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10/31
22:46
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told Al Jazeera that the US seeking dialogue is a "positive step," but Iran does not rule out resuming hostilities. Araghchi stated that he and other officials have reviewed a letter from US Vice President JD Vance to Tehran in high-level meetings, and an Iranian delegation is currently in Doha continuing negotiations with mediators. He noted that there are no plans to meet with US officials, and mediators have submitted proposals regarding the nuclear issue, which Tehran is reviewing. Araghchi acknowledged the impact of US economic pressure but said Iran would not yield, adding that the Iranian military is on high alert.
22:44
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi told Al Jazeera that the US attempt to open dialogue was a "positive step," but there were no plans to meet with US officials at present. He noted that the implementation period for the Strait of Hormuz opening plan has been shortened from five days to two, with conditions including the lifting of sanctions after the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding, a reduction in US military presence in the region, the restoration of oil waivers, and the unfreezing of all frozen funds, including those in Qatar. Araghchi also stressed that Iran does not rule out the possibility of an attack and is prepared for all scenarios, with its armed forces on maximum alert.
22:43
Syrian Foreign Minister Assad Shaybani stated on Saturday at the Manama Dialogue conference in Bahrain that the Syrian government is evaluating whether to join the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement. The agreement, signed in August by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, stipulates that an attack on one of the countries will be considered an attack on all three, and has been likened to the NATO security alliance. Shaybani also claimed that Israel has launched over 1,000 attacks on Syria in less than two years, resulting in dozens of deaths.
22:38
The European Union’s top diplomat Kaja Kallas stated that Vladimir Putin’s possible attendance at the Group of 20 leaders’ summit in Florida in December would risk regularizing Russia’s return to international forums while its war in Ukraine continues.
22:27
Bloomberg reports that Binance's internal war room worked overnight to contain losses during the largest cryptocurrency hack in history. The attack reportedly began as a "rehearsal."
22:24
Qatari mediators and senior Iranian officials held talks in Tehran on Friday, which have been described as having made progress. However, Rouzbeh Parsi, an Iran analyst at Lund University, told Al Jazeera that the chances of a deal are "still rather dim." Parsi attributes this to the US's temptation to win the war through further attacks or sanctions, and the perception that a negotiated compromise would be seen as a defeat by figures like Trump, whose goals have been inconsistent. He also noted the influence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the IRGC as potential spoilers.
22:18
According to U.Today, amidst ongoing market volatility, the number of Shiba Inu holders decreased by approximately 2,500 wallet addresses between October 27 and 28. Although the reason is unclear, Etherscan data shows that the number of holders has since resumed an upward trend, reaching a total of 1,696,255 non-empty wallet addresses as of October 31, just about 3,745 short of the 1.7 million milestone.
22:13
Former Iranian diplomat Abbas Khamayar stated that Iran is deliberately slowing the pace of negotiations with the United States, accusing Washington of rushing to reach an agreement due to domestic political reasons such as the midterm elections and energy market management. Khamayar expects this situation to continue until next week's US midterm elections and suggested that if Donald Trump's Republican Party loses, Tehran could claim a "moral victory."
22:06
Binance was hacked on October 29, with approximately $6.3 billion stolen, of which about $3 billion has been frozen. Binance has pledged to cover all losses using company funds. However, cybersecurity experts point out that crypto assets lack legal protections similar to the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and exchange compensation depends on their willingness and financial capacity. Preliminary investigations indicate that the attackers manipulated the withdrawal approval system rather than compromising private keys.
22:03
As large-scale Bitcoin miners increasingly shift focus to artificial intelligence (AI) profits, several companies are offering individuals easier access to Bitcoin mining without the hassle of running equipment. However, high operational costs and the upcoming 2028 reward halving make profitability uncertain for these individual participants.
22:03
Prediction markets failed to accurately predict the outcomes in recent elections in Brazil, Serbia, and Wisconsin, as "dark horse" candidates unexpectedly won, once again bringing voting data into focus. The Wall Street Journal's Markets section published an article discussing whether prediction markets will again be inaccurate in the upcoming midterm elections.
