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10/11
16:37
Musk stated that Starlink, SpaceX's satellite internet service, will offer "affordable" pricing in India to challenge the low-cost Reliance Jio, owned by Indian telecom giant Mukesh Ambani. This move comes as the competition between Musk and Ambani escalates, just ahead of Reliance Jio's parent company launching India's largest-ever IPO. Musk posted on X on Saturday that if Starlink were priced too high in India, no one would buy it, so the pricing must be affordable. He also noted that competition would greatly benefit ordinary Indians by providing more choices, and while Ambani's profits might decrease, his business would not collapse. Musk had previously accused the Indian government under Prime Minister Modi and Ambani of obstructing Starlink's entry into the Indian market to favor market leader Jio. The Indian government denied any bias, stating that three satellite companies, including Starlink and Jio, are awaiting final security clearances.
16:21
Crypto hardware wallet firm Ledger has confirmed the discovery of an unauthorized hardware implant inside a user's device, which was sold by its authorized Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis. This finding, disclosed on October 10, is the first concrete evidence of hardware tampering in its ongoing investigation into alleged crypto thefts. Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès independently verified these hardware modifications from affected users' pictures. CryptoBilis has ceased sales of all hardware wallets as a precautionary measure.
16:07
Musk stated at the "X Takeover" event on Saturday local time that despite currently having "no idea how to make microchips," he believes his companies will eventually surpass all competitors to produce "better chips than anyone else." The Terrafab chip factory project is a joint venture between Tesla, SpaceX, and Intel, with an initial investment exceeding $15 billion. It is located in Grimes, Texas. The factory will have a total building area of 100 million square feet, cover approximately 3,000 acres, and is expected to create 3,000 jobs. It has already received $30 million in subsidy support from the Texas Enterprise Fund. Musk emphasized that his experience in customized equipment manufacturing is the core confidence for surpassing competitors.
15:35
George Saravelos, Global Head of FX Research at Deutsche Bank, noted in a report after client visits that the market narrative on AI has shifted from "AI deflation and controllable US Treasury yields" to "AI bursting the bond market, with Scott Bessent unable to control long-term interest rates." However, he believes the narrative pendulum has "swung too far," and the most underestimated tail risk in the current market is a problem within the AI ecosystem itself, such as a security incident, a failed IPO, or revenue falling short of expectations. Saravelos stated that if this risk materializes, it would significantly suppress the dollar and strongly support the bond market, but market pricing reflects almost none of this.
15:08
Japanese financial firm Metaplanet sold 10,000 Bitcoins to obtain a credit rating and better access to financing, then repurchased 11,000 Bitcoins at an average price approximately 9.3% higher. The company disclosed on October 5 that this move was aimed at demonstrating to potential creditors its management's ability to use its Bitcoin holdings to fulfill debt obligations. In this operation, Metaplanet received JPY 124.7 billion from selling Bitcoin and spent JPY 149.9 billion on repurchasing it, indicating a cost of approximately JPY 11.57 billion to prove its willingness to sell. As of the end of September, the company held 44,000 Bitcoins.
14:48
South Korean retail investors completed a major capital shift in Q3 this year, net selling over 5.5 trillion Korean won in KOSPI stocks while net buying approximately 10.15 trillion Korean won in US equities during the same period. Analysis indicates that the KOSPI index fell by about 18.8% in Q3, making it the worst-performing major global stock index, a stark contrast to US tech stocks which continued to hit new highs driven by AI infrastructure expansion. Furthermore, the appreciation of the Korean won also reduced the currency exchange costs for retail investors buying US stocks, accelerating capital outflow. This represents a 180-degree reversal from the first half of the year, when retail investors net bought nearly 100 trillion Korean won in KOSPI stocks.
14:47
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey plans a series of strictly short-term budget giveaways to help British voters with the cost of living, aiming to limit fiscal pain while staying within the country’s stretched public finances. He also hopes the war in Iran comes to an end.
