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11/13
01:50
Ibrahim Aziz, head of the Iranian Parliament's National Security Committee, posted on social media warning the United States against making another "miscalculation" in its conflict with Iran. He stated that Iran's military doctrine has changed and that another miscalculation would mean "there will be no one left even to transport the bodies back." He also referred to the withdrawal of some U.S. soldiers from the combat zone, calling them "accomplices" in the previous U.S. strike on the Minab school.
01:50
According to data from Vanda Research, retail investors bought $111 million worth of NVIDIA stock in the first 30 minutes of Thursday's trading session, setting a record for the highest opening half-hour retail buying in the stock's history. In addition, investors injected $42.5 million into six 2x leveraged NVIDIA ETFs between Monday and Wednesday, marking the highest comparable demand since the DeepSeek sell-off in January 2025, while short NVIDIA ETFs saw no net buying.
01:46
Binance announced that it has completed the coverage of all $6.3 billion in stolen customer assets, marking a major milestone in the aftermath of the largest cyber theft in cryptocurrency history.
01:46
According to a statement signed by Tan Yong Pong, Chairman and CEO of Megaspeed, and cited by Al Jazeera, the company stated that it will engage in constructive and transparent cooperation with the U.S. government. It also announced that it has retained a U.S. law firm to lead a comprehensive inventory of its GPUs and independently audit its export control compliance practices. Megaspeed has previously denied any wrongdoing. The aforementioned audit arrangements are disclosed by the company regarding the compliance dispute and do not imply that the audit has been completed, nor do they equate to a compliance conclusion by the U.S. government or a court.
01:45
China is discussing the establishment of a $15 billion marine insurance and reinsurance hub to break Western monopolies. According to sources familiar with the matter, Beijing is exploring the creation of a $15 billion marine insurance and reinsurance hub by 2029 to challenge Western dominance over global shipping protection, such as Lloyd's. The proposal aims to protect Chinese shipping from Western sanctions and shipping disruptions, particularly on high-risk routes like the Strait of Hormuz. Potential participants include China Reinsurance, The People's Insurance Company (Group) of China, and Hong Kong's marine war risk pool. Current discussions remain in the preliminary stage.
01:31
According to *The Wall Street Journal*, U.S. federal prosecutors on Thursday charged Chetram Balli, a long-time non-attorney staff member at the law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore, with trading securities using confidential information on clients' material transactions. The report stated that Balli was arrested Thursday morning in Queens, New York, and is expected to make an initial appearance in federal court in Brooklyn that afternoon. Prosecutors alleged that between April 2025 and October 2026, he made approximately $70,000 in profits across five client transactions, including Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. These are allegations by the prosecution and do not constitute a conviction.
01:31
According to CNBC, citing the retirement account limits for 2027 released by the IRS, the employee elective deferral limit for 401(k) plans will increase from $24,500 in 2026 to $25,500. This adjustment also applies to 403(b) plans, most 457 plans, and the federal Thrift Savings Plan. The standard catch-up contribution limit for individuals aged 50 and older will rise to $8,500, while the special catch-up limit for those aged 60 to 63 will be $11,750; these two are alternatives rather than being cumulative. The basic contribution limit for IRAs remains at $7,500, and the IRA catch-up limit for individuals aged 50 and older stays at $1,100.
01:31
According to Al Jazeera, Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Sarea stated that the group launched two attacks on Saudi energy infrastructure: the first used a drone targeting a pumping station along the East-West Pipeline, while the second targeted petroleum facilities in Yanbu, with the cited statement not specifying the type of weapon used. He also denied Saudi claims regarding the interception of two missiles over Mecca. Saudi Arabia did not immediately respond at the time of the report. The above is a unilateral statement by the Houthis, and the material has not confirmed any facility damage, production losses, or oil supply disruptions.
01:31
According to Italian crypto media outlet Criptovaluta, a previous data breach at hardware wallet manufacturer SafePal has led to physical mail phishing attacks targeting Italian users. The fraudulent letters impersonate SafePal, claiming that the recipients' wallets have firmware vulnerabilities, and contain QR codes pointing to a fake SafePal website via Arweave. Both the letters and the phishing website feature accurate customer names, addresses, and order details. Previously, a SafePal order tracking plugin malfunctioned between March 2025 and April 2026, leading to a personal data leak affecting nearly 40,000 customers.
01:18
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries stated that there are "more questions than answers" regarding the Trump administration's handling of the NVIDIA scandal, and that Democrats will thoroughly investigate the truth of the incident while demanding classified briefings be provided to members of Congress to assess whether national security has been compromised.
