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10/31
21:07
This week saw two high-profile security incidents: Binance's largest-ever cryptocurrency theft on Thursday, involving approximately $6.3 billion in customer assets, and the prediction market platform Polymarket losing at least $2.7 million in user funds due to a third-party data provider hack. These events have raised questions about the security of funds stored in cryptocurrency exchange wallets. Experts believe that with the increasing prevalence of AI-powered hacking attacks, more security incidents are expected in the short term.
21:04
Robinhood's Q3 prediction market revenue reached $173 million, surpassing cryptocurrency revenue for the first time, which fell 55% year-over-year to $120 million. Meanwhile, Coinbase's prediction market business has achieved an annualized net revenue exceeding $200 million, while Gemini's revenue from this segment in Q2 was only $524,000, highlighting the differentiated progress of crypto platforms' diversification strategies.
21:03
Senegalese lawmakers have once again rejected the government's revised 2026 finance bill, prolonging a deadlock that could jeopardize the approval of a crucial International Monetary Fund (IMF) aid package. According to lawmakers and government officials involved in the discussions, the parliamentary finance and budget control committee remained divided over the handling of special funds and aid for vulnerable households after late-night negotiations on Friday.
20:53
Next Technology Holding has authorized the sale or loan collateralization of its 5,833 Bitcoin holdings, valued at approximately $450 million. The company stated that this decision was made due to concerns over exchange security, including the recent Binance hack, and the risks posed by quantum computing. Next Technology Holding emphasized that its Bitcoin is not stored on the Binance exchange.
20:50
Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei stated on Saturday that if Iran were attacked again, its potential response would be "immediate, effective, and geographically unrestricted." This follows reports that the United States and Israel are preparing new attacks on Iran. Qatari mediators are in Tehran for peace talks to prevent the outbreak of war.
20:50
Several Iranian lawmakers have called for the country to withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). Ebrahim Rezaei, a member of the Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, stated that 10 proposals for withdrawal from the treaty have been registered and are currently under review. On Saturday, MP Mahmoud Nabavian urged Iran to withdraw from the NPT and change its nuclear doctrine, claiming the country has paid a heavy price for war and sanctions. Mohammad Javad Haj Ali Akbari, an Iranian politician and scholar, also called for a review of Iran's nuclear doctrine, referring to it as a "national demand."

Observers note that withdrawing from the NPT does not mean Iran would immediately build nuclear weapons, and the Iranian government's official stance remains that it does not seek nuclear weapons. However, such a move could escalate regional tensions. The US-Iran war is now in its ninth month, and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has disrupted global energy and financial markets. German Chancellor Merz stated that the war with Iran has increased Europe's energy costs by over 100 billion euros.
20:46
Saudi Deputy Foreign Minister Waleed ElKhereiji stated at the Manama Dialogue security forum in Bahrain that the region is at a critical juncture, with widening conflict threatening maritime security, energy supplies, and the global economy. He affirmed that Saudi Arabia continues diplomatic efforts, in coordination with partners, to de-escalate and settle disputes peacefully, while also strengthening its own defenses, including critical infrastructure protection, cybersecurity, Gulf coordination, and defense partnerships. ElKhereiji also condemned continued Houthi escalation against Yemen and Saudi Arabia, accusing the group of targeting civilian sites, threatening shipping, and undermining peace efforts.
20:36
Both Berkshire Hathaway's Class A and Class B shares reached all-time highs this week. Although weekly gains were modest, their stock prices rose 8.9% overall in October, outperforming the S&P 500's 0.9% decline and the Nasdaq's 5.3% decline over the same period.

