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11/1
11:49
The Saudi-led coalition reportedly launched two airstrikes on an oil facility in Yemen's Hodeidah province, injuring at least three civilians.
Saudi-led coalition forces launched two airstrikes on an oil facility in the Bajil district of Yemen's western Hodeidah province, injuring at least three civilians, Al Masirah television, affiliated with the Houthi movement, reported, citing Al Jazeera. The Saudi-led coalition has not yet immediately commented on the matter.
11:19
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has ordered an immediate response to any threats, a move analysts interpret as a warning to the United States against launching limited strikes, which could otherwise trigger a broader conflict.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has ordered the military to respond immediately to any threats with "no geographical limits." Hamidreza Azizi, a senior Iran analyst at the Crisis Group, stated that this move indicates Iran is shifting towards a "more offensive" strategy, aiming to challenge the US assumption that it can control escalation after "limited strikes." Azizi noted that Khamenei's order is intended to send a message: even relatively limited attacks could trigger a broader conflict in terms of geographical scope and target types.
11:07
Neocloud debt fuels AI bubble concerns as CoreWeave liabilities reach $35.1 billion
BBC reports that neocloud data-centre firms providing AI computing capacity to Anthropic, OpenAI and Meta are drawing scrutiny over high debt and falling share prices. CoreWeave has accumulated $35.1 billion in debt and its shares have fallen about 25% over the past month; Nebius, IREN and Applied Digital have posted similar or larger declines. Gartner expects 80% of neocloud firms to cease independent operations by 2030, while Forrester expects at least three near-term acquisitions. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said neoclouds are only a small part of the overall AI ecosystem and that financing and deals are still getting done.
11:06
Rezaei, Iran's Head of Security Affairs: The Strait of Hormuz is unlikely to reopen unless Iran's conditions are met.
According to Al Jazeera, Iranian security chief Rezaei stated that he has read the letter from U.S. Vice President Vance but has not yet responded. He noted that the tone of the letter is "completely different" from Trump's previous letters, which he sees as a "sign of the Iranian nation's strength and victory." Rezaei said that the U.S. insists on negotiations, but Iran has made it clear that it will not negotiate unless its conditions are met. He emphasized that the Strait of Hormuz is unlikely to reopen unless Iran's conditions are met. Additionally, Rezaei stated that no new decision has been made regarding changing the nuclear doctrine, but there is public demand for such a change.
11:03
Argentina launches citizenship-by-investment program, offering options for a $350,000 donation or an $800,000 bond subscription.
Argentina announced in October the launch of a citizenship-by-investment program, offering two main investment pathways: a non-refundable donation of $350,000 to the national treasury, or the subscription of $800,000 in government bonds. Analysts believe the program aims to attract international investors, including wealthy individuals from mainland China and Hong Kong, seeking residency and asset diversification. Unlike most "golden visa" programs, this plan does not list real estate as a qualifying asset.
10:53
Musk retweeted a post stating that superintelligence will "devour" multiple industries and professions in the coming months.
Musk retweeted a post by Steven Mark Ryan, which predicted that superintelligence would revolutionize and replace many existing businesses, industries, and professions in the coming months and quarters, with changes in the physical world being slightly slower and requiring a large number of humanoid robots.
10:52
FBI Attributes $6.3 Billion Crypto Theft from Binance to North Korea; Binance Has Covered 90% of Losses and Plans to Resume Withdrawals on Sunday
The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has attributed the record-breaking $6.3 billion virtual asset theft from cryptocurrency exchange Binance to North Korea's TraderTraitor group, calling on virtual asset service providers to block related money laundering transactions. Binance stated on Saturday that it has used company funds to cover 90% of the stolen amount and plans to resume withdrawals on Sunday, while also releasing a new proof-of-reserves snapshot to ensure user assets are supported 1:1.
10:38
German cost-of-living protests escalate into violent riots, with stores looted in Frankfurt and unrest in Berlin, Hamburg, and Cologne.
Violent riots erupted in downtown Frankfurt, Germany, on Saturday night, with stores looted and police clashing with protesters. Disturbances were also reported in cities such as Berlin, Hamburg, and Cologne. Earlier in the day, protests organized by "Gen Z regelt" (Gen Z Rules) against issues like underfunded schools, high cost of living, cuts to public spending, and military conscription remained largely peaceful, but turned violent after nightfall. Frankfurt police stated that multiple suspects have been arrested and weapons confiscated, while Hesse Interior Minister Roman Poseck claimed that about 100 "left-wing extremists" had infiltrated the protests.
