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10/19
02:12
French President Emmanuel Macron addressed the nation in a televised speech. This followed emergency meetings with senior government officials regarding riots across France, where masked groups set fires, attacked public buildings like town halls, and looted hundreds of businesses. Interior Minister Nunez stated that the right to protest is a fundamental right, but creating collective chaos through violence is not. Authorities reported approximately 550,000 participants in protests across France on Saturday, while organizers claimed 800,000.
02:02
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty posted on social media that he had a phone call with Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, during which they discussed "ongoing regional developments and the importance of de-escalation." This followed the Egyptian parliament's postponement of a vote to authorize military support for Saudi Arabia amid ongoing Houthi attacks.
01:34
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, speaking at a meeting with the Gulf Cooperation Council ministers in Bahrain, called for respecting existing agreements to end regional conflicts. He specifically cited the Islamabad memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran as containing all necessary elements to de-escalate the situation and return it to a diplomatic format. Lavrov also expressed deep concern over many countries abandoning the idea of establishing a Palestinian state, reaffirming Russia's commitment to it. He stressed the importance of Gulf states having their own say in resolving the strategic crisis and ensuring direct dialogue among neighbors.
01:13
The Ministerial Council of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), following its meeting in Bahrain on October 18, condemned Iranian attacks against GCC states and Jordan, categorically rejecting all claims put forward by Iran to justify them. The council demanded the immediate and unconditional cessation of all attacks, provocations, and threats, stressing that obstructing navigation and targeting vessels in vital waterways like the Strait of Hormuz, the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, and the Red Sea constitutes a threat to international peace and security and exposes global supplies to serious risks. It emphasized the necessity of restoring maritime security and freedom of navigation, and returning conditions in the Strait of Hormuz to those prevailing before February 28, 2026. The council also called for a return to dialogue and diplomacy to reach a political solution that addresses all outstanding issues, including Iran’s nuclear and missile programs, drones, and support for proxies, based on principles of respect for sovereignty, good neighborliness, and non-interference.
01:06
The Ministerial Meeting of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) strongly condemned the Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, emphasizing the "full solidarity" of member states with Saudi Arabia and their support for all measures taken by Saudi Arabia to maintain its sovereignty, security, and interests. The meeting stated that any aggression against a single member state would be considered a direct aggression against all GCC countries under the Common Defense Agreement. Furthermore, the meeting called for the designation of the Houthis as a terrorist organization and demanded the implementation of the UN Security Council resolution regarding attacks on vessels in the Red Sea.
00:55
Former U.S. President Donald Trump, in a social media post on Sunday, gave his “Complete and Total Endorsement” to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling him a “Strong, Brave, and Brilliant” leader. This endorsement comes nine days before Israel's October 27 parliamentary elections, where Netanyahu faces a close race. Trump had previously declined to endorse Netanyahu earlier this month, amid reports of disagreements between the two leaders, including over the war against Iran.
00:54
Taiwan's Coast Guard Administration (CGA) stated on Sunday that it had expelled 16 Chinese coast guard, research, and fishing vessels suspected of simultaneously engaging in "maritime harassment" operations, constituting "hybrid warfare." Taiwan accused Beijing of attempting to unilaterally alter the status quo in the Taiwan Strait and create a "false impression of jurisdiction." These vessels included four fishing boats, some of which reportedly entered Taiwan's restricted waters. The CGA stated it had taken "strong action to effectively eliminate the threat." According to official Taiwanese data, China has recently intensified its maritime pressure on Taiwan, deploying a record 244 coast guard, research, and other vessels near Taiwan's main island in July, significantly higher than the 58 vessels in the same period last year.
00:34
CoinDesk analysis points out that last Friday, the U.S. Wall Street "fear index" VIX surged 21.5% to 19.99, its largest single-day gain since June 5, while the S&P 500 index fell 1.09% during the same period. However, historical data shows that after the VIX rose sharply by 20% or more on a Friday, it fell on the following Monday 25 out of 32 times, with an average decline of 4.5%. Additionally, Bitcoin remained stable over the weekend, trading above $80,000, and its volatility index BVIV barely moved after falling 1% last Friday, which is often seen as a leading indicator for traditional market openings on Monday. Seasonal factors also support a decline in the VIX in November.
00:34
MapQuest's app now features an optional "Surveillance Layer" map layer that plots known automatic license plate readers from Flock Safety and other vendors like Motorola Solutions’ Vigilant and Genetec. This feature comes amid growing bipartisan backlash against such cameras, with lawmakers earlier this month introducing the Ban Flock Act, and Texas Governor Greg Abbott ordering state agencies in late August to stop funding Flock cameras.
00:18
Former US President Donald Trump claimed in a social media post that Iran has been “systematically destroyed, both Militarily and Financially.” He added that “unless they change their ways, rapidly, we will soon finish the job.” Trump made the threat while endorsing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is seeking re-election this month, stating that if Israel had any other leader, “America will have to do this work ourselves, and I am not inclined to do so.”
