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Analyst Jukan from Citrini stated on social media that Samsung's current stock performance is lagging behind SK Hynix, seemingly because Samsung's shareholder return plan is either not as generous as initially expected or still carries uncertainty. Against this backdrop, there is a saying circulating in South Korea that Samsung's management is deliberately avoiding bullish statements, involving tax considerations for the company's controlling family member, Chairman Lee Jae-Yong.More specifically, Lee Jae-Yong's mother, Hong Ra-hee, gifted Samsung shares to her son. It has been reported that the gift tax he needs to pay is calculated based on the average closing price during the four-month period around the gift date of November 12, specifically from September 12, 2026, to January 12, 2027. Therefore, the Samsung controlling family has no motivation to drive up the stock price before January of next year.

According to The Block, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) is encouraging community banks in the United States to consider applying to become authorized stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act to expand their role in digital payments.

The hardware wallet OneKey co-founder Yishi stated that in light of recent data breaches and supply chain attacks in the hardware wallet industry, OneKey will further strengthen user privacy protection.OneKey has confirmed through the Shopify API that relevant historical order records and personal information such as names, emails, and shipping addresses have been deleted, and is further investigating other systems and third-party integration services. In the future, it will ensure that personal information related to orders within its control is permanently deleted within 30 days, and plans to gradually migrate its e-commerce business to self-controlled infrastructure to reduce reliance on third-party platforms like Shopify.Yishi also stated that the data retention policies of logistics service providers such as FedEx and UPS are not controlled by OneKey, and it cannot guarantee that all third parties adhere to the same 30-day timeframe.

According to Initia monitoring, a security fix has been drafted for the vulnerability discovered on October 23, and audits are currently being conducted with security partners.After the audit is completed, Initia will announce a specific plan detailing how to restore support for the affected assets and orderly restart the Initia L1 and Rollup networks. This process is expected to be completed in the coming days.

The humanoid robot company Yushu Technology (688836.SH) announced that the cumulative price deviation of the company's stock closing price has exceeded 30% over three consecutive trading days, which falls under the category of abnormal stock trading fluctuations. As of October 26, 2026, the company's rolling price-to-earnings ratio is 465.22 times, significantly higher than the average rolling price-to-earnings ratio of 38.54 times in the general equipment manufacturing industry.The announcement pointed out that the humanoid robot industry is still in the early stages of commercialization, with uncertainties in technology maturity, cultivation of downstream market demand, and supporting capabilities in the industrial chain. The transition of physical AI technology from laboratory demonstrations to large-scale implementation in real-world scenarios still faces challenges such as perception accuracy, motion control stability, data accumulation, and hardware-software collaboration. The maturity of the technological path and business model still requires time for validation. If the industry's large-scale commercialization progress does not meet expectations, the company's future revenue expansion and performance release may be adversely affected, posing investment risks of valuation regression.

According to Caixin, Hong Kong-listed company Jingwei TianDi (02477.HK) announced on the evening of October 21 that its major shareholder, Hengfeng International, sold 716 million shares in the open market at an average price of HKD 0.1494 per share, cashing out approximately HKD 107 million.The announcement showed that Hengfeng International's shareholding ratio decreased from 24.94% to 10.01%. Hengfeng International is controlled by Qian Fenglei, who holds a 78.56% stake. Jingwei TianDi was included in the Hong Kong Stock Connect in March this year.A senior financial observer in Hong Kong told Caixin that this low-price reduction and cashing out raises suspicions of ulterior motives, and it cannot be ruled out that it is related to the recent monitoring of market manipulation by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission.

The privacy coin project Pirate Chain has released a mandatory update v6.14, requiring all nodes, mining pools, and exchanges to discontinue the old version and upgrade immediately. Attackers exploited two validation vulnerabilities to mint approximately 39.82 million counterfeit ARRR in the transparent coinbase pool, temporarily increasing the supply by about 20%. Both vulnerabilities have been fixed.After reaching a consensus among the community, mining pools, exchanges, and dPoW notarization nodes, the chain has been rolled back to block 4,176,944 before the attack, and all counterfeit tokens have been removed. Balances have been restored to their state before the attack, with the maximum supply remaining at 200 million coins. The new version will automatically re-index the entire chain upon its first launch, and a complete technical review report will be released later.

According to The Defiant, the modular data availability network Celestia has announced the activation of Fibre services, opening a channel for Rollups to upload data directly to validators. Fibre is a data publishing protocol launched by Celestia that allows clients to upload blob data shards to Fibre servers operated by validators and download data from these servers, bypassing traditional relay transmission paths.According to Celestia's documentation, Fibre encodes each blob with erasure coding, enabling readers to recover complete data from partial encoded lines. The consensus layer only records payment information and blob commitments, while the data payload is transmitted directly between the client and the Fibre servers. The storage budget for each server is determined by the staking amount of its corresponding validator, and starting from application version 10, each bound validator is expected to run a Fibre server.Celestia stated that the design of separating data from commitments allows the chain to only handle commitments and validator signatures on-chain, without carrying the data itself, thus supporting higher throughput. In an end-to-end benchmark test involving 120 validators, Fibre achieved a throughput of 3.07 Tb/s. This feature provides a more efficient data publishing path for Rollups built on Celestia.

