday rejected the entire revenue section of the 2027 budget by a vote of 31 to 3. This means these crypto tax amendments will not automatically proceed to a full parliamentary debate, and their proponents will need to reintroduce them during the plenary debate starting October 13. If ultimately passed, the stablecoin transaction tax and crypto asset exit tax would take effect on January 1, 2027. The stablecoin transaction tax would be levied at France's flat rate of 31.4%, and the exit tax would apply to taxpayers whose total crypto assets exceed 800,000 euros and who meet residency duration requirements. The committee also approved an amendment allowing crypto asset losses to be carried forward for 10 years to offset future gains.
21:07
Bitcoin traded near $82,900 in PerpFinder's snapshot at 09:36 UTC on October 10, CryptoSlate reported. Traders are closely watching whether a weekend rally will bring new leverage or further position liquidations. US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw total outflows of nearly $730 million between October 7 and October 8, with $484.9 million on October 7 and $244.1 million on October 8. However, on October 9 (Friday), ETFs recorded net inflows of $21.1 million. Analysis suggests that if Bitcoin falls below $80,400, it could retest $80,000.
20:57
Israeli attacks have killed at least seven people in the Gaza Strip, including an 8-year-old girl, Al Jazeera reported, citing medical sources. The incident occurred on the first anniversary of the US-backed "ceasefire" agreement, which has been described as "dead in all but name." The Gaza Ministry of Health stated that Israeli attacks have killed at least 1,481 Palestinians and injured 5,254 since the so-called ceasefire took effect on October 10 last year.
20:37
Cardano-linked privacy network Midnight's NIGHT token will be listed on OKCoinJapan, the Japan branch of OK Group, starting October 13, 2026. This marks another step in Midnight's expansion into the Japanese market, following its listing on S.BLOX in August 2026.
20:28
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded approximately $681.1 million in net outflows last week, ending three consecutive weeks of net inflows. Among them, Fidelity's Bitcoin ETF saw the largest outflow at $380.36 million, followed by ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF (ARKB) with $207.21 million in outflows. BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, however, recorded a small net inflow of $1.02 million. Analysts believe this indicates investors are becoming more cautious about their Bitcoin exposure after the recent market correction.
20:15
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and emergency services reported that Russia attacked residential buildings in Zaporizhzhia city with five glide bombs on Saturday morning, killing at least 15 people, including 3 children, and injuring 16 others. More people are expected to be buried under the rubble. Zelenskyy condemned the attack, stating that Russia interprets any easing of pressure as a signal to continue the war. The attack occurred hours after US President Donald Trump announced a diesel import deal with Russia, which Zelenskyy had criticized as "playing right into Russia's hands."
20:14
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin said in an October 9 interview that AI has become an important factor in advancing the Lean Ethereum roadmap. Buterin stated that given the roadmap's current goals and ambition, without AI, the work might have taken until 2040 or even 2050 to complete, adding that AI is now contributing to a significant amount of research and coding, substantially accelerating progress.
20:08
India's central bank is attempting to prop up the rupee after rising energy costs from the US-Israel war against Iran put downward pressure on the currency of the world's fastest-growing major economy, pushing the rupee close to historic lows.
20:08
Starting this weekend, several films centered on tech giants and artificial intelligence will be released, including Sony Pictures' "The Social Network" about Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Alex Gibney's documentary "Musk" about Elon Musk, Neon's "AI" about OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, and Netflix's documentary on the Hugging Face incident. The release of these films comes amid growing public concern about AI technology and its leaders, with recent polls showing 73% of Americans are worried about AI's threat to human existence.
20:06
Blockchain investigator ZachXBT infiltrated a money laundering network, tracing over $12 million of the approximately $1.5 billion in cryptocurrency stolen by North Korean hackers from Bybit in February 2025, and prompted Tether to freeze 442,000 USDT. The U.S. Treasury Department subsequently sanctioned crypto platform Xinbi Guarantee, stating that it has processed over $24 billion in digital assets and fiat currency since 2022 and has been used by North Korean hackers for money laundering.
