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10/31
00:44
Binance CEO Teng Rongfa stated in a video address that Binance has reserved over $6.34 billion in company funds to cover losses from this week's hack, emphasizing that customer funds were never affected. Teng Rongfa said the attackers bypassed Binance's normal approval controls by exploiting self-destruct mechanisms and EIP-7702 delegation. Binance hopes to restore withdrawals by the Sunday deadline and plans to release a full proof-of-reserves report on Monday.
00:43
St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem said on Friday that he judges it necessary to tighten monetary policy further "soon." He noted that despite the Federal Reserve's decision this week to keep interest rates unchanged, the annual inflation rate remains above 3%, and financial conditions "remain accommodative." He believes that inflation is likely to stay above 2% unless the Fed raises rates further. Musalem argued that smaller, earlier adjustments are preferable to larger, more abrupt actions later on. He also positively assessed the U.S. economy as "resilient," with third-quarter GDP growth exceeding expectations at 3.4%, and the labor market being "very stable and balanced." Musalem is not a voting member of the FOMC this year.
00:40
Aspen Neuroscience Inc., a clinical-stage developer of cell therapies, fell 2% after raising about $140.6 million in a US initial public offering.
00:40
Binance founder CZ retweeted @malekanoms' tweet about the Binance hack, calling it a "fair point." The tweet stated that the incident was an excellent teaching moment to understand the unique nature of cryptocurrency, demonstrating that blockchains and credibly neutral networks operated as intended without intervening in the theft, and the stolen assets remained stolen. Meanwhile, the more centralized parts of the ecosystem played their role and intervened. The entire process was transparent in real-time.
00:33
St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem stated that he judges it necessary to "soon" further tighten monetary policy. He outlined two inflation scenarios, with the one he considers more likely being: inflation will remain too high unless the Federal Reserve raises rates further. The second scenario, which he deems less likely but still possible, is: no further rate hikes are needed, potentially accompanied by falling energy prices, lower shipping costs, a sharp pullback in AI and data center spending, or a sudden tightening of financial conditions leading to a slowdown in consumer spending.
00:33
The Israeli military today demolished two homes in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron, a week after announcing a lockdown and raids in the city. The army claimed the houses belonged to two Palestinian gunmen killed after a clash on October 23, in which two Israeli soldiers also died. Israeli rights group B'Tselem warned that these actions amount to "collective punishment" and "war crimes".
00:31
Federal Reserve official Alberto Musalem stated that given persistent and still upward-biased inflation risks, the Federal Reserve needs to raise interest rates again "soon" to restore price stability. He noted that despite moderate tightening, monetary policy and financial conditions remain accommodative, and the U.S. economy and labor market remain strong, providing room for further tightening. Musalem believes that earlier and more gradual rate hikes will reduce the risk of more disruptive measures in the future.
00:27
Bloomberg reports that U.S. household spending on housing and food will account for nearly half of total expenditures in 2025, the highest level in 15 years, primarily due to rising rents, homeowner costs, and beef prices.
00:19
The Saudi-led coalition forces announced that their air defense systems intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile launched by Houthi rebels towards a southern Saudi province. A coalition spokesperson also posted on social media that a drone was intercepted and destroyed over Riyadh Province.
00:17
CZ said the $6.3 billion exchange hack is the largest in U.S. dollar terms but not in Bitcoin terms, citing Mt. Gox at 650,000 BTC. He said the share of total Bitcoin supply, the number and proportion of affected users, and whether a platform absorbs losses are also important measures of impact. He added that the event remains a major blow to the industry and Binance, while stressing that Binance survives and protects its users. He also cited a post arguing that Bitcoin falling less than 5% after a roughly $6 billion exchange hack was a bullish signal.
00:11
Following the Binance hack, the 1INCH token fell by 13%, a larger drop than both Bitcoin and Ethereum. The 1inch project team stated that its tokens were among the stolen assets but could not be frozen by blocking the attacker's access to their application.
00:06
Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz warns that the AI boom is an "excellent opportunity to deceive people." He points out that many AI companies have reached trillion-dollar valuations without ever turning a profit, and that due diligence for AI projects is difficult, making it hard for investors to distinguish between genuine innovation and "ChatGPT wrappers."
00:01
Al Jazeera reported that on the evening of October 30, Israeli airstrikes hit a building west of Jabalia in northern Gaza, with Palestinian residents assessing the damage. The damaged structures included a kindergarten and several temporary shelters.
10/30
23:57
Federal Reserve insider Nick Timiraos, citing Employment Cost Index (ECI) data, noted that U.S. employer benefit costs surged by 3.9% in the third quarter, surpassing the 3.1% growth in wages and salaries. This reversed the traditional trend where benefit cost growth was slightly lower than wage growth. The primary reason was a sharp increase in health insurance costs, leading to a smaller portion of workers' compensation being in wages and a larger portion in insurance premiums. Additionally, private sector compensation (excluding incentive-paid occupations) grew by 3.1% year-over-year in Q3, the lowest level since Q1 2021. Timiraos suggested that rising fixed costs for worker health insurance might lead companies to be more cautious in hiring or to shift towards part-time workers without benefits.
23:55
IPX has detailed its patent-pending KPI-Gated Escrow, a system designed to link crowdfunding for video games, video production, and sponsorship payments to agreed platform milestones. The technology is set to launch with the platform on November 15, 2026. Project funds raised are held in a non-custodial USDC rewards-generating escrow via a dedicated smart contract, with releases automated based on pre-programmed KPIs to enhance transparency and accountability.
23:50
Trezor stated it has received reports of a Safe 5 device, purchased via CryptoBilis in August 2026, being compromised with a hardware implant. The device has not yet reached the lab, and Trezor considers the risk credible based solely on existing reports. The implant is allegedly composed of an additional circuit board, a cellular module, and an antenna, capable of reading screen displays (including wallet backups) and transmitting data via mobile networks. Trezor has requested users who purchased devices from CryptoBilis since March 2026 to migrate assets to a wallet using a new seed phrase and contact the support team for a device replacement. The company stated it has inspected four other devices from the same channel and found no tampering, with no reports of user fund losses to date.
23:50
The U.S. Secret Service is coordinating with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia and other law enforcement partners to identify the cybercriminals responsible.

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