Binance co-CEOs He Yi, Richard Teng, and Chief Security Officer Jimmy Xu responded to the major security incident that occurred on October 30 on Binance's public space.

According to ChainCatcher citing STAR Market Daily, Doubao Work has added third-party models including Kimi 3.1 Pro, GLM 5.3, and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. It has also introduced a limited-time offer that lowers the quota consumption multipliers for Doubao 2.1 Lite and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash.

According to ChainCatcher citing STAR Market Daily, Baidu founder Robin Li announced the launch of Token Exchange, a trading platform for large language models, at the opening ceremony of Baidu World 2026. Li said that more than one new model had been released almost every day during the first nine months of this year, while demand for model access surged, prompting the emergence of model-routing services. Li said Token Exchange aims to bring together quality models and providers so businesses and individuals can find, purchase and use trusted model tokens. In its first month, the platform onboarded more than 100 resource providers, recorded over 50 million daily calls and processed more than 700 billion tokens per day.

Security research firm Claroc found that 35,578 of 37,571 online applications created with Grok Build, or about 94.7%, could be accessed without logging in. According to Odaily, an estimated 650 to 800 applications contained private or sensitive data, including internal corporate documents, medical records, employee information and plaintext passwords; the data involved six Fortune 500 companies. Twenty-four applications were created by employees of Musk’s SpaceXSI and X and included internal sales plans, customer information and confidential advertising proposals for U.S. federal agencies. Researchers said Grok app-sharing links could be discovered through DNS records and that some applications lacked access controls. SpaceXSI has taken down the 24 applications associated with it, but related applications created by other users remain accessible.

According to Jin10, inflation data sharply raised market expectations for interest-rate increases, but if geopolitical tensions ease and crude oil flows resume, the high prices priced in may not materialize. Reduced political interference has allowed Federal Reserve independence to return, which could give the dollar’s uptrend greater staying power.

Alphabet, Google's parent company, has begun roadshows for its first Hong Kong dollar and Singapore dollar bond offerings. According to Sina Finance, the deal will test investor appetite as market volatility increases for companies focused on artificial intelligence (AI). A person familiar with the matter said Alphabet plans to offer two-, five- and 10-year Hong Kong dollar bonds, with initial price guidance of around 4.6%, 5% and 5.5%, respectively. The company is also marketing two-, five-, 10- and 30-year Singapore dollar bonds, with guidance of around 2.75%, 3.25%, 3.65% and 4%, respectively. Proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes, potentially including repayment of outstanding debt. The bonds could be priced as early as Thursday, the person said. The offering comes at a challenging time for technology-sector bond issuers. A broad market sell-off last week was driven by concerns that a major Democratic victory in the U.S. midterm elections could bring greater scrutiny of data center development and AI infrastructure spending. Investors have since become more cautious about AI-related assets. Market turbulence sparked by AI chip leader Nvidia has also affected the broader sector. Nvidia has been working with an outside company to identify potential successors to CEO Jensen Huang. Global hyperscalers are seeking financing for AI-related projects and tapping new bond markets, with Alphabet's offering part of that trend. The company issued Australian dollar bonds for the first time in August and has also issued Swiss franc, pound sterling, Canadian dollar and Japanese yen bonds this year.

According to ChainCatcher, Analyze, who oversees much of the marketing and operations strategy for Ascend, said his purchase of Montra tokens was his own decision and that other team members were not involved. Ascend is a token issuance platform in the Elysium ecosystem. Analyze said he transferred $100,000 to a wallet one or two days before the token’s launch to build a position, viewing the purchase as a business arrangement for Ascend. He said the tokens were bought after launch and that other market participants could have done the same. He also said a friend created a FOMO wallet after learning of the purchase and suggested transferring the tokens to it. Analyze acknowledged handling many comments before publication without stopping them, calling that unprofessional and apologizing. He said unexpected events on launch day led him to make irrational decisions, including urging Tommy to obtain more supply despite Tommy’s initial opposition. Analyze apologized to Tommy, the rest of the Ascend team and the community, and accepted responsibility for his decisions.

Companies have spent decades blocking robotic crawlers; now, they are vying for orders for AI agents.

As part of its November index review, MSCI added Adani Green Energy, IT firm Coforge, Life Insurance Corporation of India, and e-commerce company Meesho to its flagship Global Standard Index, raised the weights of 11 other stocks, and removed PI Industries. According to Sina Finance, Nuvama Wealth Management analysts said India's weighting in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index would rise from 11.5% to 11.7%, potentially bringing about $2 billion in passive incremental inflows.

According to Jin10, the Bank of Korea reported that foreign investors made a net investment of $5.61 billion in South Korean bonds in October, compared with net withdrawals of $5.81 billion in September. Foreign investors recorded a net outflow of $19.31 billion from South Korean stocks in October, up from a net outflow of $14.16 billion in September.

Nvidia is the anchor of the entire AI chain. Cloud vendors' capital expenditures, computing power leasing companies' debts, and modeling company valuations are all betting on Nvidia's supply shortage, and the person endorsing this premise is Jensen Huang. Nobody wants the AI ​​bubble to actually burst because of Huang, right?

The monetary policy dilemma arising from the coexistence of declining real income and AI investment-driven growth.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Nvidia's board of directors is preparing to discuss CEO Jensen Huang's future, with a meeting potentially scheduled as early as Wednesday. The controversy has spread from his personal life to corporate governance and leadership stability.

No exchange would want a piece of the stock market pie, but Upbit is still blocked by regulators and can only rely on continuously listing new coins to maintain its traffic.

Congress is now under Democratic control, but the legislature is no longer as aging. From a long-term perspective, any pullback triggered by this election is likely a buying opportunity for cryptocurrencies.

The timing of New York Fed President Williams' departure has sparked controversy within the Federal Reserve: can he remain in office until June 2028, or must he retire in June 2027 when he turns 65? If he leaves earlier, Warsh could influence the selection of this key position a year earlier.

Jinse Finance launches its cryptocurrency and blockchain industry daily news bulletin, "Jinse at 8 AM," issue 3240, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

With the implementation of individual income tax on offshore trusts, tax loopholes surrounding crypto assets are being gradually filled.