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10/29
03:57
A national survey conducted by Ipsos for the DeFi Education Fund found that the percentage of U.S. adults who have ever owned or used cryptocurrency increased from 18% in 2025 to 22%, but usage in the past 12 months remained at 13%. The growth primarily came from individuals who have stopped using cryptocurrency. The survey also revealed that only 19% of Americans consider the traditional financial system secure, but trust in cryptocurrency exchanges and decentralized platforms is even lower, at 4% and 5% respectively.
03:51
Oracle shares rose 12% after the company told investors its bets on artificial intelligence would pay off sooner than expected. The database group anticipates free cash flow to reach $30 billion by 2029 and plans to cap additional financing for its data center strategy at $20 billion.
03:42
Chipotle Mexican Grill is set to release its quarterly earnings report after market close on Wednesday. Wall Street analysts anticipate a 1.5% increase in the company's same-store sales for the quarter, with full-year growth projected to be in the low single digits. Year-to-date, Chipotle's stock has fallen by nearly 22%, bringing its market capitalization down to approximately $36 billion. Previously, there were rumors that Starbucks might acquire Chipotle, but Starbucks has denied this, and Chipotle has since hired advisors to address potential activist investors or unsolicited takeover bids.
03:31
Russian President Vladimir Putin told African leaders at the third Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow that Russia would not engage in "neo-colonial exploitation" of the African continent, unlike former colonial powers. He noted that Western countries are still trying to exploit African resources and use debt to hinder the continent's development. Putin emphasized that Russian businesses are committed to expanding local processing of raw materials, creating jobs and tax revenues, and have supplied 13 million metric tons of agricultural products to Africa in the first nine months of this year. He also stated that Russia is prepared to expand the geographical scope of agricultural product shipments and will hold one-on-one talks with African leaders on topics such as trade, security, food supply, and arms deals.
03:29
The Federal Reserve voted to maintain interest rates at 3.75%-4%, despite persistent inflation in the United States. The decision passed with a vote of 10 to 2, aligning with market expectations. In its statement, the Federal Reserve noted that economic activity is expanding at a strong pace, domestic spending remains resilient, productivity growth is robust, capital investment is solid, employment growth is keeping pace with the labor force, and the unemployment rate is little changed. The Committee stated it would accumulate more information to determine the appropriate policy stance to ensure inflation returns to its 2% target in a timely manner. Previously, the annual Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation rate rose to 3.7% in September, up from 3.4% in August.
03:26
Aave has increased borrowing limits for Bitcoin and Ethereum collateral in its V3 and V4 versions. Core WBTC and cbBTC borrowers can access approximately 11% additional capacity, but the buffer against price drops will be reduced once the new maximum limits are reached.
03:26
OpenAI, one of NVIDIA's largest customers, is reportedly planning to purchase AI chips (TPUs) from Google in a move to reduce its reliance on NVIDIA hardware, according to sources cited by The Information. Neither OpenAI nor Google has confirmed this information, and details regarding the purchase price, chip quantity, and delivery date have not been disclosed.
03:24
Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, who remains incarcerated, wrote to Irish actor Anthony Boyle. Boyle portrays Bankman-Fried in a Netflix series depicting the downfall of the crypto exchange and his relationship with Caroline Ellison.
03:23
The frontier AI lab Anthropic announced new reporting tools on Wednesday, designed to provide enterprise customers with a more granular understanding of the value derived from their AI token spend. These tools allow managers to view team work, output, costs, and workflow breakdowns over a given date range, offering recommendations for improvement. This initiative aims to demonstrate the return on investment of Anthropic's tools and address a major concern among large customers regarding AI spending effectiveness, particularly as the company prepares for its planned IPO.
03:15
Billionaire venture capitalist Tim Draper has predicted a seismic shift toward Bitcoin adoption, warning that the eventual abandonment of fiat currencies could trigger widespread bank runs. Draper emphasized the importance of owning Bitcoin as the world's financial system undergoes this significant shift, stating that companies will eventually move from accepting both Bitcoin and fiat to only accepting Bitcoin. He believes this transition will lead people to devalue traditional currencies, potentially causing large-scale withdrawals from banks. Draper has previously predicted Bitcoin could reach $250,000 in about two years, citing the upcoming 2028 halving event and U.S. dollar inflation as drivers.
