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10/30
04:03
Musk reposted a tweet from Sawyer Merritt, which stated that SpaceX accused T-Mobile and other traditional carriers of deliberately harming SpaceX and hindering the expansion of Starlink Mobile by promoting outdated and restrictive rules for satellite-to-phone direct connectivity. In a new filing with the FCC, SpaceX stated that these rules could leave millions in underserved communities without service, and called AFTRCC a pure lobbying organization designed to protect traditional companies, whose comments should not be considered independent or objective.
04:00
OpenAI-backed Thrive Holdings has agreed to acquire home security company ADT for a total enterprise value of $15.3 billion. The move aims to bring AI technology into the home security business, with ADT serving as the foundation for Thrive Holdings' smart home security operations. Thrive Holdings is a private equity spin-off of Josh Kushner's venture capital firm Thrive Capital, with OpenAI as a partner and investor, providing AI models, technology, and engineers to Thrive Holdings' portfolio companies.
03:50
Blockchain analytics firm Bubblemaps has tracked $2.7 million in outflows from prediction market Polymarket following a previous security vulnerability incident. Polymarket's platform trading has now resumed, and the company has pledged full compensation to affected users. One trader tracked by Bubblemaps stated that he has moved his funds to a secure location.
03:49
EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen warned that while oil and gas supply shortages are not expected, rising prices will make it difficult for many EU citizens to pay their bills this winter.

Following a meeting of EU energy ministers in Luxembourg, Jorgensen stated that member states have reaffirmed their commitment to release approximately 42 million barrels of oil in the coming months, half of which will be diesel. Currently, EU winter heating season inventories are only at 75% of available storage capacity, down from 83% a year ago.
03:35
Al Jazeera reported that following the Israeli parliamentary elections, Palestinian citizen voter turnout surged to approximately 80%, securing 19 seats for their representative parties in the 120-seat Knesset, making them a crucial force in forming a government. However, Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud party and most of the Jewish-dominated opposition have refused to cooperate with Palestinian parties, leading to a government formation deadlock. Likud even called on security agencies to investigate whether the high Palestinian voter turnout involved "foreign interference," attempting to delegitimize their votes. Opposition leaders such as former Prime Ministers Naftali Bennett, Yair Lapid, and Avigdor Liberman (on Thursday) all ruled out forming a coalition government with Palestinian parties. Analysts believe this refusal reflects the "Jewish supremacy" notion prevalent in mainstream Israeli politics and fundamental disagreements over Israel's future vision.
03:34
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired Army Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia, director of the Strategy, Plans and Policy Directorate at the Joint Chiefs of Staff, for alleged severe misconduct. The Pentagon states Sylvia was under investigation for leaking classified information regarding the Iran war and the war between Russia and Ukraine. The investigation is ongoing and has been referred to the Department of Justice. Sylvia reportedly failed three polygraph tests concerning the leaks and was accused of putting national security at risk. This marks the second ousting from the J5 post under Hegseth, and comes amid reports that the US had warned allies of possible renewed strikes against Iran, and as former President Trump has repeatedly floated new military operations against Iran.
03:20
Prediction market Polymarket has suffered a major security breach, with nearly 1,000 accounts compromised and over $2.6 million lost. Blockchain analyst Conor Grogan disclosed that a total of 995 accounts were affected, with losses amounting to approximately $2.65 million. The two largest individual losses were $341,000 and $307,000, respectively. The attackers have converted all stolen funds into Polygon's native token, POL, possibly to prevent the funds from being frozen. Polymarket has confirmed that the attack originated from the compromise of a third-party service provider and has suspended trading, pledging to fully reimburse all affected users.
03:19
Blockchain analytics firm Bitquery reports that an unidentified crypto whale has repeatedly withdrawn approximately $290 million in USDC from Aave and Sky platforms for 394 consecutive midnights (UTC) since September 30, 2025, with $134 million originating from Aave. This action temporarily depleted liquidity, causing Aave's USDC lending rate to surge from 4.5% to 13.8%, nearly tripling. The funds typically returned after about half an hour. Bitquery noted that these repeated operations caused Aave's USDC lending pool utilization to rise from a median of 94% to 99.6% in October, reaching 100% on six nights. However, Aavescan data shows that the lending rate had fallen back to 5.45% at midnight UTC on October 29, indicating an easing of the liquidity crunch.