14:47
RippleX engineer Mayukha Vadari warned that AI is making critical security vulnerabilities easier to discover and exploit. This follows the XRP Ledger (XRPL) development team's disclosure of a severe, decade-old vulnerability that could theoretically allow an attacker to mint 18.45 trillion XRP from a single transaction, 184 times its fixed supply. The vulnerability was discovered on September 21 by the AI security system Veria AI, and the XRPL team released an emergency update to fix it on September 25, though no evidence of exploitation has been found yet.
14:34
Blockchain analytics platform Bubblemaps alleged that Pump fun influencer Ethan (@0xEthan) used linked wallets to buy tokens before promoting them and sell shortly afterward. An analysis of 49 token callouts found that suspected linked wallets typically bought ahead of his posts and began selling within an average of three minutes after the first callout, sometimes while Ethan was still publicly bullish on the tokens. Bubblemaps estimated total profits and rewards of approximately $125,000, including $45,000 in trading profits and $80,000 in callout rewards. The wallet connections and earnings remain third-party estimates and have not been independently verified.
14:33
Solidigm, the NAND flash subsidiary of South Korean chipmaker SK hynix, is considering a U.S. listing and has met with several investment banks regarding underwriting, investment banking sources revealed on Sunday. Market observers anticipate Solidigm's valuation could reach $150 billion, with a potential fundraising target of $15 billion. This move has sparked debate among investors over whether it will unlock hidden value or dilute existing shareholder equity.
14:10
Foreign investors' holdings in Samsung Electronics dropped to 46.37% as of Thursday, marking an 18-year low despite the company's record quarterly earnings. Meanwhile, foreign ownership of SK Hynix also fell below 50%.
13:59
Al Jazeera analysis indicates that as the October 27 Israeli election approaches, the Gaza war has become central to domestic debate and accelerated a political shift to the right. Prime Minister Netanyahu has linked national security to the war to garner votes, while figures like far-right Finance Minister Smotrich and National Security Minister Ben-Gvir have expressed increasingly extreme views. For example, Smotrich called for "doing what we are doing in Gaza" in the West Bank, and Feiglin stated that "the enemy is Gaza, not Hamas." The analysis suggests that these statements are not fringe views but are aimed at portraying Palestinians as a "demographic and security problem" to win votes, leading the election to a competition over "who can most aggressively erase Palestinians."
13:31
Elon Musk reposts a tweet highlighting that nearly one in three Indian schools lacked internet access in the 2025–26 academic year, suggesting Starlink could help bridge the gap. The Education Ministry’s UDISE+ report recorded internet facilities in 67.4% of schools, with 477,491 out of 1,466,682 schools nationwide lacking access.
13:16
Samsung Electronics has reportedly secured buyers for approximately 80% of its memory chip production, including High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), for next year through long-term supply agreements, the Korea Economic Daily reported earlier this week. Global tech giants such as NVIDIA, Google, and Microsoft have signed chip supply agreements with Samsung covering more than five years, while companies that have not yet finalized contracts are reportedly vying for the remaining 20% of capacity.

Samsung Electronics stated during its Q2 earnings call that almost all major customers are requesting long-term agreements and admitted difficulty in meeting all demand. This trend has spread from memory chips to the entire AI infrastructure supply chain, covering multi-layer ceramic capacitors (MLCC), flip-chip ball grid array (FC-BGA) substrates, transformers, power equipment, and cooling systems. Market bargaining power is rapidly shifting towards suppliers, with 20% to 25% prepayments and mandatory purchase clauses becoming increasingly common.
13:06
The Afghan Taliban government recently opened a road through the Wakhan Corridor, a narrow strip of land in its northeastern border region, aiming to establish a direct trade route with China, which could potentially provide China with a gateway to the Persian Gulf in the future.
12:58
According to data released on Sunday by Rep. Kang Min-kuk of the People Power Party, the Bank of Korea and three state lenders recorded 1,024,478 hacking attempts through September, a 9.6% increase from 934,858 in all of 2025. The number of attempts has steadily climbed from 358,800 in 2020. No breaches resulting from these attempts were reported between 2020 and September 2026.
12:44
The Financial Times reports that millions are turning to chatbots for mental health assistance, but the technology's inability to go beyond words means it cannot fully heal them.
