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11/3
05:51
Bybit has launched the 13th installment of its "Bybit City" community event, offering a 2,000 USDT derivatives prize pool. The event aims to allow users to earn Bybit City Points (BCP) through community chats, social media sharing, and inviting friends, with a chance to win prizes. The event runs from November 2 to November 15, 2026, and users must register and complete Identity Verification Lv.1 to be eligible for rewards.
05:51
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin revealed in an article published on October 31 that he has started using AI-written command-line tools for Ethereum private payments and ENS content hash updates. He stated that this move aims to reduce reliance on website interfaces, lower the risk of delivering repetitive code, and enhance user control over software versions. The documentation for kohaku-cli, the command-line wallet he uses, warns that the tool is unaudited, still under active development, and AI-assisted, advising users to exercise caution when using it on the mainnet, understanding the potential risk of fund loss.
05:50
US Vice President JD Vance says Washington has not set deadlines for Iran to make a deal before the US resumes strikes. He stated that the US made "progress" in indirect talks with Iran, and that he and US President Donald Trump "both feel pretty good" about prospects for a negotiated settlement. There have been no direct negotiations between the US and Iran to end the eight-month war.
05:46
Institutional investors planning to subscribe to Anthropic's proposed IPO shares have expressed concerns about the valuation following a tech stock sell-off, pushing for a more cautious valuation closer to $1.5 trillion, according to The Wall Street Journal. This represents the investors' demands as reported, not a confirmed IPO price.
05:46
According to data released by DeItaone, Apple's fiscal Q4 revenue was $114.48 billion, versus expectations of $113.47 billion; EPS was $2.10, versus expectations of $2.00. iPhone revenue was $57.58 billion, versus expectations of $56.49 billion. Greater China revenue was $17.54 billion, below expectations of $18.75 billion; Services revenue was $31.57 billion, versus expectations of $31.58 billion; Wearables, Home and Accessories revenue was $8.3 billion, versus expectations of $9.0 billion.
05:41
Kimberly-Clark has completed its acquisition of Kenvue, the maker of Tylenol. Kimberly-Clark plans to improve its growth and profitability through this acquisition.
05:40
Apple's strong iPhone and Mac sales offset weaker performance in China during Q3. The hardware giant reported solid revenue in the third quarter as Wall Street awaits its crucial holiday sales forecast.
05:40
Hermine Wong, a lecturer at Berkeley Law, wrote that crypto industry giants are seeking votes in this election and warned that users loyal to technology should not let the largest intermediaries monopolize it.
05:33
Negar Mortazavi, a senior fellow at the Center for International Policy, told Al Jazeera that the Iranian leadership has low trust in the United States after two wars involving the US and Israel, making the risk of another US attack on Iran "very real," especially after the midterm elections. Mortazavi noted a significant shift in Iran's military doctrine and rhetoric, with officials warning that Tehran would no longer exercise restraint if attacked again, instead threatening a swift, aggressive response that could expand the scope and intensity of the war.
05:33
Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, called the U.S. accusations "absurd remarks," after on-chain analytics firm Chainalysis previously noted that the stolen funds were mixed with proceeds from an earlier attack.
05:21
Palantir's third-quarter earnings beat Wall Street estimates, with U.S. commercial revenue jumping 148% to $984 million, topping government revenue of $953 million for the first time. The company's total revenue nearly doubled to over $2 billion for the first time ever, and net income more than doubled to $1.13 billion, or 44 cents per share. Palantir also lifted its full-year guidance, now expecting U.S. commercial revenue in excess of $3.56 billion.
05:19
Five explosions have been heard on Iran’s Qeshm Island, according to the official IRNA news agency. Qeshm residents reported seeing two aircrafts flying over the island, IRNA said.
05:16
Qatari Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani held a phone call with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan to discuss the regional situation, particularly diplomatic efforts and joint coordination to de-escalate tensions and promote regional security and stability. Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the call in a post on X.
05:09
Veteran blockchain project Lisk has officially shut down its network after 10 years, announcing a 5.23 million LSK token burn as it shifts its focus to a new financial platform for businesses. The LSK token will continue to exist on Ethereum as a loyalty token for the new platform, which will enable businesses to manage traditional currencies and stablecoins.
05:02
The annual interest rate on U.S. Treasury-issued I bonds (inflation-protected savings bonds) has risen to 5.51%, the highest level since November 2022. The new rate applies to bonds purchased through April 30 of next year, with the variable rate component increasing to 4.08% and the fixed rate component rising to 1.40%, its highest since 2006. Financial experts note that despite the attractiveness of I bonds, investors should be aware of limitations such as purchase limits ($10,000 per person per year), funds being locked up for 12 months, and the forfeiture of the last three months' interest if redeemed within five years. For short-term cash needs, experts suggest considering alternatives like Treasury bills or high-yield savings accounts.
04:59
Trump suggests Iran deal 'could happen soon' as oil prices drop, linking it to reduced war fears. The US president stated on Truth Social that Iran is seeking a settlement with Washington as soon as possible. He noted oil prices are down almost $10 a barrel, a record, because "people feel that there will not be a war with Iran."
04:58
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes proposed AI compute futures, designed to help businesses hedge AI hashrate costs. These USD-settled contracts would track a FLOP-denominated benchmark, but buyers would still bear the risks of FLOP token exchange rate fluctuations, model selection, and rollover. Currently, the FLOP network is still under development, with no actual token trading.
04:57
Cyber insurance inquiries surge at Japan's nonlife insurers amid rising data breaches. Major nonlife insurers like Tokio Marine and Sompo Japan are seeing a jump in consultations for cyber insurance, which compensates companies for losses caused by cyberattacks. This surge is driven by a string of high-profile cyberattacks and data leaks in Japan since early October, increasing interest even among small and midsize businesses.
04:56
The United States announced the suspension of duty-free trade benefits for South Africa and Rwanda, effective January 1, 2027, impacting $1.7 billion in South African exports annually. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer stated on Monday that President Donald Trump believes the two countries have failed to meet the eligibility criteria of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). This move will affect approximately $1.7 billion in South African exports to the U.S. annually, primarily including automobiles, automotive components, and agricultural products. South Africa had previously indicated its preparedness for this outcome and is actively seeking new trade partners.
04:51
Former U.S. President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social, announcing his "complete and total" endorsement of South Carolina Senator Darline Graham for re-election. Trump praised Graham as an "outstanding person" and a "true American patriot," while sharply criticizing her opponent, Annie Andrews, as a "radical left Democrat" who opposes tax exemptions for tips, overtime pay, and Social Security, and supports massive tax increases, open borders, male participation in women's sports, and gender transition surgeries for children.
04:51
Donald Trump announced on Truth Social his "complete and total endorsement" of current Attorney General Alan Wilson for Governor of South Carolina. Trump called Wilson a supporter of "MAGA and America First" and criticized his opponent, Jermaine Johnson, as a "radical left Democrat" who advocates for policies such as massive tax increases and open borders.
04:50
Donald Trump announced his "complete and total" endorsement of Congressman Joe Wilson for re-election. Wilson, who represents South Carolina's 2nd congressional district, is a former Colonel in the South Carolina Army National Guard and currently serves on the House Armed Services Committee. Trump praised Wilson's work in Congress on border security, combating immigrant crime, upholding law and order, growing the economy, cutting taxes and regulations, promoting "Made in America," ensuring American energy dominance, advancing election integrity, and defending the Second Amendment.

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