Disclaimer:All content on this platform is sourced from the internet and is provided for informational purposes only. None of the content represents the views of this site, nor does it constitute investment advice. Please exercise caution when investing.

Faster global financial news!

24/7 News

LIVE
Important Only
Title Only
11/11
04:46
According to CoinDesk, US Senator Elizabeth Warren believes the government is not doing enough to prevent insider trading among its staff and has questioned the White House on what measures it will take to prevent similar betting incidents from recurring. She also raised doubts about whether the enforcement actions by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) are adequate.
04:46
According to Nick Timiraos, Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Bowman stated that, in light of recent market developments, the benefits of further monetary policy tightening must be prudently weighed against the costs. The post noted that she also mentioned the interconnectedness of the AI financing ecosystem, including signs of "circular financing."
04:31
According to Al Jazeera, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has unveiled a proposed rule aiming to eliminate the arrangement that automatically grants SNAP food assistance eligibility based on meeting TANF-related conditions, while opening a 30-day public comment period. Citing USDA estimates, the report noted that the adjustment could cause approximately 6.3 million people to lose their SNAP eligibility, accounting for about 17% of beneficiaries. This currently stands as a proposal and impact estimation.
04:31
According to Al Jazeera, F1 driver Lewis Hamilton visited Egypt's North Sinai region and the Rafah border crossing on Tuesday to learn about humanitarian aid efforts for Gaza. North Sinai Governor Khaled Megawer briefed him on aid coordination and showed him the warehouses of the Egyptian Red Crescent, while Hamilton also spoke with aid workers.
04:31
According to the BBC, Bangladeshi police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse supporters demanding the return of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, causing traffic disruptions and vehicle arsons in multiple areas. Reports indicate that following the arson of a bus in Faridpur on Tuesday, a 60-year-old driver died from smoke inhalation. A leader of the student organization BCL denied that its supporters were responsible for the violence, stating that they advocate for peaceful protests.
04:31
According to the Financial Times, a senior US military serviceman has been arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia. The report's summary stated that the investigation by UK counter-terrorism policing involved the Federal Intelligence Bureau and the US military.
04:31
Onchain Lens: In Binance's previous $6.34 billion hack, approximately $891 million in assets may have been transferred and laundered, around $2.85 billion in assets remain under the attacker's control, and another $2.6 billion has been frozen. Over the past two to three days, the attacker has continued to transfer funds via THORChain and Chainflip.
04:17
According to Bitcoin Magazine, Texas State Representative Ron Reynolds has introduced House Bill 815 (HB 815), which would allow each city or county in the state to invest up to $10 million of public funds in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. This cap applies individually to each city and county rather than being a shared statewide pool. The report noted that the bill has not yet been referred to a committee and, if enacted into law, is slated to take effect on September 1, 2027.
04:17
According to TechCrunch, citing Anthropic's prospectus, the seven co-founders each plan to sell 3,378,378 shares. Based on the midpoint of the $74 per-share range cited in the report, this amounts to approximately $250 million per person. Following the sale, they intend to collectively hold about 22% of Class A shares and retain a 51.1% combined voting stake through Class F super-voting shares. The 22% figure refers exclusively to the Class A shareholding rather than total equity in the company, and the actual cash-out amount will depend on the final IPO pricing.
04:14
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has delayed Wall Street's plans to launch AI computing futures, as the agency raises concerns over price manipulation amid a rush by exchanges to establish new asset classes.
04:02
According to Decrypt, Musk called Anthropic's Claude Opus 5.5 a "masterpiece," stating that the upcoming Grok 4.8 will lag behind the model, while predicting that Grok 5 could surpass it within two to three months. These remarks constitute Musk's assessment and prediction.
04:01
According to CNBC, at the time of reporting, the implied price of Hyperliquid's Anthropic perpetual contract was around $98, corresponding to an implied market cap of approximately $1.7 trillion; the 24-hour trading volume for its two tracking contracts was about $250 million. The report compares this with the proposed IPO range of $70 to $78 mentioned in the article to discuss traders' expectations of the market reaction. The above are derivative contract quotes and reporting comparison baselines, and do not equal actual stock execution prices or the final IPO pricing.
04:01
CNBC published a commentary by Dewardric McNeal, in which the author—referencing the controversy surrounding NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang—argues that Congress should strengthen oversight of chip and remote computing capacity exports, while discussing board-level counterintelligence responsibilities and independent executive security assessments. The article also notes that Chinese authorities have denied the allegations, and that an investigation by NVIDIA’s independent directors has not yet confirmed any breach of company secrets or national security information. These form the basis of the governance proposals put forward by the author.
04:01
According to CNBC, citing a report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, U.S. home equity line of credit (HELOC) balances increased by $23 billion in the three months ending September 30, marking the largest quarterly increase since 2005 and bringing total balances to $481 billion. This represents the 18th consecutive quarter of growth.
04:01
According to Bloomberg, semi-private charter operator JSX plans to launch regular service from Boston to New York and Miami starting in February. The report describes the move as a route expansion for its semi-private charter services.
04:01
According to The Block, 21Shares strategist Matt Mena believes that if Bitcoin sustains a break below $73,000, it could pull back further to $69,000. Conversely, if it holds this level and the stock market continues to rebound, it could retest $78,000, with sights set on $85,000 by year-end above that level. Meanwhile, Bitget analyst Lewis Huang pointed to the 200-day moving average around $73,200 as a level to watch. These are conditional scenarios outlined by the analysts.
03:39
Cross-chain bridge Across has urged users to temporarily refrain from using its application due to domain-related issues. The bridge's alerts have not yet clarified whether its smart contracts or cross-chain operations have been affected.
03:37
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong posted that the lending market on the Base network currently holds $7.49 billion in supplied assets, with $2.65 billion borrowed, covering infrastructure such as trading, payments, and lending.

