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U.S. Bans DeepSeek from Federal Civilian Agency Systems on Monday

According to CNBC, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on Monday banned Chinese AI startup DeepSeek from federal civilian agency systems, citing security concerns and potential data transfer risks to China. The order, originally issued on July 24, requires federal civilian agencies—including the Treasury, State, and Justice departments—to remove DeepSeek-related technology from their IT systems and prohibits procurement of the company's products and services. The ban excludes the Department
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Equityweighted vs. Composite Drawdown Gap Hits Critical Level, Signaling U.S. Stock Market Breadth Pressure

According to Bitfire Chief Economist Fu Peng, the equityweighted versus composite stock index drawdown gap has recently reached a critical level, indicating extreme compression in U.S. market breadth. While megacap stocks maintain elevated levels due to passive fund support and crowding, most stocks across the market are experiencing deeper technical pullbacks. Fu Peng noted that when this drawdown differential exceeds the 4% to 6% historical extreme range, even minor selloffs in market leaders
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06:22
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Archax Integrates Chainlink Data Streams for $GOVY Tokenized Treasury Product

UK-based digital asset platform Archax has integrated Chainlink Data Streams to provide real-time pricing data for $GOVY, its tokenized perpetual U.S. Treasury product. The integration enables $GOVY to function as verifiable collateral across on-chain lending, collateral management, and automated financial applications for banks, asset managers, and DeFi participants on Ethereum, Hedera, and Stellar networks. The arrangement combines Archax's regulated custody with Chainlink's oracle infrastruct
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ETH-1.31%
HBAR-0.85%
XLM-0.88%
06:19
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Elon Musk Pledges $10.6 Billion to Gift SpaceX Stock to Every U.S. Child

On October 19, Elon Musk announced plans to gift one SpaceX share to every U.S. child, valued at over $10.6 billion based on 72 million minors and a share price of $147.96. Musk said this would be the first step of multiple giving initiatives. The announcement came one day after Anthropic disclosed plans to transfer 5% of company shares to a newly created public benefit fund supporting social causes, including efforts to address artificial intelligence's impact on the labor market.
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Hedge Funds Shed Tech Stocks at Fastest Pace Since 2016; Semiconductors Down 11.4% in Week

According to Goldman Sachs' prime brokerage data, hedge funds sold tech stocks at the fastest pace since 2016 through last Thursday, with net selling as a percentage of positions hitting a record high since the start of tracking in 2016. Semiconductors and semiconductor equipment accounted for 57% of U.S. tech stock net selling. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell approximately 11.4% during the week, while leveraged semiconductor ETF SOXL saw inflows of around $7 billion from October 12-16
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Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI Intensify Chip Supply Chain Talks With 10 South Korean Suppliers

According to industry reports, Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI engaged with approximately 10 South Korean semiconductor suppliers during the SEMICON event held October 13-15, intensifying efforts to build supply chains for their TerraFab project. The initiative targets $16.8 billion in initial investment and aims to establish a factory capable of producing 1 million wafers monthly within 10 years. Multiple suppliers initiated or advanced partnership discussions, including KOMICO signing a three-party NDA
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Norway Proposes $620M Submarine Cable to Directly Connect Canada and Europe, Bypassing U.S.

According to Bloomberg, a Norwegian fiber network and data center company is seeking Canadian partners to jointly fund a transatlantic submarine cable directly connecting Canada and Europe. The 'Leif Erikson' project is estimated to cost $620 million and will bypass the United States. The cable, spanning over 2,800 miles (4,500 kilometers), will run from southern Norway across the Atlantic to Happy Valley-Goose Bay in Newfoundland and Labrador, then through Canadian underground fiber infrastruct
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Whale Opens $12.61M NVDA Short Position on October 20 Ahead of Nvidia GTC

According to TradingBeats, on October 20, a whale opened a $12.61 million short position on NVDA with an average entry price of $218.078. The position currently shows an unrealized profit of approximately $86,600. The timing coincides with Nvidia's GTC Berlin conference, running October 20-22, where CEO Jensen Huang is scheduled to deliver a keynote speech on October 21.
06:06
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MrBeast Receives Approval Notices for Two Financial Service Trademarks from U.S. Patent Office

According to BlockBeats, MrBeast's Beast Holdings, LLC received Notice of Allowance for two financial service trademarks from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on October 6. The trademarks, filed on October 13, 2025, are "MRBEAST FINANCIAL" (serial number 99440901) and "BEAST FINANCIAL" (serial number 99440877). The trademarks cover a broad range of services including mobile banking applications, cryptocurrency trading and payment processing, decentralized exchange (DEX) transactions, investm
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Sparkassen Launches Crypto Trading on October 19, Supporting BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, POL at €0.99 Per Trade

On October 19, 2026, Germany's Sparkassen banking network began offering cryptocurrency trading to retail customers through a service branded Krypto—powered by Deka. The offering, developed by DekaBank in cooperation with Boerse Stuttgart, initially supports five cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Ether, XRP, Solana and Polygon. Customers access the service via the Sparkasse mobile banking application and open dedicated crypto accounts with DekaBank. According to the German Savings Banks and Giro Associ
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ETH-1.31%
XRP-0.79%
SOL-0.91%
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Tesla Roadster Does Not Meet FAA Aircraft Definition, Can Fly for Only 6 Seconds

According to the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Tesla's Roadster does not meet the definition of an aircraft, despite being marketed with flying capabilities. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) stated that regardless of its appearance, Tesla must ensure the vehicle complies with applicable motor vehicle safety standards, and drivers must follow local traffic laws. According to technical analysis, the Roadster can achieve a maximum flight time of only 6 second
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Meta's Chief AI Scientist LeCun Criticizes Tesla Roadster Propulsion, Musk Fires Back

According to Odaily, Yann LeCun, Meta's chief AI scientist and Turing Award recipient, recently criticized Tesla's Roadster flying car design on X, saying its cold gas propulsion system is essentially air compression-driven and has an impulse of less than 50 seconds. Elon Musk responded in the comments with a sharp retort, stating "I'm farting in your direction."