Berkshire's stock price surge was driven by a market rotation of funds from overvalued AI and tech stocks towards traditional value stocks. However, one of its significant holdings, Google parent company Alphabet, saw its market capitalization plunge by approximately $500 billion on Thursday, with its stock price falling nearly 13%, marking its largest single-day drop since its 2004 IPO. This was due to Alphabet's third-quarter free cash flow falling significantly below expectations and search revenue missing expectations for the second consecutive quarter, raising investor concerns about the costs of its AI infrastructure development and the impact of AI on its core business. As a result, Berkshire's stake in Alphabet decreased in value from $40 billion in early August to $29.6 billion by Friday, a loss of a quarter of its value.

Additionally, Berkshire sold $69 million worth of DaVita stock this week. This was a routine reduction in accordance with a 2024 agreement, aimed at maintaining its ownership percentage in DaVita.
20:35
CNBC reports that automakers such as Ford, Rivian, and General Motors are expanding the use of 3D printing technology in prototyping, factory tooling, and low-volume parts manufacturing. Rivian has invested over $5 million in 3D printing equipment, with annual material costs of approximately $1.7 million, but the equipment typically pays for itself within a year and saves millions of dollars. Ford plans to deploy 3D printing labs in over 23 factories by the end of this year and currently has more than 200 machines. General Motors, meanwhile, uses 135 3D-printed parts in its Cadillac Celestiq model.
20:31
Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon predicts Republicans will face a 'civil war' after midterm elections, anticipating 'monster' legislative battles before the new Congress is sworn in.
20:29
Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) re-posted its partnership announcement with Trade[XYZ] after deleting its earlier post. The updated post revised the wording, emphasizing that the two parties "plan to bring Hyperliquid-based perpetual contracts to the US" and explicitly stating that operating "a US-regulated version" remains "subject to regulatory approval." Both parties are seeking approval to launch a new market based on Hyperliquid and operate a KYC-compliant perpetual contracts market, including approval for supporting leveraged trading.
20:22
Two Iranian fishermen who were reported missing have been found, Iranian state media said, after what it described as a US attack on two fishing boats off Qeshm Island, near the Strait of Hormuz. Fars news agency had earlier reported that two fishermen were injured and two were missing in the drone attack, with the injured transferred to Qeshm Island for medical treatment.
20:15
Gaza Health Ministry: 6 Palestinians killed in past 48 hours, bringing post-October 2025 ceasefire death toll to 1,580. The ministry's daily statistical report on Saturday also stated that the total number of Palestinians killed since October 2023 has reached at least 74,594, with 175,834 wounded. Additionally, 26 people were injured in the past 48 hours, and since the October 11, 2025 ceasefire, 5,711 people have been wounded, and 845 bodies recovered. 18 people were added to the overall death toll after data verification.
20:13
Qatari mediators held over 12 hours of talks with Iranian officials in Tehran on Friday, aiming to restart direct negotiations between the United States and Iran and prevent the US from resuming attacks on Iran after the midterm elections, CNBC reported, citing sources. Axios previously reported that the talks would continue on Saturday in Doha, the capital of Qatar. Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei stated on Saturday that any threat would be met with an "immediate, effective, and geographically unrestricted" response.
20:06
CoinDesk analysis points out that the $6.3 billion Binance hack exposed a core contradiction in the cryptocurrency space: while centralized architecture can lead to single points of failure, making such attacks possible, stablecoin issuers Tether and Circle successfully froze approximately $3 billion in USDT and USDC through their administrative control, preventing further fund loss. This has sparked an industry debate on whether decentralization is the digital asset industry's greatest security advantage or its biggest weakness, and challenges the traditional assumption of irreversible blockchain transactions.
20:01
Government forces stated that the Houthi group's objective in recent attacks, including air strikes on the temporary capital Aden, Aden International Airport, and Maashiq Palace, reflects a larger goal of expanding further into southern areas. Clashes with government forces on the Old Airport front, west of Taiz city, resulted in 26 Houthi fighters killed or wounded.
19:55
Chainalysis identified a DeFi receipt token money laundering path in the Binance hack investigation. An on-chain case showed USDT being deposited into JustLend, converted to jUSDT, and then redeemed by another wallet.
