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11/10
01:13
TD Cowen: The probability of the U.S. Congress passing a ban on stablecoin yields is only 10%. Washington analyst Jaret Seiberg pointed out in a policy report on Monday that although the banking sector is making a renewed push to ban crypto platforms from paying yields to stablecoin holders following the Democrats' midterm election victories, the likelihood of Congress passing such a ban over the next two years remains at just 10%. He believes that while community bank lobbying could carve out a narrow path, divisions within the Democratic Party over the stablecoin yield issue—coupled with the political pressure of risking backlash from retail investors—still make it difficult for the bill to ultimately pass.
01:08
US Steel union negotiations enter third month, strike threat rises; the United Steelworkers union stated that its patience is wearing thin as negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement enter their third month, raising the prospect of a strike at one of the largest US steelmakers.
01:00
France accuses Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of being behind cyberattacks on refrigeration equipment network, has summoned the Iranian ambassador and threatened EU sanctions. French officials accused the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran of being behind cyberattacks that paralyzed commercial refrigerators and freezers across France last month, stating that consequences will be taken against Iran. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot stated that the Iranian ambassador has been summoned to the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, threatening further EU sanctions against Iran.
00:58
AI startup Anthropic has spent $3.4 billion to acquire natural gas turbines to combat power shortages. According to the Financial Times, the equipment purchased by Anthropic comprises generators previously ordered by equipment supplier OnePWR from Caterpillar, with a total power generation capacity of up to 1.7 gigawatts. As demand for AI hashrate surges, tight schedules for natural gas turbines and grid connections have forced the company, which is eyeing an IPO this year, to take direct infrastructure procurement measures into its own hands.
00:49
France has accused Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of being behind a cyberattack on supermarket refrigeration equipment. Speaking at a press conference, French Foreign Minister Barrot stated that the scale and aggressiveness of the cyberattack were unprecedented, causing the refrigeration and freezing equipment in hundreds of French supermarkets to be heated up and resulting in millions of euros worth of fresh and frozen food spoiling. France will implement sanctions at the European Union level. Additionally, the Paris prosecutor's office stated on Monday that it has launched an investigation into the head of a cyber-offensive unit linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
00:46
Iran views the US mid-term election results as a victory, yet remains cautious regarding American intentions. Al Jazeera reported that Iran believes the loss of majority control in both the House of Representatives and the Senate by the Republican Party and President Donald Trump will constrain the US from resuming military operations against Iran. However, Iranian officials remain extremely cautious, noting that the US military still maintains a massive presence in the Middle East and that recent statements from Donald Trump could be deceptive. Iran reiterated that it will not advance diplomatic negotiations with Washington any further unless the US takes practical steps that meet the seven conditions proposed by the Iranian side.
00:44
LND releases security version to address MPTCP vulnerability, nodes still need kernel upgrade and reboot. The LND version previously released by Lightning Labs disables the Multipath TCP listener by default to block the exploitation path of CVE-2026-98432. However, maintainers reminded that critical vulnerabilities in the underlying Linux kernel remain unpatched, and affected hosts still need to install the patched kernel and reboot.
00:43
The East-West Crude Oil Pipeline in Saudi Arabia's Medina region was attacked, causing a fire, though operations remained unaffected. Citing an official from the Ministry of Energy, the Saudi Press Agency reported that the East-West pipeline—the country's critical oil transit route bypassing the Strait of Hormuz blockade—was attacked in the western Medina region, resulting in a "limited fire." The blaze has been extinguished, and pipeline operations remain unaffected. Officials did not disclose the identity of the attackers, though the Yemen-based Houthi movement has previously launched multiple drone and missile attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure.
00:43
BlackRock's Head of Digital Assets: Driven by security concerns, Bitcoin whales are converting their holdings into IBIT shares at a record pace. A recent surge in kidnappings and hacking incidents has driven up this demand. Speaking in an interview with Barron's, BlackRock executive Robbie Mitchnick stated that client demand for in-kind conversions is at an all-time high and continuing to rise in a one-way trend. He pointed out that, out of concerns for physical safety and custody risks, large holders are transferring self-custodied Bitcoin directly to the fund via intermediaries in exchange for newly created IBIT shares. It is estimated that BlackRock has processed $3.6 billion in such conversions.
00:40
France has launched an investigation and summoned the Iranian ambassador following allegations that Iran orchestrated cyberattacks targeting refrigeration equipment in European supermarkets. French authorities stated on Monday that they are investigating a cyber warfare unit affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), which caused fires in refrigeration units and food spoilage. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot announced that the Iranian ambassador has been summoned and that sanctions will be imposed on Iran at the "European level." The Paris prosecutor's office has also issued requests for international arrest warrants for the head of the "Shahid Kaveh" cyber warfare unit, which operates under the IRGC, and two of his deputies.
00:40
According to Haaretz, an investigation by the Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) has shown no evidence of foreign interference in last month's general election. Previously, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar had alleged foreign interference and the transfer of funds, but law enforcement officials stated that these accusations lacked substantive evidence, and the investigation remains ongoing.
00:21
Japan plans to establish defense research hubs at universities and other institutions by the end of fiscal 2031 to develop technologies applicable to defense equipment, helping the country counter new forms of warfare involving artificial intelligence and space.
00:18
According to TechCrunch, Medium has launched a writing app called TK, which embeds an AI assistant directly into the editor. Users can type "@TK" along with a prompt to get help. Medium stated that TK will offer features such as editing and headline feedback, as well as helping organize previously saved writing content. Authors can publish notes to disclose how AI was used during the writing process. Medium added that the tool will be provided for free to Medium account holders, rolling out first on the web version.
00:16
According to the Financial Times, following a series of Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries, Russian state-owned oil company Rosneft has restricted gasoline sales, capping purchases at 30 liters per vehicle in cities and 50 liters on highways.
00:10
Charles Schwab, the largest U.S. retail brokerage, announced on November 9 that its Schwab Crypto platform has added spot trading services for Solana, Avalanche (AVAX), and Chainlink (LINK), bringing its supported assets to five (previously limited to BTC and ETH). The platform launched in early access in May and opened to all eligible retail clients in October, charging a 0.75% trading fee. It is currently available only to eligible clients in select U.S. states (excluding New York and Louisiana) and is not accessible outside the United States.

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