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CoinWorld news: The Greek government has proposed a 10% tax rate on individual cryptocurrency capital gains, while exempting annual gains of no more than 500 euros. The draft is currently open for public consultation and is expected to reduce the previously discussed 15% tax rate. Nevertheless, Greece's crypto tax is still at the draft stage and may be amended before lawmakers approve it. The final rules of the proposal will clarify how taxable events are defined and investor reporting requirements. Greece's crypto tax policy will be influenced by the EU's crypto reporting rules, which took effect on January 1, 2026, requiring covered crypto service providers to collect and report transaction information for EU residents.
OKX founder Star Xu: The crypto industry is gradually moving toward the mainstream.
According to CoinWorld news, OKX founder and CEO Star Xu said at the OKX Now event in Singapore that since 2008, the crypto industry has gone through early technological experimentation, the formation of financial markets, early issuance, and the expansion of DeFi, and is expected to enter a construction phase from 2022 to 2024 centered on compliance, governance, consumer protection, and risk management. Starting in 2025, crypto assets will gradually move toward the mainstream and become an increasingly important part of the global financial system. He pointed out that the internet, cryptocurrencies, and artificial intelligence are accelerating their integration, jointly reshaping the next generation of the financial system.
Intel shares rise more than 2% in premarket trading.
According to Bijie.com, Intel shares rose more than 2% in pre-market trading in the U.S. On the news front, a report pointed out that Intel's packaging technology is gaining continued market recognition, and Nvidia may adopt Intel's Foveros chip technology in 2028, when the technology is also expected to enter mass production.
Morgan Stanley
According to news from Bijie.com, Morgan Stanley: Intel's EMIB-M packaging's main customers are AWS Trainium3, the next-generation Trainium4, and its in-house server CPUs. Morgan Stanley's research report provides an in-depth analysis of Intel Foundry's advanced packaging roadmap, focusing on the two generations of embedded multi-die interconnect bridge technologies, EMIB-M and EMIB-T, both of which target high-performance AI accelerator scenarios. Analysts said that the main customers for EMIB-M will be AWS's Trainium3 accelerator, the upcoming Trainium4 chip, and Amazon's in-house server CPUs. Morgan Stanley's analysis regards AWS as the primary expected customer for EMIB-M and EMIB-T, while other hyperscale cloud providers are also evaluating this packaging solution. Google has already validated EMIB-T for its next-generation TPUv9, further driving the development of Intel Foundry's advanced packaging business.
Oil prices retreating combined with AI optimism helped emerging-market stocks end a two-day losing streak.
Oil prices retreating combined with AI optimism helped emerging market stocks end a two-day losing streak. Emerging market equities rebounded on Friday as oil prices pulled back and concerns over the sustainability of the AI investment boom eased. The MSCI Emerging Markets Index rose as much as 0.5%, ending two consecutive days of declines. However, the index is still on track for a second straight weekly loss, as higher crude prices earlier in the week, rising U.S. Treasury yields and a stronger dollar weighed on market sentiment. Reports that OpenAI's annualized revenue could reach or exceed $70 billion by year-end eased concerns that its revenue would fall short of previous expectations, boosting risk appetite. Charu Chanana, chief investment strategist at Saxo Capital Markets in Singapore, said the bigger question is whether that revenue can support the massive investment in AI infrastructure and the increasingly high financing costs behind it. "The revenue story may still hold, but the return logic remains to be proven," she said.
Global markets rebound as oil price drop eases AI concerns
According to CoinWorld news, global markets rebounded as oil prices fell and concerns over artificial intelligence investments eased. U.S. stock index futures rose, with S&P 500 futures up 0.5% and Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.9%, while chip stocks rebounded on optimism about OpenAI's revenue prospects. Brent crude oil prices fell below $103 per barrel, with the market hopeful for an easing of U.S.-Iran tensions, while European stock markets also recovered. Investors are now turning their attention to upcoming corporate earnings, bond yields, and geopolitical risks to judge whether the market rebound can be sustained.
Brian Armstrong: The U.S. federal government should establish an innovation regulatory sandbox.
CoinWorld news, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that the U.S. federal government should establish an innovation regulatory sandbox or conduct small-scale governance pilots in specific regions, testing by accelerating licensing approvals, relaxing regulation, or implementing differentiated rules, and promoting successful solutions based on actual results.
Palo Alto Networks：AI控制平面战略
CoinWorld news, Palo Alto Networks is rapidly transforming, transitioning from standalone gateways to an embedded control plane. The company reported that Prisma Airs processed over 68 trillion tokens within one month of its GA announcement. Palo Alto's new strategy is to embed Prisma Airs directly into the enterprise environments of major model providers to achieve more efficient security enforcement. The August-to-September release cycle revealed the current limitations of this ambition. The company has carried out native integrations with OpenAI Codex Enterprise and Anthropic's Claude Enterprise, but the current implementation is limited to text content and restricted to the U.S. region.
HomePad will launch on October 13, priced at about $350, and it lacks voice functionality.
CoinWorld news: HomePad will launch on October 13, with a rumored price of $350, but it lacks voice functionality. The device is expected to be unveiled at Apple's "Welcome Home" event, featuring an approximately 6-inch display, running HomeOS, and promising to make Siri AI the "brain" of the home. However, full Siri conversational agent control capabilities are not expected to be available until late 2026 or early 2027. Although HomePad will offer notification summaries and camera search on launch day, it does not provide the multi-step conversational agent experience Apple has hinted at. By comparison, Meta's Muse personal AI agent, launched on September 8, offers broader functionality and a notably different pricing structure.
Charles Hoskinson指责Vitalik Buterin保护自己的量子赌注
According to news from Bijie, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson accused Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin of belittling competitors' crypto technologies in order to protect his own research. He stated that Buterin is too reliant on hash-based cryptographic research to back down. This dispute is not just a quarrel between the two founders, but also involves how major blockchains plan to protect wallets from future quantum computer attacks. Hoskinson believes that Buterin is trying to persuade everyone that lattices are bad because he is too dependent on hash-based cryptographic research and cannot change direction. Nevertheless, Hoskinson did not completely dismiss hash-based tools; he believes they are suitable for certain uses, but are still an "algebraic dead end" for more advanced functions. He also pointed out that Buterin's posts had once led developers away from important research.