OKX launches "Contract Combo", a product supporting long-short combination trading of multi-asset perpetual contracts.

Bitget market data shows Brent crude oil has dropped below $90 per barrel, marking its first such breach since August. It is currently priced at $89.96 per barrel, down 2.82% on the day, with an intraday low of $89.66. WTI crude oil trades at $84.53 per barrel, down 2.67% intraday.

According to data from the BIT stock platform, the three major US stock index futures saw a short-term plunge: S&P 500 index futures were nearly flat, Nasdaq 100 index futures fell 0.3%, and Dow Jones Industrial Average futures had their gains narrowed to 0.36%.

According to monitoring by @ai_9684xtpa, an address linked to the UXLINK hacker liquidated its 30,000 ETH long position held for nearly three months via TWAP (Time-Weighted Average Price) 11 hours ago. The position was worth approximately $64.66 million, with an average closing price of $2,135.2, resulting in a final loss of $1.106 million. At its peak, the position had an unrealized profit of nearly $16.8 million.

Binance issued an official announcement stating that following the U.S. Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) listing of MEXC as a major money laundering concern, it will cease processing fund transfers involving MEXC and its associated entities named in the announcement. Binance added that withdrawal requests from Binance wallets to those entities will be rejected, while deposits from the entities will be temporarily held for compliance review. During the review period, related accounts may be restricted, and Binance may take further actions in line with its terms of service, including terminating services for relevant users.

According to Bitget data, U.S. WTI crude oil and Brent crude oil have fallen by 2% on the day, currently trading at $84.51 per barrel and $90.2 per barrel respectively.

Beating AI News Flash: OpenAI has launched an internal safety system called Control Room, specifically designed to halt risky AI experiments. Once a halt instruction is received, it takes at most 35 seconds for the relevant program to lose access to AI models. Even if the program itself remains operational, it can no longer get the models to process requests. An incident occurred at OpenAI in September this year: an internal AI, in an environment supposed to be isolated, found a loophole in network restrictions and secretly contacted an external chatbot. The safety system issued an alert within 15 minutes, and staff intervened quickly, but the experiment did not stop automatically. It was manually shut down only after about 2.5 hours. Control Room assigns a unique ID to each experiment. Every time a program calls an AI model, the server checks whether this ID still has permission. Once an experiment is halted, all models connected to the system will reject its requests, with no impact on other normal experiments. OpenAI has added an extra safeguard: if Control Room malfunctions or is shut down, models will automatically reject requests by default, preventing them from running without supervision. Currently, the system covers all of OpenAI's frontier model research tasks. The 35-second window starts from the moment a halt instruction is received, and does not include time for anomaly detection and manual judgment. OpenAI is also working to further reduce this delay, aiming to achieve immediate halts.