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According to Biji World news, Tether has blacklisted Thorchain's USDT vault on the TRON blockchain, resulting in 1.45 million USDT being frozen, and Thorchain has suspended related swaps. Thorchain co-founder Chad Barraford said the freeze involved four vaults and that there was no prior communication with Tether, and they are now actively reaching out to them.
Arthur Hayes: The market needs to climb the "wall of worry" to welcome a bull market.
According to CoinWorld news, Cointelegraph reported that Arthur Hayes stated the market must climb a "wall of worry" at the start of a bull market, and pointed out that AI crypto fears in 2026 will be an important factor.
The U.S. 10-year breakeven inflation rate is reported at 2.35%.
CoinWorld US stock data: The latest daily reading of the US 10-year breakeven inflation rate is 2.35%. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours ago, it is down 0.01 percentage points; compared with the same-caliber snapshot 7 days ago, it is down 0.01 percentage points.
A senior Trump administration official said: On the timeline for blockading Iran and crippling its economy, time is on our side.
According to CoinWorld news, a senior Trump administration official stated: On the timeline for blockading Iran and severely crippling its economy, time is on our side. The blockade of Iran has enhanced the effectiveness of sanctions and prevented it from relying on oil revenue.
Snap (SNAP.US) rises over 6% as hedge fund urges bringing in outside capital
According to CoinWorld news, on Friday, Snap (SNAP.US) rose more than 6%, reporting $6.24. Hedge fund Blue Duck Capital Partners wants Snap Inc. to sell part of its stake in the Specs business to raise funds. In a letter to Snap's board of directors, Blue Duck Chief Investment Officer Alex Beinfeld said Snap is "severely" undervalued, and raising funds for Specs would unlock considerable shareholder value. He believes that selling a 20% stake in the Specs subsidiary at a valuation of $5 billion would raise $1 billion, enough to support the division's expenses for about two years.
Analyst: Cardano's price looks fragile below $0.24, and holding $0.21 still remains to be confirmed.
According to CoinWorld news, Cardano's price fell below $0.24 on October 9, currently trading at $0.2359, up 1.59% from the open. Analyst Ali Martinez pointed out that if the price continues to decline, $0.21 will become a key support level. TradingView data shows that Cardano's high over the past week was $0.2824 and its low was $0.2238, falling about 9.2% during the week. In addition, Jesse Olson also mentioned that Cardano's daily chart shows weakening intraday momentum and it may face further downside risk.
Brazil's Minister of Planning and Budget: The oil export tax will be eliminated as soon as possible.
Brazil's Minister of Planning and Budget said the oil export tax will be eliminated as soon as possible, according to BiJie.com.
Saudi Aramco commits to full crude oil supply to European refineries in November.
Saudi Aramco has promised to supply European refiners with full crude oil volumes in November. With the earlier attack-damaged key east-west pipeline in Saudi Arabia back in operation, Saudi Aramco has notified at least three European refiners that it will meet all of their crude oil procurement needs in November. Previously, an attack on Saudi Arabia's east-west pipeline severely affected the kingdom's crude oil supplies to Europe.
US Democratic Senator Warren said in a statement that the move to investigate Federal Reserve Governor Cook is unlawful.
According to BiJie News, U.S. Democratic Senator Warren said in a statement that the investigation into Federal Reserve Governor Cook is unlawful.
The U.S. blockade of Iranian ports has caused a sharp drop in oil exports; officials say time is on America's side.
According to news from Bijie, the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports has caused a sharp drop in oil exports. Officials say time is on the U.S. side. According to a report by the Washington Post, the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports has pushed Iran's oil exports to extremely low levels, costing Tehran billions of dollars in revenue each month. Although economic pressure has not yet forced Iran to make concessions in negotiations, a senior Trump administration official revealed that the White House still believes time is on the U.S. side. The official explained that during previous rounds of economic pressure, Iran was able to rely on oil revenue to ease economic pressure, but the port blockade currently imposed by the U.S. is eliminating this room for maneuver, making the effects of sanctions increasingly stronger. In the view of the Trump administration, blocking Iran's oil exports will continue to weaken Tehran's ability to withstand economic pressure. But so far, the economic losses have not translated into Iranian concessions on key negotiating conditions, and the deadlock between the U.S. and Iran remains unbroken.