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10/18
04:02
Yemen's internationally recognized government forces announced today they repelled a second Houthi attack on the Shaqab front, south of Taiz, following several hours of intense clashes. They also conducted four airstrikes targeting Houthi sites and weapons in northwestern Taiz, destroying materiel and causing casualties among militia members.
03:05
Ledger confirmed an unauthorized hardware implant in devices sold by authorized Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis, which stole 24 recovery words during setup via an embedded SIM card. Blockchain analytics firm Bitquery estimates attackers stole $102 million from 324 wallets across six networks. Ledger has asked resellers in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong to suspend sales and is tightening controls on returned products.
02:45
Israeli drones attacked several locations in the Gaza Strip on Saturday, killing at least six Palestinians, according to Palestinian medical and emergency workers, as deadly attacks continue despite a year-long "ceasefire." UNICEF reported that over 340 children have been killed in attacks since the ceasefire took effect on October 10, 2025. The latest data from the Gaza Ministry of Health shows that 1,511 Palestinians have died and 5,375 have been injured since the ceasefire.
02:15
Turkish Justice Minister Akın Gürlek confirmed on Saturday that Hex and PulseChain founder Richard Heart (legal name Richard James Schueler) was arrested in Istanbul on Wednesday. Police seized $7.15 million in cash, 6 cold wallets, 7 firearms, and 1,400 rounds of ammunition during related searches. Heart and his wife were detained in the Istanbul operation, followed by the arrest of three individuals identified as Heart's bodyguards. Gürlek stated that the operation was carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office in cooperation with the city's police intelligence and financial crimes departments, with support from the Turkish intelligence agency MİT. The search also uncovered 160,000 Turkish Lira, 28 watches, 97 pieces of jewelry, 300 bags, and 19 graphics cards, as well as 9 vehicles registered in his wife's name. Gürlek linked Heart's red notice to a $1 billion crypto fraud case alleged by the United States and Finland, with Finnish authorities seeking his arrest for suspected aggravated tax evasion and assault. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)'s lawsuit against Heart was dismissed by a federal judge in February 2025 due to jurisdictional issues, and the agency decided not to refile the lawsuit in April of the same year.
02:05
US Central Command spokesperson Tim Hawkins stated that the "vast majority" of Iranian attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz are "unsuccessful," with 97% of ships transiting safely without being hit. Hawkins told Fox News that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) attacks are "unjustified" and are not achieving their objective of closing the Strait of Hormuz, adding that the US military has assisted in providing coordinated protection for thousands of ships.
02:04
Ledger co-founder Nicolas Bacca reacted to AI Claude's discovery of the ECDSA curve origins, playfully stating "Checkmate Satoshi." Claude reportedly uncovered on October 16 that the NIST P-curve seeds, long suspected of harboring NSA backdoors, were actually generated by a 1990s random-number generator seeded with Unix timestamps. Blockstream CEO Adam Back attributed the long-standing mystery to "NSA's fault for not revealing the reproducible steps," while Coinbase wallet lead Pete Kim noted the discovery validates Bitcoin's choice of secp256k1 over P-256, writing "turns out there is no backdoor after all."
01:59
Houthi official spokesman Yahya Saree stated that the Saudi-led coalition aircraft carried out 53 air raids over the past 24 hours, targeting civilian areas in Sanaa and the governorates of Taiz, Ibb, Lahj, Sa’dah and Amran. According to Saree, there have been 2,542 Saudi-led strikes and missile attacks since the escalation began.
01:36
U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday signed an executive order suspending sanctions against Russia and countries purchasing its oil and gas, stating the move was in the U.S. national interest. The sanctions, originally set to take effect in a few days, were part of the bipartisan "Lindsey Graham Sanction Russia and Iran Act" that Trump signed last month. The action immediately drew strong opposition from Republican and Democratic lawmakers, who accused Trump of being "extremely irresponsible," betraying Ukraine, and disregarding congressional intent. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy also posted criticism on Saturday, stating that easing pressure on Russia would only encourage its continued aggression. Congress is currently in recess until after the November 3 midterm elections, limiting opportunities to immediately challenge Trump's decision.
01:35
Bernard Baudoux, the mayor of Aulnoye-Aymeries, France, stated that if Israeli settlers act in such a manner, it indicates the Israeli government's tolerance of their actions. This follows an incident where Baudoux and a convoy of European diplomats were attacked by settlers while en route to Taybeh village in the occupied West Bank.
