Big Whales' Movements

Gate market data shows the Dow up 1%, with Amazon gaining 4%

ChainCatcher reported, citing market data from Gate, that the Dow Jones Industrial Average extended its gain to 1%. Among individual stocks mentioned in the update, Amazon rose 4%, American Express added 2.5%, and Alphabet Class A climbed 2.1%. The item was published as a market analysis brief and contains a snapshot of price moves only, without additional commentary or background beyond the figures provided in the source.

Binance

19 hours agoNews Editor

Binance warns users to watch for scams as withdrawals resume in stages

Binance issued a security alert as its withdrawal service resumes in phases, warning that scammers may try to exploit the situation by impersonating the exchange. According to the notice, fraudulent messages may arrive through direct messages, email, group chats, or even memo fields attached to small transfers. These messages may claim they can help users speed up withdrawals, secure priority processing, receive compensation, or move assets into a supposed "Binance vault." Binance said it will not proactively contact users to ask about account or fund details, sell priority spots in a withdrawal queue, charge fees to unlock a network or asset, or ask users to connect wallets, sign approvals, or transfer funds to unlock withdrawals. The exchange also said it will not ask users to move assets into any "vault," "safe account," or custodial wallet, send links for eligibility checks or compensation claims, request passwords, 2FA codes, or seed phrases, direct users to non-official websites for proof of reserves information, or offer paid asset recovery services. The exchange advised users to check withdrawal progress only in the Binance app and avoid signing or authorizing unknown requests, noting that malicious approvals or transactions can expose assets to theft and that on-chain transactions usually cannot be reversed.

BIT

19 hours agoNews Editor

BIT and AMINA team up to expand Switzerland’s digital asset market

BIT, formerly known as Matrixport, said it is working with AMINA to broaden access to Switzerland’s digital asset market after the two sides held a joint event during Hong Kong FinTech Week. The gathering, hosted by BIT and AMINA (Hong Kong) Limited at The Upper House in Hong Kong, brought together financial institutions, asset managers, family offices, and digital asset industry representatives to discuss how institutional participation in crypto is changing. The discussion centered on two questions: how financial institutions are reshaping the digital asset market, and how digital assets may alter institutional portfolios. BIT also highlighted a recent regulatory development in Switzerland, where the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority, or FINMA, approved the Bitcoin fund ETF BBIT. According to BIT, BBIT is Switzerland’s first exchange-traded fund to invest directly in Bitcoin and currently Europe’s only spot Bitcoin ETF. BIT co-founder and chief commercial officer Cynthia Wu said the approval marked a milestone for the company and for institutional digital asset investing in Switzerland. She said the partnership with AMINA would combine BIT’s asset management capabilities with Swiss banking custody services to open more investment avenues for institutional clients.

Apple

19 hours agoNews Editor

Apple reportedly plans first robot launch in 2027 at about $1,000

Techub News, citing Crypto Briefing, reported that Apple is planning to launch its first robot in 2027, with a price tag of about $1,000. The product is described as a high-end smart home device powered by artificial intelligence. No additional details were provided in the source material about the robot’s specifications, release schedule beyond the reported 2027 target, or how Apple plans to position it within its broader hardware lineup. The report only states the expected launch year, approximate pricing, and the device’s AI-driven smart home focus.

Anthropic

19 hours agoNews Editor

Anthropic posts nearly $17 billion in Q3 revenue as losses and infrastructure commitments climb

Anthropic reported revenue of nearly $17 billion for the third quarter ended Sept. 30, up 12x from a year earlier, according to a filing submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday. The Claude developer also posted a net loss of $23.3 billion for the three-month period, compared with a net loss of $12.1 billion a year earlier, while operating expenses rose 292% year over year to $17.5 billion. The filing showed Anthropic had $895 billion in contractual and other committed spending, with most of that tied to computing capacity and infrastructure. Of that amount, about $448 billion is expected to be incurred by the end of 2030, including roughly $70 billion due in the 12 months through September 2027. Anthropic filed for an initial public offering on Oct. 26 and plans to go public before the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday. People familiar with the matter had previously said the company was seeking to raise an amount equal to or greater than the $86.2 billion raised when SpaceX went public.

CoinDesk

18 hours agoNews Editor

Solana Policy Institute’s Colin McLaren says crypto should stick with its Washington strategy

CoinDesk published an opinion piece arguing that the crypto industry should stay the course in Washington rather than walk away from the policy strategy it has already built. The article was written by Colin McLaren of the Solana Policy Institute. According to the summary, McLaren said the industry should keep following its established playbook regardless of how the U.S. midterm elections turn out or which party wins the presidency in 2028. His point was straightforward: political outcomes may change, but the industry’s approach to Washington should not be abandoned now. The source summary did not include additional details from the full article, and no further policy proposals or examples were provided in the input.

U.S. chip stocks

19 hours agoNews Editor

Gate data shows broad gains in U.S. chip stocks as Tempus AI rises 6.2%

U.S. chip stocks moved higher, according to market data cited by ChainCatcher from Gate. Nvidia gained 1.5%, while SK Hynix rose 3.3%. Texas Instruments added 1.9%, and Qualcomm climbed 2.6%. Tempus AI also posted a notable move. The company unexpectedly turned a profit in the third quarter, and its stock rose 6.2%. The update was presented as part of a broader session in which chip-related names were generally in positive territory.

19 hours agoNews Editor

Realtime-Bench finds top large model pass rate at 36% in low-latency tasks

Realtime-Bench has been released to measure how AI systems perform in real-time interactive settings, using 50 web and game tasks. The benchmark found that OpenAI GPT-6 Astra posted the highest pass rate under real-time constraints at 36%. When the clock was paused, high-reasoning models could reach roughly 70% to 80%. The benchmark was built by researchers and institutions including the University of Texas at Austin, NVIDIA, and Northwestern University. It evaluates time-state awareness, adaptive reasoning, and the ability to act at the right moment. Models from Anthropic, Google, and DeepSeek were also included in the testing, according to Import AI.