Three Addresses Send 18.085 Million Ethena (ENA) Tokens to Binance
The transfers followed redemptions from Ethena and averaged $0.2013 per token at deposit.
Day: October 19, 2026
IoTeX Activates Zanzibar Upgrade, Moves Staking Rewards On Chain
The first payout under IIP-59 is scheduled for Oct. 20. The hard fork also adds BLS proof-of-possession checks ahead of IIP-52 signature aggregation.
Three Friday Release Slots Listed for Apple Products From Oct. 30 to Nov. 13
The three listed dates cover HomePod mini 2, new Mac and iPad models, HomeView and Apple TV 4K.
Trump Approval Drops to 33% as Democrats Lead on Economic Trust
Sixty-six percent disapprove of Trump’s performance, including 52% who strongly disapprove. His rating is eight points below its level a year ago.
Samsung to Use TSMC’s 3-Nanometer Process for Nvidia’s NVHBM Base Dies
Nvidia’s specifications also call for 1c DRAM core dies at Samsung, SK hynix and Micron, while Samsung’s standard HBM4 and HBM4E use its own 4-nanometer base-die process.
UNO Digital Bank Restores Transfers as Customers Report Delays
Emergency maintenance began Oct. 11 during a scheduled system transition; the maintenance did not compromise customer balances.
Sui Buybacks Return Purchased Tokens Without Cutting Total Supply
Stablecoin yield funds daily purchases that return tokens to ecosystem participants. Kevin Boon accepted the Mysten Labs CEO role on Oct. 16.
Travelers Sets Dec. 10 Ex-Dividend Date for $1.25 Quarterly Payout
The unchanged dividend has a 1.28% forward yield and is payable Dec. 31 to shareholders of record Dec. 10.
Sam Altman’s World Targets Deepfake Fraud With New Banking Tools
World, the iris-scanning identity project co-founded by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, announced on Sunday a set of World ID tools that let banks and financial firms confirm a real person is on the other end of a call. The rollout targets deepfake fraud and also covers AI agents acting on behalf of verified users. World […]
U.S. Net Interest Reached $1.052 Trillion, Exceeding Defense Spending
The bill absorbed about 20% of federal receipts, which rose 3.2% to $5.40 trillion.
