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00:44
India's Enforcement Directorate (ED) has announced searches as part of a probe into alleged foreign payouts involving $524 million in crypto transfers. The agency named crypto exchanges Binance and Bybit as platforms used for these alleged transfers, though it has not announced charges against either exchange.
00:44
The U.S. investigated a Chinese spy plot aimed at Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, with a top executive from Singapore AI cloud firm Megaspeed, Alice Huang, suspected of being a Chinese spy. Sources told The New York Times that Alice Huang, whose company was accused of illegally selling Nvidia chips to China, had grown close to Jensen Huang and may have been gathering information on Nvidia's plans and its efforts to ship advanced technology to China. Nvidia denied the allegations, stating that Jensen Huang's interactions with the Megaspeed executive were routine customer meetings and no sensitive trade secrets or national security-relevant information was shared.
00:37
Chevron is accelerating oil and gas exploration in Africa, South America and the Mediterranean, supported by soaring energy profits following the Iran war. The company now allocates 50% of its exploration capital to undeveloped regions, up from roughly 20%, and plans up to 20 exploration wells annually, with half targeting new basins. First-half profits exceeded $14 billion, surpassing full-year 2025 earnings. Chevron is also deploying AI and advanced seismic technology to identify new reserves.
00:32
Franklin Templeton has officially launched FBEQ and FIBT, two Bitcoin DRIP ETFs, both trading on Nasdaq. These ETFs aim to convert dividends paid by large US companies into gradually increasing Bitcoin exposure. FBEQ tracks the VettaFi US Large Cap 500 Bitcoin DRIP Index, with an initial allocation of 95% equities and 5% Bitcoin exposure. Each regular or special dividend paid by component companies will be reinvested in Bitcoin at market open on the ex-dividend date. FBEQ does not directly hold Bitcoin on-chain but gains exposure through Bitcoin exchange-traded products, futures and options, or depositary receipts, with an expense ratio of 0.09%.
00:32
U.S. Democratic Senator Chris Murphy took to X to call the Trump administration's renewed military strike plan against Iran "insane" after receiving a detailed briefing on it. Murphy stated that the plan would lead to "a devastating escalation," fail to achieve its objectives, and could undermine America's commitment to the rule of law while triggering a new round of conflict escalation. Earlier reports indicated that Donald Trump planned to restart the war against Iran after the election.
00:31
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicts that Vietnam's per capita GDP will surpass Indonesia's in 2026. This is primarily attributed to Vietnam's growing role as an alternative to China for high-tech manufacturing, including semiconductors and electronics, as well as the government's substantial public investments.
00:31
Amazon is set to release its third-quarter earnings after market close on Thursday ET, with the market focusing on its AI spending. Analysts project Amazon Web Services (AWS) sales to grow by 38%, marking its fifth consecutive quarter of accelerating revenue growth. Wall Street will also be watching for comments from Amazon executives regarding AI expenditures, with capital expenditures expected to increase from $200 billion to $220 billion in 2026, and potentially exceeding $280 billion in 2027. Aggressive AI spending has eroded the company's cash flow, with free cash flow anticipated to be negative $9.9 billion this quarter.
00:22
Former Palantir executives Andy Alder and Arjun Mather have launched Dream, a startup that aims to automate building design and engineering for the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. Dream emerged from stealth with $17 million in seed funding led by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), with participation from SV Angel, XYZ, and Zigg Capital. The company plans to challenge established AEC tools like Autodesk's AutoCAD and Revit by training its AI world model on over 100 million square feet of building data from U.S. permit archives, enabling it to generate structurally precise designs. Dream has already begun selling its product and is deployed across 10 active projects in Texas and California.
00:20
NVIDIA has refuted a report by The New York Times claiming that U.S. intelligence agencies monitored an individual close to NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, suspecting them of being a Chinese spy.

An NVIDIA spokesperson told CNBC that Megaspeed, the Singaporean cloud services company mentioned in the report, is a regional client, and interactions between Jensen Huang and clients are common. Clients do not have access to trade secrets or national security information. NVIDIA also stated that accusations of Megaspeed circumventing U.S. AI chip export controls were "thoroughly investigated and refuted last year."
00:18
Yemen's internationally recognized government forces stated they conducted 982 "targeted strike operations" against Houthi militants in the past 24 hours, "eliminating" 324 Houthi commanders and fighters, while destroying or disabling 108 vehicles, equipment, and medium-to-heavy weapons. Government forces also stated they continue to repel Houthi attacks in Taiz.
