Flash31 Oct 2026 19:53PANews

SK Group Chairman Meets with OpenAI CEO

SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won had lunch with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on the 31st. Industry insiders revealed that the two sides discussed cooperation in artificial intelligence business. Although the specific content of their meeting has not been made public, it is speculated that they explored cooperation avenues in areas such as high-bandwidth memory (HBM) supply and next-generation artificial intelligence infrastructure development. SK Group has maintained a close cooperative relationship with OpenAI, including serving as a key partner for its large-scale AI infrastructure project "Stargate".

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Binance $6.3B record hack sparks pre-election political chatter

Some political and administration figures tried to make hay of the biggest-ever crypto heist.

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On-Chain Interest Rate Trading and Hedging Exchange Rates Exchange Secures Investment from Coinbase Ventures

Rates Exchange, an on-chain interest rate trading and hedging exchange, announced that it has secured an investment from Coinbase Ventures, with the amount undisclosed. As introduced, Rates Exchange is an on-chain order book trading platform designed for trading and hedging interest rates. The platform currently offers interest rate swaps, and plans to launch calculation swaps, foreign exchange swaps, and fixed-rate stock options.

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On-Chain Diecast Car Collectibles Platform Rip Cars Completes $1.5 Million Strategic Financing

On-chain diecast car collectibles platform Rip Cars announces the completion of a $1.5 million strategic financing round, with investors including DBA, Colosseum, Kyle Samani, Novora, Anas Khader, Sacha Saint-Leger, and Erik C. Rip Cars is a Solana-based collectibles platform built around physical Hot Wheels diecast cars. Users can open digital card packs backed by real inventory to instantly reveal their vehicle, choose to hold the asset digitally, redeem it for physical collectible delivery, or sell it back via the platform's buyback program.

SOL

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Analysts: Short-Term Holders Under Pressure, 36,600 BTC Transferred to Exchanges at a Loss

CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost stated that Bitcoin tested the $76,000 level yesterday, placing pressure on some short-term holders. Over a 24-hour period, short-term holders sent more than 36,600 BTC held at a loss to exchanges, a magnitude large enough to force many market participants into capitulation. On Binance, despite BTC outflows stemming from an exploit, short-term holders have remained more active over the past 7 days, with 7-day cumulative inflows rising to the highest level since October at 45,400 BTC. Darkfost noted that the combined rise in inflows and the volume of loss-making BTC transferred to exchanges indicates that short-term holders have been under significant pressure in recent days. When capitulation among short-term holders intensifies, it typically signals that the pullback has reached extreme levels, and short-term market momentum is likely to shift accordingly.

BTC

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