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22:20
Yemen’s Foreign Ministry has called for urgent United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) action to stop the Houthis from carrying out mine operations in governorates in the country, in a statement on X. The ministry also strongly condemned the group’s “continued intensive and indiscriminate planting of mines, particularly in villages and populated areas, and held it fully responsible for the humanitarian repercussions arising from these practices”. The Houthis, since the recent escalation in fighting, have planted a large amount of naval mines directly in and around the strategic Bab al-Mendeb Strait. In 2024, the Houthis and other forces were accused of planting mines in areas of the country, claiming many lives and leaving others injured.
22:18
Wall Street analysts are urging investors to buy crypto stocks after the $6.3 billion Binance hack, with analysts from Cantor Fitzgerald, TD Cowen, and Compass Point stating that the incident is unlikely to hinder the crypto market's recovery.
22:17
Major banks have raised their oil price forecasts for 2026 and 2027, with Brent crude expected to average $90.40/barrel in 2026 and WTI crude at $84.38/barrel, according to a Wall Street Journal survey. Banks generally anticipate oil prices to remain elevated through late 2026 before moderating in 2027.
22:15
Costs to protect the debt of numerous US technology heavyweights against default surged to fresh record highs on Friday. This was spurred by disappointing quarterly reports from Intel Corp. and Amazon.com Inc., raising fresh concerns about whether the massive debt financing the AI boom will pay off.
22:12
U.S. state and local government debt (Munis) is on track for its best October performance in over 40 years, rebounding after one of the market's worst months in years.
22:11
CryptoSlate analysis indicates that the Federal Reserve maintained its benchmark interest rate at 3.75%-4% with a 10-2 vote, with strong economic growth and persistent high inflation continuing to pressure the outlook for financing costs. Meanwhile, Binance's preliminary estimates suggest a security incident impacted approximately $6 billion, with about $3 billion already frozen on-chain. The platform paused withdrawals during security checks and stated it would cover losses through its SAFU protection fund and company funds, with deposits remaining unaffected. The article notes that interest rates and exchange fund availability risks could compound each other, but it is difficult to attribute the current downturn to a single factor.
22:11
Cybersecurity experts warn that AI is making large-scale cyberattacks faster, more sophisticated, and increasingly common. Stefan Deiss of The Hashgraph Group stated that AI enables hackers to identify and exploit vulnerabilities faster than companies. Andy Ward of Absolute Security warned that larger breaches with more severe financial consequences could occur in the future. There is currently no evidence that AI was used in the Binance hack.
22:10
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the U.S. government has caused "artificial and prolonged delays" in delivering Patriot and NASAMS missile interceptors that European allies have already paid for, directly aiding Russia in achieving its "terrorist operation" goals. This follows a Russian ballistic missile strike on a university in central Kyiv on October 27. Meanwhile, on October 23, Ukraine destroyed the main microchip production building of Proton-Electrotex in Oryol, Russia, a factory that produces missile components. This week, Ukraine also damaged five chemical plants that produce solid rocket propellant, as well as two aircraft fuselage or metal factories.
22:10
Ukraine's Ministry of Defense announced that Starlink satellite navigation services resumed normal operation on October 24, with communication speeds exceeding 400 km/h. Previously, on October 14, Ukraine had reported losing control of its drones at speeds over 150 km/h. Starlink owner Elon Musk admitted on October 24 to having "plugged a loophole" that had allowed Ukraine to use Starlink for offensive purposes. Against this backdrop, Ukraine and Finland announced on October 22 that they would jointly develop an independent military satellite system, with satellite launches planned to begin in 2028. Poland's ICEYE and Finland's Nokia will collaborate to realize this system. On October 28, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy also discussed satellite technology cooperation with Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten.
22:10
Ukraine's military said Russian troop casualties reached 49,040 in October, setting a new monthly record. Ukrainian Defense Minister Yevhenii Khmara this week called on European allies for funding, aiming to double drone production next year to around 16 million units. On October 28, the Netherlands pledged €500 million (about $560 million) in immediate military aid and €1.2 billion (about $1.34 billion) in additional financing. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged to increase aid by £10 billion (about $13.4 billion) over the next three years, with £3 billion (about $4 billion) earmarked for weapons procurement.
22:10
Saylor retweeted Phongle's post, which read: "This is what happens when you 'turbocharge' a company with Bitcoin," and included the $MSTR tag.
22:10
Italian students and unions launched protests on Friday, with the government increasing security measures in response to potential unrest. The protests targeted soaring living costs, education investment, and the war in the Middle East. Tens of thousands of demonstrators marched in dozens of cities including Rome, Milan, and Naples, while minor clashes between protesters and riot police occurred in Turin. The USB union called for a general strike, attracting a large number of demonstrators including truck drivers, taxi drivers, and farmers. Previously, the government had agreed to a €175 million ($195 million) aid package for truck drivers, farmers, and fishermen affected by soaring fuel prices.
22:09
Richmond Fed President Barkin said in an interview with SiriusXM that the Federal Reserve signaled gradual rate hikes at its September meeting, which he believes is reasonable when the Fed is not significantly behind the curve, as it takes time to learn from the economy and external environment. He added that not much has changed since then.
22:07
Coinbase and Strategy shares extended their decline after the Binance hack, falling more than Bitcoin and the S&P 500. Both stocks extended their opening losses, falling more than Bitcoin's 4.65% and the S&P 500's 1.24% over the same period.
22:07
Anchorpoint plans to issue native HKDAP on Solana. Currently, HKDAP remains in Ethereum-only beta access, while HSBC’s RedCoin has already launched for retail payments through PayMe.
22:00
Saylor retweeted Binance's statement, indicating that Binance has pledged to use its own funds to compensate users for losses and is expected to honor this commitment. He believes the crypto industry will learn from this incident, strengthen security measures, and emerge stronger and more resilient. Binance had previously publicly committed to covering losses with company funds and has already set aside over $6.34 billion in company funds for this incident, with $5 billion of that already held in affected token assets.
21:59
On-chain data shows Ripple conducted three large transactions totaling 310 million XRP within hours. One transaction of 120 million XRP (approximately $150 million) was transferred from a Ripple-affiliated address to an unknown wallet, while two other transactions totaling 190 million XRP were moved from unknown wallets to Ripple-affiliated addresses. These transfers occurred after Ripple's Swell conference and following a roughly $6.3 billion hack on Binance, sparking market speculation about their purpose. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse previously stated that XRP remains the company's top priority.

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