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10/31
16:00
Westpac will restrict cryptocurrency exchange deposits starting December 1, with a cumulative monthly limit of A$10,000.
Westpac will impose a cumulative monthly limit of A$10,000 on deposits to cryptocurrency exchanges, effective December 1. This measure aims to combat cryptocurrency fraud risks, and the limit will apply to payments made from customer accounts and payment methods (including online banking, apps, credit cards, and debit cards) to identified exchanges. Once the cumulative monthly amount reaches A$10,000, the bank may decline additional eligible payments. The bank also stated it will cease supporting payments to cryptocurrency exchanges made through branches, but withdrawals from cryptocurrency exchanges to its accounts will remain unaffected.
15:55
Iran's Security Chief Rezaei Outlines 7 Conditions to End War, Including Unfreezing Funds and Ending Naval Blockade
Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei told Al Jazeera that Tehran demands Washington meet seven conditions before peace talks can begin. These conditions include: an end to all military and hostile actions, especially in Lebanon; the release of Iranian frozen funds; an end to the US's naval blockade on Iranian ports; an end to US interference in Iran’s internal affairs; an end to US cooperation with “the opponents of our revolution”; and an end to all US attacks on Iranian territory.
15:38
Israeli warplanes strike southern Lebanon's Nabatieh and Bint Jbeil
According to Lebanon's state-run National News Agency (NNA), Israeli warplanes have carried out a series of air strikes on towns in southern Lebanon. The first strike hit the area between Nabatieh al-Fawqa and Kfar Tebnit in the Nabatieh district, followed by a second strike on the outskirts of Baraachit in the Bint Jbeil district.
15:32
Al Jazeera: Iran believes its control over the Strait of Hormuz is its biggest leverage in the war
Al Jazeera, citing IRGC statements, reported that Iran believes its control over the Strait of Hormuz is its biggest leverage in the war, contradicting US and CENTCOM claims that the Strait is not under Iranian control. This assessment follows four reported crude tanker explosions in Hormuz, which Iran attributes to hits, suggesting its full control over all parts of the Strait.
15:25
Saudi Civil Defense Directorate briefly issued and then lifted a danger alert for the Jizan region.
Saudi Arabia's General Directorate of Civil Defense's national early warning platform briefly issued a potential hazard alert in the Jizan region of southwestern Saudi Arabia, before announcing that the threat had been lifted. The General Directorate of Civil Defense reminded the public to follow instructions for safety, avoid gatherings, and refrain from filming.
15:24
Siemens CEO Outlines Path to Bringing Industrial AI to Small Manufacturers
Siemens President and CEO Roland Busch stated that bringing the benefits of industrial AI to smaller manufacturers with limited resources requires models trained on industrial knowledge and data, along with adoption strategies tailored to these businesses.
15:21
Swiss Firms Plan Investment Boost in China's Pharmaceutical, Finance, and Machinery Manufacturing Sectors
15:17
Israel continues raids in the West Bank, at least 9 Palestinians arrested
Al Jazeera reports that over the past 24 hours, Israeli forces have continued raids in areas such as Nablus and Jenin in the West Bank, arresting at least 9 Palestinians. Israel claims its actions are aimed at preventing escalation, but Al Jazeera notes there are no signs of such escalation in the area.
15:04
Ethereum block builder Titan Builder protocol briefly topped revenue, surpassing Tether.
According to DeFiLlama data, Ethereum block builder Titan Builder briefly ranked first in the 24-hour protocol revenue chart, reaching $22.83 million, surpassing Tether. 0xngmi, co-founder of DeFiLlama, stated that Titan Builder generated approximately $24.7 million in fees during the same period, an unusually high figure that was initially flagged and blocked as a data error by the DeFiLlama system. He attributed the surge in MEV activity to arbitrage opportunities created by hacker-related market disruptions and general panic.
15:03
Iran's President Pezeshkian calls for national strength, remembers youth killed in US-Israeli strikes on Minab, Lamerd and other areas
14:55
Elon Musk reposts SpaceX: Falcon 9 launches 27 Starlink satellites from California
14:48
Financial Times: Lula's unexpected victory in the Brazilian presidential election caused the Brazilian real to plummet, with agricultural commodity prices falling in tandem.
The Financial Times reported that the Brazilian real fell sharply after Lula unexpectedly won the Brazilian election, which strengthened the competitiveness of the country's agricultural exports, thereby weakening the pricing power of farmers in other countries and leading to a decline in agricultural product prices.
14:48
AI is entering construction sites to enhance safety, but researchers note that evidence of its injury prevention capabilities remains limited.
