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10/12
19:41
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev sold 375,000 shares of Class A common stock worth approximately $42.6 million on October 5, reducing his direct holdings of Class A shares to zero. This marks the sixth time Tenev has reduced his Class A share holdings to zero in 2026. SEC filings show that Tenev sold the shares after converting Class B shares, which carry 10 times the voting power, into Class A shares through a pre-arranged trading plan. Although his Class A share holdings are now zero, Tenev still holds 47,419,572 Class B shares, plus a small number of Class A shares in a trust, totaling approximately $5.2 billion, and co-controls the majority voting rights of Robinhood with the co-founder.
19:37
Creditors of the struggling Mall of Berlin, including Germany’s largest occupational pension fund Bayerische Versorgungskammer, are looking to sell approximately €550 million ($615 million) of debt extended to the shopping complex. Concurrently, the mall's owners are also attempting to finalize a refinancing deal.
19:35
Donald Trump stated that Russia would release 4.8 million tons of diesel (approximately 35.8 million barrels), but according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), this would only meet nine days of U.S. diesel demand. Jefferies analysis points out that given the initial expectation of only 300,000 tons of supply, the severe limitations on Russian refining capacity due to Ukrainian attacks, and the fact that the promised supply needs to serve the global market rather than just the U.S., this deal is unlikely to substantially lower diesel prices.
19:34
Houthi missile and drone strikes on Saudi Arabia are intensifying, threatening critical oil infrastructure and exports through the Red Sea. Energy analysts warn that Yanbu and Jizan remain particularly vulnerable, potentially forcing Saudi Arabia to route more crude through the Strait of Hormuz, where shipping risks are also rising.
19:33
UBS noted in its latest research report that the AI investment narrative is shifting from model development to infrastructure construction, with power supply, data center capacity, and financing capabilities becoming core variables driving the next phase of AI trading. Catherine Gordon, UBS's expert in energy and resources, stated that the recent long-term power purchase agreements signed by Alphabet and Amazon further highlight the importance of power supply, while critical raw materials such as rare earths and tungsten are also gaining attention due to increased infrastructure investment.
19:28
Morgan Stanley's Chief Equity Strategist, Mike Wilson, noted in his latest weekly report that the U.S. 10-year government bond yield has risen by 120 basis points since February, leading to a significant tightening of financial conditions. He stated that the bond market is effectively taking over the Federal Reserve's role in raising interest rates, which might eliminate the need for the Fed to further increase policy rates. Wilson believes that a moderate U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, to be released this Wednesday, would help alleviate pressure on long-term yields. He advises investors to monitor two key forward-looking signals: the MOVE index, which measures bond market volatility, and the relative performance of financial stocks. This week, the third-quarter earnings reports from JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo will be crucial observation windows.
19:25
IREN, which has transitioned into an AI infrastructure company, has reportedly reached a multi-year cloud services agreement with AI company Anthropic, according to The Information. Following this news, IREN's pre-market share price rose by 4%.
19:25
Two days after its launch, crypto trading platform Papertrade has seen traders incur total losses of $32.4 million. Despite this, the platform's latest full-day data shows its revenue surpassed that of Pump.fun and Hyperliquid, with its internal fund pool holding approximately $4.27 million.
19:22
The Kremlin stated that Russian President Putin is prepared to halt Russian attacks during the Ukrainian presidential election day. However, Moscow rejected Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's proposal for a 60-day ceasefire, insisting on a broader peace agreement.
19:17
HKEX CEO said in a Monday blog post that the exchange is planning further measures to enhance market liquidity, attract more international investors, and expand the use of the yuan. Specific measures include expanding indices, derivatives, and yuan-denominated products, such as yuan-denominated gold futures and stock trading.
19:13
A year-end rally in global stocks will be pivotal on strong corporate earnings, as investor sentiment is currently weighed down by renewed fears over inflation, bond market volatility, and expenditures on artificial intelligence, according to Bloomberg Markets.
19:04
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) warned that stablecoins could expose gaps in cross-border financial rules during a market crisis and remain untested in such a scenario. The G20's financial watchdog called for more cross-border information sharing, monitoring, and planning for stablecoin distress or failure. The report highlights higher risks in multi-issuer structures where reserves might be trapped in one jurisdiction while redemption demands hit another, complicating cross-border crisis response. FSB Chair Andrew Bailey noted that national regulatory frameworks are developing at different speeds, and cross-border cooperation is still in its infancy. The stablecoin market has grown from $206 billion at the start of 2025 to $306 billion, mostly pegged to the U.S. dollar. The report comes days ahead of the G20 finance ministers and central bank governors' Oct. 15 meeting.
19:02
Singapore Gulf Bank announced it has expanded USD payment access through BNY Mellon's 24/7 USD Book Transfers service. This allows eligible payments to settle outside standard U.S. banking hours, including weekends and public holidays, and can be used for account funding, payables, and time-sensitive cross-border treasury transactions.
19:01
Blockchain data firm Bitquery's findings, released on October 9, 2026, reveal that lookalike payment addresses targeted nearly 4.5 million Solana wallets over 11 months. The technique, known as address poisoning, involves a small incoming transfer of 'dust' to plant a misleading entry in a wallet's payment history, placing a scammer's lookalike address near a legitimate one. Bitquery cited a November 17, 2025 case where a wallet first sent $10 in USDT to its Gate.io deposit address, then a lookalike sent dust 12 seconds later. The wallet subsequently sent a second $10 test to the fake address, followed by 30,749.80 USDT to the same incorrect address. The study identified 1,104 wallets that made qualifying payments totaling $940,106 due to this scam.
