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10/15
18:52
HashKey Chain's administrator temporarily moved 142,818 USDT through a contract swap. The original deposit code was restored approximately six minutes later, but a three-of-five multisig wallet retains immediate upgrade powers, according to The Defiant.
18:50
The U.S. military has drawn up plans for a new round of strikes against Iran, including the possible use of the GBU-43/B "Mother of All Bombs," one of the largest non-nuclear bombs in its arsenal, CNN reported on Thursday. Meanwhile, Iran has vowed to continue fighting for its demands. The White House is reportedly facing increasing pressure ahead of the midterm elections to show progress on its Middle East objectives, as soaring energy prices and broader cost pressures are impacting Americans. Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said in a televised address on Wednesday evening that Iran must continue to combine military and defensive capabilities, negotiations, and regional strategic influence to compel the U.S. to accept its demands.
18:37
Nuvei and Marqeta are among the first planned integrators, and local-payout coverage is expected to expand in 2027.
18:33
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)'s Generative AI (GenAI) Sandbox project has announced its results, with local banks such as Standard Chartered and HSBC showcasing various AI innovations. Among them, Standard Chartered's new platform, which was tested in the sandbox, can reduce the time to consolidate customer information from 4-5 hours to 1 minute. HSBC's deepfake detection tool successfully blocked approximately 20 attacks and plans to double the size of its AI expert team in Hong Kong within the next 2-3 years.
18:30
Russia's Ministry of Defense stated on Thursday that Ukraine attempted a large-scale attack on the Ryazan oil refinery, which resulted in a fire after drone debris fell. This follows Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's interview with the Financial Times, where he said he was "fed up" with former U.S. President Donald Trump's unilateral declaration of an energy ceasefire and would resume attacks on Russian oil refineries. Zelenskyy also accused the U.S. of withdrawing critical intelligence sharing, which he claimed weakened Ukraine's position on the battlefield. SpaceX CEO Musk posted on X, calling for Zelenskyy to "step down."
18:29
Starknet is holding a STRK holder vote on whether it should explore becoming an independent Layer-1 blockchain to reduce its reliance on Ethereum's quantum-safe upgrade timeline.
18:29
Against the backdrop of spreading credit risk in the AI industry chain, the 10-year US Treasury yield fell over 10 basis points to 5.081% on Thursday, hitting a three-week low. This broke the conventional logic that higher-than-expected inflation should push Treasury yields higher. CoreWeave's debt crisis has prompted the market to re-evaluate financing risks in the AI sector, with its bonds due in 2032 seeing yields surge above 15% and its five-year CDS widening by 135 basis points, implying a 63% probability of default over five years.

Wall Street institutions are divided on the allocation value of US Treasuries: Goldman Sachs, Citi, Morgan Stanley, MUFG, and Wells Fargo were among the first to recommend buying, believing that US Treasury yields now offer allocation value. Bank of America and Barclays, however, maintained reservations, warning that the market is underestimating the probability of Federal Reserve rate hikes. UBS maintained a tactical neutral stance.
18:24
Comments from Ukraine's leader have previously caused concern among European nations.
18:23
The cost of insuring against defaults by major U.S. tech companies has reached record highs as investors worry about AI spending, rising debt and higher interest rates. CoreWeave is under the most pressure, with credit markets pricing in an implied 63% probability of default within five years. Default insurance costs have also risen for Oracle, Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet and Meta.
18:17
Shiba Inu (SHIB) has fallen below its most important support level, now trading near $0.00000496. The cryptocurrency dropped from an opening price of $0.00000509 to a low of $0.00000483 today, decisively breaking below the 100 EMA at $0.00000528, which had served as a primary floor since August. Analysts note that there are few clear support levels remaining below.
18:15
NVIDIA announced it is expanding European scientific access to advanced technologies through open learning resources, collaborations, and computing resources, in support of the European Commission's "AI for Science Initiative" launched in Dublin.

