A hacker spent 3.4 million DAI to buy 1,650 ETH in the past hour.

According to sources, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang walked into the company's headquarters in Santa Clara, California on Monday and chaired his usual morning meeting with senior executives. Sources said Huang opened the closed-door meeting by apologizing to employees over the recent controversy. He took no questions and quickly shifted the topic to business and the day's main agenda. Huang also came to the office for a meeting on Tuesday. NVIDIA is set to release its new quarterly earnings report in one week. An NVIDIA insider said Huang is trying to create a "business as usual" atmosphere, but internal morale at the company is "low". (CNBC)

According to CNN, a San Francisco court on Tuesday sentenced tech consultant Nima Momeni to 16 years to life in prison for the fatal stabbing of Cash App founder Bob Lee. In December 2024, a jury found Momeni guilty of second-degree murder and rejected his self-defense claim. Momeni has been in custody since his arrest following the April 2023 incident, when Lee was fatally stabbed in San Francisco. The judge denied Momeni’s motion for a new trial ahead of sentencing, and his lawyer plans to appeal. Prosecutors alleged Momeni was enraged because Lee had introduced his sister to a drug dealer, stabbing Lee three times—one blow piercing his heart. Lee died in the hospital at age 43. Lee, who founded mobile payment service Cash App, was serving as chief product officer at cryptocurrency firm MobileCoin at the time of his death.

Goldman Sachs forecasts the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates by 25 basis points each in December this year and March 2027, revising its earlier projection that had only called for a rate hike in December this year.

Michael Burry, the prototype of "The Big Short", analyzed that Broadcom’s $161 billion hardware deal with Anthropic has major hidden risks, with the agreement shifting part of the financial risk to insurers. Specifically, Anthropic needs Broadcom’s chips to run Claude but does not purchase them directly. Wall Street banks and Blackstone injected $63 billion into an independent company, which then bought chips from Broadcom and leased them to Anthropic. Over the entire term of these lease agreements, Anthropic will pay around $161 billion in rent for Broadcom’s equipment, with part of the funds coming from Broadcom itself. Broadcom has agreed to provide Anthropic with up to $42 billion in loans, which can only be used to pay rent for Broadcom’s devices. Michael Burry reiterated that he has no intention of buying Anthropic’s stock when it goes public next week. "For the benefit of humanity, markets should plunge sharply to stop the IPOs of OpenAI and Anthropic." Earlier, Michael Burry said Anthropic’s IPO prospectus (S-1) "exposes catastrophic systemic risks in the entire AI boom, not just Anthropic alone." He believes Anthropic has a circular and interconnected financing structure: hyperscalers act as its lender, supplier, channel, and shareholder simultaneously. Moreover, Anthropic’s quarterly revenue growth slowed from around 144% to approximately 46%, while its computing costs rose sharply by around 78%.

According to TradingBeats monitoring, after the release of the U.S. October CPI, cross-market trader JnStPrdctns’ ETH short positions on Hyperliquid once expanded to around $16.9 million. This morning, the account took profits on its short positions before going long small to execute a swing trade. On Polymarket, the account is lowering its year-end price threshold for ETH. After the CPI release, it allocated roughly $7,243 to add to its "ETH will not reach $1,750 this year" No position, which is now worth about $56,200, corresponding to an implied market probability of around 72%. During the same period, it sold approximately $20,000 worth of its "ETH will not reach $2,000 this year" No position, recouping roughly $3,400. Compared to its earlier bet that ETH would not hit $2,000, the account has now shifted its focus to the $1,750 threshold, accepting a larger price pullback. For BTC predictions, the account still bets that BTC will hold above $65,000 by year-end. Last night, it allocated around $30,800 to add to its "BTC will not reach $65,000 this year" No position, which is now worth roughly $62,500, with an implied probability of about 62.5%.

Metis announced that its Hybrid Rollup has launched on Devnet. The solution integrates validity proofs into Metis’s existing optimistic Rollup architecture, reducing withdrawal wait times via on-chain verification of execution results. Metis first unveiled this design at ETHDenver in March 2023, with the original goal of cutting withdrawal waiting periods from 7 days to hours. The upgrade covers two core components: combining optimistic challenges with Ziren-based validity proofs (Ziren is an open-source zkVM developed by the ZKM project), and the Decentralized Sequencer (DSeq)’s support for ML-DSA post-quantum signatures. The Devnet adopts a cryptographic agility design, with its codebase supporting both ECC and PQC paths. ECC will be enabled initially, while modules will gradually switch to post-quantum cryptology later. The testnet is scheduled to launch in Q1 2027, to demonstrate the operation of both ECC and PQC verification paths and conduct further testing of the upgraded Hybrid Rollup architecture. Additionally, Metis released a public discussion draft proposing to convert the OVM Token to a native asset, to align more closely with the standard EVM execution environment. The draft has not yet received governance approval, and the snapshot block and timeline remain undetermined.