Mubadala Investment Co. is among several Gulf-based funds and investors interested in investing in Italian engineering company Ansaldo Energia SpA, according to Bloomberg reported Corriere della Sera.

The Ravens option in Polymarket's Saints vs. Ravens submarket "1H Spread -21.5" surged from 6% an hour earlier to 47%, according to Catcher Predict monitoring. According to ChainCatcher, the move reflected a 41 percentage point swing and may have been influenced by breaking news.

A drone attack hit the Moscow refinery as Russia's parliamentary election entered its final day of voting. According to Sina Finance, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said multiple drones struck the refinery area on Sunday, damaging one facility and causing no casualties. Russia's Defense Ministry said air defenses shot down 1,110 Ukrainian drones across 19 regions of Russia and Crimea. According to Sina Finance, it was the largest single-night drone attack reported by Russia so far this year, surpassing the 822 drones recorded in August. The Moscow refinery is owned by Russian oil producer Gazprom Neft and is about 25 kilometers from the Kremlin. According to Sina Finance, the refinery has a daily processing capacity of about 245,000 barrels and is one of the main fuel suppliers in the Moscow region.

The a16z crypto report points out that banks can conduct business compliantly on permissionless networks, and closed chains are not a must.

U.S. President Donald Trump launched a social media poll asking users to vote on a new name for artificial intelligence, saying the term is inaccurate and awkward. According to ChainCatcher, he suggested alternatives including Superior Intelligence, Extreme Intelligence, and Supreme Intelligence. Trump urged people to participate in the vote for what he called a better name for the evolving technology. More than 170,000 people had voted at the time of reporting, with Superior Intelligence, abbreviated as SI, leading with 40.6% of the vote. Hours later, Elon Musk replied to the post, saying it would be smart enough that humans would not be able to understand it.

Citrini analyst jukan said on X that Samsung Electronics expects to at least double production of HBM4 and HBM4E next year compared with this year. According to Odaily, Samsung Electronics also plans to raise outsourced cleaning of glass substrates used in HBM production from 20,000 wafers per month this year to 50,000 wafers per month next year. Samsung Electronics began mass production shipments of HBM4 in February and provided 12-layer HBM4E samples to customers including Nvidia in May. Industry estimates put Samsung Electronics' average monthly HBM wafer input at about 180,000 wafers this year, rising to about 250,000 wafers next year, while the share of HBM4-series shipments may increase from about 40% to about 80%.

The yen is vulnerable to sharp swings and further declines over the next week as Japan enters a three-day holiday that is expected to thin trading liquidity, according to Bloomberg. Investors were disappointed that the Bank of Japan did not give stronger guidance on the pace of future interest-rate hikes.

CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. said Bitcoin's 30-day compression indicator has rebounded to 93.9%, an extreme level that has appeared four times since the current bear market phase began. According to ChainCatcher, Bitcoin has repeatedly tested its annual moving average over the past 20 days but has failed to hold above it, suggesting volatility compression is intensifying near a key resistance level and that the market may soon choose a direction.

Anthropic said it has chosen Accenture as its first embedded evaluator to help slow the pace of AI development, following a proposal from CEO Dario Amodei. Amodei published a three-step proposal on Sept. 12 calling for slower AI development so safeguards can be put in place amid warnings about the potential for catastrophic harm from rapid, unchecked progress. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk responded positively to the proposal, while Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang argued that such regulation was not necessary. Amodei said AI has been advancing faster because of its growing ability to build the next generation of AI, describing the process as recursive self-improvement and warning that, if left unchecked, it could outrun human ability to understand and control these systems. Anthropic said the first step in Amodei’s proposal is to use independent evaluators with employee-like access, a commitment the company had already made. According to Cointelegraph, Anthropic announced on Friday that it is moving toward that goal by partnering with Accenture and its AI business Faculty to evaluate and red-team models, conduct alignment assessments, and test model safeguards. The company said details of how the arrangement will work are still being developed because embedded evaluation is a new approach. Anthropic and Accenture each expect to invest at least $1 billion in the project over the next five years. Anthropic also said there is no existing system for funding independent evaluation, so long-term support should come from pooled or government sources, but it will fund Accenture’s work directly because of the urgency of the effort. The partnership is non-exclusive, and Anthropic expects to announce additional evaluators in the coming weeks. Accenture said its Faculty unit has experience testing and evaluating models for leading AI labs and building complex AI systems designed to be safe and ethical by design. Julie Sweet, chair and CEO of Accenture, said embedded evaluation is an emerging area and that the company looks forward to helping accelerate its development as part of the safety landscape going forward.

Hong Kong plans to expand the Dim Sum bond market and develop yuan-denominated gold and commodity markets, Financial Secretary Paul Chan wrote in his weekly blog Sunday, according to Bloomberg. Chan said the moves are aimed at further enhancing the city’s financial role and pricing power.

Grab's $1.49 billion acquisition of a 60% stake in Atome is revealing the boundaries of independent consumer credit models.

Bitcoin surged back above 80,000 with a large bullish candle, and Glassnode claims that the fuel for this surge came almost entirely from short liquidations.

Bitcoin rebounded by 6% after two major traditional negative factors were priced in, with the SEC's exemption for tokenized US stocks becoming a key variable.

A bull market doesn't happen overnight, but every pullback is the starting point for the next round of growth.

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Trump announced the formation of a federal "Artificial Intelligence Force" and appointed a "general manager" for AI affairs, claiming that AI could account for 25% of the US GDP. However, the agency's functions, funding, and leadership are unclear, as is its relationship with existing agencies.

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The better path forward for the digital asset industry is to develop based on supportive regulatory rules, rather than accepting the various restrictions in the final compromise version of CLARITY. The safest path is to create products that satisfy users and promote them on a large scale.