What is 24/7 News

This is where the pulse of global digital wealth beats.

In the fast-paced world of digital currencies and global financial markets, a one-minute delay could mean missing a prime investment opportunity—or taking on unnecessary risk. On this battlefield where value is reshaped by the second, Svmuu·Flash News is dedicated to building a direct channel of information for you that is lightning-fast, precise, and free of noise.

We break free from the lag inherent in traditional media. By monitoring the internet around the clock, we deliver every key development in the global crypto market and the macroeconomy to your screen in seconds—using the most concise and intuitive language.

Our Features

Instant Response—Every Second Counts

Leveraging a powerful automated data-scraping network in tandem with a professional editorial team, we track major global trading markets, significant on-chain transactions, key project developments, and major global political and economic news 24 hours a day, non-stop. This ensures that when major news breaks, you’ll be the first to receive the core facts.

Filtering Out the Noise, Distilling the Signals

Faced with an information deluge, blindly chasing “quantity” often leads to decision paralysis. Our editorial team prioritizes not only speed but also the “substance” of the information. We filter out ineffective marketing hype and repetitive noise, distilling only the hard-hitting insights that provide practical guidance on market trends and capital flows.

Dual Focus on the Crypto Ecosystem and Global Macro

Our updates aren’t limited to industry developments within the crypto space; we also closely monitor major macro events such as global geopolitical conflicts, policy red lines set by the Federal Reserve and other central banks, fluctuations in traditional commodities, and the restructuring of global supply chains.We understand that today’s digital asset market is deeply intertwined with global macro liquidity, and every macroeconomic development has the potential to send ripples through the crypto space.

Our Service Commitment

We fully understand that in a frenzied and volatile market environment, emotions often run ahead of reason. Therefore, our news section consistently adheres to the principle of “objective reporting, impartiality, and no misinformation.”We do not peddle fear or fabricate myths; we simply serve as the most level-headed sentinel guiding your investment decisions.

Follow Svmuu (Shuimu Finance) · Breaking News. Amid the complex and ever-changing market cycles, let us be the first to help you identify the winds that determine the trend.