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10/22
23:13
CNBC reported that Musk's latest conflict with Ukraine highlights the critical role of SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet service in Ukraine's defense, while also exposing the drawbacks of relying on a single supplier. Ukrainian officials accused SpaceX on October 14 of restricting the speed of its Starshield service, disrupting drone communications. The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday that Musk personally ordered the service change and had previously discussed it with Donald Trump. Bipartisan U.S. lawmakers have called for an investigation into Musk's actions.

Governments and companies seeking Starlink alternatives have limited options. Amazon's Project Kuiper satellite internet service is still under development, with only 390 satellites currently in orbit; SpaceX's Starlink already has over 11,000 satellites in orbit. France's Eutelsat owns over 600 satellites, and its stock price rose 23% on October 14 after reports of Musk restricting Starlink services emerged. The EU is also building the IRIS² system, but its first launch is not expected until 2029. Experts note that most planned systems struggle to match Starlink in terms of capacity, coverage, resilience, and cost. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated on Wednesday that he had discussed developing new satellite communication capabilities with Norwegian officials.
23:08
According to a staking report released by Bitwise on October 20, Robinhood Chain generated $51.11 million in transaction fees during the third quarter (July 1 to September 30), of which Robinhood retained approximately $45.93 million (nearly 90%), while Ethereum's settlement costs during the same period were only $69,170. The Ethereum Layer-2 network recorded $14.05 billion in tokenized stock trading volume in Q3, and its total value locked (TVL) in decentralized finance has exceeded $1.14 billion.
23:07
Spotify co-CEO Gustav Söderström stated that the rise of AI agents is beneficial for music streaming services, and the company is actively integrating with AI assistants such as Meta's Muse, ChatGPT, and Claude, aiming to become the preferred music service for AI agents. Söderström pointed out that AI agents excel at handling mundane tasks people don't want to do, while entertainment is the opposite; people won't ask AI to summarize songs. Spotify hopes to enable users to discover music and interact with Spotify through AI assistants via conversation, rather than through the app itself. He emphasized that Spotify will not send user data to partners; instead, Spotify's systems will process requests and select content for playback. The company's monthly active users reached 788 million in the third quarter, with revenue nearing 5 billion euros (approximately 5.6 billion USD).
23:07
According to Al Jazeera, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that overthrowing the Iranian government remains Israel's "primary goal," despite his declining approval ratings ahead of next week's national elections. Analysts note that Israel has the capability to inflict severe damage on Iran but lacks a clear strategy to translate military gains into the overthrow of the Iranian government. The report states that Netanyahu's remarks followed a Sunday conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump and a visit to Israel by U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, but he did not disclose whether Washington agreed to participate in another offensive against Iran, let alone an operation to overthrow the Iranian leadership. Analysts believe that airstrikes alone are unlikely to achieve this goal, while a ground invasion would require a much larger military commitment. Furthermore, repeated Israeli attacks also impose a financial burden, as intercepting relatively inexpensive Iranian drones requires the use of more costly defensive weapons, an imbalance that could further deplete Israel's interceptor supply in the long run.
23:06
EY-Parthenon's 2026 Blockchain Payments Survey reveals that 18% of businesses are already using stablecoins in production, double the percentage from the 2025 survey. Tokenized deposits follow closely, with 15% of businesses reporting adoption. Among financial institutions, 69% offer stablecoin services or plan to launch them within two years, up from 30% in 2025. Of these, 49% of banks already offer or plan to offer tokenized deposits. The survey results indicate a market shift from technological experimentation to integrating blockchain payment capabilities into existing payment workflows and treasury operations, with cross-border payments serving as a primary entry point.
23:05
Kraken announced its xStocks lineup now exceeds 1,000 instruments. The exchange's September FAQ had listed 131 instruments. These tokens offer equity price exposure without shareholder rights, and US persons remain excluded.
23:03
Japan will soon agree to arrange 1 trillion yen ($6.35 billion) in private-sector investment in Bangladesh over the next five years, Nikkei learned Thursday. The investment will focus on auto and energy sectors, aiming to reduce China's influence in the region.
23:00
U.S. President Donald Trump continues to hint at possible military action against Iran ahead of the midterm elections (November 3), but has not explicitly stated it is imminent, Al Jazeera reported. However, Deputy Press Secretary Anna Kelly told Al Jazeera that the U.S. would not launch an attack before the November 3 midterm elections. The report noted signs that the situation might be otherwise, including the Defense Secretary's visit to an Israeli air base this week, the deployment of three carrier strike groups in the region, and reports of U.S.-Israeli drills for strike operations. It remains unclear what circumstances would trigger an attack or its purpose, with Trump publicly stating that the U.S. is not negotiating with Iran.
22:57
German authorities have arrested a Ukrainian man named Vadym Y on suspicion of spying for Russia. Prosecutors allege that the man contacted Russian secret intelligence services through an intermediary starting in July 2025, collecting military intelligence on armored vehicles, ammunition, explosives, and NATO's eastern flank defense facilities. This follows the German military's decision on Wednesday to raise the threat level of Russian sabotage against German forces and facilities to "significant," the second-highest level in its internal threat assessment. Germany has previously accused Russia of launching drone attacks against the country, calling it part of Moscow's "shadow war."
22:47
According to CryptoQuant on-chain data, as of October 22, the Bitcoin network's real hashrate has recovered to 1000 EH/s (1 ZH/s), approaching its all-time high from late 2025, fully offsetting the decline seen in the first half of this year. This hashrate growth has led to mining difficulty reaching a new historical high of 140.58 T. Ki Young Ju, founder of CryptoQuant, noted that the current cycle signifies the mining industry's transformation from a venture capital-driven sector to a heavy industry controlled by large corporate capital. Currently, companies listed on US exchanges control 35% to 40% of the global hashrate, with their operational stability guaranteed by direct investments from traditional financial institutions. Ki Young Ju believes that a higher hashrate implies stronger security, serving as an indirect bullish signal from institutional investors.
22:46
U.S. stocks fell on Thursday, led by tech shares, with the Nasdaq Composite Index dropping 1.3%. Tesla's stock fell 1.3% after the company reported a decline in profit for July-September and lowered its capital expenditure forecast for the year. Facebook parent company Meta's stock still fell 6.7% despite raising its AI spending forecast. Market concerns intensified regarding the profitability outlook for AI investments and financing. Meanwhile, rising oil prices further exacerbated market risk aversion.
22:45
Researchers pointed out inflated Swell swETH and rswETH rates after cloud platform Railway disclosed a key exhaustion warning, according to The Defiant. Swell officially clarified that the 2,513 ETH held in its report was not confirmed as lost.
22:44
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22:44
Saylor retweeted a post from apyx_fi, showing apyUSD's 30-day annualized yield at 13.79%. He stated that apxUSD's implied yield after recovery is 14.73%, suggesting that enhanced digital credit yields are performing well.
22:43
India's Ministry of External Affairs condemned Houthi attacks on Saudi civilian infrastructure, following an attack on Dammam airport that killed one Indian citizen and injured two others. Additionally, an attack on Saudi Arabia's Shaybah oil field also injured one Indian national. The Ministry of External Affairs stated that these attacks "unfortunately resulted in civilian casualties."

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