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10/16
00:08
The White House, citing a new report by the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), stated that radical Democrats' mass amnesty and open borders agenda could cost American taxpayers $49 trillion over the next decade, or over $350,000 per household. The report warns that if effectuated, these policies, including free healthcare and government programs for illegal aliens, would lead to significant increases in federal spending. For instance, SNAP benefits would jump by $3.6 billion to $4.7 billion annually, HUD housing assistance by $2.3 billion to $3 billion, and Medicaid by $30 billion to $40 billion per year.
00:06
Japan's Senior Ministry of Finance Official stated that G7 and G20 meetings did not specifically debate recent stock market moves, when asked about the steep global sell-off.
00:03
Hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger on Thursday released a statement detailing previously reported incidents of user funds being stolen, stating that a "highly organized" criminal group spent millions of dollars to tamper with Ledger devices and reintroduce them into the supply chain, thereby stealing user funds. The group built a complete logistical and technical infrastructure, patiently waited, and then emptied wallets in a coordinated operation. Ledger emphasized that there were no flaws in its chips, operating system, or servers, and its systems were not compromised; the problem lay in the distribution channels after the devices left its control. Blockchain investigator Specter estimates that losses from these tampered devices have reached $86 million. Ledger has suspended sales through authorized dealers in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong and is cooperating with law enforcement to trace the funds and dismantle the attackers' infrastructure.
00:02
According to U.Today, in October 2026, global Google search interest for "Bitcoin" and "BTCUSD" significantly declined, reaching multi-year lows. On-chain analyst Willy Woo noted that historically, periods of low retail search activity often precede the formation of long-term price bottoms. However, Google Trends data also showed that searches for "buy crypto" reached a yearly high during the same period, indicating that retail funds have not left the crypto industry but have shifted to other tokens in pursuit of higher returns. The article suggests that with the influx of institutional capital, Bitcoin's price reliance on retail user search volume has diminished, and Google Trends now more accurately reflects retail sentiment and the degree of market speculative overheating.
00:01
Multiliquid, a settlement platform for tokenized assets, has raised $8 million across its pre-seed and seed funding rounds. Polychain led the seed round.
00:00
Peru's economy grew by over 3% for the second consecutive month, meeting market expectations, primarily driven by strong performance across most sectors.
10/15
23:53
The Australian dollar touched the lowest level since early July, extending its decline after domestic labor data pushed traders to scale back expectations of interest rate increases from the Reserve Bank of Australia.
23:52
Australia's securities regulator, ASIC, has proposed tougher operating standards for cryptocurrency exchanges and custodians, including a minimum A$14 million net tangible assets requirement for platforms not using third-party custody. For those utilizing independent custodians, the starting capital requirement would be A$200,000. These proposals are part of a consultation package released on October 15, aiming to bring crypto platforms under safeguards comparable to traditional financial institutions, ahead of a new licensing regime taking effect in 2027. Submissions for feedback close on November 27, with final guidance expected in March 2027.
23:51
Cardano (ADA) extended its decline early Thursday, following a CPI report that showed inflation was above expectations, leading to a broad sell-off in the cryptocurrency market. According to CoinGlass data, Cardano saw a total of $4.27 million in liquidations, with long liquidations reaching $4.20 million and short liquidations only $73,080, resulting in a long-short liquidation imbalance of 5747%. As of press time, ADA was down 1.33% over the past 24 hours to $0.224, having earlier dipped to $0.216 during the session. The broader crypto market also faced significant selling pressure, as Wednesday's inflation data fueled concerns that the Federal Reserve might raise interest rates this month.
23:47
Mohamad Elmasry, a professor at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, stated that the Saudi-led coalition's press conference aimed to address 'military and security failures,' as missiles penetrating defenses have damaged perceptions of Saudi deterrence. He added that the Houthis also face an 'image crisis,' with their actions against civilian infrastructure viewed as 'reprehensible' by the global community. Elmasry noted that the international community remembers the Saudi-led coalition's alleged 'war crimes' between 2015 and 2022, according to Al Jazeera.
23:44
Visa Direct has partnered with Inyo Global to move USDC prefunding into production. This allows eligible payment providers to fund cross-border payouts around the clock through the same Inyo APIs they already use.
23:44
According to Al Jazeera, an Israeli airstrike on a residential building in the al-Maghazi refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip caused extensive damage to surrounding homes, with casualties still being tallied.
23:43
Data released by the U.S. Department of Labor on Thursday showed that the Producer Price Index (PPI) rose by 1.3% month-over-month in September, significantly exceeding market expectations of 0.6% and marking the largest monthly increase since March 2022. This pushed the year-over-year PPI increase to 6.3%, a new high since December 2022, with a 20% rise in gasoline prices being a major contributing factor. Excluding food, energy, and trade services, core PPI still increased by 0.5%, indicating broad inflationary pressures. Wall Street economists anticipate that the September core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation, to be released later this month, will rise by 0.32% month-over-month, higher than August's 0.25%. Kathy Bostjancic, Chief Economist at Nationwide, warned that despite recent dovish remarks from Federal Reserve officials moderating expectations of continuous rate hikes, there is still a real risk that the Federal Reserve could raise rates again within two weeks. The market currently assigns a 29% probability to a rate hike at the Federal Reserve's meeting at the end of this month, but a 91% probability of at least one rate hike by December.
23:42
Officials from more than 10 countries, including Turkey, Pakistan, Kuwait, Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia, and Iran, walked out during an address by Israeli President Isaac Herzog at a summit in Azerbaijan.
23:38
France will increase aid to farmers to approximately 2 billion euros (about $2.2 billion) to help them cope with the devastating effects of extreme weather and high fuel and fertilizer prices, Bloomberg Markets reported.
23:37
Al Jazeera reported that the Houthi attack on the Presidential Palace in Aden was their first operation targeting the headquarters of Yemen's internationally recognized government. The report stated that the attack resulted in the death of security personnel, but government officials survived, calling it an assassination attempt. This move signals a continued escalation of the conflict between the two sides, with many Yemenis fearing it could lead to a full-scale civil war and potentially draw in other regional powers beyond Saudi Arabia.
23:33
White House officials told Al Jazeera that President Trump is considering all options to ensure Iran does not acquire nuclear weapons. U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth also stated yesterday that his and Trump's responsibility is to "take necessary actions" to prevent Iran from possessing nuclear capabilities.
23:26
ECB officials are growing impatient with Christine Lagarde's clarification of her plans.
23:24
JPMorgan Chase is considering restarting a new debt sale for Qualtrics International Inc., after underwriters were stuck with over $5 billion in loans earlier this year.
23:20
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Russia has launched nearly 1,000 drones since yesterday, alongside multiple waves of ballistic missile strikes targeting Ukrainian infrastructure. Following talks with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Brussels, Zelenskyy called for urgent deliveries of ballistic missile interceptors and F-16 ammunition. He also warned that Starlink restrictions are creating additional challenges for Ukraine's defense.

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