22:00
Aniseh Bassiri Tabrizi, an associate fellow at Chatham House, told Al Jazeera that the US and Iran still diverge on priorities. Iran is primarily focused on the Strait of Hormuz issue, insisting on the seven conditions it put forward in the June US-Iran memorandum of understanding. The US, however, is unlikely to lift its naval blockade unless some of its nuclear conditions are met. Tabrizi noted that the main sticking point in the Iranian nuclear issue is the handling of highly enriched uranium, which Tehran is unwilling to transport out of the country. Currently, both sides still disagree on the dilution issue, making an immediate resolution to the crisis difficult.
21:48
Texas Brothers Sentenced to 15 Years for Armed Crypto Robbery and Kidnapping. In the first half of 2026, home invasions reportedly became the most common form of "wrench attack" in the crypto world, with such incidents increasing from 1 to 20 globally.
21:47
Israel's parliamentary elections were held on October 27. Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud bloc secured 53 seats, while the main opposition alliance won 48 seats. Neither side reached the 61 seats required to form a government, resulting in a parliamentary deadlock. Arab parties increased their representation to a record 19 seats. Al Jazeera analysis indicated that despite the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip and subsequent international isolation, issues concerning Gaza and the West Bank were not decisive factors in this election. Voters primarily focused on domestic issues such as judicial reform and military service exemptions.
21:46
According to U.Today, as of October 30, 2026, the number of Shiba Inu (SHIB) holder addresses has increased by 147,593 this year, reaching a total of 1,696,223. On October 30 alone, 210 new holders were added. Analysts suggest this growth may be attributed to ongoing community engagement, accumulation by small investors, and increasing interest in the Shiba Inu ecosystem. Additionally, a recent Binance security incident affected approximately 500 billion SHIB (0.05% of the total supply), and travel platform Travala has begun accepting SHIB payments for car rental services.
21:46
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi stated that during negotiations with Qatari mediators, Qatar had proposed shortening the implementation period for Iran's plan to open the Strait of Hormuz to 5 days, and the current agreed-upon plan further reduces it to 2 days. Araghchi said Iran's conditions include the lifting of sanctions imposed after the Islamabad Memorandum, a reduction in the US military presence in the region, the restoration of oil waivers, and the unfreezing of all frozen funds, including those in Qatar. He also demanded recognition of the Strait of Hormuz shipping lane agreed upon by Iran and Oman and the closure of other routes. Araghchi added that reopening the strait under these conditions would pave the way for resuming negotiations with Washington.
21:45
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told Al Jazeera that his country does not rule out the possibility of an attack against Iran, stating, "We do not rule out any possibility regarding the outbreak of war, and we are prepared for all scenarios." Araghchi added that Iran has upgraded its weaponry, addressed vulnerabilities, tested new arms, and its forces are at the highest level of readiness. He acknowledged the effects of US-imposed economic pressure but affirmed that Iran "will not surrender" and will continue to resist.
21:28
A review of prediction market platforms Kalshi and Polymarket highlights their distinct approaches to deciding winners and enabling fund withdrawals, influenced by factors such as exchange review processes, oracle challenges, and deposit holds.
21:17
The crypto industry has invested over $200 million in the 2026 midterm elections to pressure Congress into establishing industry-favorable regulations. Fairshake and its affiliated Super PACs support 33 House candidates and have injected at least $1 million into the campaigns of six key House representatives. Coinbase contributed $25 million to Fairshake's midterm election efforts in 2025, with Ripple also donating $25 million in the same year. The industry hopes to replicate its 2024 success, when Super PACs spent $250 million to elect crypto-friendly lawmakers. Currently, the Ohio Senate election is a focal point, with Fairshake having spent $55 million opposing crypto critic Sherrod Brown.
21:17
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told Al Jazeera that a letter from US Vice President JD Vance offering to open dialogue is a “positive step.” However, Araghchi warned that if Washington's goal in sending the letter is to stir up discord, it would be another mistake.

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