10:30
HD Hyundai Robotics Partners with Palantir to Develop Physical AI Solutions
South Korean shipbuilding conglomerate HD Hyundai's robotics solutions unit, HD Hyundai Robotics, announced Sunday it has partnered with Palantir Technologies Inc. to develop physical artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. The collaboration aims to transform workplace operations through the adoption of physical AI and redefine the role of engineers in overseeing industrial sites.
10:30
SK Telecom Expands AI Adoption Among Employees, Over 7,500 Staff Use AI Agents Monthly
SK Telecom expands AI adoption among employees, with over 7,500 staff using AI agents monthly. As South Korea's largest mobile operator, SK Telecom is seeking to translate the widespread adoption of AI into measurable productivity gains and views its AI services and data centers as growth drivers beyond its traditional telecom business. The company stated that over 7,500 employees use AI agents monthly, more than 4,000 employees have built their own AI agents, and approximately 1,500 agents are in daily use, assisting employees with tasks such as preparing reports and analyzing mobile network data.
10:04
SK Hynix held its first "Partner Day" in Japan, deepening cooperation with over 20 Japanese semiconductor suppliers to strengthen the chip supply chain.
SK Hynix held its first "Partner Day" event in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, on Thursday, bringing together over 20 Japanese semiconductor suppliers. These included material providers such as Shin-Etsu, Sumco, JSR, and Namics; equipment manufacturers like Tokyo Electron and Screen Holdings; and chip processing and testing specialists such as Disco and Advantest. The initiative aims to strengthen the chip supply chain amid surging AI-driven memory demand and seek closer cooperation in advanced chip technology and supply chain stability.
10:03
U.S. Senator Sanders criticizes "oil giants" for profiting from the U.S.-Iran conflict, citing a 39% rise in gasoline prices and significant profit increases for ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Shell.
09:50
Yemen's Foreign Minister: There can be no sustainable regional security without a stable Yemen
Yemen's internationally recognized government's Foreign Minister, Afrah Al-Zouba, stated at a conference in Bahrain that regional stability depends on Yemen's stability. She reiterated in a post on X that restoring Yemeni state institutions is a "shared responsibility," emphasizing that "there can be no sustainable regional security without a stable Yemen, no stable Yemen without state institutions controlling all territories, and no stable Yemen without legitimate institutions solely holding the decision-making power for war and peace." Al-Zouba also condemned the Houthi siege of Taiz as a "war crime" and called on the international community to act to lift the siege.
09:43
Wu Blockchain forwarded a report from on-chain analyst Specter: North Korean hackers transferred approximately $38 million in 7 hours via Relay Protocol.
Wu Blockchain reported, citing on-chain analyst Specter, that North Korean hackers transferred approximately $38 million via Relay Protocol within 7 hours, and the transfers were still ongoing at the time of the post. Despite Relay claiming to have a KYT (Know Your Transaction) monitoring system, it failed to prevent these transfers. Specter noted that it would be difficult for North Korean hackers to transfer such a large amount of funds through THORChain within the same timeframe, raising questions about Relay's compliance and risk control.
09:31
Analysis: Bitcoin's Recovery Faces Increased Derivatives Exposure and $643 Million in ETF Outflows
Bitcoin's recovery is facing a demand test ahead of the US jobs data release, according to CryptoSlate analysis. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $643 million on the trading day of October 30, data from Farside Investors shows. Meanwhile, derivatives exposure has increased, with Bitcoin's total open interest reaching $28 billion as of October 31, a 3% increase in 24 hours, according to Coinalyze data.
09:26
Coinbase is experiencing delayed sends and receives related to data processing
09:20
Toyota-backed Archion bets on aftersales service to counter Chinese EV rivals
Archion's chief executive said the company is leveraging its repair network as a competitive strength, a strategy highlighted after recent floods in Thailand brought service quality to the forefront.
09:17
Israeli Public Urges Opposition to Ally With Arab Parties to Oust Netanyahu
Thousands of Israelis protested in the streets of Tel Aviv on October 31, calling for opposition leaders to ally with parties led by Palestinian-Israelis to secure the 67 parliamentary seats needed to oust Prime Minister Netanyahu and his coalition. Parties led by Palestinian-Israelis hold 19 of these seats. Right-wing supporters also protested, opposing the formation of a government with parties they refer to as "terrorists."