18:56
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi informed Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal by phone on Sunday that Tehran is willing to take steps to initiate dialogue between Saudi Arabia and Yemen (where the Houthi rebels are located). Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baghaei stated that Iran is still reviewing the US response to its proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and will reply through intermediaries.
18:56
Saudi-led coalition forces announced on Monday they were intercepting more drones and missiles targeting Saudi Arabia, following attacks by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels on Riyadh airport that resulted in multiple casualties. Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, France, Germany, and Japan have issued travel warnings advising their citizens to avoid King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and other Saudi destinations. The Saudi aviation authority has extended the suspension of airport operations. Previously, Riyadh airport was attacked multiple times last week, with Saturday's assault killing 12 people and injuring over 300, and another attack on Sunday killing 1 person and injuring nearly 12.
18:50
The bank is considering offloading credit risk linked to lending to European car dealerships, which are grappling with cost pressures and the transition to electric vehicles.
18:47
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia of violating the "energy ceasefire" unilaterally announced by US President Donald Trump over the weekend, stating that Ukraine would respond if attacks continued. Speaking via video link at the Warsaw Security Forum on Monday, Zelenskyy said Russia had violated the energy ceasefire announced by President Trump and urged the United States to intervene to ensure Moscow adheres to the truce. This follows overnight Russian attacks on Naftogaz, Ukraine's national oil and gas company, targeting its gas production facilities in the Kharkiv region, causing fires and damaging critical equipment.
18:47
The EU announced it has officially added nearly 1,600 new sanctions against Russia's military-industrial complex, including individuals and entities involved in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, aiming to maintain pressure on Moscow. EU foreign policy chief Kallas stated this is the largest expansion of the sanctions list since the Russia-Ukraine conflict began, making it more difficult, slower, and more expensive for Russia to produce weapons.
18:46
Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman stated that there would be a "serious" response to the Houthi attacks on Saudi airports and oil and gas facilities in Yemen. Previously, Houthi forces attacked Riyadh International Airport and another facility on Saturday and Sunday, killing 13 people and causing a temporary closure of Riyadh Airport. The Houthis claimed these attacks were retaliation for Saudi Arabia's "brutal aggression."
18:43
SWI Group, an Euronext Amsterdam-listed investment firm, announced it raised 800 million euros ($894 million) from institutional investors to transform Genesis Digital Assets, which it acquired from the FTX bankruptcy estate, from a bitcoin miner into an AI-focused data center. The capital increase values SWI Group at 6.1 billion euros. SWI had purchased approximately 40% of Genesis Digital in June for $500 million, completing the acquisition in August with 70% of the voting rights and renaming the unit SWI Digital.

This strategy reflects a broader trend where bitcoin mining enterprises are repurposing their power connections and data center sites for AI customers, with miners having signed over $70 billion in AI and high-performance computing contracts. SWI CEO Max-Hervé George stated he had “zero interest” in bitcoin mining, with the company selling Genesis Digital Assets’ sites in Kazakhstan to focus its U.S. and Swedish facilities on AI workloads. This pivot places SWI in competition with listed miners like TeraWulf and Core Scientific, which are also converting their infrastructure into AI hosting businesses.
18:42
India's retail inflation rate rose to 5.54% in September from 4.82% in August, slightly exceeding economists' expectations of 5.40% and marking a 22-month high. This is the 11th consecutive month of rising inflation in India, increasing pressure on the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to further tighten monetary policy. The RBI had already raised interest rates earlier this month for the first time since 2023.
18:32
Small tokens are outpacing major cryptocurrencies, with the CoinDesk 80 index rising around 3% over the past 24 hours, more than double the 1.2% gain in the CoinDesk 5. Bitcoin is trading below $83,500 after hitting a high above $84,000 on Sunday, and Ether has added around 2.5% to trade at $2,560. Meanwhile, U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $681 million of net outflows last week, the most since June. Oil prices also eased, with WTI futures down around 2% to $90 per barrel after President Donald Trump stated that Russia would supply 300,000 metric tons of diesel to global markets, partially easing sanctions.
18:30
Bitcoin's high correlation with the U.S. stock market, coupled with its greater volatility, makes it increasingly resemble a "stock market puppet," said Mike McGlone, Senior Commodity Strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, in an interview with Wealthion on October 1. He noted that Bitcoin has fallen about 4% this year, while the S&P 500 has risen about 3%, and Bitcoin has underperformed the stock market for nearly five years. McGlone added that he still maintains his view that Bitcoin could drop to $10,000 and sees no reason to abandon this prediction at present. He also stated that the broader crypto market is still undergoing a "cleansing."
18:19
UK authorities have frozen a £8.9 million (approximately $12 million) penthouse in London belonging to Thet Li, the alleged financial controller of Prince Group, The Sunday Times reported. Li is accused of managing a financial network linked to a $14 billion Bitcoin scam empire, which the US has sought to seize. UK authorities also allege that Li is a "key lieutenant" to the group's leader, responsible for managing its international financial network. Additionally, several luxury London homes and office buildings linked to Prince Group chairman Chen Zhi and another executive, Wu Anming, have also been frozen.
18:19
Wallstreetcn.com reports that after Bank of America and HSBC both raised their target prices for TSMC, HSBC's highest target is NT$3,800, and Bank of America's is NT$3,260, both maintaining a "buy" rating. Previously, Bloomberg calculated based on TSMC data that the company's third-quarter revenue through September reached NT$1.49 trillion (approximately US$46.7 billion), a 51% year-over-year increase, exceeding analysts' average expectations and the upper end of the company's guidance, primarily driven by strong ramp-up of 2nm process technology. TSMC is scheduled to release its Q3 earnings report this Thursday (the 15th).

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