12:44
Companies are increasing personal security for top executives as the Kremlin orders an expansion of sabotage and and 'hybrid' operations.
12:44
Experts say mounting interest payments restrict China's headroom to revive domestic demand.
12:33
Seres Group and CATL signed a long-term strategic cooperation agreement in Chongqing on October 10. The two parties will accelerate the construction of the second phase of their "factory-in-a-factory" project, which has a planned annual production capacity of 10-12 GWh. Upon completion, the total annual production capacity of both phases will exceed 20 GWh. In addition, the two parties will collaborate on supercharging networks and battery services, and jointly explore markets in Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia. The AITO brand will continue to exclusively feature CATL batteries across all its models for the long term, while Seres' AIVA brand will adopt a battery swap model in the future. CATL will assist in promoting AIVA's battery swap and overseas businesses. CATL holds approximately 9.89% of AIVA through its subsidiary, Wentop Investment.
12:06
Hong Kong new home sales surged over 95% to about 1,500 units in September, with transaction value jumping 31.8% to HK$20.88 billion ($2.66 billion), according to Centaline Property. Analysts attribute the trend to developers cutting prices to clear inventory ahead of expected interest rate hikes, leading new-builds to far outsell used homes.
12:03
India's central bank is expanding its defense measures to stabilize the rupee, implementing some of its strongest actions since the 2013 taper tantrum. This could boost the rupee when trading resumes on Monday, but the question remains how far the central bank is willing to go amid increasing external pressures.
11:55
Analysts at Deutsche Bank's multi-asset strategy team downgraded their rating on US tech and large-cap growth stocks (MCG & Tech) from "overweight" to "neutral" in a report published on October 9. The analysts believe that the rally in US tech stocks, which began on July 29, has outperformed the broader market by 18.1 percentage points over 52 trading days, but the current market has peaked, and the recent risk-reward is no longer attractive. The bank's historical data tracking shows that tech stock rotations typically exhibit an "inverted V-shaped reversal," and once they peak and decline, the relative downside can be as much as 16 percentage points. The analysts noted that current tech stock positioning remains significantly overweight, while other sectors such as financials, industrial cyclicals, materials, and consumer staples are generally underweight. They expect capital to flow into these non-tech sectors, improving market breadth.
11:46
Yemen's internationally recognized government has warned of an "imminent health and humanitarian catastrophe" in the besieged city of Taiz, as medical services risk shutting down. The Ministry of Public Health and Population stated on Saturday that essential supplies like medicines, intravenous fluids, and fuel are "nearing depletion" in the city's health facilities. Emergency care, surgery, intensive care, dialysis, and neonatal services could be forced to stop, putting patients and newborns at immediate risk. The renewed siege by Houthi forces began in early October, cutting the last main road between Taiz city and government-held areas.
11:46
Iran's Revolutionary Guard announced via official media that it attacked a giant liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tanker named NV Sunshine in the Strait of Hormuz because the ship attempted to pass through "illegal routes." The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) agency stated on Sunday that a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz was hit on its port side by an unknown projectile and caught fire. The crew is safe, but the extent of damage and environmental impact are unclear.
11:33
Goldman Sachs internet analyst Eric Sheridan noted in an October 10 report that the U.S. AI hashrate leasing market exhibits a "short-term expensive, long-term cheap" characteristic. Short-term spot leasing generates an annualized revenue of approximately $40 billion to $50 billion per gigawatt, which is double that of long-term contracts ($20 billion to $30 billion per gigawatt), and 2 to 4 times the break-even threshold for hyperscale cloud providers' self-built capacity (approximately $12 billion per gigawatt). The analysis suggests that cloud providers like Google are leasing hashrate at a high premium primarily because their self-built capacity cannot keep up; once capacity catches up, the spot premium will disappear. JPMorgan Chase analyst Gokul Hariharan also pointed out that current spot prices cannot generate profit through service-paying customers and are mainly used for model training, with funding sourced from equity or debt financing. The Goldman Sachs TMT team listed the credit spreads of Oracle and Broadcom as key indicators for monitoring the risk of debt-driven AI capital expenditure, with Oracle's five-year CDS reaching an all-time high.

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