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10/30
19:51
Lewis Blakey, a private equity partner at Weil Gotshal & Manges, is moving to Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, marking another recent departure from the struggling Wall Street law firm.
19:46
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg used President Donald Trump's preferred term "super intelligence" on recent third-quarter earnings calls. Trump declared at a White House AI luncheon on Sept. 29 that executive-branch departments and agencies should replace "artificial intelligence" with the term, and later said on Truth Social that "AI" would be banned from relevant documents.

Earlier in October, Musk renamed SpaceX's AI division SpaceXSI and referred to "advanced AI or SI" on Tesla's call. Zuckerberg highlighted Meta's "goal of delivering personal superintelligence to everyone" on its Oct. 21 call; Meta had already created Meta Superintelligence Labs last year.

Other technology executives, including Amazon's Andy Jassy, Microsoft's Satya Nadella and Alphabet's Sundar Pichai, continued to use "AI" in recent earnings calls. Microsoft's annual report filed last week also mentioned "super intelligence," showing that the broader industry has not uniformly adopted the terminology.
19:44
Kioxia Holdings expects its consolidated net profit to surge 15-fold year on year to 1.36 trillion yen ($8.7 billion) in the October-December quarter of 2026, driven by robust demand for semiconductor memory from AI investment and data centers, as well as rising chip prices boosting its smartphone business.
19:42
Binance stated that investigators found additional compromise points beyond the initially suspected compromised employee laptop in the approximately $6 billion hack, but did not disclose specific details. Blockchain intelligence firm TRM Labs attributed the incident to the North Korean-linked hacking group TraderTraitor, noting connections between the stolen funds and previous Bitget and Phemex attacks.
19:36
As of early Friday, the Binance hacker held 18,270 Bitcoins, a quantity that exceeds Coinbase's reported corporate holdings. Additionally, the hacker also holds over 500,000 Ethereum.
19:34
Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure have caused widespread power outages in Dnipro, affecting over 350,000 people. Meanwhile, Ukrainian drones attacked a refinery in Novokuibyshevsk, Samara Oblast, Russia, sparking a fire. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy warned that Russia is preparing new ballistic missile attacks and called on allies to urgently provide more air defense interceptors, especially Patriot systems.
19:32
Jupiter Lend platform is experiencing a liquidity crunch, leading to delayed user withdrawals, according to The Defiant. Its API data shows only 3.35 USDC are immediately available for withdrawal, while total Earn deposit claims amount to 418.5 million USDC.
19:32
Bitcoin fell below $80,000, leading to $1.34 billion in long liquidations. Ethereum's funding rate on OKX turned negative, while Bitcoin's funding rate remained positive as leveraged bullish positions were closed.
19:26
The U.S. is weighing options for a new round of strikes against Iran, following reports by the Wall Street Journal that General Cooper, commander of U.S. Central Command, briefed President Donald Trump on related plans on Thursday. Meanwhile, Vice President Vance sent a letter to Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, via Qatari mediators, proposing direct negotiations to end the war and including Iran's nuclear program on the negotiation agenda. On Friday, Qatari mediators visited Tehran again for talks. Analysts point out that while Washington is preparing for war, it is also keeping diplomatic channels open, but mutual trust remains a key obstacle to reaching an agreement. Some analyses suggest that Donald Trump is unlikely to order a large-scale attack before the midterm elections, but a major attack could be launched in mid-to-late November to advance the U.S. agenda.
19:26
Tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Meta are investing trillions of dollars into the AI sector, which is putting pressure on their traditional businesses and impacting free cash flow. Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet reported negative free cash flow this quarter, with Meta at negative $2.12 billion, Amazon outflowing $42.4 billion, and Alphabet reaching $9.07 billion. Microsoft's cash generation also significantly dropped by 27% to $18.63 billion, and the company stated it would turn to the bond market to support AI infrastructure spending. Amazon and Alphabet's stock prices plummeted after their earnings reports, with Alphabet experiencing its largest single-day drop ever on Thursday, and Amazon also falling sharply after hours. Amazon expects capital expenditures to reach $220 billion this year, and analysts anticipate it will exceed $280 billion next year. Meta's stock price fell 7% after its earnings report last week, and this Monday, the company announced plans to raise $95 billion through a stock offering to support AI investments.
19:24
Binance and Polymarket have suspended trading after hacks. Separately, the Trump administration promised tariff relief in talks to secure a U.S. Audi factory, and Cleveland-Cliffs will retain Stelco amid a jobs dispute with the Canadian government.
19:19
Al Jazeera reported that Israeli forces raided and surrounded the home of a perpetrator of a previous attack in Hebron, expelling surrounding Palestinian families, including the attacker's relatives. The report noted that Israeli far-right politicians Bezalel Smotrich, Itamar Ben-Gvir, and Netanyahu have used the ongoing military operation as "election fodder" by sharing videos and inflammatory rhetoric to garner voter support, promising Palestinians that they will "face this reality every day."
19:12
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy announced it had intercepted two oil tankers in the southern waters of the Strait of Hormuz. The IRGC stated through its media arm that the vessels had turned off all navigation and positioning systems and attempted to exit the strait via an "unauthorized route" with "U.S. military support." The statement noted that the tankers ignored multiple radio warnings, "entered a dangerous area," and "became involved in an incident" before being intercepted.
19:09
Wu Blockchain reports that Binance has stated it has reserved over $6.34 billion in company funds to cover losses from hacker attacks, with $5 billion already held in affected tokens. Binance is purchasing the remaining tokens through market and OTC channels, but due to limited liquidity, this process may take longer. This reserved fund is separate from approximately $3 billion in frozen assets, and Binance will publicly verify user assets through proof of reserves.
19:09
Israel's Central Elections Committee published the final results of the October 27 vote on Friday, confirming that neither Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc (53 seats) nor Gadi Eisenkot's opposition bloc (48 seats) secured the 61-seat majority required in the Knesset to form a government. Both leaders have ruled out working with the two main electoral lists representing Palestinian citizens of Israel, which together hold 19 seats. Political consultations are reportedly underway, with analysts suggesting the numbers do not add up for any side and new elections remain a possibility if a coalition cannot be formed.
19:09
Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation Limited (HKMC) announced the successful completion of its fourth Infrastructure Loan-backed Securities (ILBS) issuance, Bauhinia 4, with a total value of approximately US$481.5 million and an aggregate principal amount of US$457.3 million. The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) continued its participation in this issuance as an anchor investor through its US$300 million investment program.
19:08
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) retweeted a statement from Binance Thailand partner Gulf Binance, which confirmed the security of digital assets for Binance TH users and announced a temporary suspension of digital asset deposits and withdrawals due to a recent security incident. In his tweet, CZ praised Gulf for twice proactively offering cash liquidity support after Binance was fined $4 billion in 2023 and during the recent security incident, emphasizing that strong partners emerge during difficult times.
19:06
The euro is set for its weakest month in over four years compared to the pound, as concerns about France’s economic outlook weigh on the common currency.
19:05
Binance announced it has set aside over $6.34 billion in company funds to cover incidents that previously affected user assets. The exchange also reported holding $5 billion in affected token assets and assisting in freezing $3 billion with industry partners. Binance is working with law enforcement to recover affected assets and stated that all user funds will be publicly verifiable through its Proof of Reserves. These figures do not include additional frozen or protected assets currently undergoing verification.

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