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10/28
19:25
Bitcoin rose 2% to above $81,000 in Wednesday's Asian morning session, rebounding from Monday's low when it fell below $80,000. HYPE led gains, climbing nearly 6% to above $81, ZEC rose 5% to around $1,300, DOGE gained 4%, BNB and SOL each rose about 3%, Ether rose 2% to around $2,360, and XRP rose 3% to $1.32. Traders are bracing for the Federal Reserve's rate decision later in the day.
19:23
India's Adani Enterprises returns to profit, ending two consecutive quarters of losses. The conglomerate reported a profit for the three months through September, driven by strong performance in its copper smelting, renewable energy products, and airports divisions. It had posted a loss of 11.6 billion rupees in the April-June quarter, following a loss in the January-March quarter.
19:19
The US has warned several Gulf Arab countries to prepare for a short, intense military campaign against Iran after the November midterm elections, according to The Wall Street Journal. US forces are reportedly reinforcing missile defenses, replenishing munitions, and positioning additional warships and aircraft. Trump has not made a final decision, with diplomatic negotiations remaining an alternative.
19:19
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey will unveil his first Autumn Budget, which will cut departmental spending to fill a defense funding gap and plans to levy new taxes on banks and online marketplaces. This is Prime Minister Andy Burnham's first budget, aiming to tackle high inflation and government overspending, while also pledging to devolve funds and power. The budget plans to address a £4.7 billion funding shortfall in defense investment by cutting other departmental budgets, and commits to increasing defense spending to 3% and 3.5% of GDP by 2030 and 2035, respectively. Additionally, the budget is expected to impose new taxes on banks and online marketplaces such as Amazon, Temu, and eBay. Adjustments to the bank surcharge are projected to raise approximately £2 billion, and cracking down on foreign sellers evading VAT is expected to raise up to £1 billion, which will fund business rate relief for high street shops. The UK government's total borrowing surpassed £3 trillion for the first time in September, with debt interest alone reaching £100 billion annually.
19:19
Google has previewed a cryptocurrency custody security system called Google Multi-Party Compute (MPC), designed to help banks and other financial institutions securely protect and transfer cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets. The system is currently in private preview, with several major financial institutions already testing it. Google's parent company, Alphabet, has also begun using the technology on the Ethereum and Solana blockchains to secure its own digital assets.

The system is planned for commercialization in early 2027, with pricing not yet disclosed. Google MPC mitigates the risk of single points of failure by distributing private key shards across multiple independent systems, addressing the threat of asset theft due to private key compromise. According to on-chain analytics firm Chainalysis, 43.8% of stolen cryptocurrencies in 2024 resulted from private key compromises. DeFiLlama data shows that as of June this year, blockchain projects have cumulatively lost $16.69 billion due to hacks, with approximately 40% related to private key compromises. The system can also prevent transfers that violate preset limits or approval requirements by checking for compliance with institutional rules before transactions are signed.
19:18
Google is changing its cloud strategy, allowing external partners like Oracle to sell its AI chips, TPUs, for the first time. This move aims to expand its AI chip business and compete with NVIDIA. Oracle announced on Tuesday that it will offer Google's Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), marking the first time customers can access TPUs outside of Google's infrastructure. Additionally, OpenAI also plans to procure TPUs from Google. TD Cowen projects Google's TPU business sales to reach $9.4 billion in the second half of the year and $62.5 billion by 2027.
19:16
OKXICE's upcoming stock-token platform has received objections from issuers for 33 of the 63 originally proposed symbols. This leaves 32 symbols without a disclosed objection ahead of the venue’s launch, effectively shrinking the initial lineup by nearly half.
19:15
Mirae Asset Securities' Hong Kong subsidiary has issued six-month tokenized notes on the Solana blockchain as part of its $3 billion program, extending blockchain-based issuance to institutional investors.
19:14
Israeli forces continued their raids in the West Bank on Wednesday, with the blockade of Hebron entering its sixth day. The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) expressed "grave concern" over the situation, warning that "collective punishment" violates international law and could lead to a repeat of "Operation Iron Wall" in 2025, which resulted in mass displacement.
19:13
The U.S. military has advised vessels to avoid unnecessary transit through the Strait of Hormuz, citing potential delays due to enforcement of blockades. Iran has reportedly been involved in nearly 30 attacks on vessels in October, even as Gulf oil flows have returned to near pre-war levels.
19:06
U.S. mortgage rates fell for a second consecutive week last week, with the average contract interest rate for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage decreasing from 7.41% to 7.37%. However, borrower demand saw only a slight rebound, with total application volume rising by 3.4% week-over-week. In an effort to save money, more borrowers opted for riskier adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs), whose share of applications increased to 11.3%, the highest level in over a year. Refinance applications rose by 3% week-over-week but were still down 61% year-over-year; purchase loan applications increased by 4% week-over-week, but were down 18% year-over-year.
18:59
According to The Defiant, the Stellar Development Foundation has launched a fee-free network. Early benchmarks show the network achieved a processing speed of 7.02 million payments per second across eight machines within a single validator. The Stellar Development Foundation stated that it has not yet decided how the network will be associated with the Stellar mainnet.
18:54
GE Vernova, the energy company formed from the breakup of General Electric, stated that the acquisition aims to create scale across its electrification portfolio.
18:22
Rising costs everywhere from insurance to lawn care mean almost half of US homeowners lack financial breathing room.
18:21
Lookonchain monitoring shows that an anonymous trader created wallet 0xb15b nine days ago and deposited 1.25 million USDC to short ETH. Since then, the trader has been liquidated 13 times, with a total of 18,080 ETH (approximately $43.9 million) liquidated, incurring a loss of $1.14 million.
18:20
Microsoft and Alphabet's stocks have underperformed the market this year on concerns over their AI spending, leaving them with much to prove to AI skeptics, according to Bloomberg Markets.
18:16
Israel's Tel Aviv 125 Index fell as much as 3.5% in early Wednesday trading, after exit polls showed no clear winner in the country's parliamentary election, leaving investors uncertain about the leadership of the next government. As of 9:30 AM GMT, with over 76% of votes counted, Netanyahu's alliance is projected to win 54 seats, while the opposition bloc is projected to win 47 seats, with neither reaching the 61-seat majority required to form a government.
18:16
Chris Gober, former lawyer for Elon Musk's Political Action Committee (PAC), is running for U.S. Representative in Texas's 10th congressional district, home to Tesla and SpaceX operations, including the Terafab AI chip factory under construction. SpaceX's PAC has donated $10,000 to Gober's campaign. Gober's Democratic opponent, Caitlin Rourk, has highlighted Gober's ties to Musk and the AI industry in her campaign. SpaceX is actively expanding its AI business in 2026, with AI-related revenue soaring ninefold to $7.56 billion in the third quarter. Additionally, Gober's law firm, Lex Politica, is representing Musk and his PAC in a class-action lawsuit during the 2024 general election, with a settlement agreement reached on October 15, though terms were not disclosed. Gober stated that if elected, he would withdraw from all ongoing representations and is working with the House Ethics Committee to comply with regulations.
18:10
Israel held a general election on October 27, but no clear winner emerged, requiring the formation of a coalition government for the next administration. Exit polls and preliminary vote counts indicate that Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc is projected to win 54 seats, while the opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot is projected to win 50 seats. Neither has reached the 61-seat majority required to form a government in the 120-seat parliament. Arab parties may hold the balance of power, but face political obstacles in forming a coalition with the main blocs. Official results will be announced on November 4.

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