NVIDIA will provide over 250 open models, 250 open datasets, and more than 1,400 open-source software projects, covering areas such as large language models, healthcare, robotics, and climate science. Additionally, NVIDIA is collaborating with cloud infrastructure partners and national AI factories in countries like France, Spain, and Sweden to provide sovereign European computing resources for startups and SMEs. Currently, 35 supercomputers are under development across the European continent, marking Europe's largest-ever supercomputing capacity build-out, aimed at providing next-generation infrastructure for over 3 million researchers.
18:10
Banque de France Governor Emmanuel Moulin told CNBC that despite political turmoil, France is "putting the house in order" and is capable of slashing its budget deficit. The country is currently under the EU's excessive deficit procedure, with its deficit at 5.1% last year. Moulin acknowledged market concerns over political uncertainty and rising borrowing costs, but expressed confidence in France's financial stability. He noted the government's objective is to achieve a 5% deficit, and aims to reach 3% by 2029.
18:08
According to Hacken, compromised suppliers, developer tools, and infrastructure components outside security audits drove about 77% of the quarter’s total losses.
18:08
Pre-market pressure on tech stocks in the U.S. is mounting, driven by factors such as rising financing costs for AI infrastructure and intensifying competition from China. CoreWeave (CRWV) fell 6.50%, with investors continuing to focus on its debt levels and the financing costs tied to data center expansion; Micron Technology (MU) dropped 4.00%, pressured by competition from China and uncertainty over AI demand; Oracle (ORCL) declined 2.25% amid concerns over the financing costs of its massive AI infrastructure investments; NVIDIA (NVDA) slipped 2.00%, weakening alongside the broader semiconductor sector as investors reassess AI valuations and spending expectations. Overall, rising financing costs and uncertainty over the AI spending outlook are prompting investors to rotate into more defensive sectors.
18:02
Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, is pushing for the expansion of African capital markets and plans to issue Global Depository Receipts (GDRs) in Egypt to broaden market access for his IPO in Africa.
17:57
The Kremlin stated that Ukraine's attacks on oil refineries contradict U.S. efforts aimed at achieving peace, adding that Ukraine's recent attacks on refineries are nothing new.
17:56
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse detailed the next phase of the XRP Ledger (XRPL)'s development, aiming to open XRPL to the U.S. regulated credit market by introducing a compliance layer. The plan includes adding native credit infrastructure and on-chain yield tools for institutional capital, and relies on two code amendments, XLS-65 and XLS-66, which are currently undergoing network voting. XLS-66, which will activate a term loan mechanism, currently has approximately 50-55% validator support and needs to reach 80% within two weeks to launch. The protocol will ensure compliance with Wall Street's stringent requirements through off-chain underwriting and borrower assessment, first-loss mechanisms, and KYC/AML verification. Institutions such as Evernorth and Doppler have indicated plans to launch native lending services immediately after activation in Q4 2026.
17:54
Al Jazeera reports that Balkan countries' relationships with Israel are driven by domestic calculations, transactional diplomacy, and unresolved identity politics, rather than a shared vision for the Middle East. Experts note that these countries have almost no common positions, with each pursuing its own interests. For instance, Bosnia and Herzegovina's stance reflects ethno-national divisions, Serbia blends defence economics with foreign policy, while Kosovo and Albania anchor their policies to security alliances with Washington. Croatia's foreign policy on Gaza is paralyzed by an executive rift.
17:53
France is facing a growing crisis of confidence in its public finances, with borrowing costs reaching their highest level in more than two decades. Investors are now demanding higher yields on French government bonds than on Italian or Greek ones. With public debt nearing 120% of GDP and a deficit above 5%, the government is under pressure to rein in spending. However, deep parliamentary divisions and an approaching presidential election are making it difficult to agree on a solution, raising concerns that France's troubles could spread across the Eurozone.
17:48
CryptoSlate analysis suggests that while Bitcoin has a significant buy wall around $80,000, it could be a liquidation trap. This comes as September's CPI data exceeded forecasts, with headline inflation at 3.7% year-over-year (vs 3.6% expected) and core inflation at 2.6% (vs 2.5% expected). Glassnode's on-chain data indicates a calmer holder base despite price action, but a sustained break below $80,000 could trigger long liquidations, potentially pushing prices towards $78,000, which is Bitcoin's True Market Mean (average cost basis for economically active investors).
17:47
Regional media outlets report that vessels violating regulations in the Strait of Hormuz were targeted, and explosions were heard.
17:46
CoinShares anticipates that initial inflows into Thailand's new Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs will be modest, despite the new regulations taking effect on Friday, due to competition from existing investment options.

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