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11/3
14:12
The World Gold Council stated that despite gold prices facing pressure from rising oil prices and increasing interest rates, global central banks purchased gold at their fastest pace in the third quarter since late 2024.
14:10
According to Lookonchain monitoring, a whale deposited 184,203 AAVE (approximately $25.5 million) and 56.15 million WLD (approximately $25.85 million) to multiple exchanges over the past 10 days. The aforementioned records represent asset transfers to exchanges and do not confirm completed sales.
14:10
South Korea's Financial Services Commission announced on November 3 that the government has approved amendments to the Enforcement Decree of the Financial Investment Services and Capital Markets Act. The related IPO book-building and cornerstone investor systems will take effect on November 13, 2026. Private equity funds and discretionary investment management firms participating in book-building must have entrusted assets of at least 30 billion Korean Won. Cornerstone investors must also meet requirements such as equity or entrusted assets being no less than 20 times the value of the IPO shares they intend to subscribe for. Of the allocated shares, 50% will be locked up for 6 months, 30% for 8 months, and 20% for 10 months. The new rules also prohibit cornerstone investor agreements with institutional investors that have special business interests, and forbid direct or indirect exchanges of interests in such agreements.
14:03
South Korean battery-maker LG Energy Solution reported a 25.7% increase in third-quarter operating profit to 756 billion won ($564 million), driven by strong demand for energy storage systems in North America and recovering electric-vehicle battery sales. The company also raised its full-year revenue outlook.
14:03
Hyundai Motor Group has signed a letter of intent with South Korean battery materials manufacturer POSCO Future M to consider investing 100 billion Korean Won (approximately $74.4 million) in its synthetic graphite anode material project in Vietnam. Under the agreement, Hyundai Motor Group will seek priority procurement rights for the project and collaborate with POSCO Future M on early product development.
14:01
An Iranian police officer, Hojjat Vafakardeh, was killed in an armed attack in the city of Saravan, according to Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency. Tasnim blamed “mercenaries” affiliated with the US and Israel for the killing, which it called a “terrorist attack.”
13:57
Aave's institutional lending platform Horizon is now using Chainlink's new weekend pricing service, which provides a continuous price reference for tokenized stock collateral through perpetual futures markets when traditional exchanges are closed. This service, announced on October 29 and initially applied to high-volume U.S. equities, aims to reflect potential collateral value declines sooner, potentially triggering liquidations over weekends.
13:46
Production at Hyundai Motor's Genesis luxury car line in Ulsan has been halted for a second day on Tuesday, due to a deadlock between labor and management over staffing requirements for new models. According to industry sources, the Genesis production line at Hyundai Motor's Plant 5 in Ulsan, southeastern South Korea, remained idle on Tuesday after closing on Monday, with production, which typically starts at 6:45 AM, yet to resume.
13:41
Hanjin Group Chairman Cho Won-tae has agreed to acquire 325,000 shares of the group's holding company, Hanjin KAL, through a block trade worth 37 billion Korean won (approximately $28 million). The transaction is scheduled to be completed between December 3 and January 1. This move aims to strengthen responsible management, coming as Hoban Group, Hanjin KAL's second-largest shareholder, has notified regulators that its stake may have surpassed the chairman's to become the largest.
13:34
Iranian military spokesman Mohammad Akraminia warned that any new U.S. aggression would be met with an immediate response that would be "harsher and more extensive than in the past," and that the geographical scope of the conflict would not be limited to the West Asia region. Akraminia stated that the Iranian armed forces are actively updating their target database, and if conflict breaks out again, U.S. "facilities, equipment, personnel, and interests at any accessible location could become targets."
13:32
On the eve of the US midterm elections, at least seven cities in California's Bay Area passed moratoriums on data center construction. Although the region is an artificial intelligence (AI) hub, local residents have expressed concerns about the strain on the energy grid, high electricity bills, and water consumption caused by the rapid expansion of data centers. Cities such as San Francisco and Oakland have implemented temporary bans, and local politicians have used this as a campaign issue. For example, San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan supports a nationwide ban, while State Senator Scott Wiener opposes it.
13:30
The Financial Times reports that while AI has not led to the feared mass layoffs, with current layoff rates historically low, young people may still need assistance in securing a position in the labor market.
13:30
Experts say the stolen tokens are visible on public blockchains and have been split into small packages in an attempt to stop them being traced.
13:27
Arbitrum's Security Council moved over $30 million in ETH and ARB, tied to the Binance exploit, from an address last Friday without the hacker's private key. This was achieved by temporarily swapping the code of Arbitrum’s Inbox contract to enable transactions from the exploiter's address. This marks the second time this year the council has used such emergency powers, raising questions about the network's decentralization.
13:21
According to SoSoValue data, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of $399 million on November 2, with Fidelity's FBTC leading with an inflow of $6.68 million. Spot Ethereum ETFs experienced a net outflow of $140 million, and Morgan Stanley's Ethereum Trust (MSSE) recorded the largest inflow of $3.15 million. Morgan Stanley launched its Ethereum Trust in July 2026.
13:20
Market research firm TrendForce stated on Thursday that the shortage of high-performance multi-layer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) required for AI servers is expected to reach its most severe point in Q1 and Q2 2027. With surging demand for processors and memory, Samsung Electro-Mechanics has secured new supply contracts, while its Japanese competitor Murata Manufacturing is also significantly expanding production to meet demand.
13:11
Al Jazeera reported that the Israeli army killed four Palestinians in attacks on the Gaza Strip on Monday, and another person died from injuries sustained in an earlier attack. Since the US-brokered "ceasefire" agreement came into effect last October, nearly 1,600 Palestinians have been killed. Nickolay Mladenov, the UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, arrived in Israel on Monday to seek permission to deliver tents and advance the reconstruction process.
13:02
According to Bloomberg, signs of short-term oversupply have emerged in the Middle East oil market for the first time since July. The report recalls that a temporary ceasefire between the US and Iran in July allowed oil tankers to depart the Persian Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz, leading to a sharp drop in global oil prices at the time.

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