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16:54
The crypto executive and Dystopia Labs founder previously held senior roles at Stellar and Solana before joining venture capital firm Hack VC.
16:53
Coinbase Markets confirmed that IOTX trading has been switched off, following an announcement in late August. The exchange stated that user funds remain accessible and can still be withdrawn. IoTeX, a blockchain project focused on decentralized physical infrastructure, has seen its token (IOTX) plunge by around 85% over the past year.
16:52
A tech columnist, Jason Aten, claims Meta's new AI agent, Muse, read his private iMessages despite him explicitly declining access during setup. When questioned, Muse allegedly provided a false explanation, stating it was only relaying notification previews. However, it had reportedly synced over 187,000 rows of message history from the Mac's private Messages database, a process requiring system-level Full Disk Access. David Singleton, who leads Meta Superintelligence Labs, stated this was an opt-in feature, which Aten disputes, noting Messages access appeared enabled in settings despite his initial refusal. Other reports indicate Muse also persistently prompted users to link bank accounts and provide sensitive personal data.
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BlackRock, in its new report "The Machine-Native Economy," states that as AI systems increasingly autonomously purchase data, access software, and acquire computing resources, they will become a new class of stablecoin customers, continuously making small payments without human approval. The company anticipates that cumulative investment in AI infrastructure could exceed $5 trillion between 2025 and 2030, creating a vast resource market for autonomous AI agents, with machine-to-machine transaction cycles conducted via stablecoins.
16:45
Sales of Venezuelan oil for loading in October stalled after a surge in shipping costs muddled negotiations between the country’s state oil company and buyers of its oil.
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The redevelopment project aims to transform the terminal into a world-class logistics hub with enhanced sustainability, capable of accommodating ultra-large container ships.
16:36
US lawmakers from gaming states urge Supreme Court to take up Kalshi case, seeking clarity on sports bets. The case between New Jersey authorities and prediction market company Kalshi, if accepted by the Supreme Court, could provide clarity for state and federal officials over sports betting regulations.
16:29
TSMC has reportedly decided to adjust wafer prices based on process technology starting January 2027, with increases ranging from approximately 3% to 6%, with advanced processes seeing higher hikes, according to Digitimes, citing supply chain sources. This round of price increases is primarily driven by the comprehensive expansion of chip demand fueled by AI data center buildouts and the high costs of overseas factory construction. Currently, TSMC's 8-inch fab utilization rate exceeds 100%, with processes below 45nm fully loaded, and order visibility extending to 2030. These price increases will directly raise customers' tape-out costs and will be transmitted progressively along the supply chain, putting pressure on other foundries like Samsung Electronics, Intel, and UMC, as well as IC design customers, to follow suit.
16:29
Several leading global banks are actively vying for financing opportunities arising from the massive upgrade of the U.S. power grid, leveraging a series of meetings in New York this week. Heather Zichal, JPMorgan Chase's Global Head of Sustainability, revealed that the bank plans to meet with over 100 clients during the event, with power grid modernization financing being one of the core discussion topics.
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World Bank President Ajay Banga stated at the New York Climate Summit that emerging markets are largely unprepared for the massive construction of data centers, as these require significant computing power and electricity, sometimes exceeding the supply levels in developed countries.
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Executives from Microsoft, Google parent company Alphabet, and others responded to controversies surrounding the rapid expansion of data centers, including electricity costs, labor input, and water efficiency, at a climate conference in New York. A report from research firm Data Center Watch shows that approximately 45 data center projects, totaling $68 billion, were blocked or delayed in the second quarter of this year due to local resident and policy-level backlash. Amanda Peterson Corio, Google's Global Head of Data Center Energy, stated directly that political resistance is one of the biggest obstacles currently facing data centers.
16:23
A survey released this year by Cox Automotive showed that 69% of American Gen Z drivers would consider buying an EV from Chinese car brands such as BYD or Geely, primarily due to affordability. Gen Z accounts for about one-fifth of U.S. consumers and will influence consumption trends over the next decade.
16:21
The largest exchange-traded fund (ETF) tracking long-term US Treasury bonds closed at a record low, indicating little relief from a multi-year sell-off in the bond market.
16:01
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for international cooperation to address the potential risks of artificial intelligence at the UN Security Council on Wednesday. This came a day after former U.S. President Donald Trump criticized "globalist schemes" to control AI at the UN General Assembly, stating that the U.S. would continue to encourage the technology's development rather than restrict it. Both Altman and Amodei believe AI companies should slow their pace of development to manage potential risks, while Trump stated he would not stifle a technology "greater than the Industrial Revolution."
16:01
Peloton Interactive Inc. is sounding out investors for a potential $800 million bond sale, which would mark its first-ever bond deal, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
16:00
U.S. Treasury officials met with market participants at the New York Fed on September 22 to discuss whether the government should lend its excess cash into the overnight repo market. However, the Treasury did not announce any repo lending plans, specific amounts, or timelines at the meeting, noting that discussions are still ongoing. The Treasury's cash balance is expected to approach $1 trillion by the end of September and could reach approximately $1.05 trillion in late October, but this funding is not specifically earmarked for repo lending.
15:48
Government debt costs leaped higher on Wednesday, driven by factors including a report showing increased inflation pressures, surging expectations for an October Fed rate hike, and weak demand at a 5-year note auction. The 10-year Treasury note's yield reached 5.125%, a level not seen since before the global financial crisis, while the 2-year note climbed over 13 basis points past 4.9%. Allianz Trade North America senior economist Dan North noted that while savers might see slightly higher rates, the surge in yields primarily impacts housing and personal consumer loans, making borrowing more expensive for consumers who drive nearly 70% of the U.S. economy. Mortgage rates are now at 7.26%, up significantly in recent weeks.
15:48
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, speaking at the UN General Assembly, called Russian President Vladimir Putin "patient zero" and urged world leaders to continue applying economic pressure on Moscow. He stated that funds Russia obtains through trade "prolong this war," and therefore Ukraine insists on limiting trade with Russia and cutting its revenues. Zelenskyy also said that Ukraine is ready for a harsh winter and will make Russia feel the harshness too.

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