London-based software company FYLD uses AI to predict project permits, plan for weather, and analyze worker video reports to reduce accidents and administrative work in construction, utilities, and infrastructure. Its case studies show a reduction in accidents and injuries by up to 48%. US software company Bentley Systems' platform uses AI to analyze images, reducing physical site visits for railway projects by 50% and manual surveys by 70%. Dutch software company Ultimo's AI tools can also detect unreported safety incidents.

However, Waleed Umer, an assistant professor at Northumbria University in the UK, and Billy Hare, a professor at Glasgow Caledonian University, point out that much current research focuses on AI's detection capabilities rather than its actual effectiveness in preventing injuries. They warn that rapidly changing site environments and false positives could lead workers to ignore warnings, and over-reliance on AI might create a false sense of security. The number of construction worker deaths in the UK for the 2025/26 fiscal year fell to 25, but researchers believe this might be linked to an economic slowdown rather than attributable to technology. Experts suggest treating AI as "an extra pair of eyes" rather than a replacement for supervision.
14:33
Analysts say Donald Trump wants to end the standoff with Iran as soon as possible, potentially launching new attacks after the midterm elections.
Washington analyst Mohamed Elmenshawy stated that Donald Trump wants to end the standoff with Iran "through peace or war" as soon as possible, and may launch new attacks after the November 3 midterm elections. Elmenshawy believes that breaking the "no war, no peace" stalemate will either involve progress in negotiations or a resumption of attacks. He noted that Donald Trump believes "time is on his side," thanks to "severe economic pressure" exerted on Iran, including a U.S. Navy blockade, sanctions on Iran Air, and other countries closing land borders. Elmenshawy also mentioned that Donald Trump faces pressure for attacks from Israel and pressure for negotiations from Arab Gulf states, making his next move unpredictable.
14:26
Donald Trump criticized major oil companies for excessive profits, even as refining margins soared for giants like ExxonMobil and Chevron.
President Trump criticized major oil companies like ExxonMobil and Chevron in August for "making too much money," citing fuel shortages. However, corporate earnings reports released this week show that refining profits for these oil giants (including Shell, BP, TotalEnergies, and ExxonMobil) continue to surge, driven by factors such as Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian refineries, damage to Middle Eastern energy infrastructure, and tight global refining capacity. Chevron's downstream profit, in particular, quadrupled year-over-year to $4.9 billion, primarily due to improved refining product sales margins. Analysts suggest that political intervention measures may have limited effect unless supply significantly increases, demand weakens, or global tensions ease.
14:14
About 50 executives from Samsung Group met with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on Saturday to discuss AI strategy and its impact on corporate management and new business opportunities.
14:02
Aslani, a researcher at the Middle East Strategic Research Center, stated that no substantial progress has been made in the US-Iran negotiations, but efforts are still underway.
Abas Aslani, a researcher at the Center for Middle East Strategic Studies, stated that while there has been no substantial progress in the US-Iran negotiations, efforts from both sides are ongoing. He pointed out a severe lack of trust between the United States and Iran, with Washington hoping for early concessions from Iran on the nuclear issue, while Iran insists on its seven-point plan. Aslani believes that Donald Trump is attempting to leverage a potential agreement for his electoral purposes, whereas Iran seeks an agreement that could bring peace to the region. Both sides remain at odds over conditions and sequencing, each adhering to their respective positions.
14:01
Binance Co-founder Yi He: Approximately $3 billion of the $6.3 billion hack has been frozen; withdrawals are expected to resume within 42 hours.
Binance co-founder Yi He stated that a cyberattack on October 30, 2026, affected approximately $6.3 billion in assets, of which about $3 billion has been frozen with the assistance of industry participants. Binance is rebuilding its security environment and reviewing wallets, with withdrawals expected to resume within the next 42 hours. The company will use its own funds to cover the stolen assets and plans to release a technical security audit report, cooperating with global law enforcement agencies to track down the hackers and funds.
13:48
Israeli forces conducted an airstrike on the town of Kfar Tebnit in southern Lebanon and continued shelling border areas.
13:48
The US, Russia, and China are in a race to deploy nuclear reactors on the moon to power lunar bases and resource extraction.
The United States, Russia, and China are intensifying their race to deploy nuclear reactors on the Moon. NASA plans to develop a lunar nuclear reactor by the end of 2030, while Russia and China aim to achieve this by 2036. NASA's reactor is expected to generate 20 kilowatts of power, and Russia's Selena reactor is projected to produce 10 kilowatts. Scientists warn that this endeavor could pose a risk of radioactive accidents.
