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CoinWorld news: The lawsuit between Qualcomm and Arm is underway in a Delaware court, involving billions of dollars in chip royalties over as much as five years. Qualcomm accuses Arm of refusing to provide the chip testing tools required by the contract and of leaking a threat in 2024 to terminate a key license, affecting a potential chip deal with Meta. Arm denies breaching the agreement and argues that Qualcomm has not proven actual damages. The case is proceeding against the backdrop of rising demand for AI chips and could affect Qualcomm's expansion into the data center and PC markets. The court is considering Qualcomm's request to suspend royalty payments to Arm, which could have a major financial impact on Qualcomm's processor business.
Certik report: AI agents shift toward autonomous execution in Web3 security
According to a report from Bijie Network, Certik's Intel3D report states that AI agents are shifting from assisted analysis to autonomous execution, with the ability to reason independently, invoke tools, and take action. In the Web3 space, AI agents have already been applied to contract grading, transaction risk scoring, and tracking stolen funds. The report points out that the speed of flash loan attacks, the rapid transfer of stolen funds, the shortage of compliance talent, and more than $900 million in anti-money laundering fines in the first half of 2025 are driving the acceleration of security automation. Certik warns of the risks of erroneous output, weakened human review, and attacks targeting AI, and recommends retaining behavioral records, limiting the boundaries of autonomous decision-making, conducting adversarial testing, and designating a responsible person for each agent.
Over the past 4 hours, the share of active buy trades in SOL contracts was 49.29%.
CoinWorld data: In the most recent 4 full hours, the taker buy volume share of the SOLUSDT perpetual contract was 49.29%, while the taker sell share was 50.71%, with taker selling dominating. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours earlier, it rose by 5.1335 percentage points.
Yahya Saree, spokesman for the Yemeni Houthi armed group, issued a statement late at night on October 5 local time, saying
According to a report from Bijie Network, Yahya Saree, a spokesman for Yemen's Houthi armed forces, issued a statement late at night on October 5 local time, saying that in response to Saudi Arabia's attacks on Yemen over the past 24 hours, the Houthi armed forces carried out three rounds of military operations that day, using large numbers of ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones to attack King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, the Saudi Aramco oil refinery in Rabigh, a city along the Red Sea coast, as well as Abha Airport, Khamis Mushait Base, the Akifa military camp in Asir Province, and multiple sensitive targets in Najran and Jizan Provinces.
Nasdaq hits record despite 10-year Treasury yield at 5.3%
CoinWorld data: The Nasdaq index hit a new high as the 10-year Treasury yield rose to 5.3%, gaining 1.06% to close at 27,477.31 points, while the S&P 500 rose 0.67%. Although high yields would normally put pressure on tech stocks, profit growth from artificial intelligence is offsetting that pressure. Investors expect S&P 500 profits to grow more than 30% year-over-year, with AI-related companies contributing most of the increase. Meanwhile, the 10-year Treasury yield reached 5.31%, the highest level since 2002.
Over the past 4 hours, the share of active buy trades in ETH contracts was 52.2%.
CoinWorld data: Over the most recent 4 full hours, the taker buy volume share of the ETHUSDT perpetual contract was 52.2%, while the taker sell volume share was 47.8%, with taker buying dominating. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours earlier, it rose by 3.0102 percentage points.
The U.S. Treasury Department rescinds monitoring rules for non-custodial wallets and cryptocurrency mixers.
The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced the cancellation of surveillance rules targeting non-custodial wallets and cryptocurrency mixers, according to Bijie Network.
BTC has seen a net capital outflow of 1,643.0292 BTC over the past 24 hours.
CoinWorld data: BTC saw a net capital outflow of 1,643.0292 BTC over the past 24 hours. This figure is aggregated from continuous 1-hour resolution data and represents the rolling 24-hour net capital flow denominated in BTC assets. It does not represent exchange net inflows, on-chain exchange flows, or institutional capital flows, and should not be conflated with deposit/withdrawal data from any single exchange. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours ago, it is down 178.18%.
The proportion of active buy trades in BTC contracts over the past 4 hours is 50.68%.
According to Bijie.com data, the taker buy volume share of the BTCUSDT perpetual contract over the most recent 4 complete hours was 50.68%, while the taker sell share was 49.32%, with taker buying dominating. Compared with the same-methodology snapshot 24 hours earlier, this was down 1.0878 percentage points.
Brazilian stocks hit a record high, and the dollar plunged.
News from Bijie: The Brazilian election has had a dramatic impact on financial markets. The IBOVESPA index broke through 200,000 points for the first time on Monday, rising more than 10% in a single day, marking its highest one-day gain this year. Right-wing leader Flávio Bolsonaro unexpectedly took the lead over President Lula in the first round of the election, securing 47.03% of valid votes. According to data from Brazil's Superior Electoral Court, Lula received 45.16% of the vote, and the two will face a runoff on October 25. The election results challenged late polls and immediately triggered a repricing of Brazilian assets. The U.S.-listed EWZ fund, which tracks Brazilian stocks, rose nearly 13% in pre-market trading. The Brazilian real also surged sharply, while the U.S. dollar plunged 5% today. JPMorgan said Brazilian stocks could rise 11% in the short term, while the dollar may continue to fall. Despite the market rebound, the election is not over yet, and investors have begun to focus on post-election fiscal policy.