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10/13
22:59
AI-driven project AnyPS5 ports PS5 games to PC, achieving an 86% system library compatibility rate.
The open-source AI project AnyPS5 is working to natively port PlayStation 5 games to PC, having completed 86% of system library porting and 100% of GPU shader porting. The project aims to achieve better performance for PS5 games on PC by replacing Sony's system libraries rather than emulating the console. Community tracking shows that over 180 PS5 games have been attempted with the tool, but only a few have been verified as playable. Gaming content creator Schlayerr predicts that Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) could run on PC at significantly higher frame rates than on PS5. Theodore Agranat, Web3 Director at Gunzilla Games, believes it's technically feasible but is skeptical about achieving AAA game quality and performance at scale. Discord community members suggest that PS5 firmware updates could be a potential obstacle for GTA 6 running on PC via AnyPS5, as the project would need to synchronize updates to its conversion files.
22:57
Wintermute: NEAR Protocol Leads Crypto's AI Pivot Amid ETF Outflows
Market maker Wintermute reports that Near Protocol (NEAR) has emerged as the prime beneficiary of crypto's pivot to AI, defying significant outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs. The report notes weekly outflows of $679 million from spot Bitcoin ETFs and $542 million from Ethereum ETFs, the highest since June, with Bitcoin dropping 3.2% and Ethereum plunging 7.0%. This occurred as the US Federal Reserve's hawkish rhetoric, confirmed by recent meeting minutes, pushed 10-year US government bond yields to a multi-year high of 5.24%.

Despite the broader market downturn, Near Protocol, historically positioned as an AI-oriented blockchain, effectively ignored the market storm. Wintermute highlights two key drivers for NEAR's momentum: the introduction of post-quantum digital signatures to strengthen network security, and a powerful short squeeze triggered by bears attempting to short NEAR along with the rest of the market.
22:56
Saylor stated during a fireside chat at the World Bank DC Fintech Week that the future of Bitcoin is the future of finance.
Saylor stated that the future of Bitcoin is the future of finance during a fireside chat at the World Bank DC Fintech Week. He engaged in a 25-minute fireside chat with Chris Brummer, founder and CEO of The Fintech Foundation, discussing Strategy's vision as a reserve institution built on digital capital, digital credit, and digital equity, and Bitcoin as digital gold, digital capital, and the foundation of a new financial system. He also explored topics such as Strategy's role as a private central bank for the crypto economy and the creation of digital credit backed by USD reserves and Bitcoin.
22:56
Ledger confirms hardware implant in CryptoBilis reseller units steals recovery phrases, as MediaMarkt suspends sales in Europe
22:54
StarkWare Launches Shadow Accounts on Starknet
StarkWare has launched Shadow Accounts on Starknet, allowing applications to hold DeFi positions under separate, persistent identities. However, balances, amounts, and contract calls made through these accounts will remain public.
22:48
Singaporean VC firm Antares Ventures raises over $50 million for deep tech investments.
Singaporean venture capital firm Antares Ventures has raised over $50 million for its deep tech investments, aiming to eventually grow the fund's capital pool to $100 million.
22:45
Approximately 150,000 U.S. homeowners are facing the first reset of their adjustable-rate mortgages, potentially increasing their monthly payments by hundreds to thousands of dollars.
Approximately 150,000 U.S. homeowners with adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) will see their interest rates adjust for the first time this year, with another 186,000 and 155,000 homeowners facing their first adjustments in 2027 and 2028, respectively, according to the latest data from mortgage data company ICE Mortgage Technology. With current interest rates significantly higher than when many borrowers initially secured their loans, these homeowners could see their monthly payments increase by hundreds of dollars, with some even exceeding $1,000. For example, a seven-year ARM issued in 2019 with an initial median rate of 3% would now adjust to a median rate of 6.06%, leading to a median monthly payment increase of $1,080. There are currently 3.1 million outstanding ARMs in the U.S., with 1.05 million already in their adjustable phase. ARMs account for 5.6% of the total active mortgages in the U.S.
22:45
S&P 500 record rally meets risk of peaking earnings growth, as Corporate America faces higher bar to satisfy Wall Street
22:35
Israel's Supreme Court has ordered the government to provide a timetable for the return of Palestinian refugees to West Bank refugee camps, a move opposed by the Finance Minister and Defense Minister.
Israel's Supreme Court on Sunday ordered the government to provide a specific timeline for the return of Palestinians, forcibly displaced by the Israeli army in early 2025, to the Tulkarm, Jenin, and Nur Shams refugee camps in the West Bank, setting November 23 as the deadline for a response. In response, Israel's far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich rejected the ruling, warning that the return of residents could lead to the reconstruction of "terror infrastructure," and called on the government not to implement the decision. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz also opposed the court's intervention, emphasizing that the army's continued presence in the refugee camps is a security decision, and stated that military deployment would be maintained.