00:17
The XRP Ledger's critical fixCleanup3_4_0 upgrade is expected to activate on October 23, 2026, at 9:34 AM UTC. This upgrade requires over 80% support for 14 days to take effect and includes approximately 25 changes, such as exempting IOU issuers from global freezes on NFT offers in their own currencies, and modifying authorized trust lines to implicitly authorize pseudo-account counterparties.
00:02
Latvia's parliament passed legislation on October 15 to tax crypto withdrawals exceeding deposits, rather than individual trades. The new law also introduces a one-time declaration process for past tax obligations, allowing holders to pay 10% of their declared assets' market value at the end of 2026. Declarations can be filed from April 1 to May 31, 2027, with the tax due by July 23, 2027. Additionally, the country's Finance Ministry has agreed to a plan to allow residents to pay personal taxes with cryptocurrency as early as 2027, aiming to attract crypto firms and investors.
10/18
23:46
Scammers are exploiting Ripple's RLUSD bank tests and Evernorth fund news to steal XRP by spoofing bank names and issuing fake tokens. XRPL Foundation contributor Vet_X0 warned that fraud networks are generating vanity wallet addresses and issuing dummy tokens that imitate brands from recent announcements, such as Cross River Bank's RLUSD stablecoin tests. They then use phishing sites to prompt users to "verify" wallets or exchange real XRP for these fake bank coins, leveraging the openness of the blockchain against security.
23:35
Shibarium's daily transactions dropped to 659 in the last 24 hours, the lowest since September 20, 2026, according to Shibariumscan data. The Shiba Inu layer 2 saw 2,280 transactions on October 15, 2026, which dropped to 659 on October 17, 2026.
23:25
Strategy Inc. faces exclusion from global investment benchmarks by MSCI, due to Bitcoin holdings eclipsing its core software business. JPMorgan analysts estimate a potential $2.8 billion outflow from MSTR shares, which fell 9.56% to $136.83 in preemptive selling. MSCI's official decision is expected on November 11, 2026.
23:25
Strategy Inc. acquired only 250 BTC (approx. $21.5 million) in the past week, an annual low. This decline is linked to the reallocation of $192.4 million to buy back its Series STRC preferred shares, whose yield jumped to 12.31%.
23:25
Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy Inc., tweeted "We found room for more orange," signaling an intent to continue accumulating Bitcoin. As of mid-October 2026, the company holds 848,250 BTC, valued at $69.45 billion.
23:20
Violent protests erupted for the sixth consecutive day in Albania's capital, Tirana, as Prime Minister Edi Rama refused to resign. Police used rubber bullets, water cannons, and tear gas to suppress hundreds of protesters, resulting in at least 65 injuries, including 37 police officers. Protesters are demanding improved education, increased employment, and a crackdown on corruption, while Prime Minister Rama hinted that the ongoing unrest could affect Albania's process of joining the European Union.
23:18
Egypt's state-held Banque du Caire is looking to raise as much as 24.25 billion Egyptian pounds ($454 million) via the sale of a 30% stake in what would be the North African country’s largest initial public offering in years. The bank said in a Sunday filing to the local stock exchange that it is considering raising the proportion to 45% based on demand during the subscription process.
23:11
According to Decrypt and SoSoValue data, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of $228.6 million this week, following an outflow of $681.1 million the previous week, totaling approximately $910 million in outflows over two weeks. Although October began with inflows of about $293 million, the month has now turned into a net outflow of approximately $615 million. The outflows are linked to higher-than-expected inflation data (September CPI rose 3.7% year-over-year) and increasing expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. Bitcoin's price briefly fell below $80,000, leading to the liquidation of nearly $950 million in leveraged crypto positions.
23:04
Israeli forces are shelling the Bint Jbeil area in southern Lebanon, the Lebanese National News Agency reported. The Bint Jbeil area has been frequently attacked by Israel since March, despite Lebanon and Israel signing a framework agreement in June.
22:41
Latin America’s rightward, market-friendly shift is reshaping its relationship with Donald Trump’s Washington, including new flows of money from multilateral lenders historically criticized in the region for pushing fiscal austerity.
22:39
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to be "very careful" in public statements regarding claims of U.S. restrictions on Starlink satellite internet services. This followed Zelenskyy's assertion that he believed the U.S. government was responsible for Starlink's slowdown in Ukraine, and that Ukraine had at one point been blocked from accessing U.S. intelligence. Bessent noted that Donald Trump and Marco Rubio had explicitly denied such actions during the Trump administration, and deemed Zelenskyy's accusations "very reckless." Musk had previously posted on X that the Starshield system is owned and controlled by the U.S. government, and any speed or usage restrictions are determined by the U.S. military and the President, but Donald Trump denied this claim.

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