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10/26
13:04
South Korean exchange Upbit has designated Initia (INIT) as a warning coin, citing security incidents such as unclarified or unaddressed hacking attacks on its virtual asset wallets or distributed ledgers, which pose a risk of user damage. INIT's deposit and withdrawal services were already suspended on October 24, 2026, at 00:57 KST. Following the warning designation, deposit services will not be resumed, and all deposits will be returned. The warning period is from October 26, 2026, 14:00 KST, to the fourth week of November 2026 (November 23-27). Upbit will conduct a detailed review to determine whether to extend the warning, lift it, or terminate trading support.
12:56
Australia's regulator has warned that global bond market volatility and AI-related concerns are threatening to erode financial market liquidity. Simone Constant, a commissioner at the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), stated that by any data point, the current environment is one of heightened strategic risk.
12:47
Upbit announced that it has completed maintenance on the deposit and withdrawal services for Babylon (BABY) tokens and resumed the services at 13:44 KST on October 26, 2026. Previously, Upbit had suspended BABY token deposits and withdrawals at 18:00 KST on October 22, 2026, due to a Babylon network upgrade.
12:42
Bitcoin fell nearly 2% to around $79,800 in early Monday Asian trading, Ethereum dropped almost 3% to above $2,300, and XRP declined about 3% to $1.28, as traders avoided risk ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting and AI-related stocks stumbled again in Asian markets. Goldman Sachs has cut its 12-month target for South Korea's KOSPI index by 25%.

Jeff Mei, COO of crypto exchange BTSE, stated that the market is focused on the Federal Reserve meeting, with no rate hike expected this week, but will closely monitor Chairman Warsh's hints about a December rate hike. He noted that given record-high oil prices, escalating US-Iran conflict, and inflation, the Federal Reserve might adopt a hawkish stance, implying higher interest rates and less market liquidity.

The Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate decision on Wednesday, and the market will be watching Chairman Warsh's remarks at the press conference. In terms of oil prices, Brent crude fell 2% from a six-month high to about $114/barrel after US President Donald Trump said it was time to decide whether to strike a deal with Iran or resume attacks.
12:36
The Canadian government unveiled proposed stablecoin operational terms on October 24, allowing covered retail holders to redeem stablecoins directly from issuers without a minimum redemption amount. The new rules require issuers to complete redemptions within three business days and cap redemption fees at 1%. However, issuers may limit daily redemption amounts when reserve asset market liquidity is insufficient. These terms are accompanying regulations to Canada's Stablecoin Act (which received Royal Assent on March 26) and are expected to be implemented in the fall of 2027.
12:31
Nomura International (Hong Kong)'s latest report indicates that the SuperMimic paper from the University of California, Berkeley, shows that the computational power consumption for training humanoid robot full-body motion controllers can be compressed by over 1000 times. A task that previously required 128 GPUs running for a week can now be completed in just three hours with one H100 GPU. This technology has been accepted by CoRL 2026 and will be published on October 20.

Nomura analysts Frank Fan and Donnie Teng believe this is the most compelling evidence of the "cheapening" of robot body control training costs. They warn that as the barrier to entry for motion software significantly lowers, the industry's competitive focus will shift from algorithmic capabilities to hardware consistency. Companies that can maintain joint precision in mass production will gain a more lasting competitive advantage. SuperMimic achieves over 10 times faster training speed and approximately 64 times fewer training steps by establishing a robot "body model" and training the controller within this model, while maintaining stable model prediction errors. This controller has successfully performed complex actions on a Unitree Robotics G1 real robot.