22:29
Researchers Reduce Bitcoin Quantum Security Protection Cost by 82% to $59
Researchers have reduced the estimated computational cost of a specialized Bitcoin quantum-safe transaction by 82% to $59. According to data from the Quantum-Safe Bitcoin Optimization Challenge, improvements in graphics processing software have lowered the projected cost from approximately $320 during StarkWare's initial mainnet demonstration in August, to $67 in September, and further to $59 on October 13. This breakthrough is expected to make this Bitcoin protection method more affordable against the potential threat of future quantum computers, without needing to wait for changes to Bitcoin's underlying protocol. Currently, about 6.04 million Bitcoin public keys are visible on-chain, facing potential quantum attack risks.
22:28
Russia expects talks with the US on bilateral issues by year-end, according to IFX.
22:27
UK FCA arrests three in major operation against insider dealing and money laundering ring
The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the National Crime Agency (NCA) conducted a joint operation on October 13, leading to the arrest of three individuals suspected of engaging in insider dealing and money laundering. Over 100 staff searched five residential premises in London and Manchester, seizing more than 30 mobile phones, laptops, and tablets. The suspects are currently being interviewed.
22:24
U.S. diesel futures surged 2.1% to $4.8239 per gallon, despite tax breaks and a Russian supply agreement.
U.S. diesel futures surged 2.1% to $4.8239 per gallon, despite tax relief measures and the lifting of sanctions on Russian diesel. Analysts warn that tax relief for dyed diesel offers little benefit to trucking companies, and additional Russian supply is unlikely to significantly ease prices in the short term. The global diesel market remains extremely tight, continuing to exert upward pressure on fuel prices.
22:24
Investors are flocking to long-term US Treasury bonds, as the market anticipates the Federal Reserve will hold rates steady in October and raise them by 25 basis points in December.
Investors are favoring long-term U.S. Treasuries, driving long-term yields down faster than short-term rates, according to BMO. The market widely expects the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates unchanged in October, followed by a 25 basis point hike in December. Recent comments from the Federal Reserve suggest a gradual tightening path, reducing market expectations for an October rate hike. Wednesday's CPI report will be the next major catalyst for the bond market.
22:23
Interactive Brokers launches Ethereum staking service through Zerohash
Interactive Brokers has launched an Ethereum staking service through Zerohash. Eligible clients will retain at least 70% of the staking rewards under the broker’s agreement, though withdrawals will remain subject to network waiting periods.
22:22
Russia's Oil Exports Slow as Black Sea Loading Takes Longer
Loading rates at Novorossiysk have slowed, with ships moored for twice as long as normal.
22:22
BHP improves wage offer to avert strike at Chile's Escondida copper mine as copper prices rally
BHP Group has improved its wage offer to a union at the massive Escondida copper mine in Chile, in a final bid to avert a strike. This development occurs as copper prices rally and striking workers at an Antofagasta Plc mine also return to the negotiating table.
22:08
CC (Canton) surged 6.83% in 4 hours, now trading at $0.129.
22:08
Microsoft's stock is poised to hit a new high for the first time in nearly a year, as the AI frenzy continues to fuel its four-month rally.
22:06
Cleveland Fed President Hammack: Investors are more focused on "what the Federal Reserve will do" rather than "what it should do."
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack stated that investors trade more on what they think the Federal Reserve "will do" rather than what it "should do." She believes this view contradicts Kevin Warsh's stance advocating for less forward guidance to pursue purer market signals. Citing her three decades of market experience, Hammack said that markets seek any guidance from the Federal Reserve, and bankers and investment professionals' primary goal is to generate returns for themselves and their clients, leading them to react more to expectations of the Fed's actions.
22:04
The Wall Street Journal: Private equity industry faces higher interest rate challenges, with smaller firms already seeing staff departures.
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
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 kicks off in San Francisco.
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
U.S. September existing home sales exceeded expectations, with home prices reaching a new September record high.
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.
22:02
U.S. existing home sales in September rose to 3.99 million units, exceeding expectations with a 1.5% month-over-month increase, while the median price reached a new high for the period, according to NAR data.
22:02
Yemen's Houthi group claims to be responding to Saudi attacks on Sanaa.
22:00
Experts find no evidence Ukraine's data centre strikes impacted Russian bot networks, despite Zelensky's claims
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.
22:00
USDG (Global Dollar) saw $2.97 million in trading volume over the past hour, 11.2 times its 7-day average for the same period. It is currently trading at $1.001.
21:54
Botswana Said to Near Agreement on Size of Its De Beers Stake
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.
21:54
Houthi-run Al-Masirah TV reports an attack on Yemen Oil Company in Sanaa

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