SpaceX CEO couple donate over 2 million SpaceX shares to the children's 'Trump Account'

A Binance spokesperson said: "Withdrawal volumes saw an initial surge but have since trended sharply downward. Withdrawal levels are stabilizing, returning to what we consider normal and expected on-chain activity levels; the scale of withdrawals accounts for a very small portion of our total assets under management."

Trump said, "We may reach an agreement with the Democrats at some point."

According to Reuters, a White House official and two sources familiar with the matter said the White House has for months been preparing for a potential Democratic takeover of Congress, drawing up plans to advance key parts of its agenda via executive power, while also preparing for congressional investigations into the Trump administration. Three sources said that since April, senior officials including White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and Budget Director Russell Vought have been working with the White House Counsel’s Office to review and identify executive actions Trump can take without congressional approval, covering areas such as immigration, tariffs, housing costs and federal spending. The White House official added that White House Counsel Will Scharf and his team are also studying which actions Trump can legally take on his own, where he may cross the bounds of his authority, and how to defend those decisions in court. Over the past month, Trump has been holding rallies across the country, seeking to retain Republican control of Congress. Meanwhile, his aides have reportedly begun privately preparing for a vastly different political landscape that could take shape in 2027.

OpenAI plans to roll out a series of policy initiatives and public relations campaigns immediately after the U.S. midterm elections on November 3, to adapt to potential shifts in Washington’s political landscape and shape the artificial intelligence (AI) policy debate in the 2028 presidential election. Chris Lehane, OpenAI’s Chief Global Affairs Officer, noted that the company has been preparing related policy proposals since August, which are set to launch during Congress’ “lame duck” session starting November 9. Specific measures include: advocating for mandatory safety safeguards for the most advanced AI systems, establishing “speed limits” for AI development to ensure human oversight; easing barriers to data center construction via community partnership agreements and state-level legislative proposals, and repositioning new data facilities as “AI computing power parks”; expanding AI education, training and employment support to help workers navigate technological changes; and pushing for U.S.-led global AI standard-setting rooted in democratic values. Lehane views AI as a core issue in the 2028 U.S. presidential election.

Strive CEO Matt Cole posted a chart of the company’s Bitcoin holdings on X, with the caption "New Engine Activated". The post may hint that the firm will disclose its BTC acquisition data next week, a move likely modeled after Strategy founder Michael Saylor.

During the weekend when traditional financial markets are closed, on-chain Nasdaq Trade.xyz enables continuous trading and real-time price discovery via perpetual contracts—functions unavailable in traditional finance—allowing users to pre-price U.S. and South Korean stock markets for Monday. Most popular U.S. stock assets on Trade.xyz have strengthened compared to Friday’s after-hours trading, and are expected to open slightly higher ahead of Monday’s session. Weekend performance details are as follows: SpaceX is quoted at $137.72, up from $136.07 in U.S. after-hours trading Friday; Micron (MU) is quoted at $907.87, up from $889.151 in U.S. after-hours trading Friday; SanDisk (SNDK) is quoted at $1169.2, up from $1157.572 in U.S. after-hours trading Friday; NVIDIA is quoted at $204.81, down from $205.25 in U.S. after-hours trading Friday; Marvell Technology (MRVL) is quoted at $198.77, up from $197.993 in U.S. after-hours trading Friday; Intel is quoted at $66.044, up from $64.882 in U.S. after-hours trading Friday; Google is quoted at $283.14, up from $281.46 in U.S. after-hours trading Friday; AMD is quoted at $513.3, up from $508.219 in U.S. after-hours trading Friday. Popular South Korean stocks on Trade.xyz have edged lower from Friday’s closing prices. Weekend performance details are as follows: Samsung Electronics is quoted at $164.66, down from its Friday close of $168.68; SK Hynix is quoted at $1063, down from its Friday close of $1063.06.