Nomura emphasizes that SuperMimic primarily addresses advancements at the robot's "cerebellum" (motion control) level and does not involve cognitive decision-making or dexterous manipulation. The report estimates that actuator costs account for approximately 50% to 75% of the total component cost of humanoid robots. Robot manufacturers or key component suppliers with highly consistent control capabilities are expected to benefit. Nomura maintains a "Buy" rating on Unitree Robotics with a target price of RMB 370.
12:21
Economist and macro strategist David Woo points out that despite Middle East oil flows having recovered to above pre-war levels, oil prices remain elevated due to soaring transportation costs and geopolitical threats from Iran. He believes that refiners are paying not only for crude oil but also approximately $34-37 per barrel in shipping, insurance, and financing costs. Iran does not need to blockade the Strait of Hormuz; merely maintaining a threatening posture can keep oil transportation costs high in the long term, thereby indirectly supporting oil prices. Woo maintains a bullish stance on oil prices, projecting a target range for Brent crude between $110 and $120 per barrel.
12:18
The Saudi-led coalition stated it conducted military strikes against Houthi forces, aiming to eliminate sources of threat, following Houthi attacks on Saudi and Yemeni infrastructure. In a statement posted on X, the coalition announced it had destroyed five tunnels used by Houthi forces to store ballistic missiles and four ballistic missile launch platforms. The coalition also claimed to have attacked a missile depot and "focused on cutting off Houthi supply lines within their controlled areas," while also striking Houthi fortifications, personnel gatherings, and military equipment on front lines within Yemen.
12:07
Emerging market stocks fell on Monday, with the MSCI Emerging Markets Equity Index dropping 0.3%, extending last week's 2.6% decline. Both the Kospi and Hang Seng Tech Index fell by at least 1% during intraday trading. Investors are awaiting earnings reports from major global tech companies to gauge whether AI-related trades can recover from the recent sell-off. This follows Lula's victory in the Brazilian presidential election.
12:06
Shenwan Hongyuan Group stated that the profit growth of Chinese mainland listed companies in the first three quarters slowed down compared to the first half of the year. They anticipate that third-quarter financial reports will show a slight decrease in profit growth, which could put further pressure on the Chinese stock market. This forecast is based on government data for industrial profits, which has a high historical correlation with the earnings of listed companies. Previously, the benchmark CSI 300 Index had entered a bear market due to weaker-than-expected stimulus measures and the impact of AI trading. Analysts at BNP Paribas believe that the 12-month forward earnings forecasts for technology, industrial, and materials companies have been raised, while those for consumer companies have been lowered. They expect the technology sector to be the only sector with an upward revision in earnings forecasts by 2027.
12:05
Approaching.AI, a Chinese provider of high-quality AI token production services, recently completed a Series B funding round exceeding RMB 1.3 billion. The round was co-led by Zhejiang Caijing Innovation, Xiaoshan Capital, and ICBC Investment. As of October this year, the company has cumulatively raised RMB 2.4 billion in 2026. This round's funds will primarily be used for expanding high-quality AI token production capacity, upgrading the ATaaS platform, developing underlying inference technologies, and fostering commercial partnerships. Approaching.AI stated that it has successfully enabled domestic chips to support trillion-parameter leading large models and achieved large-scale production of high-quality AI tokens, with overall cost-effectiveness surpassing international leading hashrate.
12:04
Copper prices extended last week's decline, falling as much as 0.6% in London on Monday, after two consecutive weeks of losses. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence (AI) stocks remained under pressure, with market risk aversion increasing as investors closely monitor earnings reports from major tech companies and the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy meeting.
12:02
JPMorgan Chase released a research report, upgrading Chinese robotics manufacturer Unitree Robotics' rating by two notches from "Underweight" to "Overweight," and significantly raising its December 2027 price target from 300 yuan to 995 yuan, approximately 59% higher than its closing price on October 23.

This rating adjustment stems from JPMorgan Chase's revised assessment of the timeline for physical AI implementation, believing that the breakthrough window could be brought forward to "the next 1-2 years or 2-3 years," rather than the previously anticipated "up to 10 years." The bank raised its 2027 humanoid robot sales forecast for Unitree Robotics to 31,701 units, significantly increased its 2028 sales forecast from 41,552 units to 111,554 units, and expects its 2028 revenue to reach 13.383 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 173.8%. JPMorgan Chase also pointed out that Unitree Robotics, as one of the few direct embodied AI investment targets in the A-share market, possesses a scarcity premium.

Risk factors include slower-than-expected enterprise adoption, competition from new entrants, and regulatory and geopolitical changes.
12:01
Goldman Sachs credit strategist Amanda Lynam acknowledged in her latest report that the U.S. corporate bond market is undergoing a deep stress test due to the wave of AI capital expenditures. Its investment-grade and high-yield credit spreads are rapidly approaching the previously set peak for the downside scenario, and are expected to "modestly exceed" this range, with risks "clearly skewed towards further widening."

Tony Pasquariello, Goldman Sachs' head of hedge fund products, revealed that credit market veterans are repeatedly mentioning the word "collapse." Last week, Meta's earnings triggered a significant widening of AI credit spreads, with its Credit Default Swaps (CDS) reaching an all-time high, and Goldman Sachs' AI basket having fallen 23% since June.

