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10/29
14:58
Arbitrum's active addresses reached 1.09 million, marking a 30-day high. However, transactions on October 28 climbed far less than addresses, and user-paid fees remained close to the preceding week's median.
14:55
Russia's alleged shadow war in Europe has escalated this year, with European officials accusing Moscow of drone incursions into Polish, Lithuanian, and Estonian airspace, and suspected Russian drones being downed over Poland, Finland, and the Baltic states. Ukraine also accused Russia of using aerial and surface drones to sink four cargo ships in October near Bulgaria's territorial waters, in an apparent warning to Ukraine's grain exports. Additionally, Russia and Belarus are accused of attempting to destabilize Baltic states through migrant pressure, while EU intelligence agencies report Russia is seeking to "kill" European defense bosses and target their supply chains. Experts warn that Europe's lack of retaliation encourages Russia, potentially leading to further escalation.
14:54
According to Al Jazeera, citing data from the European Central Bank's (ECB) 2023 Household Finance and Consumption Survey, there is a significant wealth gap in Europe (Eurozone and two other European countries). The median net wealth for households under 35 years old is approximately €25,000, while for households aged 55-64, it is about €208,000, more than eight times higher. Among the 22 surveyed countries, individuals under 35 hold only 2.8% of the total household wealth, whereas those aged 55-64 hold 24%. Since 2000, prices for everyday goods and services in the Eurozone, Hungary, and the Czech Republic have risen by 67.2%, with housing costs being one of the main drivers of the widening wealth gap.
14:54
Israeli forces conducted arrest operations in several locations across the occupied West Bank, Al Jazeera reported. Eleven people, including three Palestinian brothers, were arrested in Nablus, two youths in Jenin, and an 18-year-old in Tuqu' town, southwest of Bethlehem.
14:36
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse stated that 2026 will be an "extraordinary year" for the company due to significant growth in transaction volumes, predicting that XRP is poised to become the gold standard in institutional crypto payments. He noted that the company's annualized product revenue run rate is expected to reach $900 million, with a threefold increase in customers and partners, and currently over 1,700 institutions utilizing its financial infrastructure. During the Swell conference, Ripple announced a partnership with Robinhood to expand RLUSD stablecoin and infrastructure use cases, deepened its collaboration with BNY on digital asset custody and tokenized trade finance, and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) finally approved the establishment of Ripple National Trust Bank. Coinbase also agreed to increase the availability of RLUSD on its platform.
14:33
Political researcher Ihsan al-Khatib stated that US Vice President Vance's initiative to contact Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, suggests Washington's desire to avoid war and reach a decisive agreement with Tehran. Al-Khatib told Al Jazeera that this move reflects an American tendency to bypass ineffective official channels and communicate directly with Iran's actual decision-making circles. Earlier, Trump said he approved Vance's outreach to Iran to offer "help with medical supplies," following US media reports that Vance had sent a letter urging peace talks.
14:27
ING Groep NV reported lower-than-expected third-quarter profit due to rising costs and increased provisions for bad loans. The Dutch bank also announced it would cut approximately 400 jobs as it adjusts its wholesale banking operations.
14:21
US Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh stated at a press conference on Wednesday, following the Fed's decision to hold interest rates steady, that he pays significant attention to the South Korean economy. Warsh highlighted South Korea's importance as a key source of "feedstocks" for the new surge in technology, alongside Japan and Singapore, underscoring its critical role in the global technology supply chain.
14:19
The Pentagon has fired Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia, the Department of Defense's top military planner. This move comes as U.S. President Donald Trump repeatedly mentions new military strikes against Iran and vows to "finish the job" after going to war with Israel eight months ago. Trump stated that new attacks are an option after the U.S. midterm elections on November 3. Media reports indicate that U.S. officials have informed Middle Eastern countries and regional allies to prepare for possible renewed military action after Tuesday's vote and potential retaliatory actions by Iran. A third U.S. aircraft carrier and thousands of additional U.S. troops are en route to the region.
14:14
Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin has launched on the Coinbase platform and its Base blockchain, following Moody's granting it an investment-grade credit rating. The protocol announced on Wednesday that RLUSD is now available on Coinbase's retail and institutional trading platforms, expanding the distribution of the USD-backed cryptocurrency. Moody's had previously assigned RLUSD stablecoin an A2 long-term deposit rating and a P-1 short-term deposit rating, which Ripple Senior Vice President Jack McDonald called the first stablecoin to receive an investment-grade rating from Moody's. RLUSD, launched in December 2024, has already surpassed a market capitalization of $2.4 billion.
14:12
Shopify is expanding its Shop Pay service, allowing AI agents to make payments at stores outside Shopify's platform. This functionality enables agents to use single-use card credentials without requiring those retailers to add new integrations.
14:08
Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan stated on Thursday that the city's first five-year plan provides a clear framework for policymaking and investment, urging businesses to understand government strategies. Chan highlighted finance, and innovation and technology as two connected priorities in the plan, which was unveiled last month. He noted that Hong Kong raised HK$388 billion in IPOs in the first nine months of 2026, more than double the amount from a year earlier. The government's "Finance+" approach aims to develop new growth engines, support new industries, and finance Hong Kong's green transition, leveraging its close connection with mainland China to bring technologies to market and attract international capital.
14:03
Analysts cited by Al Jazeera suggest a Democratic victory in the US midterm elections could have two adverse effects on Europe: potentially leading to complacency regarding the continent's own far-right movements and spurring US President Donald Trump to increase pressure on Ukraine for an unwanted deal with Russia. Catherine Fieschi of Carnegie Europe noted that a Democratic win might lead Europeans to believe democracies 'bounce back,' reducing fears about figures like France's Marine Le Pen. Separately, Trump could accelerate deals with Putin, potentially coercing Ukraine to sacrifice its eastern Donbas region, a move Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has opposed. Trump has previously leveraged US early warning systems and Starlink satellite navigation against Ukraine and echoed Russian calls for Zelenskyy's replacement.
13:56
Libya's eastern-based parliament approved the 2019 maritime border agreement with Turkey eight days ago, after years of opposition. The agreement delineates the maritime claims of Turkey and Libya in the Mediterranean Sea. Turkey's Ministry of National Defense also proposed to Egypt on Wednesday to sign a maritime border agreement, which is estimated to grant Egypt over 15,000 square kilometers of maritime jurisdiction.
13:54
Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP), the state-run nuclear power operator, announced on Thursday that it has terminated negotiations with a local consortium comprising Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co. and Doosan Enerbility Co. for a construction contract for the Dukovany nuclear power plant project in the Czech Republic, due to a failure to agree on key terms.
13:53
Germany's Merck KGaA has invested $334 million to open a biopharmaceutical plant in Daejeon, South Korea, marking its largest life science investment in the Asia-Pacific region. The 44,500-square-meter facility will produce critical materials for biopharmaceutical development and manufacturing, aiming to strengthen the supply chain for pharmaceutical companies in the region.
13:48
Mirae Asset Securities of South Korea is entering Japan's retail brokerage market by acquiring Sanko Securities for approximately $35.6 million. Mirae Asset Securities announced on Thursday that its board of directors has approved the acquisition of Japanese brokerage firm Sanko Securities for approximately KRW 47.6 billion (USD 35.6 million) through its U.S. subsidiary, Mirae Asset Securities Holdings. The company will inject JPY 12 billion (USD 76.1 million) into its U.S. subsidiary.

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