According to Bloomberg, New York City Comptroller Mark Levine sent a letter on Wednesday to Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, urging the company to postpone its IPO until it fully addresses the risks related to artificial intelligence safety, governance, and the pace of development, prioritizing the risks posed by the technology.Levine oversees public pension funds with assets exceeding $325 billion. He believes that the ethical safety agreements reached between the Trump administration and AI companies, including Anthropic, are still insufficient. He urged Anthropic to establish appropriate governance mechanisms, specifically disclosing how it will implement adequate auditing and control measures, the scope of these measures, and the expected timeline, as well as explaining whether and how these measures can respond to Amodei's previous call to slow the development pace of AI model capabilities.Anthropic plans to go public as early as next month, with fundraising potentially reaching or exceeding SpaceX's previous record IPO. The company met with some investors at its headquarters on Wednesday and disclosed that its revenue for the third quarter of this year was $16.8 billion. Anthropic did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Elon Musk stated that the Starlink system is owned and controlled by the U.S. government, and any speed or usage restrictions are determined by the U.S. military, with the final decision resting with President Donald Trump.

European Union technology chief Henna Virkkunen stated that the EU's current artificial intelligence regulatory rules are sufficient to address the risks posed by uncontrolled AI entities. In an interview with Reuters on Friday, she mentioned that the safety and security of powerful models is a hot topic internationally, and Europe is well-prepared in this regard.The EU's Artificial Intelligence Act regulates based on risk levels and is one of the strictest AI regulatory frameworks in the world, having been passed two years ago. Virkkunen dismissed critics who believe the EU's AI rules are outdated, stating that the legislation covers the entire lifecycle of these models, and regulators are providing model evaluation guidelines for companies based on the recommendations of 60 AI experts.Previously, incidents involving OpenAI and Anthropic raised global concerns about the potential for uncontrolled AI entities to escape human control. The European Commission had requested detailed information about safety and security measures from over 30 unnamed AI companies at the end of August, and Virkkunen indicated that they are currently assessing these responses. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei previously stated in a blog post that the rapid pace of AI development could, if left unchecked, "exceed our understanding and control systems capabilities."

The on-chain guarantee protocol Firelight stated that some deposit addresses failed the fund screening, and the related funds have been unstaked and returned to the original addresses, involving 87 addresses and a total of 117,500 FXRP. Firelight mentioned that the current mechanism screens blacklisted addresses or addresses sanctioned by OFAC during fund deployment and throughout the entire cycle. If an address is flagged during deployment or within the cycle, the funds will remain in the protocol until the cycle ends and will not generate rewards, but can still participate in the guarantee module for the remaining time of that cycle.After the cycle ends, the funds will be returned, and the related wallets will be prohibited from accessing again. Firelight stated that this practice is unsustainable and will roll back the blacklist process in the coming days and unfreeze the affected wallets; the time and steps for retrieving funds will be announced separately. Security, KYC, and institutional standards remain unchanged, and Firelight will develop a new plan that does not affect users in the coming weeks and will seek community input before any changes. Flare co-founder Hugo Philion stated that due to compliance policies, 84 Flare addresses have been unstaked by Firelight, and he personally will issue equivalent subsidies to those addresses that are not sanctioned and not widely blacklisted.

ChainCatcher live report, at the Token2049 conference in Singapore, World Liberty Financial co-founder Eric Trump stated that the era of paying salaries with stablecoins has arrived. He revealed that his family business, as a "super employer," has tens of thousands of employees in global hotel assets and is "undoubtedly researching" salary payments in stablecoins. He pointed out that it has become common for athletes to request payment in Bitcoin for contracts, and the appreciation of underlying assets often far exceeds the contract amount; for ordinary employees, check clearing takes 24-36 hours, while people want money "immediately in their accounts."

The Rollup founder Andy posted on the X platform stating "POLY is coming," hinting that the Polymarket token POLY is about to launch.The accompanying image shows a post from Polymarket founder Shayne Coplan, who indicated that he might share news on the related topic at the TOKEN2049 conference in Singapore. Andy's post did not disclose the token issuance time, allocation plan, or airdrop details.

Chief Investment Officer Greg Taylor of PenderFund Capital Management stated that the September non-farm report is favorable for the market and essentially rules out the possibility of a Federal Reserve rate hike in October.There may still be expectations for a rate hike in December, but it has already been priced in by the market and will not have a significant impact on the market.

After the non-farm payroll data was released, the yield on the U.S. 30-year Treasury bond fell by 2.8 basis points to 5.575%. The 2-year yield dropped by 7.7 basis points to 4.71%. The 10-year yield ultimately decreased by 5.6 basis points to 5.18%.