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10/13
05:32
Trading in single-stock option contracts is nearing 2021 levels, when a new generation of retail investors shook Wall Street, according to The Wall Street Journal. This indicates that individual investors' appetite for risk remains strong.
05:28
The defunct exchange had acquired a 20% stake in Genesis Digital Assets before FTX declared bankruptcy in November 2022.
05:22
U.S. President Donald Trump announced last Friday that he had reached a diesel agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin to supply hundreds of millions of tons of Russian diesel to the United States in the coming months, and instructed the Treasury Department to suspend restrictions on the global sale of Russian diesel. Two days later, Trump further claimed on social media that Russia and Ukraine had reached an energy ceasefire agreement. However, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated he was unaware of such an agreement and reported that Russia launched a new round of attacks on Ukrainian power plants on Sunday evening. Canadian Prime Minister Carney condemned the diesel agreement, stating it undermines peace and stability in Europe and funds Russia's war against Ukraine. Bipartisan U.S. senators also called on Trump to immediately revoke the decision, asserting it violates the 2022 law prohibiting Russian energy imports. Additionally, Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia in the Middle East have exacerbated tensions in global energy markets.
05:17
Israeli authorities have demolished 80 structures in Al-Dahiya village in Israel’s Negev Desert, claiming they were built without permits. Rahat’s mayor says the demolitions have displaced around 400 Palestinians, leaving families facing uncertainty over where to find shelter.
05:07
Donald Trump stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin is more eager to reach a deal than Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
05:05
CME Group announced it has completed initial performance testing of its CME Globex trading platform in the cloud, marking a new milestone in its market cloud migration project, including achieving faster trade round-trip times.
05:03
Harvey CEO Winston Weinberg stated the company aims to enter Japan in early 2027, targeting major Japanese law firms and corporate legal departments as clients. The move is expected to accelerate AI use by law firms and their corporate clients while pressuring lawyers to use billable time more efficiently.
04:58
Investment bank TD Cowen stated that the new federal regulatory framework proposed by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) for leveraged and margined cryptocurrency trading might not be finalized in time due to the approaching 2028 election. Jaret Seiberg, managing director of TD Cowen's Washington Research Group, noted in a report on Monday that the CFTC's proposed rule notification, released a week ago, is a positive step for crypto platforms. However, the agency might not issue the proposal until the end of Q1 or early Q2 2027, and could finalize the rule as late as early 2028, increasing the risk that the rule ultimately won't pass.
04:54
Meta on Monday released its first models from Superintelligence Labs, Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full. According to data released by Meta, Muse Wonder outperformed OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra and Anthropic's Claude Opus 5.5 in memory, legal, and marathon programming tests. Specifically, Muse Wonder Full scored 59.1 on Meta's internal Personal Superintelligence Index, higher than Claude Opus 5.5's 55.2 and GPT-6 Astra's 54.5. In the SWE-Marathon programming test, Wonder Full scored 57.5, while Opus 5.5 scored 46.3 and Astra scored 42.5. In Harvey's legal representation benchmark test, Wonder Full scored 13.1, Astra scored 8.6, and Opus 5.5 scored 4.2. Additionally, in Meta's MemoryBench test, the Wonder model scored approximately 85.5, Opus 5.5 scored 81.5, and Astra scored 81.4. However, independent ranking agency Artificial Analysis's overall assessment still places Anthropic's Opus 5.5 in the top spot, with Muse Wonder Full tied for second with the more affordable Claude Sonnet 5.5.
04:49
The U.K. High Court's October 12 ruling in a multi-billion-dollar Bitcoin clawback legal battle states that Chinese law must be applied to decide ownership rights for 61,000 BTC seized in a major crypto money laundering case. This decision could deny approximately 16,000 Chinese fraud victims access to Bitcoin's price gains, limiting them to their initial investment plus interest. The court has not yet ruled on whether the victims actually have these rights.
04:49
Robinhood reports $15 billion in stock token trading volume, with the associated chain having been live for 100 days. The company states its stock tokens have 200,000 holders, and the Morpho dashboard shows approximately $1.1 billion in network deposits.
04:40
Canton Network recorded over $155 million in Q3 fees, according to CertiK. The network burns Canton Coin to pay for services, while its recorded daily fee pace was below the 30-day snapshot Converge reported in June.
04:39
Citibank detailed its stablecoin payment and fiat settlement service in partnership with Coinbase, which will first launch in the United States, allowing institutional merchants to receive fiat without holding digital assets. Currently, the general availability and supported tokens for this service are not yet clear.
