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10/14
03:32
BlackRock downgrades U.S. equities to neutral from overweight, increases preference for short-term U.S. Treasuries.
BlackRock downgraded U.S. equities from overweight to neutral and increased its preference for short-term U.S. Treasuries. This move is driven by growing concerns over AI-related volatility and rising borrowing costs. Previously, Broadcom CEO Hock Tan likened speculative AI investments to gambling, intensifying market worries that the substantial capital flowing into the AI sector might not generate sufficient returns.
03:32
Bitcoin rebounded above $83,000 on Tuesday, following over $800 million in cryptocurrency liquidations, with long liquidations accounting for 84.5%.
Bitcoin rebounded above $83,000 on Tuesday after cryptocurrency liquidations exceeded $812.9 million, affecting 170,209 traders. Long liquidations accounted for $686.72 million, or 84.5% of the total. Bitcoin's own liquidations amounted to $192.14 million, with nearly 74% being long positions. CryptoQuant analyst JA Maartunn reported that Bitcoin's net taker buy-sell ratio has turned negative again, indicating stronger selling than buying in the derivatives market. Passive buying and short covering may be supporting the price, but there is a lack of sustained aggressive demand growth.
03:31
Cleveland Fed's Nowcast for Inflation: US Core CPI MoM Rises 0.20%, Largely in Line with Wall Street Expectations
The Cleveland Fed's Nowcast inflation forecast indicates that the US core Consumer Price Index (CPI) is expected to rise by 0.20% month-over-month, closely aligning with analysts' median forecast of 0.21%. Furthermore, the headline CPI is projected to increase by 0.53% month-over-month, falling below analysts' forecast range of 0.55% to 0.62%, suggesting that overall inflation might be slightly below expectations.
03:27
Saylor reposted Metaplanet's announcement: It will issue 52 billion JPY zero-coupon convertible bonds to repurchase shares, reduce secured debt, and release collateralized Bitcoin.
Saylor reposted a Metaplanet announcement stating that the company today announced it will issue 52 billion JPY zero-coupon Euroyen convertible bonds while simultaneously conducting a share buyback. These actions are designed to repurchase shares below net asset value, reduce secured borrowings, and free up Bitcoin currently held as collateral, all through debt with no periodic interest payments. Metaplanet stated that this move will lower interest costs, extend borrowing terms, repurchase a significant amount of outstanding shares at a discount, and enhance its credit capacity to execute strategic initiatives.
03:20
Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor predicts Bitcoin bear market is over, expects BTC to surge above $100,000 and plans to increase purchases
Strategy ($MSTR) Chairman Michael Saylor stated that Bitcoin's bear market has ended, forecasting a return above $100,000. He believes BTC bottomed just below $60,000 and expects 20–30% annual growth over the next few years. Saylor also revealed plans for Strategy to increase Bitcoin purchases and issue more securities. Bitcoin is currently trading near $83,000. Meanwhile, MSCI's upcoming index decision could threaten Strategy's inclusion in major benchmarks, potentially affecting billions in investment flows.
03:18
Robinhood Opens Social Trading Feed to Eligible US Customers
The new feature allows users to share charts and portfolio allocations. A rollout on the Legend desktop platform is planned in the coming weeks.
03:18
Blockchain.com Seeks CFTC Licenses for US Derivatives and Prediction Markets
The company is seeking both exchange and futures-broker registrations to serve retail and institutional customers. The proposed US offering still requires approval.
03:16
Dell CEO Michael Dell says AI models need safeguards and controls, with government playing a role
Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell stated that artificial intelligence models "have to have safeguards and controls" amidst ongoing debates about the technology's potential threats. He believes both companies building AI tools and governments have a role in ensuring safety, though he declined to specify what government involvement might entail. Dell also addressed rising opposition to data centers, calling the increased discussion "a good thing" and expressing confidence that efficiency improvements would prevent it from becoming a major impediment by 2027.
03:09
Forecasters anticipate a big rise in energy prices for US September CPI, driving up headline inflation but with a tamer core reading.
