OpenAI plans to rebrand its data centers as "computing power parks" in an effort to reshape its public image.

According to official announcements, StandX has announced that the DUSD airdrop claim will open at 8:00 AM Beijing time on November 2, and will close at 4:00 PM on December 31.

Binance co-founder He Yi has responded to a rumor claiming a Binance DevOps engineer had a romantic relationship with a North Korean agent and left his laptop unattended on the day of the attack, stating, "This story is more dramatic, but not true."

According to data from BIT Stock Platform, U.S. stock index futures opened higher last Friday after a sharp plunge. Brent crude oil traded lower from its Friday close, hovering around $112 per barrel; gold edged up. The U.S. dollar saw modest buying interest, with the USD/JPY exchange rate rising above 157.65.

Self-custody open-source cryptocurrency payment processing platform BTCPay Server has announced it received reports that unauthorized attackers are transferring funds from its hot wallets. Users running BTCPay Server instances are advised to immediately shut down their instances until the investigation is completed.

According to CCTV News, local time on November 1, Iranian Foreign Minister Al-Araghchi stated in a media interview that the Iranian delegation’s visit to Qatar is a continuation of ongoing communications between Iran and mediators including Qatar and Pakistan. The plan currently on the table is largely identical to Iran’s previously proposed “Seven-Day Plan”. Mediators such as Qatar and Pakistan have held multiple consultations and discussions on the plan, putting forward proposals that are more feasible and operational than Iran’s “Seven-Day Plan”. Al-Araghchi noted that one of Qatar’s proposals is “shortening the seven-day deadline to five days or even shorter”. Currently, Iran has agreed to a “Two-Day Plan”: On the first day, the US will take a series of compliance measures; on the second day, the Strait of Hormuz will open, and strait traffic will return to its previous state. Al-Araghchi pointed out that all these issues are now on the table. As long as the US adheres to Iran’s two-day plan, it will pave the way for peace and restore normalcy to the Strait of Hormuz. Only after the US fulfills its relevant commitments and the Strait of Hormuz opens will the path for resuming negotiations between Iran and the US be opened. It is understood that the conditions Iran has set for the US to fulfill its commitments include: determining new navigation routes for the Strait of Hormuz, unfreezing Iranian funds, ending regional wars including that in Lebanon, lifting maritime blockades, granting exemptions for Iran’s oil exports, and removing new sanctions imposed by the US after the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding.

According to a report from The Jerusalem Post, if Trump requests the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to join U.S. Air Force military operations against Iran after the November 3 U.S. midterm elections, the IDF is prepared to conduct strikes, though the situation remains shrouded in significant uncertainty. Trump previously withdrew threats to attack Iran in August, early October, and several other times this year, and now the likelihood of an attack is rising again, partly because all parties have sought to secure concessions from Iran through other means, while some members of Trump’s team are shifting back to supporting military strikes. Over the past week, more than 10 U.S. military transport planes have arrived at Israel’s Nevatim Air Base and Ovda Air Base in the south, seemingly in preparation for a major military operation. Additional reports note the U.S. is deploying air defense systems and interceptor missiles to Israel and other Arab allies. However, current U.S. military deployments in the region remain smaller than they were in some prior periods, though this may only mark the start of the deployment. The U.S. and Israel still hold differing stances on the specific objectives of such a military operation.