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10/25
00:17
Dogecoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of approximately $538,000 this week, marking their largest weekly withdrawal since mid-August, when outflows exceeded $564,000. This comes as the broader crypto market faces steady declines, with DOGE's price hovering around $0.07553 as of October 24, following a 5.62% decline in the last 24 hours. The poor ETF performance suggests slow demand from institutional investors amid continued market volatility.
00:06
Sweden's Government Offices will block ChatGPT and Claude on staff computers from Monday, directing civil servants to Microsoft Copilot as the only AI tool that passed its security review. The decision stems from concerns over information security, as using AI services without a formal contract can lead to problematic data handling and potential exposure to external authorities.
00:01
According to CoinDesk, Bitcoin treasury companies Strategy (MSTR) and Strive (ASST) are striving to balance Bitcoin purchases with preferred stock dividends. Since their launch in February 2025, these preferred stocks have funded the purchase of approximately 136,000 Bitcoins, with a total market size of about $12 billion. Strategy recently repurchased $193 million in preferred stock while only acquiring 267 Bitcoins, and increased its preferred stock repurchase authorization to $3 billion. The company has also previously sold some Bitcoin to pay preferred stock dividends. Analysts believe this financing model attracts yield-seeking investors, complementing the ETF market, but the continuous issuance of preferred stock and dividend payments put pressure on the companies' capital allocation.
10/24
23:59
Ether's price has fallen below $2,300, with its 28-day cumulative loss reaching 14.7%. Over nearly four-week windows, ETH has lagged behind Bitcoin by 9.15 percentage points. Amidst this price action, US ether ETFs recorded another outflow on October 22.
23:48
U.S. embassy officials are on heightened alert across the Middle East after Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton issued a memo stating that Iran is in the "advanced stages" of planning attacks against Americans. The intelligence indicates Iran has "substantially increased efforts to target U.S. personnel" in the region, with threats also extending to "certain other countries."

These warnings follow the U.S. order for non-emergency government employees to leave Saudi Arabia this week amid escalating Houthi attacks and the nearing eight-month mark of the broader U.S.-Iran conflict. The Saudi-led coalition reported destroying two ballistic missiles fired by the Houthis on Saturday.

The Trump administration has pledged to postpone military strikes on Iran until after the November 3 midterm elections, acknowledging the war's significant disruption to the U.S. economy, with inflation and affordability being key voter concerns. Rising Middle East tensions have sent oil prices soaring this week, with benchmark Brent crude futures topping $116 a barrel, a six-month high, and U.S. West Texas Intermediate rising 3.8% to settle over $103 a barrel.
23:46
According to U.Today, citing CoinGlass data, XRP fell during the market sell-off early on Saturday, leading to forced liquidations for leveraged long traders, resulting in a 2008% liquidation imbalance. The data shows that total XRP liquidations reached $7.92 million, with long positions accounting for $7.55 million and short positions for $375,900. Over the past 24 hours, XRP has dropped 3.09% to $1.27, extending its decline for the third consecutive day.
23:41
Victor Haghani, former hedge fund manager and CIO of Elm Wealth, stated on CNBC's "ETF Edge" that retail investors are not significantly more sophisticated than three decades ago, often falling prey to biases like extrapolation. He advises them to opt for broad market index funds instead of trying to beat the market with individual stocks and complex ETFs, as they face competition from institutions spending billions on technology. Conversely, RBC Capital Markets' Valerie Grimba believes more choice is beneficial, suggesting sophisticated funds can play a strategic role in retail portfolios, provided investors understand their holdings and trade-offs.
23:32
A new study revealed that when forced to choose in nearly 500 upcoming midterm election races, SpaceXAI's Grok 4.7 recommended Republican candidates in 92% of its answers, while OpenAI's GPT-6.1 Sol favored Democrats in 97%. The two AI models disagreed in over 90% of the races. Researchers noted that consumer apps typically refuse to answer such direct questions, but the underlying API models, when prompted, exhibited these biases. OpenAI stated its models are designed to be objective, while Grok's lean appeared to be influenced by its search patterns and sources, which frequently included conservative outlets.
23:26
Al Jazeera reports that Cypriots say an influx of Israeli tourists and investors is threatening local businesses and displacing communities. Last year, Israelis made nearly 600,000 trips to Cyprus, with investments growing across multiple sectors.
23:24
Jack Dorsey's payment company Block has released a voice AI model called Dessa, whose voice was remarkably lifelike in company demonstrations, raising market concerns that it could facilitate phone scams and deception. The model is trained entirely on human speech and can listen and speak simultaneously, handling interruptions, laughter, and tone changes in conversations. Block stated that the model was trained on the NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 computing system and is compact enough to run locally on a MacBook Pro equipped with an M4 Max chip. Binance founder CZ believes the Dessa model could benefit the children's education project GiggleAcademy, as its natural voice interaction could help children learn through conversation. Currently, Dessa is still in a research preview phase and is not yet publicly available.
23:18
The U.S. State Department updated its travel advisory for Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Iraq, Lebanon, and Israel, as well as the broader Middle East region, citing an "increased threat of Iranian-backed Houthi regional aggression." This follows weeks of Houthi attacks on Saudi airports and oil facilities.
23:13
Bitcoin's price fell below $80,000 for the first time in over a month, currently trading at $79,700, down 2.2% in 24 hours, influenced by weekend geopolitical pressures from the US withdrawal of personnel from the Middle East. Other major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, XRP, and Solana also dropped by 3%-4%.

The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday that the US is rapidly evacuating personnel from embassies and military bases across the Middle East due to intelligence indicating Iran is preparing attacks against Americans. Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton noted in a Friday memo to Secretary of State Marco Rubio that Iran's plans for deadly attacks targeting US personnel have reached an advanced stage. Furthermore, President Donald Trump threatened at a rally in Florida on Friday to escalate the war against Iran again after the midterm elections in early November.
23:04
Robert Bowling, former creative strategist for the Call of Duty series, told Decrypt that as early as 2007, game publishers like Activision proposed going fully digital and ceasing physical disc production. This move aimed to avoid the used game market and circumvent platform fees charged by Xbox and PlayStation, thereby maximizing profits. He noted that publishers were the sole drivers behind eliminating physical discs, reflecting a divide within the industry between viewing games as pure software products and as works of art or collectibles. Previously, Sony's decision to stop disc production from 2028 sparked a strong consumer backlash.
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.

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