US Media: Almost All Missiles Fired by Iran in Attack on US Troops in Jordan Were Intercepted

According to HTX market data, after a sharp morning sell-off, the crypto market has stabilized following its earlier decline. Bitcoin is now trading at $77,992.90, with a 0.47% rebound in the past hour, while Ethereum stands at $2,432.38, up 0.71% over the same period.

Jensen Huang said in a post today that AI is bringing manufacturing back to the U.S. and reindustrializing the country after decades of offshoring. AI is generating demand, driving investments in the U.S.'s aging power grids and sustainable energy, a trend fueled by market forces rather than subsidies. AI is creating construction and manufacturing jobs for energy plants, chip fabrication facilities, and data centers. AI is spawning new companies and entire industries. In the past six months alone, $400 billion has been invested in AI startups. Huang noted that the U.S. has an opportunity to create lasting benefits for communities across the country and help lead the next industrial revolution.

OpenAI has purchased tens of thousands of Macs for reinforcement learning training, while Anthropic leases Macs. Both companies have integrated Apple’s computers into their AI R&D processes. It is reported that Nvidia now regards Apple as its top rival in the local AI sector, as Macs are drawing growing attention among AI developers. Apple’s official data indicates that Mac revenue rose 29% year-over-year in the third quarter of fiscal 2026, marking the fastest growth across all product categories. (The Information)

According to PeckShield's monitoring, a DeFi protocol in the Cronos Network ecosystem was hacked, causing total losses of approximately $74 million. In response, Cronos has suspended its entire network. It is reported that the attacker only successfully bridged around $6 million to Ethereum before the suspension, while the remaining roughly $60 million remains trapped on Cronos.

According to Yu Jian Monitoring, whale address 0x0392a opened a long position of 32,000 ETH (valued at $80 million) at $2,487 two days ago. Early this morning, the whale added another 13,000 ETH to his position, bringing his total long holdings to 45,000 ETH (worth $109 million) with an average entry price of $2,486. Following the recent pullback, the position is now showing an unrealized loss of $3.35 million, and its liquidation price stands at $2,251.

Polygon has disclosed multiple previously unreported security vulnerabilities fixed via two recent hard forks—Austin and Kyoto—that could impact its Proof-of-Stake network. The flaws involve Polygon’s Bor and Heimdall clients, including denial-of-service (DoS) risks, validator resource exhaustion, and defects affecting checkpoint and milestone processing. Polygon said the fixes were completed in private testing before being deployed to the mainnet and publicly revealed. The most severe issue relates to Heimdall: a carefully crafted transaction could force validators to perform excessive processing, disrupting the network. The Austin hard fork also fixed two DoS risks in Bor, which could slow block processing or cause node crashes. Polygon noted that these vulnerabilities were not exploited on the mainnet, and the repairs were completed proactively before details of the flaws were made public.