20:04
According to CoinDesk Research analysis, one year after the crypto market experienced its largest liquidation event on October 10, 2025, Bitcoin and Ethereum order book depth has surpassed pre-crisis levels, but altcoin liquidity continues to erode, and spot trading volumes remain well below the October 2025 peak. Bitcoin order book depth has reached $11.7 million (within 1% of the price), an increase of approximately 75% from a year ago; Ethereum order book depth (within 0.5% of the price) has doubled to about $4.2 million since the crisis day. CoinDesk researcher Saksham Diwan noted that the increased depth in major cryptocurrencies represents an inflow of real capital, not a price effect. However, altcoin dollar-denominated depth has fallen by about one-third since early 2025, to $2 million (within 5% of the price). Additionally, weekly spot trading volume on CEXs averaged $279 billion in the four weeks ending September 27, significantly lower than the $801 billion during the week of the crisis.
20:04
Executives from Paxos Labs, Theo, and Energy Substantiation indicate that the tokenized commodities market is expanding beyond gold, with new growth drivers emerging from lending against physical assets and the energy sector. According to CoinGecko, the market capitalization of tokenized commodities grew from $1.43 billion at the start of 2025 to $5.55 billion by the end of March 2026, with gold-backed tokens accounting for nearly 90% of this growth. Paxos Labs is focusing on lending, with its PAXGy token allowing institutional borrowers to deploy reserves and potentially increase gold holdings for token holders. Theo offers thSLVR, which passes income from institutional silver leases to holders. Energy Substantiation (EnSub) expanded its WTIC token, representing one barrel of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude, from Ethereum to Solana on October 2. It plans to develop natural gas and Brent tokens. Executives project the market could reach tens of billions within five years and exceed $100 billion within a decade.
19:43
One year after the Trump administration's Board of Peace (BoP) brokered a Gaza "ceasefire" that began on October 10, 2025, analysts contend the board has "failed" to achieve lasting peace. While Hamas released all 168 surviving captives and Israel freed Palestinian prisoners, and Hamas announced the dissolution of its Gaza government (dismissed by Israel as a "stunt"), other key goals remain unmet.

Israeli attacks have continued almost daily, resulting in over 1,400 Palestinian deaths since the ceasefire. Israel now occupies approximately 60% of the Gaza Strip, exceeding the 50% agreed in Trump's peace plan. Aid remains restricted, with only about 227 trucks entering daily compared to the planned 600, leaving 1.4 million Palestinians facing hunger. A planned international stabilization force of 20,000 soldiers and 12,000 police has not been deployed, and no meaningful reconstruction has occurred. Hamas has refused to disarm, citing Israel's continued attacks and failure to withdraw, while Israel states it will not proceed with the plan if Hamas does not disarm.
19:41
The Trump administration has warned Kyiv that attacks on Russia would jeopardize intelligence sharing between the two countries, the Financial Times reported. This follows Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's criticism of a US diesel deal with Moscow.
19:27
Polish central bank Governor Adam Glapinski may be suspended, potentially making it difficult to convene meetings of the rate-setting panel. A policymaker stated that this "unprecedented" legal challenge has raised questions about the institution's leadership capabilities.
19:24
The International Monetary Fund (IMF), which typically intervenes when poor countries face debt distress, will confront the growing debt problems of wealthy nations this week. Government borrowing costs in countries such as the United States, Europe, and Japan have soared to multi-decade highs, primarily due to the conflict between the US and Iran pushing up inflation. This means these nations need to pay more to service historically high debt, which in turn forces them to borrow more, creating a vicious cycle.
19:20
Investors are wary of the massive financing required for AI infrastructure development, leading to a slowdown in AI-related lending activities. This comes after months of record-breaking bond issuance in the AI sector, and the market's capacity to absorb this debt frenzy is now being tested.
19:17
According to industry research firm SemiAnalysis, the number of NVIDIA GPU providers reached 323 as of September, an increase of approximately 55% in less than a year. This growth reflects strong demand for NVIDIA GPUs, which are supplied to customers through major cloud service providers (such as Amazon, Microsoft, and Google) as well as "new cloud" platforms like CoreWeave.

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.