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10/22
10:08
Upbit warns users against scams impersonating Dunamu's GIWA chain, stating that the L2 network is still in the testnet phase.
South Korean crypto exchange Upbit has issued an announcement warning users about recent scams impersonating the GIWA chain, an Ethereum Layer 2 network being developed by its parent company, Dunamu. Upbit stated that the GIWA chain is currently in its testnet phase, with development and preparations underway for its official mainnet launch. Any information circulating in the market regarding the GIWA chain's mainnet launch, digital asset issuance, and investment opportunities is false. Upbit urged users to verify information through official GIWA channels to avoid losses due to fraud.
10:07
The Shanghai Composite Index is down 1.01% from its previous close, currently at 3,675.71.
10:01
Middle East tensions push oil higher, Brent crude trades at $110.11 after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia
Oil prices ticked up on Thursday following further Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia, which led the United States to instruct certain diplomatic staff and dependents to depart its facilities in the kingdom. Brent crude futures gained $1.29, or 1.2 percent, to reach $110.11 a barrel as of 00:34 GMT, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude climbed 97 cents, or 1 percent, to trade at $98.12. The US State Department also intends to pull family members from several additional diplomatic outposts across the region, according to US officials speaking to the Reuters news agency.
09:59
Collector Crypt reports a record day with $24.3 million in single-day revenue.
Collector Crypt reported a record-breaking day, with total daily revenue reaching $24.3 million. During this period, users opened a total of 123,425 card packs, and this revenue accounted for approximately 13% of the total card pack sales tracked by DefiLlama over the past 30 days.
09:56
Morgan Stanley: Chinese Battery Giant CATL's Q3 Profit Margin Plunge Is the New Normal, Market Earnings Expectations to Be Significantly Revised Downward
Morgan Stanley's latest report indicates that Chinese battery giant CATL's Q3 net profit was RMB 21.2 billion, a 15% year-on-year increase, but 12% below the firm's forecast. The core pressure stemmed from a sharp drop in unit net profit margin from RMB 0.10/Wh in H1 to RMB 0.08/Wh, with gross margin falling 2.5 percentage points quarter-on-quarter to 20.7%. Morgan Stanley analysts believe this profit compression trend will be difficult to reverse quickly and expect a substantial downward revision in market consensus earnings forecasts. Despite the earnings pressure, Morgan Stanley maintains an Overweight rating on CATL's A-shares and a target price of RMB 500.
09:55
Qatar and France call for opening the Strait of Hormuz and implementing a Gaza ceasefire.
Following a meeting in Doha, Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and French President Emmanuel Macron issued a joint statement emphasizing the restoration of "unrestricted or uncharged" freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. The two leaders condemned Iran's military attacks on other countries in the region and called for the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza in accordance with agreements, while ensuring the urgent, safe, and unhindered delivery of humanitarian aid. The statement also reiterated opposition to the annexation of the West Bank and called for an end to Israel's settlement policy and settler violence.
09:54
The Hang Seng Index is down 1.52% from its previous close, currently at 23,292.96.
09:51
U.S. Congresswoman Delia Ramirez stated that Israel's "genocide against Palestinians is not over" and called for the passage of the "No Bombs Act."
U.S. Congresswoman Delia Ramirez posted on X that Israel's "genocide of Palestinians is not over" and is funded by American taxpayers. She noted that 500,000 Palestinians will lose aid as the UN World Food Programme significantly cuts operations in Gaza due to funding shortages. Ramirez called for the passage of her "Defund the Bomb Act," introduced in May 2025, which would prohibit the U.S. President from transferring certain weapons to Israel unless humanitarian conditions are met.
09:49
Nikkei Asia: Southeast Asian Drought and Rising Biodiesel Demand Expected to Keep Palm Oil Prices High Next Year
Palm oil prices are expected to remain elevated next year due to lower output caused by drought in key Southeast Asian producing regions and rising demand for biodiesel, Nikkei Asia reported, citing market analysts.