01:16
According to The Block, StoneX has maintained its "Buy" rating and $12 price target for Exodus Movement, citing that expansion in the payments business and declining costs are helping offset weakness in its legacy crypto wallet business. In the third quarter, Exodus reported revenue of $32.5 million, with the payments business contributing approximately $10.9 million, while wallet-related revenue dropped 29% year-over-year to $21.6 million. Adjusted EBITDA loss narrowed from $6.7 million in the second quarter to $3.9 million, with a net loss of $8.3 million as the company remains unprofitable. The company has resumed card issuance in the U.S., while European card issuance is still pending approval in Latvia. The rating and price target reflect StoneX's analytical assessment.
01:16
According to TechCrunch, SoftBank has pre-ordered gas turbines for AI data centers, resulting in losses exceeding $3 billion. The report states that SoftBank began paying deposits for turbine orders totaling over 13 gigawatts roughly two years ago, securing capacity nearly 50% higher than required. On Tuesday, the company reported a quarterly loss of $7.1 billion, with more than half stemming from power generation equipment-related losses, and some non-refundable deposits are now considered worthless. The article interprets this as a pricing risk in the rush for AI power infrastructure, while noting that this does not imply large-scale cancellations of natural gas power plants.
01:08
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's departure has triggered Wall Street scrutiny over the $500 billion AI funding plan, with analysts warning that the leadership change could make investors more cautious and demand a higher risk premium.
01:05
Data from Freddie Mac shows that the U.S. 30-year fixed-rate mortgage fell from 7.18% to 7.11%, marking its fourth consecutive weekly decline and hitting a seven-week low. Meanwhile, the 15-year fixed rate dropped from 6.57% to 6.45%. Despite the moderation in borrowing costs, rates remain significantly higher than the same period last year—when the 30-year average was 6.24% and the 15-year average was 5.49%—keeping home affordability under heavy pressure.
01:03
In an interview with Nikkei Asia, ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn stated that ASEAN member states should consider establishing a regional petroleum reserve to cope with supply shortages and rising fuel prices.
01:02
According to CryptoSlate, Google DeepMind unveiled AlphaGenome 2 on November 11, which can predict the effects of DNA alterations by incorporating target cell types or states. DeepMind stated that in the TenK10K evaluation covering 28 primary immune cell types, the model identified 30% of causal variants, compared to 16% for the original AlphaGenome fine-tuned on single-cell data. The company reported these as research benchmark results rather than diagnostic accuracy rates. The report also noted that the new model computationally replicated the previously established ETS2 regulatory mechanism in gut immune cells, rather than discovering it for the first time. The model is available via API for non-commercial research, while commercial research is currently in private preview; it has not been validated or approved for clinical or diagnostic use.
01:02
Musk retweeted a post by Sawyer Merritt, outlining the projected community benefits of a proposed $50 billion SpaceX supercomputing campus in Arizona once completed. According to the post, the project is expected to create 6,500 jobs, including 1,000 permanent positions and 5,500 construction jobs, along with up to $103 million in new annual property tax revenue. It also includes $3.6 billion in grid upgrades and 24 gigawatt-hours of battery energy storage funded by SpaceX. The aforementioned amounts, jobs, and benefits are descriptions and projections of the proposed project in the post and do not imply that funds have been fully invested, the project has been approved, or the jobs have been generated.
01:02
According to Bitcoin Magazine, citing bank statements and product pages, Israel Discount Bank plans to allow eligible adult Israeli retail clients to buy, hold, and sell Bitcoin and Ethereum directly within its mobile app starting November 26, provided they have an active securities trading account. The wallet utilizes Fireblocks infrastructure, and external wallet transfers (deposits and withdrawals) will not be supported initially. The trading commission listed in the report is 2%, excluding foreign exchange conversion fees. Custody fees will be waived for the first six months following launch, after which a 0.25% quarterly custody fee will apply. These are planned services, and the six-month promotional period applies solely to custody fees, not trading commissions.
00:54
The Yemeni Ministry of Defense held an expanded military meeting in Marib Governorate to discuss the latest situation and the progress of military operations against the Houthi movement. According to Yemen's state-run Saba News Agency, the meeting focused on strengthening coordination and integration among various military units to support the ongoing "Yemeni Dawn" offensive. Members of the Presidential Leadership Council stated at the meeting that the battle against the Houthis is progressing toward its predetermined objectives.

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