19:54
Lebanese MP Edgar Traboulsi stated that, given Israel's ongoing attacks and difficult negotiations with Israel, war is not inevitable but remains a real possibility. He called for internal dialogue to address the issue of Hezbollah's armed wing and its political role, citing the "Irish experience" as a starting point for a political solution. The remarks were reported by Lebanon's National News Agency.
19:49
Residents of Russian-occupied Oleshky, evacuated during a ceasefire brokered by the US First Lady, have arrived in Belarus and are expected to return to Ukraine on Saturday. These residents reportedly evacuated on Friday during a local ceasefire and arrived in Gomel, Belarus, on Saturday morning. Ukrainian senior official David Arakhamia confirmed the news, stating that all evacuees would return to Ukrainian territory within hours. Ukrainian Human Rights Commissioner Dmytro Lubinets also visited the Russian-occupied Crimean Peninsula and cooperated with Russian representatives to coordinate the evacuation efforts.
19:49
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei stated that the Iranian armed forces must be prepared for war, following a meeting with senior commanders, Al Jazeera reported. He emphasized that if the United States or Israel launches any attack, Iran will respond immediately, powerfully, effectively, and without geographical restrictions. Khamenei noted that if war restarts, its end time and conditions will be determined by Iran, indicating that Iran will hold the diplomatic initiative. He also framed this potential conflict as a continuation of the 1980 Iran-Iraq War and mentioned national mobilization and the role of the Basij militia in maintaining domestic order, suggesting that Iran is prepared for a full-scale war, not only against external attacks but also against internal enemies.
19:49
CryptoSlate analysis points out that despite Ripple's recent approval from a national trust bank and partnerships with institutions like BNY, Robinhood, Coinbase, and DriveWealth, the price increase of XRP has been limited. The analysis suggests this is because Ripple's new services, such as the RLUSD stablecoin and digital asset custody, allow institutional clients to use its products without directly purchasing XRP. Additionally, XRP transaction fees on the XRPL are extremely low and are burned, which limits the growth of its demand.
19:46
Norwegian companies have placed a $100 million bet in the case between Mercuria Energy Group and the Baltic Exchange. This week, Mercuria Energy Group's lawyers presented their case against the Baltic Exchange in a London court, with a group of Norwegian businessmen attending the arguments.
19:44
Yemeni Foreign Minister Afrah Al-Zouba stated at the third plenary session of the 2026 Manama Dialogue in Bahrain that the Houthi siege of Taiz constitutes a war crime, using civilians' need for food, medicine, and fuel as a tool for political pressure. She called for an immediate lifting of the siege and the permanent opening of roads in and out of the city. Al-Zouba noted that the Houthi "coup" has extended beyond Yemen's borders, affecting the security of neighboring countries, international shipping, and global interests. She emphasized that ending the coup and restoring Yemeni state institutions is a shared responsibility of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries and is crucial for sustainable regional security.
19:26
Fighting between Yemeni government forces and Houthi rebels has decreased in the Sa'ila Al-Maqatara area of Lahij province, military sources told Al Jazeera. Meanwhile, government forces stated that Houthi rebels are attempting to gain control of the Al-Rabou market in the same province.
19:13
Qatar's Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, held a phone call with Kuwait's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, to discuss de-escalation in the region. Qatar reiterated its support for diplomatic efforts to ensure freedom of navigation.
19:08
Switzerland’s broadcasting complaints authority, the Independent Complaints Authority for Radio and Television (ICA), announced on Friday that a local journalist's TV commentary questioning the participation of an Israeli bobsledder at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics in February breached discrimination rules. The ICA panel voted 5-4 to uphold public complaints against French-language network Radio Television Suisse (RTS) for commentator Stefan Reina's remarks, which described Israeli athlete Adam Jeremy Edelman as "a Zionist to the core" and criticized his social media posts supporting Israel's actions in Gaza.

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