00:15
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00:15
Crypto exchange HTX, formerly Huobi, has ceased accepting deposits from British customers and agreed to stop targeting them with crypto promotions, following a settlement with the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
00:14
Fluid has opened its decentralized exchange (DEX) v2 Beta, supporting custom collateral and debt ranges. The governance layer has set a borrowing cap of $50,000 per asset for new Ethereum contracts, while pool creation remains restricted.
00:14
IPX, an agentic operating system and tokenized exchange for intellectual property, announced its integration with Bridge, a stablecoin infrastructure company owned by Stripe. The integration, launching November 15, 2026, will allow eligible users and projects on IPX to receive real-world revenue, such as sponsorship payments and licensing fees, which will be automatically converted into USDC and sent on-chain, and also off-ramp back to bank accounts.
00:14
Canton Strategic Holdings' tokenized stock is scheduled to debut on the TSV platform on Monday, issued by Fairmint, which will also maintain on-chain ownership records. This follows opposition from 38 issuers to the rival OKX-ICE platform.
00:11
Gemini co-founder Tyler Winklevoss slammed European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde after her unexpected resignation announcement, stating her legacy would be to "fight crypto and fail." Lagarde, a long-time critic of cryptocurrencies, announced her resignation effective February 7, 2027, nine months before her term was due to end. She has previously called Bitcoin "worth nothing" and accused it of enabling illicit financial operations, even revealing that one of her sons lost money in crypto despite her warnings.
00:04
Iran's Tasnim news agency confirmed that the Iranian leadership has received a letter from U.S. Vice President Vance, but Iran has not yet responded. The semi-official news agency stated that Vance addressed the letter to the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, and Iran emphasized that the U.S. must meet its seven conditions, and any position that weakens this firm framework is unacceptable. Earlier, U.S. media reported that Vance had sent a letter to Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei, aiming to restart peace talks. President Donald Trump yesterday denied these reports, acknowledging that Vance had communicated with unnamed Iranian officials, but stated that the communication was related to medical supplies and provided no further details.
00:03
Event prediction platform Kalshi has completed a $1 billion funding round, valuing the company at $40 billion, with non-sports revenue run rate exceeding $1 billion. This funding comes as the company expands its partnerships with the NBA and S&P Dow Jones Indices, while also facing legal challenges regarding its sports contracts.
00:03
US mortgage rates fell for the second straight week, with the average 30-year fixed rate dropping to 7.24% from 7.32% last week and 7.40% two weeks ago, according to Freddie Mac. The decline follows a retreat in 10-year Treasury yields, partly driven by investors shifting from technology stocks into government bonds. However, mortgage rates remain more than one percentage point above year-ago levels, weighing on housing affordability and demand.
00:03
DBS Hong Kong is set to publicly launch its new DBS Vantage Card in December 2026, which will be the first Visa Infinite Privilege Card in Hong Kong. The card aims to enhance affluent banking by integrating wealth, travel, and lifestyle benefits.
00:02
Piero Cipollone, Member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (ECB), announced that Europe will transition to T+1 (next-day) securities settlement by October 11, 2027, as part of a broader financial infrastructure transformation aimed at enhancing efficiency, resilience, safety, and competitiveness. The Eurosystem is actively contributing to this shift, having already begun accepting marketable assets issued using distributed ledger technology (DLT) as eligible collateral for its credit operations since March 30, 2026. Additionally, its Pontes platform has supported wholesale transactions in tokenized assets settled in central bank money since September 21, 2026. The ECB plans to significantly enhance Pontes' functionalities, including extending operating hours by mid-2027 and achieving 24/7/365 availability in 2028, with immediate settlement finality on the Eurosystem DLT platform expected as early as next year.
00:01
Hyperliquid's HYPE token surged 13% to approximately $91, following news that NYSE owner ICE will partner with Trade[XYZ] to launch Hyperliquid-based perpetual futures in the US. Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) has signed a definitive agreement with Trade[XYZ], under which ICE will become the exclusive operator of Trade[XYZ]'s regulated market and make a strategic investment in the company. The product still requires regulatory approval, and no specific launch date has been announced yet. Legendary investor Stan Druckenmiller, an investor in Trade[XYZ], has publicly endorsed this partnership.
00:00
Bitcoin's price surged to $81,500, reclaiming a key weekly resistance level. This follows the release of better-than-expected US third-quarter GDP data, while US equities are digesting the impact of Alphabet's disappointing third-quarter earnings report.

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