01:19
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar stated on Saturday that the visit of European officials to the village of Taybeh in the occupied West Bank was "uncoordinated." This followed an attack by Israeli settlers on a convoy of Palestinians and European diplomats, during which a visiting French mayor was assaulted. Saar condemned the "serious violence by Israeli rioters in the Taybeh area" on social media, adding that Israeli police had launched an investigation. He further stated that the Foreign Ministry is in contact with the ambassadors of the relevant countries to assist law enforcement in identifying the attackers and bringing them to justice.
01:11
According to Al Jazeera, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar announced on October 8 that Colombia would move its embassy to Jerusalem, noting that Brazil might soon follow suit. The report stated that relations between Latin America and Israel are shifting as right-wing parties come to power in the region. For example, Colombia's new government has already planned to move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and recognize Israel's control over the Golan Heights. Argentine President Milei, former Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz, Chilean President Kast, and Honduran President Asfura have also taken similar actions, including reappointing ambassadors to Israel or planning embassy relocations. Additionally, Venezuela announced in August that it would restore consular relations with Israel.
01:11
A Federal Election Commission filing, signed October 15, shows Defend American Jobs, an affiliate of the crypto Super PAC Fairshake, disclosed a $5.2 million media buy opposing Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown, followed by another roughly $1.95 million buy days later. This pushes Fairshake's total spending against Brown past $46 million, making the Ohio contest the most expensive target of the crypto industry's 2026 campaign. The renewed Senate blitz comes days after Fairshake expanded its map to 32 House races, backing 19 Republicans and 13 Democrats who voted to advance the Clarity Act.
01:05
According to Nikkei Asia, Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs plans to approve an Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with Bangladesh during the current Diet session, aiming to deepen cooperation between the two countries and counter China's growing influence.
01:04
Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, and Morgan Stanley view tokenization as a growth opportunity rather than a threat, as revealed during their third-quarter earnings calls this week. Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon highlighted potential for increased trading products, activity, and clients, comparing it to the growth of electronic stock trading. Wells Fargo is already processing cross-border payments using tokenized deposits, with CFO Michael Santomassimo seeing it as a way to expand internationally without a large branch network. Morgan Stanley CFO Sharon Yeshaya emphasized that while tokenization speeds up asset transfers, it reinforces the need for advisory services, presenting new opportunities for its wealth management and institutional securities businesses.
01:02
The spokesperson for Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi met with Lebanese Foreign Minister Raji during the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Council of Foreign Ministers meeting in Baghdad. They exchanged views on Tehran-Beirut bilateral relations and reached a consensus on strengthening ties between the two countries. The statement emphasized Iran's support for Lebanon in defending its sovereignty and national security against Israeli "aggression and expansionism." Raji described the lengthy meeting on social media as a "very frank discussion," where they explored ways to resolve outstanding issues between the two nations.
00:45
The Lebanese army on Saturday announced it has dismantled two unexploded bombs, which it described as "remnants of Israeli attacks," in the towns of Kafra and Toulin in southern Lebanon. The army stated in a social media post that the explosives were moved to a secure location for disposal and urged citizens to report any suspicious objects to military posts and exercise caution in areas subjected to Israeli attacks.
00:42
Leading asset management firm Bitwise's XRP ETF now holds more than $541.12 million worth of XRP as of October 17, according to SosoValue data. The fund has seen $684.73 million in net inflows since its launch, indicating growing institutional demand for XRP.
00:41
Al Jazeera, citing Iraqi security sources, reported an explosion at the headquarters of the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) in eastern Baghdad, injuring several members of the group. The PMF, an umbrella organization of Iraqi Shiite militias, stated on Saturday that the blast was caused by "a defective ammunition depot" and resulted in no casualties.
00:35
South Korean Finance Minister Lee Hyoung-Il stated on Saturday that the semiconductor market's growth can be sustained at least through 2027, despite a recent global chip stock sell-off. He attributed this outlook to the persistent wide gap between demand and supply for semiconductors. Lee acknowledged that chip stocks have fueled volatility in South Korea's stock market this year but maintained that the country's economy remains "solid."
00:11
Binance has launched an airdrop campaign offering $800,000 in XRP rewards to eligible users holding Ripple USD (RLUSD) stablecoin on its platform. The campaign runs from September 25, 2026, 00:00 (UTC) to October 23, 2026, 00:00 (UTC).
10/17
23:51
CNBC's Investing Club notes that the sinking AI trade rattled the market last week, but solid bank earnings and a rotation beyond tech are providing reasons for optimism.

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