04:36
Cleveland Federal Reserve President Loretta Mester, a voting member this year, stated on Monday that to prevent high inflation from becoming entrenched, the Federal Reserve should consider making smaller, more frequent adjustments to interest rates rather than waiting for pressures to accumulate before taking large actions. She noted that U.S. inflationary pressures have spread beyond energy, with rising tariffs and demand for AI infrastructure also pushing up costs, thus necessitating the maintenance of restrictive monetary policy. Mester emphasized that explaining the policy reaction function does not equate to committing to an interest rate path.
04:36
According to real estate brokerage Redfin, pending home sales in the US fell 4% month-over-month in September, the largest single-month drop in over three years, reaching their lowest point since 2014. Meanwhile, Freddie Mac data shows that the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage rose to 7.4% on October 8, the highest level in nearly three years. Daryl Fairweather, Redfin's Chief Economist, stated that a significant shift has occurred in real estate sentiment, with rising interest rates leading to decreased homebuying affordability and an inevitable decline in sales volume. Additionally, nearly one-fifth of sellers reduced their asking prices in September, and the home purchase contract cancellation rate rose to 14.5%, the highest level since the agency began tracking it.
04:36
NVIDIA and Cisco jointly launched USFP, a new generation of ultra-high-density pluggable optical module standard, on October 12. The first product supports single-channel 400Gb/s electrical signals, increasing bandwidth density fourfold compared to existing solutions, marking a new phase in AI data center interconnect technology. The two companies will collaborate with TE Connectivity and Amphenol to build a hardware ecosystem and plan to advance USFP as an open industry specification through a community-led multi-source project to address interconnect bottlenecks caused by the expansion of AI factories.
04:35
The U.S. Treasury faces a critical decision on whether to cut or even eliminate the issuance of 20-year Treasury bonds, which resumed in 2020. Several Wall Street institutions anticipate that the Treasury may signal its intentions clearly in the quarterly refunding statement on November 4. BNP Paribas warns that such a move could be interpreted by the market as a sign of panic, suggesting the Treasury's policy toolkit is exhausted, and potentially emboldening bond vigilantes. Citigroup, on the other hand, advises investors to preemptively position themselves in 20-year Treasuries to capture their potential outperformance relative to 10-year Treasuries. Citi expects the single auction sizes for 20-year and 30-year Treasuries to each be reduced by $3 billion, with the gap filled by short-term Treasury bills. The 20-year U.S. Treasury has long exhibited a "hump" in the yield curve, with its yield consistently higher than both 10-year and 30-year bonds, leading to high financing costs. Former Treasury Secretary Mnuchin also publicly stated it should be canceled.
04:03
He stated that Myanmar's return is important for ASEAN unity.
04:03
According to a statement from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy on October 12, cited by Xinhua News Agency, Iran struck a large oil tanker earlier that day in the Strait of Hormuz for violating regulations. Bloomberg reported on the same day that as Iran's ship attacks escalate, an increasing number of empty supertankers originally scheduled to sail to the Persian Gulf region have begun to turn around or change course, posing a new test for the recovery of Gulf crude oil transportation. Based on ship tracking data, Bloomberg reported that in recent days, at least 10 Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs) and several Suezmax tankers have stopped or turned around en route to Fujairah Port in the UAE. Fujairah is located outside the Strait of Hormuz and is a crucial hub for offshore crude oil transshipment in the Persian Gulf. The withdrawal of empty tankers could weaken the transportation model that relies on offshore transfers to maintain crude oil exports and slow down the speed at which crude oil is transported from the Gulf region to international markets. Xinhua News Agency noted that this was the third large oil tanker struck in the past two days while attempting to leave the Strait of Hormuz for violating regulations. The IRGC Navy warned that any merchant vessel or oil tanker cooperating with U.S. forces in the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf would face decisive action from its forces.
03:53
Bitcoin's price fell further on Monday, dropping 2% in the past 24 hours to trade slightly above $82,423. Over the past week, Bitcoin has fallen 3% and is also trending down so far this month. Although historical data shows October is typically a strong month for Bitcoin, analysts note that signs of a bottom may have already appeared this month. Japanese asset management platform XWIN stated that Bitcoin's price could start to rise from current levels, pointing out that on October 12, the market expected the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this month with a probability of about 18%, while Brent crude oil prices have fallen from nearly $110 to around $103. Analysts believe that high oil prices had temporarily dragged down Bitcoin's price as investors anticipated the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates to control inflation. However, after the Federal Reserve's rate hike last month, Bitcoin's price was unaffected and instead rose. Other analysts noted that Bitcoin has broken above its 365-day moving average, which is often a signal for the start of its bull market.

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