03:07
Saudi coalition strikes Houthi fuel depot near Yemen's capital Sanaa
The Saudi-led coalition announced a strike on a fuel depot near the Houthi-controlled capital, Sanaa, accusing the Houthis of using the facility to support missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia. The Houthis have warned they will retaliate by targeting Saudi cities, including the airport and Aramco refinery in Riyadh and Aramco's headquarters in Dammam. This comes after recent Houthi attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, which killed 13 people on Saturday and one person the following day.
03:06
UKMTO: Received a Report of an Incident Within the Strait of Hormuz
03:05
U.S. diesel futures surge 4.5% to a two-week high, despite President Trump's agreement to suspend sanctions on Russian diesel exports
U.S. diesel futures surged 4.5% to a two-week high, despite President Trump's agreement to suspend sanctions on Russian diesel exports. Energy traders warn that the additional Russian supply is insufficient to meaningfully lower fuel prices. Meanwhile, U.S. retail diesel averages $6.28 per gallon, near September's record of $6.53. Lawmakers from both parties are also questioning the deal's legality.
03:03
Saylor reposts Phong Le's tweet: AI will demonetize equities based on labor and talent; investors will seek scarce assets robots can't replicate, mentioning Bitcoin.
03:02
Base Introduces Earn & Borrow With Aave and Morpho
The Base platform now allows applications to embed variable-rate stablecoin lending and crypto-backed loans. Borrowers using these features remain subject to the underlying protocols’ liquidation rules.
03:00
Coinbase Releases Post-Quantum Security Recommendations for Bitcoin, Stating Migration Could Take Years and Urging Early Preparation
Coinbase, which custodies approximately 5% of existing Bitcoin, has released its technical considerations for Bitcoin's transition to post-quantum security, warning that the migration could take several years and urging early preparation from all parties. The company recommends exploring flexible output designs such as BIP-360 (P2MR) and P2TRv2, and adopting a phased transition approach to support both classic and post-quantum signature mechanisms. Coinbase also emphasized that issues such as dormant funds, lost private keys, and unmigrated wallets should be addressed separately to avoid delaying the broader post-quantum security upgrade.
03:00
Strategy's Saylor expects Bitcoin to break $100,000 again.
02:59
Chilean pension funds face billions in US rate swap losses
Chilean pension funds, used by millions, are racing to close out US interest rate swap bets that backfired following the Iran war, which unleashed a global inflation shock and exposed them to billions of dollars of losses.
02:58
Global chip stocks plummet, AI investment logic shifts from growth pursuit to return scrutiny.
On Tuesday, October 13, the global sell-off in AI chip stocks continued to spread, with the KOSPI index closing down 5.5% and Japanese memory chip manufacturer Kioxia falling over 10%. During U.S. trading hours, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index briefly dropped over 3%, and Micron Technology fell over 6%.

Reuters analysis indicates that this sell-off is not driven by a single factor but rather by increased market scrutiny of the AI infrastructure investment boom. This includes rising interest rates, bond market volatility, escalating AI financing costs, and doubts about whether massive capital expenditures can translate into actual returns. Last week, Firmus, a data center operator with NVIDIA holdings, shelved its planned $5 billion IPO in Australia. Concurrently, Chinese memory chip manufacturer CXMT disclosed progress in its 4F² DRAM architecture research and development, further triggering market concerns about the competitive landscape of the memory industry.

BlackRock's research department on Monday downgraded its outlook for U.S. equities to "neutral," citing potential market volatility stemming from AI infrastructure development. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) also warned on Tuesday that the impact of an AI market correction could spread globally, as investors shift from chasing AI growth to scrutinizing capital returns.
02:57
Ex-gang leader sentenced to 40 years to life in prison for orchestrating 1996 murder of rap star Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas
02:55
Saylor retweeted a Strategy tweet: The company has launched a YouTube channel exclusively for Bitcoin content.