This turmoil has spread to the sovereign bond market, with the spread between French 10-year government bonds and German government bonds widening to 178 basis points, the widest level since the 2011 European debt crisis. The French 10-year government bond yield has broken above 5% for the first time since 2002. The market is facing a triple overlay of AI financing pressure, year-end deleveraging sentiment, and European sovereign risk.
11:50
SK Hynix confirmed on Monday that it will announce shareholder return measures concurrently with its third-quarter earnings report on Wednesday (October 28). Market widely expects this could include a special dividend of up to 16 trillion Korean Won (approximately $12.1 billion), funded by proceeds from the sale of its stake in Japanese memory chip maker Kioxia. Boosted by this news, SK Hynix's stock price rose over 2% at one point on Monday, outperforming the market, while the KOSPI index fell over 1% during the same period.
11:47
Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for ballistic missile attacks on "enemy" forces and weapons depots in Aden and Lahj. The group's spokesperson, Yahya Saree, stated on X that the targets were the Salah al-Din area in Aden province and the Al-Wahat area in Lahj province. This occurred hours after the Houthis launched a ballistic missile towards the Saudi capital, Riyadh, which the Saudi-led coalition claimed to have intercepted and destroyed.
11:34
Hong Kong is actively enhancing its status as an international gold trading center. According to government plans, Hong Kong aims to increase its total gold storage capacity by more than tenfold to 2,000 tons by 2030. Additionally, to support larger trading volumes, Hong Kong has established a central gold clearing and settlement system, which is expected to officially launch early next year. The government will also halve the profits tax rate for eligible physical commodity traders from 16.5% to 8.25% and increase the gold portfolio of the Exchange Fund. Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee, in his policy address last month, emphasized the importance of accelerating the development of the international gold trading market and pledged to build a commodity trading ecosystem with gold as an entry point through a series of coordinated efforts. Hong Kong is also strengthening cross-border ties with mainland China and Southeast Asian countries, including signing a cross-border gold settlement agreement with Shanghai, collaborating with Shenzhen on gold processing and trading, and establishing a gold market cooperation corridor with Laos. Invest Hong Kong stated that these initiatives reflect the growing importance of China and Asia in the global economy, positioning Hong Kong to become an attractive global alternative regional gold hub.
11:32
James van Geelen, founder of Citrini Research, stated that he has significantly reduced his semiconductor holdings and holds some short positions, citing that AI infrastructure financing has shifted from cloud vendors' own cash flow to equity and debt markets, making market sentiment a part of the fundamentals. He believes that cyclical stocks always peak when they appear "cheapest" based on next year's expected earnings.

In a podcast conversation on October 21, James van Geelen pointed out that tech giants' cash flow has dried up, and almost all incremental investment in AI infrastructure comes from equity or debt financing. This means a downturn in market sentiment could directly cut off funding, impacting actual construction spending. He estimates that supporting current infrastructure valuations requires AI labs' annual recurring revenue (ARR) to reach approximately $1 trillion by the end of 2028. However, consumer demand is nearing saturation, price reductions have not proportionally increased usage, and open-source models' share has risen from 1% a year ago to 18%, all of which are dragging down ARR growth.

He is currently long Meta (due to the potential monetization of its AI assistant Muse, with ARPU projected to grow fourfold by 2030) and short Google (due to DeepMind talent drain and threats to its search business). He believes the AI cycle will "end with a whimper, not a bang," meaning downward revisions in ARR expectations will drag down the entire sector. Additionally, he disclosed that AI can compress drug design time by 20%, but the real bottleneck lies in laboratories (such as monkey shortages), not hashrate. Therefore, investment opportunities are in clinical outsourcing (naming Charles River Laboratories), rather than AI concept stocks.
11:31
On-chain monitoring firm Lookonchain has detected that a wallet associated with the Ethereum Foundation sold 2,785 ETH for $2,304 each, totaling $6.42 million, in the past hour. Additionally, the firm observed that two other wallets linked to the Ethereum Foundation deposited 4,393 ETH, worth $11.13 million, to Kraken 5 hours ago. These wallets initially received 59,751 ETH from the Ethereum Foundation 10 years ago at a price of $0.9 per ETH. The last suspected sale of ETH by the Ethereum Foundation was two weeks ago, after which the price of ETH has fallen by 9%.

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