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10/14
17:56
A British software engineer is suing BitMEX operator HDR Global Trading for the return of 324.8 BTC, worth approximately $27.2 million, alleging the crypto derivatives exchange traded with him in the UK without regulatory approval. The claim challenges 1,053 loss-making perpetual swap trades made between 2018 and 2022, arguing that BitMEX was not authorized to carry out such regulated activities in the UK. The lawsuit also accuses BitMEX of deceit, claiming the exchange knew it was unauthorized when it implicitly represented that it could lawfully trade with him. BitMEX spokesperson stated that no such claim has been formally served on HDR Global Trading Limited.
17:56
Evernorth Holdings rang the closing bell at Nasdaq today under the ticker XRPN, marking the listing of the first public fund based on the XRP token. However, since the trading terms were finalized in late 2025, the price of XRP has fallen sharply, leading to a nearly $450 million book valuation gap for Evernorth's assets. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has imposed a six-month lock-up period on shares held by insiders such as Arrington, Larsen, and Ripple, to prevent immediate selling.
17:54
Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold high-level cybersecurity talks on Wednesday, as Moscow warns of escalating digital threats. The Kremlin says countries are increasingly weaponizing cyber technologies, stressing that Russia must be prepared to respond.
17:51
Payward, the parent company of cryptocurrency exchange Kraken, has announced plans to acquire Saldo Bank, a Lithuanian bank regulated by the EU, according to the Financial Times. This move aims to expand its operations into traditional banking services such as lending and card issuance. The transaction price was not disclosed and is expected to be completed in 2027, pending regulatory approval.

Arjun Sethi, co-CEO of Payward, stated that the company plans to integrate cash, crypto assets, tokenized stocks, and credit, allowing customers to borrow without selling their assets. Saldo Bank obtained its EU banking license in 2021 and offers personal and business loans as well as term deposits. If the acquisition is completed, Payward will become the first digital asset company to acquire a European bank.
17:51
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) announced on October 14 that it will tender HKD 750 million of 3-year institutional government bonds on October 21, 2026, through the reopening of the existing 5-year government bond 05GB2912001. Settlement will be on October 22. The bond has an annual interest rate of 3.23%, pays interest semi-annually, and matures on December 5, 2029.
17:51
The HKMA will reopen the 10-year HKSAR institutional Government Bond issue 10GB3507001 on October 21, 2026, offering an additional HK$1.25 billion. The bonds carry a 3.17% annual coupon and mature on July 24, 2035.
17:47
Bitcoin briefly touched $84,000 in early Wednesday trading before quickly retreating, now down 0.5% to around $83,200, remaining constrained between the $81,000 50-day moving average support and the $84,000 resistance level. Market sentiment is affected by stagnant tech stocks and a sell-off in chip stocks, with traders awaiting the upcoming release of US September CPI data.
17:45
The White House is actively discussing limiting intelligence sharing with Kyiv, despite Donald Trump's public statement "we help them," Semafor reported. CIA Director John Ratcliffe reportedly opposes the move, while officials are considering restricting intelligence used to strike targets inside Russia. No decision has been announced yet.
17:43
China's aggregate financing to the real economy (AFRE) rose to 3.55 trillion yuan in September, a significant increase from 1.66 trillion yuan in August, data released by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) on Wednesday showed. New yuan loans also surged to 1.08 trillion yuan, far exceeding August's 60 billion yuan. As of the end of September, the outstanding AFRE grew by 7.1% year-on-year, slightly lower than the 7.2% recorded at the end of August.