This channel will focus on all Bitcoin-related content from Strategy, including earnings calls, investor Q&As, and conversations with Saylor and Phong Le.
02:54
Russia arrests Japanese journalist on espionage charges
Russia has arrested a reporter for the Hokkaido Shimbun on espionage charges, the Financial Times reported. The arrest follows a series of detentions condemned as politically motivated.
02:51
Natural gas is up 4.01% intraday, currently trading at $3.294.
02:47
cirBTC Borrowing on Morpho Tops $190 Million as Arc Liquidity Tightens
cirBTC Borrowing on Morpho Tops $190 Million as Arc Liquidity Tightens. About 97.4% of supplied USDC is borrowed in the main market, compared with 8.1% when Circle Mint opened access on Sept. 21.
02:47
Avalanche highlights integration with Korea Securities Depository's tokenization platform
The Korea Securities Depository (KSD) is building a tokenization platform designed to connect with Avalanche, Hyperledger Besu, and Hyperledger Fabric. Samsung SDS aims to complete the platform by February 2027, ahead of Korea's broader tokenization rollout in 2027.
02:41
ECB Chief Economist Philip R. Lane highlights AI's opportunity for Europe, notes significant gap with US and East Asia
European Central Bank Chief Economist Philip R. Lane stated that AI offers a significant opportunity to improve global living standards and productivity, but Europe faces challenges and lags behind the US and East Asia in AI development and adoption. Lane noted that euro area firms are set to dedicate about 10% of their total investment to AI this year, and 64% of firms reported using AI experimentally or moderately in Q4 2025, with 7% using it significantly. The proportion of workers using AI in Europe has doubled over the last two years, reaching 52% from 26% in 2024. However, digital investment in the US has grown twice as fast as in the euro area over the past two years, and US workers spend two to three times more working week hours using AI. In terms of AI frontier models, the US and China have produced 59 and 35 notable models respectively, while France and the UK have produced one each. The US also hosts 75% of global AI computing capacity.
02:41
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a lawsuit against Musk's DOGE unit records, which the Trump administration claims are exempt from public information requests.
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a lawsuit filed by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) seeking public records related to billionaire Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). This marks the second time the Supreme Court has intervened in the case, having previously ruled in June 2025 that a lower court's order was overly broad. CREW alleges that DOGE is a federal agency subject to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), while the Trump administration argues that DOGE, as a presidential advisory body, is exempt from FOIA requirements.
02:40
Donald Trump stated that both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wish to end the Russia-Ukraine war but do not know how to reach an agreement.
Donald Trump stated that both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wish to end the Russia-Ukraine war but are unsure how to reach an agreement. He said the United States would continue to share intelligence with Ukraine and defended his decision to temporarily ease restrictions on Russian diesel exports.
02:38
Riyadh Airport in Saudi Arabia attacked, 13 dead and 300 injured; aviation industry faces new geopolitical challenges; Delta Air Lines postpones new Saudi routes.
A deadly attack on Saudi Arabia's King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the country's second busiest, last week killed at least 13 people and injured over 300, highlighting the widespread impact of Middle East conflicts on air travel. The attack forced airlines to cancel flights in the Middle East, close airspace, and raised new security concerns for commercial aviation. Delta Air Lines has postponed its direct Atlanta-Riyadh route, originally scheduled to launch this Sunday, until March next year. Aviation security experts note that civil aviation is becoming a direct target of geopolitical conflicts, a "new paradigm" not seen in decades.
02:36
New York Fed President Williams: The future path of the economy may or may not require higher interest rates; it's currently uncertain.
New York Fed President Williams stated that the economy could evolve in a way that requires a higher interest rate path to achieve its goals, but there are just as many future economic paths that suggest this is not necessary, and it is currently impossible to determine which situation applies.
02:31
Activist investor Ancora is pushing UK-listed Big Yellow Group to explore a sale
Activist investor Ancora Holdings Group has built a stake in UK-listed Big Yellow Group Plc and is pushing the self-storage company to explore a sale, according to a presentation reviewed by Bloomberg News.

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