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.

Japan’s currency chief said it was too soon to forget this summer’s intervention as the yen weakened sharply in recent days, signaling that authorities stand ready to intervene again to support the currency, according to Bloomberg.

The yen is near the 160-per-dollar threshold, renewing pressure on policymakers in Tokyo to support the currency, according to Bloomberg.

According to ChainCatcher, independent Solana validator alliance Layer33 called for a pause to weekly exits from the Solana Foundation Delegation Program (SFDP), saying delegations to validators remaining in the program will fall from about 85,000 SOL to 55,000 SOL. The reduction is about 30,000 to 35,000 SOL. Layer33 said it supports adapting the program as Solana’s network and validator set mature, but criticized replacing long-term contributors with participants on 12-month terms. It said the SFDP has more than 10 million SOL in remaining delegations and argued that rewarding Alpenglow community cluster participants does not require dismantling the existing program. The alliance also said some operators had shut down nodes and canceled plans to attend Breakpoint. Layer33 updated its requests to include details on rewards for Alpenglow community cluster participants; analysis behind the 300,000-SOL external-staking graduation threshold, 100-validator cap, 12-month term and 55,000-SOL delegation level; and an impact assessment explaining how about 75% of current members were deemed non-contributors. It also called for formal consultations with current SFDP members, publication of contribution-based delegation criteria and an application process alongside discretionary delegations, and an explanation of why the program prioritizes new validators over long-term contributors.

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.

Pepperstone Group head of research Chris Weston said he does not expect changes to Nvidia’s leadership to affect the company’s outlook, according to Bloomberg. He said a new CEO would probably have deep knowledge of the business and would probably not change product rollouts or the direction of AI. Weston spoke with Haidi Stroud-Watts on Asia Trade.

According to ChainCatcher, Ian Buck, Nvidia’s vice president of hyperscale and high-performance computing, leads Polymarket’s market on the company’s next CEO with a 30% probability. Nvidia Executive Vice President and CFO Colette Kress is at 21%, while the probability that Jensen Huang remains CEO is 19%. Arm Holdings CEO Rene Haas has an 11% probability, followed by Nvidia Executive Vice President and head of worldwide field operations Jay Puri at 9%, AMD Chair and CEO Lisa Su at 3%, and Nvidia Senior Director of Physical AI Platform Product and Technical Marketing Madison Huang at 2%.

According to CNBC, Jim Cramer said he has become less skeptical of CoreWeave after the company reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue and raised its 2026 guidance. CoreWeave shares surged nearly 25% Wednesday. CEO Michael Intrator said demand for the company’s computing capacity was 10 times greater than its available supply. He also said some H100 chips purchased four years ago were being contracted at premiums of 20% to 50% above their original cost.

SlowMist founder Yu Xian warned that Telegram’s new feature for embedding interactive apps in chat messages may pose security risks and advised users to be cautious about upgrading. According to Odaily, Telegram introduced the feature in Bot API 10.4, released on November 9, and uses QuickJS to execute JavaScript. Although Telegram provides a QuickJS sandbox and restricts network access, recent security research found that the engine had previously contained a remote code execution vulnerability that could potentially bypass sandbox isolation.

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.

Jinse Finance launches the "Jinse Web3.0 Daily," providing you with the latest and fastest news on AI, DeFi, DAO, NFT, and the metaverse.

Six real-world incidents demonstrate that attackers can recover the private key even without reading it, by exploiting implementation flaws.

The underwriting investment banks valued Anthropic at $1 trillion, with a price-to-sales ratio of only 12, growth rate far exceeding that of Apple and Microsoft, and retail investor share as high as 20%.

When intelligence and labor are no longer scarce, what truly slows down the implementation of technology is the verification process: whoever can make the simulation, testing, and data loop run faster will hold the accelerator key for the physical world.