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10/13
22:04
The private equity industry is grappling with the challenges of higher interest rates, with smaller firms already feeling the impact, characterized by slower exits leading to diminished return expectations and subsequent staff attrition, according to The Wall Street Journal.
22:03
Stellar (XLM) transaction fees hit a 7-day low of $0.00012 on October 11, despite network activity peaking at 12 million transactions, averaging 139.15 transactions per second (TPS) on its busiest day of the week, according to blockchain fundamentals tracker Chainspect. This coincided with the recent Stellar Protocol 28 upgrade, "Adapter," which brought improvements allowing faster consensus even under load.
22:03
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 officially kicked off on October 13 at Moscone West in San Francisco, bringing together over 10,000 startup founders, investors, and tech leaders. The first day's events included the Startup Battlefield competition and discussions across six industry stages focusing on AI, FinTech, Climate Tech, and more.
22:02
According to data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR), existing home sales in the US rose by 1.5% month-over-month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.99 million units in September, exceeding market expectations of 3.95 million units. The median home price increased by 1.3% year-over-year to $417,500, setting a new record high for September. Housing inventory reached 1.6 million units, the highest level since November 2019.
22:00
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky suggested on Monday that recent strikes on Russian data centres had reduced Kremlin-linked bot networks, leading to "less hate, less division and fewer provocations" online. However, experts from BBC Verify and research group dTeam state there is no evidence these attacks have significantly reduced Russian influence operations.

Tech firm Cloudflare clarified that a decline in bot activity on Yandex's network, which some social media users cited as evidence, includes all automated internet requests for search engine indexing and is "not necessarily bot behaviour on social media platforms." Independent internet analyst Mikhail Klimarev suggested Yandex likely switched off its own crawling bots in response to severely degraded computing resources after Ukraine struck three of its data centres since October 8. Zelensky's office clarified the president was referring to the "atmosphere on social media" and reports of fewer provocative comments, rather than a fall in bot activity. While the strikes have disrupted Yandex's internet services, they have not been shown to impact Russia's disinformation campaigns.
21:54
Botswana and a group leading the race to buy De Beers are near an agreement on their future ownership stakes in the diamond miner, potentially paving the way for Anglo American Plc to finally exit the business.
21:53
Explosions occurred in Yemen's capital Sanaa following airstrikes by warplanes, Al Hadath reported, citing local sources. The identity of the aircraft, the targets of the airstrikes, and the extent of any damage are currently unknown.
21:53
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz held talks with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on regional issues on Tuesday. Merz stated that Iran must engage in serious negotiations and accused Tehran of destabilizing the region.
21:53
Yemen's internationally recognized government forces announced they conducted nine airstrikes on Houthi positions and military equipment in Taiz province on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia's energy minister vowed a "serious response" to the Houthi attack on a Saudi airport over the weekend, which killed at least 14 people.
21:53
Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor is scaling back its reseller network following a supply chain incident, with CryptoBilis removed from its list of sellers. Trezor stated that this move is a precautionary measure and there is currently no evidence that its devices have been compromised.
21:41
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) stated that digital cash can enable "cash-like privacy," but risks such as bank data breaches pose a threat to users.
21:39
German consumer electronics retailer MediaMarkt has ceased selling all Ledger hardware wallet products, removing them from both its online and offline platforms. This follows reports that some Ledger devices may have been implanted with physical spyware, leading to the theft of $86 million in funds. MediaMarkt has contacted Ledger regarding the incident and stated that it takes the matter very seriously. Ledger has indicated that, so far, only wallets sold by Malaysian distributor CryptoBilis have been confirmed to be involved in the fund theft, but it is reviewing reports of implants from other locations and distributors.
21:38
Alex Gladstein, Chief Strategy Officer at the Human Rights Foundation (HRF), stated in an interview that the greatest risk of artificial intelligence (AI) is not human extinction, but rather the concentration of its power in the hands of dictators, governments, and a few large corporations. He emphasized that localized, open-source AI is crucial for protecting human freedom, and believes that the notion of "AI will kill us all" is largely propaganda. Gladstein also mentioned that Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) are tools of oppression.
21:37
The EU's chief economic official, Dombrovskis, stated that an agreement between the EU and China to limit hybrid car imports is only the first step, as the trade imbalance between the two extends far beyond the automotive sector.
21:36
Bitcoin developer Paul Sztorc stated that the Bitcoin community might be deluding itself regarding the actual adoption of the Lightning Network. Despite developers claiming improved usability, the Lightning Network's widespread adoption in daily use remains questionable.
21:34
Goldman Sachs senior macro trader Bobby Molavi noted in his latest report that the U.S. equity market is overly reliant on a few large technology stocks, liquidity is deteriorating, and the AI capital expenditure cycle is approaching an inflection point. He identified three key signals: divergence between stock prices and actual earnings, repricing of AI borrowers in credit markets, and an actual slowdown in capital expenditure growth. The first two signals have already appeared. Goldman Sachs predicts that the capital expenditure growth of hyperscale cloud service providers may peak in Q3 2026. Additionally, the report mentioned that the spread between French bond yields and German 10-year bunds has reached 140 basis points, the highest since 1990, and highlighted pressures in energy markets.
21:34
Lookonchain monitoring shows that as of October 13, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of 788 Bitcoins (approximately $65.55 million) in a single day, and a net outflow of 8,267 Bitcoins (approximately $687.28 million) over seven days. Ethereum spot ETFs experienced a net outflow of 29,926 Ethereums (approximately $74.79 million) in a single day, and a net outflow of 217,087 Ethereums (approximately $542.51 million) over seven days.
21:31
European repo traders are increasingly turning to manual rather than automated trading to raise cash amid market turmoil triggered by the war in Iran. Brokers' share of the European repo market has risen to its highest level since 2012.
21:31
Europe has expressed concerns regarding the diesel supply agreement reached between Donald Trump and Russia. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated on Sunday that wartime funding for Ukraine would be a "core topic" at this week's European Council summit. Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen on Monday called on European countries to ban all Russian tourist visas to show support for Ukraine.
21:26
Mohsen Rezaei, Iran's security chief, warned that cables, data centers, and AI facilities in the Gulf region could be attacked if another war with the United States breaks out. This follows concerns over the security of internet cables connecting Europe and Asia, after Iran-backed Houthi rebels seized Yemeni territory along the Red Sea last month.
21:25
Yemeni government forces have made strategic advances in the Marib governorate, pushing on with operation “Dawn of Yemen” and claiming to have neutralized 950 Houthi fighters and destroyed 380 military vehicles in 1,879 precise strikes. Meanwhile, Houthi shelling on residential neighborhoods and al-Safwa Hospital in Taiz has killed five civilians and wounded 17 in the past 24 hours, exacerbating humanitarian conditions in the besieged city.

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