09:47
Iran calls on UN to condemn US naval blockade in Strait of Hormuz
Iran's envoy to the United Nations has asked the UN Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council to condemn the US maritime blockade of Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf region, Al Jazeera reported. Iranian Ambassador Gholamhossein Darzi sent a letter to the UN, calling on the Security Council to urge the US to cease its military aggression against Iran and lift the blockade, stating that Iran would exercise its right to self-defense in response to any act of aggression.
09:44
Shimao Group Sells Two Hong Kong Hotels for $344 Million to Repay Partial Loans
Heavily indebted mainland Chinese developer Shimao Group announced on Thursday that it has sold two of its hotels in Hong Kong—the Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung Hotel and Four Points by Sheraton Hong Kong, Tung Chung—to Oceanfront Hong Kong Limited for HK$2.7 billion (approximately US$344 million). The net proceeds from the sale will be used to repay part of the group's loans obtained in 2020, with the aim of reducing overall debt and strengthening its financial position.
09:33
Taiwan's first-ever chip workers strike begins at Micron plant over AI memory profits sharing
Micron workers at the company's Taoyuan facility in Taiwan launched the semiconductor industry's first-ever strike on Thursday. The dispute with management is over pay and bonuses, as workers believe they do not reflect the windfall profits from the artificial intelligence boom.
09:31
Germany's Merck KGaA opened a new chip materials factory in South Korea on Thursday, expanding molybdenum production to meet demand for advanced memory chips.
German science and technology company Merck on Thursday opened a new semiconductor materials factory in Eumseong, North Chungcheong Province, South Korea, aiming to expand molybdenum production to meet chipmakers' growing demand for advanced memory chips. The factory will produce molybdenum dichloride dioxide, used for ultra-thin metal film deposition in chip manufacturing, and will supply customers in South Korea and other parts of Asia.
09:28
Texas Senate Race: Talarico Fires Back at Elon Musk Over Campaign Donation
Democratic nominee James Talarico on Wednesday criticized Elon Musk for donating $158 million in September to a Republican Super PAC that supports Talarico's opponent, Ken Paxton. Talarico accused Musk of trying to "buy his own personal U.S. Senator" and "buy Texas." Musk had earlier posted on X, stating "There is something deeply wrong with Talarico." The donation came as polls showed Paxton trailing Talarico. Talarico's campaign raised $64 million in Q3, while Paxton's raised $18 million.
09:28
Report: Southeast Asia's AI Adoption Soars, Business Opportunities Extend Beyond Paid Subscriptions
According to CNBC, the latest annual e-Conomy SEA report by Google, Temasek, and Bain & Company reveals that generative AI has reached approximately 243 million people in Southeast Asia, equivalent to 58% of the region's workforce, with an adoption rate four times faster than mobile internet. However, the paid subscription rate for personal AI is only 1%-2%.

Florian Hoppe, a partner at Bain & Company, noted that businesses are creating commercial value from AI through other means like online shopping and digital advertising. For instance, e-commerce platform Shopee now handles about 80% of customer inquiries via AI chatbots, reducing the contact cost per customer by 30%. Consumers hold a "pragmatic optimism" towards AI, with 75% willing to let AI agents complete purchases. Despite this, per capita AI usage in Southeast Asia is still only 10% of the level in the United States.

The report projects that Southeast Asia's digital economy will grow by 17% this year to $368 billion and is expected to exceed $1 trillion by 2035.
09:26
Lookonchain monitoring: Pump.fun has once again deposited 129,800 SOL (approximately $14.07 million) to Kraken, with cumulative sales exceeding 5.47 million SOL (approximately $875 million).
09:21
Asian currencies consolidated against the US dollar, with markets focused on developments in the Middle East.
09:10
Critical PHP Web Security Vulnerability Triggers Global Alert; Google, OpenAI, and Amazon Among Tech Giants Responding
A critical cybersecurity vulnerability, "PHP2Shell," discovered in the PHP programming language, has triggered a global alert, potentially allowing hackers to remotely execute malicious code. Tech giants like Google, OpenAI, and Amazon have responded, with the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) urging organizations using PHP to prepare security updates on Wednesday. Amazon stated that its threat intelligence team had detected exploitation attempts before the vulnerability was publicly disclosed. Google and OpenAI emphasized the role of their AI models in discovering and resolving these vulnerabilities. The PHP development team has released a fix, and authorities are urging website operators to apply the updates as soon as possible.