Notably, in the first nine months of this year, bond and equity financing accounted for approximately 49.48% of the incremental AFRE, surpassing the share of loans by about 7 percentage points. This marks the second consecutive month that the proportion of stock and bond financing has exceeded that of loans, following August's historic first. Additionally, M2 money supply increased by 7.2% year-on-year in September, while M1 grew by 3.2%, further widening the M2-M1 "scissors gap" to 4 percentage points.
17:42
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) today released the key analytical accounts of the Exchange Fund for September, showing that foreign currency assets decreased by HK$76.7 billion to HK$3.576 trillion. The monetary base was HK$2.0902 trillion, claims on the Hong Kong private sector were HK$473 billion, and foreign currency liabilities were HK$135.3 billion.
17:25
Turkey's Central Bank Governor Fatih Karahan told investors in Bangkok that the country is allowing the lira to slide more quickly to prevent sharper weakness in the longer term. Karahan explained that the pass-through effect of currency depreciation to inflation has weakened due to softer economic activity.
17:25
Kotak Alternate Asset Managers Ltd., which manages over $22 billion in assets, predicts that global and domestic investors could inject as much as $5 billion into India’s private credit market over the next two years. According to Srini Sriniwasan, managing director of Kotak Alternate, these potential inflows highlight the increasing role of alternative capital in India, where banks have limited interest in financing infrastructure and are selective in lending to riskier borrowers.
17:23
Iran's Revolutionary Guard announced that a cargo ship carrying over 2,500 containers caught fire and sank after hitting a naval mine south of the Strait of Hormuz. The Guard claimed the vessel was using an unauthorized shipping lane and warned other ships of ongoing dangers in the area.
17:21
China's A-share gaming sector surged on October 14, with FunPlus hitting a 20CM daily limit. Baotong Technology, Caiser Culture, and DeNA China also rose to their daily limits, while Shatian Network and Dasheng Culture saw gains exceeding 5%. This concentrated rally was primarily driven by a confluence of three factors: First, the National Press and Publication Administration (NPPA) recently issued the "15th Five-Year Plan for Publishing Industry Development," which for the first time systematically included online games within a national-level five-year plan for the publishing industry. The plan clarifies strengthened regulation and guidance for healthy development, reclassifying the gaming industry as a "publishing industry with cultural attributes," thereby reshaping long-term policy expectations for the sector. Second, the NPPA issued 209 game licenses in September, marking the second consecutive month with over 200 approvals. This stable supply of licenses provides practical support for game companies' product pipelines. Additionally, AI's penetration into the gaming industry chain, through hardware upgrades (such as NVIDIA DLSS5) and large-scale application by leading companies (such as Tencent and 37 Interactive Entertainment), has significantly reduced game development and distribution costs, becoming a deeper logic for the industry's repricing.
17:14
All active and conditional orders for the PROMPTUSDT Perpetual Contract will be automatically canceled. Any open positions will be automatically closed, with the closing price based on the average index price in the 30 minutes prior to the delisting.
17:06
The International Energy Agency (IEA) stated in its latest monthly Oil Market Report, released on Wednesday, that OECD government-controlled oil inventories fell in August to their lowest level since at least December 1989, and declined further in September. The IEA expects global oil demand to decrease by 2.6 million barrels per day year-on-year in 2026, due to multiple pressures including the Iran conflict, damage to Russia's refining capacity, and accelerated depletion of strategic reserves. The report also anticipates that the oil market will remain undersupplied until the end of the year. The report expressed caution regarding the diesel supply agreement reached between Putin and Donald Trump, believing it is unlikely to substantially alter the global diesel market balance.
17:03
A Hyperliquid whale has realized a 2,200% profit on HYPE tokens, sending approximately $10.7 million worth of tokens to a Kraken deposit address. The wallet initially purchased 257,928 HYPE at $3.5 per token, totaling around $903,000. Six hours ago, 100,276 HYPE ($8.17 million) were transferred, following an earlier transfer of 30,228 HYPE ($2.55 million) a day prior. At the current price of about $82, the original position is valued at roughly $21 million, with the wallet still holding approximately 127,000 HYPE worth $10.4 million. The market has absorbed this selling, with HYPE trading near $82, down about 16% from its recent high of $98, showing short-term technical weakness but a continued upward long-term trend.
17:00
International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warned that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's reliance on economic growth alone would not be enough to quickly reduce the country's deficit and its $40 trillion debt pile, calling for additional fiscal consolidation measures. Georgieva made the remarks at a panel during the IMF-World Bank annual meetings in Bangkok. The IMF forecasts US growth at 2.3% for both 2026 and 2027, projecting government debt to reach 142% of GDP by 2031. Benchmark 10-year US Treasury yields were around 5.2% on Wednesday.
16:55
Jeffrey Papai, a credit sales trader at Goldman Sachs, stated in his latest report that the current stability in investment-grade credit spreads is not due to a dissipation of risk, but rather the pause in financing by AI tech giants since September 2025. He warned that this window of opportunity might close within the next two months, as approximately $150 billion in chip financing from companies like Broadcom, SpaceX, and OpenAI enters the preparation or issuance phase. He anticipates that AI-related investment-grade bond issuance will reach $275 billion in 2027, accounting for 20% to 25% of short-end investment-grade supply, significantly higher than this year's approximately 10%. At that time, regional banks, utility companies, and OpenAI's GPU loans will compete for insurance capital, putting significant pressure on the credit curve.
16:48
Mercuria Energy Group agreed a $250 million deal to buy copper from units of Shanghai Jayson New Energy Materials Group in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The agreement is another example of trading houses paying large sums upfront to secure copper supply as prices rise.
16:48
Al Jazeera reports that under international sanctions, Iranians transfer funds across borders through informal currency exchange networks, intermediary companies, private arrangements, and cryptocurrencies. However, these alternative channels come with high fees, exchange rate losses, fraud risks, and geopolitical shocks. The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned several Iranian cryptocurrency exchanges earlier this year, indicating that cryptocurrencies are not a completely reliable circumvention method. Furthermore, the Iranian rial continues to depreciate, having fallen over 10% against the U.S. dollar in the past month, over 55% in the past year, and nearly 90% in the past five years, severely eroding public purchasing power. Due to sanctions and conflict, Iran's import supply chain has been disrupted, with shipping times from Shanghai to Iran extending from 26 days to 102 or even 120 days.
16:46
Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc said on Wednesday at a business summit that Vietnam had submitted "final wording" for a trade agreement to the United States, hoping the deal could be signed quickly.
16:44
U.S. equity index futures edged higher and Treasury prices strengthened ahead of the release of September's consumer price inflation data, which will help shape investor expectations for the Federal Reserve's policy meeting in two weeks.

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