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More →Cloud deployment platform Zeabur announces gradual shutdown after suffering two security attacks.
According to a report from Bijie, Zeabur founder Lin Yuanlin announced via user email that the cloud deployment platform will gradually cease operations, with some services being discontinued starting December 1, and all dedicated servers and shared clusters to be shut down by December 31. The decision to shut down is related to a series of security incidents that have occurred on the platform; Zeabur experienced a security incident in August this year and was attacked again in October. According to the official status page, the attackers this time gained read access to the platform's database, involving service environment variables, account information, and API tokens, and some Google Cloud dedicated servers were also accessed without authorization. The founder stated in the email that the team began discussing whether to continue operations after the August security incident, and after this latest attack, the team reassessed the investment required for continued operations and the responsibilities they could bear, ultimately deciding to shut down the platform.
The USDT premium on Binance and OKX in Argentina has risen to about 6.6%.
Coin World data: According to Criptonoticias, the USDT quote on Argentina's Binance P2P market rose to 1,612.6 pesos, a premium of about 6.6% over the official exchange rate of 1,512.81 pesos, hitting a two-month high. Meanwhile, the average USDT quote on the OKX P2P market was 1,614.15 pesos, a premium of about 6.7%.
Nasdaq 100 asset managers' net long position: 76,402 contracts
CoinWorld US stock data: In Nasdaq 100 index futures, asset management institutions held a net long position of 76,402 contracts, accounting for 25.92% of open interest.
The long-to-short ratio of SOL whale accounts is 2.9093.
CoinWorld data: The latest 4-hour snapshot for SOLUSDT shows that among the top 20% of margin balance holding accounts, the long-short account ratio is 2.9093, with net long accounts outnumbering net short accounts among large holders. Compared with the same-metric snapshot 24 hours ago, it rose by 0.2179; compared with the same-metric snapshot 7 days ago, it rose by 0.2992.
Samsung will support USDC cross-border transfers in Wallet during the last week of October.
CoinWorld news: Samsung has announced that it will support USDC cross-border transfers in its Wallet during the last week of October, initially for eligible Galaxy users in the United States, covering approximately 82 million devices. Users will be able to transfer the dollar stablecoin to compatible crypto wallets within seconds, and can also remit funds to eligible bank accounts in more than 60 countries and regions without paying transfer fees. The service will use the Solana and SUI networks as its underlying infrastructure, with licensed stablecoin custodian Bastion and Coinbase Prime serving as the sub-custodian responsible for safeguarding USDC assets.
Nasdaq advance-decline net reading reported at -2,749 issues.
CoinWorld US stock data: The net value of advancing/declining issues on the Nasdaq is -2,749, with 2,749 more decliners than advancers. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours ago, it is down 131.98%; compared with the same-caliber snapshot 7 days ago, it is down 40.47%.
ETH large holder account long/short ratio is 2.3091
CoinWorld data: The latest 4-hour snapshot for ETHUSDT shows that among the top 20% of accounts by margin balance, the long-short account ratio is 2.3091, with more net long accounts among large holders. Compared with the same-metric snapshot 24 hours ago, it is up 0.3034; compared with the same-metric snapshot 7 days ago, it is up 0.1585.
BTC large holder account long-short ratio is 1.8678
BiJie Network data: The latest 4-hour snapshot of BTCUSDT shows that among the top 20% of accounts by margin balance, the long/short account ratio is 1.8678, with more net long accounts among large holders. Compared with the same-metric snapshot 24 hours ago, it is up 0.2858; compared with the same-metric snapshot 7 days ago, it is up 0.3226.
Elorian releases visual reasoning model Glimpse: outperforms Astra on 4 benchmarks, API price 94% lower
Coin World news: Elorian AI has released Glimpse, its first visual reasoning model, designed specifically to handle actions, spatial relationships, and object changes in videos. Glimpse outperformed GPT-6 Astra in 4 evaluations, including scientific chart reasoning, short video description, object counting, and robotic manipulation event recognition, while tying in 1 and trailing in 6 others. On the comprehensive video understanding test Video-MME V2, it scored 56.68, lower than Astra's 64.06. Elorian said its API charges $0.60 and $3 per million input and output tokens respectively, both 94% lower than Astra. The company previously completed a $55 million seed round at a valuation of $300 million, with investors including Nvidia and former Google chief scientist Jeff Dean.
Claude Code Review is officially released: reviews are nearly 3x faster.
According to news from Bijie, Anthropic has announced that Code Review, the automated code review tool for Claude Code, is moving from research preview to general availability, opening it up to team and enterprise users. The feature, first launched in March this year, can dispatch multiple agents to inspect code in parallel after a developer submits a GitHub PR (pull request), looking for logic errors, security vulnerabilities, and edge-case issues, and filtering out false positives through cross-validation. Anthropic says most reviews now take only 6 to 10 minutes, nearly 3 times faster than the roughly 20 minutes of the preview version. Administrators can also set three review depths for different repositories: quick, standard, and in-depth. Boris Cherny, founder of Claude Code, said he uses Code Review for all his PRs and that it catches almost all bugs before merging. The feature requires additional payment and is not included in the Claude subscription quota, costing an average of $15 to $25 per review, billed based on actual token usage.