09:09
Sovereign Wealth Funds' Investments in China and Hong Kong Surge 190% to $14.2 Billion, Led by Middle Eastern Investors
According to data from Singaporean consulting firm Global SWF, sovereign wealth fund investments in mainland China and Hong Kong surged to $14.2 billion in the first nine months of 2026, a 190% increase from the total investment in 2025, reversing a previous sharp decline. Middle Eastern sovereign investors were the main drivers, with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) contributing $6 billion, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) contributing $250 million, and Abu Dhabi's Mubadala and Qatar Investment Authority investing $800 million and $600 million, respectively. These Gulf funds collectively accounted for nearly 70% of sovereign investments during the period.
09:09
South Korea's vice budget minister calls Future Fund 'fiscal innovation' for future growth
South Korea's vice budget minister said Thursday the country's proposed Future Fund, set to launch next year with funding sources including windfall tax revenue from chipmakers, will serve as "fiscal innovation" paving the way for future growth. Vice Budget Minister Cho Yong-beom made the remark during a policy symposium on the Future Fund hosted in Seoul by the state-run Korea Institute of Public Finance, describing the fund as "a platform for strategic investment."
09:04
Fund managers are hosting "music festival"-style events aimed at attracting wealth advisors to channel family wealth into private credit markets.
09:03
Yemeni government military sources stated that airstrikes have targeted Houthi personnel and vehicles in the al-Maafer district, south of Taiz.
08:57
Bank of Korea maintains policy rate at 3%, following President Lee Jae-myung's call for increased housing supply.
The Bank of Korea announced on Thursday that it would keep its policy rate unchanged at 3%, in line with market expectations, following two consecutive rate hikes. This decision comes after President Lee Jae-myung called for "all-out efforts" to increase housing supply. Despite September's inflation rate reaching 2.9%, marking the 13th consecutive month above or at the central bank's 2% target, analysts believe this pause in rate hikes does not signify the end of the tightening cycle. South Korea's economic growth is primarily supported by semiconductor exports, which saw an 83.7% year-on-year increase in September, with semiconductor exports alone surging by 262%.
08:54
Meta unveils Muse monetization roadmap after strong earnings and optimistic guidance
08:53
PHP Foundation admits 'structural failure' delayed critical security fix
The PHP Foundation has acknowledged that a 'structural failure' within its organization led to delays in deploying a critical security fix. This delay resulted in disruptions to government websites and online services globally, which were affected by a PHP bug that could allow attackers to take control of vulnerable servers.
08:53
Nikkei Edges 0.3% Higher as Wall Street’s Gains Offset Mideast Worries
08:51
Wood Mackenzie: China Mineral Resources Group's push for iron ore pricing power may make Japan a price taker
According to consultant Wood Mackenzie Ltd., Japan and other major iron ore buyers risk becoming price takers as China Mineral Resources Group Co. (CMRG), a state-backed purchasing company, seeks greater influence over how the steelmaking ingredient is priced. CMRG is shifting from a centralized buying role to a potential force in global price formation, meaning costs for Japan and other buyers could become more sensitive to Chinese port inventories, yuan conditions, market sentiment, and the rhythm of CMRG’s purchases.
08:49
Yemen's Interior Ministry stated that Houthi militants attacked Taiz province on Wednesday, killing two civilians and injuring five.
08:49
South Korea's KOSPI index opened down 1.14% on Thursday, then fell 0.46% to 5,710.98 points, dragged down by concerns over AI profitability.
08:49
Qatar signs four-nation defense agreement with Turkey, Pakistan, and Indonesia, focusing on defense industry cooperation.
Qatar, Turkey, Pakistan, and Indonesia signed a new defense agreement on October 21 aimed at developing cooperation between the defense industrial bases of the four countries, Al Jazeera reported. Security and defense analyst Rashid al-Mohanadi stated that the agreement was reached against a backdrop of "unprecedented security risks in the region," but emphasized that efforts to develop domestic defense industries predated the agreement by decades.

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