09:15
FBI Confirms North Korea's Role in $6 Billion Binance Hack, Asks DeFi Community to Block Related Addresses
The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has confirmed North Korea's role in the $6 billion Binance hack and has requested the DeFi community to block associated addresses for tokens such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. The FBI listed hundreds of addresses in its notification, but Chainalysis stated that the attackers have used "thousands of addresses," and this number is expected to continue to grow.
09:03
Donald Trump stated that Iran wants to "make a deal" but is unreliable, and reiterated the possibility of striking its nuclear facilities.
Donald Trump, speaking to reporters at a Halloween party in Florida, said Iran wants to "make a deal" and that negotiations are "going well." However, he said he believes Iran is "not reliable," often backing out after reaching agreements. Trump also said the United States is not in a rush to push forward with Qatar-mediated talks, and once again threatened that the U.S. could soon strike Pickaxe Mountain, the site Washington claims houses an Iranian nuclear facility. When asked whether he would order a new round of strikes on Iran, he declined to say. He also reiterated that the United States has destroyed Iran's navy, air force, and manufacturing capabilities.
08:59
South Korea's exports hit a record $115.3 billion in October, up 93.7% year-on-year.
South Korea's exports reached a record $115.3 billion in October, up 93.7% year-on-year, primarily driven by a significant increase in semiconductor shipments. The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy stated that strong global demand for semiconductors and continuous investment in AI infrastructure by major tech companies collectively boosted overall exports. Imports for the month rose 36% year-on-year to $72.78 billion.
08:47
UN Secretary-General Guterres condemns the death of staff members during Houthi detention, calls for immediate investigation
UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed "shock" and condemned the death of Mohammad el-Shami, a staff member of the UN Human Rights Office, while in Houthi detention in Yemen. Guterres' spokesperson stated that the UN calls for an immediate, impartial, transparent, and thorough investigation into el-Shami's death. Since his detention in June 2024, Houthi authorities had not provided information on el-Shami's health or proof of life. El-Shami is the second UN staff member to die in Houthi detention, following the death of a World Food Programme employee in February 2025 while in custody.
08:45
Bloomberg Markets: U.S. midterm election results may reshape the Asian AI-heavy stock market and industries such as technology trade, clean energy, and defense.
08:39
U.S. Spot Ethereum ETFs Hit Record 23-Day Net Outflow Streak Since Launch, Glassnode Reports
08:33
U.S. Secretary of State Rubio: Trump Has Not Decided on New Airstrikes Against Iran
The market previously speculated that the United States might launch a new round of airstrikes against Iranian military targets before the midterm elections. U.S. President Donald Trump recently stated that limited airstrikes against Iran are still possible to weaken its military capabilities and prevent it from developing nuclear weapons. However, Rubio emphasized that no decision has been made or announced yet.
08:22
XRP falls below key 200-day moving average after Binance hack compromises $6.3 billion in customer assets; Binance has used $6.34 billion of its own funds to repurchase XRP and other tokens.
XRP has fallen below its 200-day moving average for the first time since August 2026, following a hack on Binance that affected nearly $300 million in XRP and resulted in a total of $6.3 billion in stolen customer assets. XRP's price dropped to $1.22 on Thursday and further to $1.19 on Friday. Binance co-founder He Yi stated that the company used $6.34 billion of its own funds to repurchase major cryptocurrencies, including XRP and RLUSD, and that Binance user funds, including XRP and RLUSD, are now 100% reserve-backed.
08:13
Iran states it has reached an agreement with Qatari mediators to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within two days, provided the United States meets certain conditions.
08:08
The Wall Street Journal: AI Investors Seek Insurance for Trillion-Dollar Market Bets
The Wall Street Journal reports that as trillions of dollars are bet on AI-driven trading, investors, traders, and even tech executives are actively seeking high-risk protection to hedge against what is arguably the largest market bet in history.
07:37
China's mega complex in Dalian puts spotlight on investment push
07:18
Iranian Foreign Minister: Iran is willing to shorten the opening conditions for the Strait of Hormuz from seven days to two days if the United States actively responds to the seven-point framework.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Iran is willing to shorten the conditions for opening the Strait of Hormuz from seven days to two days if the United States positively responds to its seven-point framework. Araghchi also emphasized that Iran has upgraded its armed forces' capabilities and engaged in active communication with neighboring countries on regional security issues, believing that regional security should be the responsibility of regional countries, without the need for intervention from the United States or other foreign powers.

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