US stocks opened higher, with the Nasdaq up 83 points at the open.

Swiss private bank J. Safra Sarasin announced it holds over $17.5 million worth of Bitcoin, bringing its total assets under management to $426 billion. (The Bitcoin Historian)

109 Israeli economists and business leaders have warned Netanyahu against pursuing a cryptocurrency-based sanctions circumvention plan. Signatories include former Bank of Israel Governor Jacob Frenkel and 2025 Nobel laureate in economics Joel Mokyr. The signatories stated that cryptocurrencies are an incomprehensible solution, used by criminal organizations, and do not help solve the problem. Netanyahu stated on Friday that Israel should prepare to build a bypass economy to cope with bank sanctions and confirmed that the plan involved cryptocurrencies. The Bank of Israel has already rejected the idea, and the Israeli general election is scheduled for tomorrow. (Source: Bitcoin News)

Injective has launched the Super Intelligent Computing Index (SICI), which integrates the rental prices of five NVIDIA GPUs into an on-chain benchmark and offers perpetual contract trading with leverage up to 10x. The index is based on hourly computing power market data and comprises H100 (40%), B200 (25%), H200 (15%), A100 (10%), and RTX 4090 (10%). Injective plans to launch new financial products related to SICI in the coming days.

Anthropic filed its S-1 prospectus, projecting revenue of $16.3 billion for the first half of 2026, a 14- to 15-fold increase from approximately $1.15 billion in the same period last year. Third-quarter revenue alone rose to $16.8 billion. Each dollar invested in computing power generates approximately $2.08 in revenue. First-half free cash flow was approximately $3.4 billion, with over 11,900 customers paying more than $100,000 annually. The company's net loss of $80.7 billion was largely due to non-cash accounting adjustments. Peter Diamandis noted that Anthropic achieved $16 billion in annual revenue in just half a fiscal year, leading the market to assess a potential $2 trillion IPO valuation.

Hardware wallet provider Keystone has released updates on a security incident involving 25,964 pieces of buyer personal information. The device verification keys obtained by attackers may have been used to create counterfeit devices. Keystone will destroy 18,835 devices with old keys in its inventory, suspend unshipped orders on its official website, and shorten the retention period for customer personal information from 180 days to 90 days. Devices received after October 20th using old verification keys are at risk of being counterfeit; users should contact customer service for verification.