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10/24
23:02
The X100 project was exploited for 4.85 million USDT following a governance takeover. Two transactions converted treasury tokens and liquidity positions into USDT. Blockchain security firm Blockaid warned that the Ethereum attack is still ongoing.
23:01
Ukraine's Defense Minister Yevhenii Khmara said on Saturday that the military Starlink satellite connectivity restrictions that had hampered drone operations for more than a week were lifted, and that Starlink and Starshield connections were operating stably on equipment moving faster than 400 km/h (250 mph). He credited this to negotiations with Washington and President Zelensky's diplomatic efforts. The lifting of the restrictions comes as the United States seeks to revive peace talks between Moscow and Kyiv, with Ukrainian, Russian, and American negotiators expected to meet in Abu Dhabi in the first half of November. Kremlin spokesman Peskov confirmed the planned talks on Friday, and Zelensky also announced agreement to hold a technical-level meeting.
23:01
Bitcoin Core merged a policy amendment on Oct. 22 that lets developers backport fixes for easily rediscovered vulnerabilities to every maintained release line and publish an advisory alongside them. A network snapshot from Oct. 18 shows that 3,671 of 8,422 self-reported Bitcoin Core peers (43.6%) ran release lines that had already reached end of life.
22:58
Metal traders achieved record profits for the second consecutive year, with Trafigura Group's metal trading profit reaching approximately $2 billion. Trafigura Group, which competes with Glencore Plc for the title of the world's largest metal trader, reported a record metal trading profit of approximately $2 billion for the fiscal year ending in September. Glencore also achieved its best-ever profits but was impacted by a $480 million provision related to iron ore trader Radiant World.
22:42
The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged the international community to take a "clear and firm" stance against escalating Israeli violations in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron, including forced displacement and destruction. The ministry warned that inflammatory statements by Israeli officials threaten to "replicate the crimes of the Gaza Strip" in the West Bank, escalating attacks to "unprecedented levels since 1967," and noted increasing forced displacement, evacuations, and community destruction in Hebron. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that this amounts to "replaying the Nakba" with "new military and colonial tools" in the context of Israeli elections and the pursuit of political gains.
22:32
Shaw has published a reconstruction report for Daos.fun, claiming to have discovered a critical flaw. The report indicates that captured and rebuilt binaries match. Daos.fun stated it no longer maintains the platform, though existing tokens remain tradable.
22:29
Israeli forces have ordered the remaining Palestinian families in the al-Jalda and Ein Deir Bahha areas of Hebron in the West Bank to evacuate their homes without vehicles, Al Jazeera reported. The Hebron municipality stated that since Friday, Israeli forces have forced 1,500 Palestinians from approximately 250 families to flee their homes, with plans to expel another 2,500 people in the coming hours. This comes a day after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the closure of Hebron and a "complete siege" on the West Bank.
22:22
Coinbase Markets, via its X account, has warned of potential Bitcoin long liquidation risks, noting that a large cluster of net long positions were entered at an average price of $81,993. With Bitcoin now trading below this level, 64% of net long notional value is currently above the spot price, placing these positions under pressure.

In the last 24 hours, the broader crypto market saw $481.25 million in liquidations, with long positions accounting for $346.15 million. Bitcoin long liquidations specifically reached $85.90 million. Coinbase also highlighted that BTC options are pricing a clear downside bias across the volatility curve, with the 25-delta skew indicating higher implied volatility for puts across all maturities.
22:16
Hyperliquid's Yan and CME's Duffy disagree on who should bear the burden of US compliance. Yan favors oversight of market deployers rather than the blockchain itself, while Hyperliquid's interface still bars US-based users and VPN circumvention.
22:15
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian blamed the United States for the failure of an interim agreement with Tehran but believes another attempt should be made to reach a deal. "We were negotiating, and those cowards (Americans) messed everything up... I still think we should go and finish it," Pezeshkian said in remarks broadcast on state television.
22:11
Thousands marched in Paris today in a "second wave" of protests, following nationwide demonstrations last weekend that saw over half a million participants and accompanying violence, Al Jazeera reported. The French government deployed 70,000 police officers, but only permitted protests in the outskirts of Paris and banned all other demonstrations. One protester stated this was a government strategy to "exhaust the movement's momentum." Compared to October 17, the march was calm, and protesters were in high spirits.
21:56
Elon Musk reposted a tweet stating that the Oaxaca state government in Mexico has delivered 67 Starlink dishes to expand internet access for students. The dishes were handed over in Santiago Matatlán, which will enable every high school campus in the network to have internet access.
21:40
Shiba Inu reported zero burns within 24 hours earlier on Saturday, but this situation quickly reversed. An unknown address executed a burn transaction of 20,408,894 SHIB, bringing the total burn volume in the past 24 hours to 20.41 million SHIB, and increasing the daily burn rate by 725%.
21:33
The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad issued a warning stating that its ability to provide emergency services to U.S. citizens in Iraq is limited due to security risks, the highest level travel advisory, and threats of Houthi attacks. The embassy added that the Iraqi government cannot guarantee U.S. citizens protection from acts of violence or sudden conflict.
21:21
Armed Israeli settlers attempted to break into the home of Palestinian man Mohammed Al-Obaiyat in the village of Umm Safa, who also faces a demolition order from the Israeli army, Al Jazeera reported. Mohammed Al-Obaiyat has lived there since before the Israeli occupation of the West Bank, and the Israeli army has ordered him to leave his home within weeks.
21:21
Iran's armed forces stated they are prepared to fire on U.S. warships, emphasizing that the U.S. Navy will not be able to re-enter Iranian territorial waters or surrounding areas. This follows Donald Trump's remarks at a Friday rally, where he stated that the U.S. military "might unleash an epic fury again." Meanwhile, continued attacks on vessels in and around the Strait of Hormuz have escalated the risk of war, pushing Brent crude prices to approximately $117 per barrel, their highest since April. Turkish Foreign Minister Fidan stated after a meeting in Istanbul that new attacks on Iran would expand the war, and currently no one supports military intervention.
21:08
Ukraine's Ministry of Defense announced Saturday that high-speed service has been restored for SpaceX's Starlink and Starshield satellite communication systems. This follows previous disruptions that limited connectivity for military equipment moving above 400 km/h (249 miles per hour), which Ukrainian officials said left the country vulnerable to Russian attacks. Defense Minister Yevgeny Khmara emphasized the importance of this restoration for the front, military operations, drones, logistics, and communications. The announcement comes after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated on Friday that restrictions were still in place.
20:15
Broadridge, a financial technology company, reported its distributed-ledger repo platform processed an average of $359 billion daily in September, totaling $7.5 trillion for the month. The platform facilitates intraday borrowing for institutions, allowing them to use government bonds as collateral for short-term cash needs, often for just a few hours. The system utilizes digital tokens to represent securities held in custody and smart contracts to coordinate transactions, while the cash leg operates through conventional payment systems. Broadridge expanded its DLR system to G7 market securities in September.
20:03
Apex Group CEO Peter Hughes warned that the U.S. risks losing digital asset businesses to faster-moving jurisdictions in Asia and the Middle East due to the failure of the U.S. Clarity Act. The Act, which aimed to establish clearer federal rules for digital assets and divide oversight between the SEC and CFTC, failed to pass the Senate last month. Hughes noted that Europe's MiCA regulation is seen as slow and restrictive, while countries like Saudi Arabia are already making regulatory changes to attract blockchain-based financial products.
19:56
Israeli forces fired a stun grenade near Al Jazeera journalists who were documenting a bulldozing operation near the Farsh al-Hawa checkpoint in Hebron, as reported by colleagues on the ground.

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