03:15
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong retweeted Jason's post, who believes the Bitcoin bear market has just begun and advised investors to sell. Jason pointed out that outflows from Bitcoin ETFs are a signal, and he expects Bitcoin to retest the $57,000 low within the next 12 months. He argued that there are too many other areas to create more value, and the Bitcoin network serves no purpose beyond being a store of value.
03:15
The White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) released a report estimating that if the review time for Environmental Impact Statements (EIS) under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) were shortened to two years, the U.S. long-term GDP could increase by 0.28% to 0.56% annually, equivalent to $82 billion to $164 billion. Additionally, tax revenues could increase by $14 billion to $28 billion annually, average household real wages could rise by $306 to $637 per year, and electricity bills and other expenses could decrease by $178 to $251 and $125 to $176 annually, respectively. If the review time were further reduced to one year, long-term GDP could increase by 0.41% to 0.83% annually, equivalent to $120 billion to $243 billion.
03:14
Japan's construction orders saw their first year-over-year decline in the April-September half since 2020, according to data released Wednesday by an industry group. Soaring construction costs have delayed major redevelopment projects, leading contractors to explore nuclear power projects or overseas opportunities.
03:11
SpaceX recorded its largest stock unlock this month, exceeding $200 billion. The company anticipates further significant unlocks, with over $1.2 trillion in shares expected to be unrestricted by July 2027. A major event is scheduled for June 12, 2027, when Elon Musk's 366-day lockup ends, freeing up 6.4 billion shares, alongside 352 million shares from other insiders. Based on today's share price of $143, these June unlocks alone would be valued at over $900 billion, tripling October's record.
03:09
Sources familiar with the matter revealed that Deutsche Telekom AG's merger plans with its U.S. subsidiary, T-Mobile US Inc., have been stalled. The deal was originally expected to be the largest public merger in history.
03:08
DoubleLine founder Jeff Gundlach stated that the Federal Reserve should raise interest rates by 50 basis points at its September meeting, rather than gradually, after the Fed's decision on Wednesday to keep rates unchanged. He is concerned that U.S. inflation (which remains above the Fed's 2% annualized target) is not being given sufficient attention. Additionally, Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh announced that one scheduled central bank meeting in 2027 and two in 2028 will focus on monetary policy strategy, during which no votes will be cast on adjustments to the federal funds rate. Despite the Fed maintaining rates on Wednesday, CME's FedWatch Tool still shows an 85% probability of a 25 basis point rate hike at the Fed's December meeting.
03:05
According to The New York Times, senior aides from Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola's campaign and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) are accused of recruiting a candidate with the same name, Daniel J. Sullivan, to run for the Alaska Senate, aiming to siphon votes from incumbent Republican Senator Dan S. Sullivan. The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit seeking a federal judge to block the certification of election results to investigate voter confusion. President Donald Trump stated that he ordered the Department of Justice to file the lawsuit. The Peltola campaign and the DSCC deny involvement in recruiting a "spoiler" candidate, and Alaska officials have also requested the dismissal of the Justice Department's lawsuit, claiming it has no authority to interfere with state elections. The outcome of this election could determine whether Democrats regain a majority in the Senate.
03:04
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey unveiled the Autumn Budget on Wednesday, announcing a one-off £100 (approximately $133) energy bill subsidy for 20 million households and pledging an additional £10 billion (approximately $13.2 billion) in economic and military aid to Ukraine. The budget also includes a temporary increase in the bank corporation tax surcharge from 3% to 6%, expected to generate an additional £1.5 billion (approximately $2 billion) in revenue, and a 3.9% increase in the National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage. Furthermore, Healey announced a £15 billion (approximately $20 billion) defense investment plan and plans to introduce a new "First Homes Savings Account."

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