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11/3
04:30
According to the BBC, U.S. President Donald Trump has notified Congress of his intention to remove South Africa and Rwanda from the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) preferential trade program, effective January 1, 2027. The program allows eligible African countries to export thousands of products to the U.S. duty-free. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer stated that the annual review determined that the practices of both countries did not meet the eligibility requirements; the U.S. cited trade and investment barriers, as well as concerns regarding national security and foreign policy.
04:24
Michigan State Senate candidate Mike Rogers said he would tell Republicans who are dissatisfied with Donald Trump's record on cost of living and the economy to wait for the war with Iran to end soon. Rogers told Fox News that after the conflict, prices would fall due to deregulation promoted by Washington Republicans and increased U.S. energy production. He also revealed that he had spoken with President Trump, who said he would "end this conflict" and that it would not last long.
04:22
A South African court on Monday found Imanuwela David guilty of stealing over $500,000 in cash from a farm owned by President Cyril Ramaphosa. The theft, which occurred in February 2020 at Phala Phala farm, involved $580,000 taken from a sofa. David, who subsequently purchased luxury cars and diamond-encrusted Rolex watches, claimed the money was from his diamond and Bitcoin businesses, a claim the court rejected. This case is part of the ongoing "Farmgate" scandal, which has led to an impeachment saga for President Ramaphosa, who denies any wrongdoing.
04:16
Intel is shifting some wafer manufacturing capacity at its Oregon facilities from the advanced 18A process to the older Intel 3 process to boost data center product supply, CNBC reported. The company previously stated that industry-wide supply constraints in areas such as wafers, substrates, and memory made it difficult to meet chip demand. The report noted that 18A is also a key process for Intel to attract external foundry customers, and the resource adjustment could challenge this goal. Intel's stock price fell 45% in October, marking its largest monthly decline on record, CNBC cited FactSet data.
04:16
BNB Chain has introduced payment channels on its testnet via the Jenner upgrade, which reserves a default 5% gas for eligible payments. Additionally, token listings and CAS20 activation will require separate governance steps.
04:15
Akash Network's AKT token can launch on Solana after two audits, but moving the compute marketplace and ending staking rewards still require a separate cutover vote.
04:14
Al Jazeera reports that ahead of the US midterm elections, Wisconsin voters are broadly concerned about the cost of living, with high fuel costs being a primary driver. Specifically, rising diesel prices are squeezing the profits of dairy farmers in the state's agricultural sector and small business owners who rely on diesel trucks, ultimately passing costs on to consumers.
03:47
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated at a meeting with governors and mayors of major cities that Tehran is committed to resolving tensions through dialogue, emphasizing that conflict is not in the interest of Iran, the region, or the world. He noted that Iran will neither impose its will on others nor succumb to pressure, and is capable of overcoming the threats it faces. Pezeshkian also accused Iran's enemies of attempting to create division within the country, stressing the importance of national unity.
03:45
The U.S. Treasury's November financing decisions will test whether a potential cash drawdown can ease funding conditions, as debt issuance competes for available cash.
03:44
The 24-month reduction would lower staking rewards, but Security Council ratification and a validator-adopted protocol upgrade still stand between the vote and activation.
03:33
The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reported that a vessel was struck by an unknown projectile approximately 9 nautical miles northeast of Oman's Lima. The report indicated that the attack caused a hole on the starboard side of the vessel, but both the vessel and crew are safe. Previously, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy stated that 11 oil tankers have caught fire or sunk in the Strait of Hormuz since CENTCOM Commander Brad Cooper visited the strait.
03:31
The New York Times sued browser company Brave in Manhattan federal court on Monday, alleging it scraped copyrighted content and illegally distributed it to clients such as Anthropic and Perplexity, TechCrunch reported. The New York Times is seeking an injunction and damages. Separately, the Daily News, Chicago Tribune, and Orlando Sentinel filed similar lawsuits on the same day. Brave had not yet responded to requests for comment as of the report; the alleged actions are accusations made by the plaintiffs, and the report did not mention any court rulings.
03:23
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is facing a wave of court challenges over his government's decision to fast-track an oil pipeline project. The project is being advanced under a legal mechanism his administration devised to accelerate the construction of major infrastructure, but it is now encountering mounting lawsuits from Indigenous groups.
03:19
Forces of Yemen's internationally recognized government stated that their warplanes have bombed an unspecified number of Houthi militants in western Taiz. Yemen's Ministry of Defense announced on Facebook that the operation targeted "terrorist Houthi militias" but did not specify the number of casualties.
03:17
Mercado Bitcoin wallets continue to move funds following $46M hack. Brazil’s exchange Mercado Bitcoin had previously paused deposits and withdrawals after a security breach, stating that customer funds and data were safe.
03:16
StoneX stated that the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation's (DTCC) tokenization service validates the business model of digital asset securities platform Securitize. As Securitize expands its tokenized stock business, StoneX reiterated its Buy rating on SECZ.

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