13:41
According to SoSoValue data, on October 30, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of $643 million, while Ethereum ETFs experienced a net outflow of $156 million.
13:38
Mixed signals on US-Iran conflict: CENTCOM Commander briefs Trump on strike options against Iran, while Vice President proposes meeting to discuss ending the war.
General Brad Cooper, commander of U.S. Central Command, briefed Donald Trump on options for additional strikes against Iran, according to The Wall Street Journal. Meanwhile, U.S. Vice President JD Vance proposed meeting with Moshen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, to discuss ending the eight-month war. Qatari mediators were also in Tehran on Friday for discussions on U.S.-coordinated talks, highlighting the complexity of the U.S.-Iran conflict.
13:31
Curve's trading volume halved to $425 million, though remaining 335% above its seven-day median, as 3pool's USDT tilt eased and DAI and USDC balances recovered.
13:23
FT analysis: AI's impact on labor market shows rising productivity and falling employment in tech sector, but is muddier elsewhere.
13:22
US approves $2.1bn Patriot missile sale to Ukraine, marking significant defense step since Trump's 2025 term
The US State Department announced on Friday that it has approved the potential sale of 500 Patriot PAC-3 missiles to Ukraine, valued at an estimated $2.1 billion. This package, including missiles, parts, and support, represents one of the most substantial moves to supply defensive weapons to Kyiv since President Donald Trump's second administration began in January 2025. Ukraine will fund the purchase through contributions from Canada, Germany, and Norway via the US JUMPSTART program, supplemented by national funds from the European Union's Ukraine Support Loan. However, the missiles, which have yet to be manufactured, are not expected to be delivered until the 2030s. US weapons manufacturer Lockheed Martin is the principal contractor for this sale.
13:20
Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan: 2026 Economic Growth May Hit Five-Year High
Hong Kong's Financial Secretary, Paul Chan, stated that the city's economy remained strong in the third quarter, paving the way for its strongest annual growth in five years by 2026, according to RTHK. He noted that exports drove a 5.1% growth in the first half, while investment continued to be robust in the third quarter. Although official statistics have not yet been released, the economic momentum during the period remained strong.
13:18
Cambricon Co-founder Urges Shared AI Ethics Standards with US Rivals Amid Growing Cyber Risks
Chen Yunji, co-founder of Chinese chip giant Cambricon Technologies, called for universal ethical requirements for leading Chinese and American artificial intelligence models on Friday to mitigate growing risks to society. His remarks at the World Laureates Forum in Shanghai come as the rapid advance of AI systems globally has led to high-profile cyberattacks threatening critical infrastructure and breaching government servers. Chen proposed a universal “ethics checker” that all leading AI models, including those from DeepSeek, ByteDance, and OpenAI, would need to satisfy. Other experts, including Turing Award recipient Martin Hellman, also emphasized the need for China and the US to cooperate on AI safety, especially ahead of upcoming meetings between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump where AI governance is expected to be a prominent agenda item.
13:03
Binance Bitcoin theft: 18,270 BTC worth $1.4B exceeds Tesla's holdings, linked to North Korea
The 18,270 BTC stolen from Binance, valued at approximately $1.4 billion, surpasses Tesla's Bitcoin holdings and is more than double El Salvador's reserves. This amount is also within 442 coins of SpaceX's disclosed holdings. Blockchain investigators have linked the attack to North Korea.
13:02
Donald Trump defended going to war with Iran at a Florida rally, stating that increased oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz led to lower gasoline prices.
Donald Trump again defended the decision to go to war with Iran at a campaign rally in Florida, reiterating claims of destroying the Iranian navy and air force. He denied that the U.S. provoked the war, stating that Iran has been at war with the U.S. since 1979. Trump dismissed criticism of soaring energy costs, claiming that more oil is now flowing through the Strait of Hormuz than seven months ago, and that gasoline prices are falling to levels well below those during his Democratic predecessor's administration. He also criticized Congressman Ro Khanna's critique of the cost of the Iran war, stating that the U.S. gained about ten times the $25 billion spent in Iran from Venezuela. The U.S. took control of Venezuela's oil sector after kidnapping Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in January.
12:45
Lookonchain monitoring: A newly created wallet withdrew $3.31 million worth of LIT, $1.51 million worth of ENA, and $1.18 million worth of ARB from OKX.
Lookonchain monitoring shows that a newly created wallet (0x1c75) has withdrawn 1.15 million LIT (worth $3.31 million), 7.995 million ENA (worth $1.51 million), and 7.31 million ARB (worth $1.18 million) from the OKX exchange.

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