Point of View: The Federal Reserve Has Over-Eased, with a 65% Chance of Stagflation in the United States

Nasdaq-listed company BNB Standard (stock code: BNC) announced it will ring the Nasdaq opening bell on October 26 to celebrate its corporate rebranding and the appointment of a new management team. The company’s chief executive officer will attend the bell-ringing ceremony alongside board members, its management team, investors, and ecosystem partners.

According to an Upbit announcement, due to maintenance of GRAM wallets on The Open Network (TON), the exchange has suspended GRAM deposit and withdrawal services as of the announcement date of October 21, 2026. The service resumption time is pending, with further updates to be announced separately. GRAM trading operations will not be impacted during the maintenance period.

According to official announcements, the Starknet Foundation has launched the Bramble wallet, which integrates STRK20 shielding functionality to enable users to hold private balances. Currently, Bramble is only available as a Chrome browser extension, with support for a broader ecosystem set to launch soon.

Whales are going long on $ZEC! Over the past 15 hours, 2 whales opened 10x longs on a total of 29,798 $ZEC ($37.57M).

According to Lookonchain's monitoring, two whales opened 10x leveraged long positions on ZEC in the derivatives market over the past 15 hours, holding a total of 29,798 ZEC worth approximately $37.57 million.

Insight Beating AI Flash News: OpenAI’s Product and Platform Lead Thibault Sottiaux announced Day 16 of the company’s 28-day product sprint, with a key focus on resolving context caching issues for long-running Agents. For logged-in Codex and ChatGPT Work users, OpenAI has announced permanent retention of prompt caches. This ensures cache hits even when resuming work after hours or reopening old sessions, eliminating the loss of cache reuse benefits due to long pauses. The API has also been updated: OpenAI extended the optional cache duration for the Responses API from the default 30 minutes to 12 hours. Developers can cache system instructions, tool definitions, and common context long-term, so Agents can reuse prior computation results even when resuming tasks hours later. The two durations can be mixed: fixed instructions are retained for 12 hours, while new conversation content is cached for only 30 minutes. However, extending API caching incurs additional costs. The initial write price for 12-hour caching is 2.5 times that of standard input, double the cost of the default 30-minute cache. For subsequent cache hits, input prices for most new models are reduced by 90%, and by 95% for GPT-6.1 Sol. Thus, long caching is more suitable for Agents that repeatedly call the same context, rather than short, one-off tasks.