03:18
Meta has launched its AI fashion app, Style Sketch, in Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand. The app connects to Instagram to build a virtual wardrobe from users' shared photos, or allows manual addition of clothing items by taking photos, recording videos, or uploading images. Style Sketch will offer styling suggestions based on user preferences, support virtual try-ons, and can plan outfits for travel.
03:18
Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, held a phone call with UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband to discuss diplomatic efforts and joint coordination aimed at de-escalating regional tensions and enhancing security and stability. Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the Prime Minister reiterated Qatar's support for all diplomatic efforts and initiatives aimed at ensuring freedom of navigation and paving the way for comprehensive agreements to achieve sustainable peace in the region.
03:12
Donald Trump posted on Truth Social, stating that the U.S. economy is "booming" at a rate of 3.4%, with "significant increases" in consumer spending and business investment, and a "21% explosion" in new equipment investment. He added that factories and companies are building and expanding massively in the U.S. He also noted that core inflation remains low and the economy is outperforming the expectations of 72% of economists. Trump simultaneously warned that if the Democratic Party wins the midterm elections, they will "destroy everything," urging voters to cast their ballots for the Republican Party to sustain economic growth.
03:08
The Financial Times analysis indicates that Google is facing a "self-cannibalization" challenge in the AI competition, yet it still has the ability to surpass other rivals. The report suggests that leadership in the AI race can be quickly gained, lost, and regained.
03:04
The Saudi-led coalition says its air defences intercepted and destroyed two ballistic missiles fired by the Houthis towards the capital, Riyadh, the Saudi Press Agency reports.
03:03
Celestia has launched Voyager, its pre-production architecture, designed to expand Celestia Labs' capabilities at the execution layer and support AI payments. The project cites single-node benchmark results of 21 million TPS, though the summary notes that this benchmark is not a measure of real-time network throughput.
03:03
Finnish police have launched a criminal investigation into alleged environmental damage caused by Google's data center project in northern Finland. The project is part of Google parent company Alphabet's $15 billion investment in AI infrastructure in Finland. Finnish authorities stated that Google's local subsidiary, Tuike Finland, carried out forest clearing and drainage operations at a planned site near the town of Muhos without completing the environmental impact assessment required by Finnish law. Police are investigating whether these operations violated the Water Act and caused environmental damage, which could lead to fines for the company. A Google spokesperson said the company would cooperate with the police investigation.
03:02
Grayscale's HYPG, a Nasdaq-listed fund offering HYPE exposure and staking, began trading on June 3. It held $186.9 million in assets as of Oct. 28 and charges a 0.29% annual sponsor fee.
03:01
Prediction market platform Polymarket stated that its international platform is currently experiencing an outage due to a hack at an unnamed third-party provider. Traders first reported unauthorized withdrawals from their accounts on social media on Thursday afternoon. In response, the company has suspended trading on its international platform. Polymarket claims to have fixed its own issues, with trading set to resume at 3 PM ET, and has pledged full compensation for affected wallets. The company has also reported the incident to UK law enforcement, as the third-party provider operates in the UK. The disruption occurred days before the US midterm elections, which are expected to drive a significant increase in trading volume on both Polymarket's international and US platforms.
03:00
A hacktivist group calling itself “Department of Peace” has published online the names, job titles, office locations, and phone numbers for more than 41,000 US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) employees and contractors. The group claims the data was obtained from an Okta single sign-on service used by DHS, stating the action is in retaliation for Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin's pledge to step up Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. Okta disputes the claim, stating its systems were not compromised. DHS is aware of the potential breach and is actively working to address the situation, having already filed a takedown notice for the data.
03:00
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) commented on the Polymarket security incident, stating that it appears to be a front-end injection attack that injects incorrect transactions but shows a valid transaction for the user to sign. This follows reports from Polymarket users that assets were being withdrawn without permission, leading the platform to pause trading and launch an investigation.
02:58
XRP ETF investors largely hold on to tokens despite a 25% price crash, with XRP trading near $1.29 against an estimated $1.71 acquisition cost. Data from XRP Insights shows that between October 23 and 28, net holdings in US-listed XRP funds saw only a small, concentrated reduction of about 0.26%, indicating most existing exposure remains in place.

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