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OpenAI published 722 AI-written mathematics papers after its models became too advanced for existing tests.
The unreleased model solved around 4,000 open problems, taking an average of three hours per result.
Not all proofs have been verified, and OpenAI warns that some may have issues.
Read the original story: OpenAI gave its new model 4,000 unsolved math problems, by Jakub Dziadkowiec on se.beincrypto.com

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Gold and silver lost around $400 billion in paper value within minutes.
The 10-year Treasury yield reached 5.35%, its highest level since 2002.
So where did the $400 billion actually go?
Read the original story, “Gold and silver lost $400 billion within minutes. Here’s what really happened,” by Lockridge Okoth on se.beincrypto.com

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Europol says quantum computers could one day crack the keys that protect crypto wallets.
Agency warns: Coins with already-public keys must be moved before an attack occurs.
Glassnode estimates that 6.04 million BTC, around 30% of the supply, are in the vulnerable group.
Read the original story, Europol Says Some Bitcoin Wallets Lack Quantum Protection: Is Yours One of Them? by Lockridge Okoth on se.beincrypto.com

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BitMine says it will stop buying ETH when it owns 5% of the asset.
The largest purchase coincided with ETH's rally toward $5,000 in 2025.
ETH still fell below $2,000 in 2026 while BitMine continued buying.
Read the original story BitMine to Stop Buying Ethereum – What Happens to the ETH Price Then? by Lockridge Okoth on se.beincrypto.com

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BlackRock finds that advisors misunderstand how wealthy women built their wealth.
79% of women credit their careers, but only 49% of advisors agree.
35% of women with $2 million or more have no advisor at all.
Read the original story BlackRock Sees a Big Gap Between Women and Financial Advisors by Lockridge Okoth on se.beincrypto.com

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Bitcoin's record high of USD 126,199 was reached four days before the historic 10/10 crash.
Crypto traders face the anniversary of a USD 19 billion leveraged loss.
October's market risks now include oil shocks, diesel shortages, and geopolitical uncertainty.
Bitcoin is still about 32% below last year's peak, despite recovering from its June low.
The same calendar week now combines concerns about crypto leverage with global energy risks.
Read the original story Bitcoin's Worst Day Is Coming Back – The Same Week in October Now Has a New Market Threat by Lockridge Okoth on se.beincrypto.com

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Sui and Alibaba Cloud plan stablecoin payments for AI agents.
The agent pays for each cloud request within the user's specified budget.
No launch date, pricing, or list of services has been shared yet.
Read the original story “Sui and Alibaba Want AI Agents to Spend Without Human Approval” by Phil Haunhorst on se.beincrypto.com

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Samsung will report preliminary Q3 results on Thursday, with a profit of 106.1 trillion won expected.
Memory prices rose more slowly during Q3, raising concerns that chip margins may have peaked.
Shares fell 6.92% following Samsung’s latest preliminary earnings forecast on July 7.
Read the original story Samsung Enters Third-Quarter Earnings With 5 Open Questions About Its Chip Boom by Kamina Bashir on se.beincrypto.com

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China added 740,000 ounces of gold in September as prices fell by 6.57%.
China’s central bank has now bought gold for 23 consecutive months.
The value of China’s gold reserves fell to USD 323.5 billion from USD 350.1 billion.
Read the original story “Gold Fell More Than 6% in September and China Bought More Than in Any Month Since 2023” by Kamina Bashir on se.beincrypto.com

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Xbox strategy chief Matthew Ball denies that Xbox has exclusive rights to cloud stream GTA 6.
Take-Two Interactive stock has fallen 21.4% year to date despite the launch.
Polymarket traders give just a 4% chance of another GTA 6 delay.
Read the original story: Xbox Denies GTA 6 Cloud-Streaming Rumors, but Stock Markets Remain Cautious by Phil Haunhorst on se.beincrypto.com

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Ethereum ETFs lost $201.9 million on October 6, their largest outflow in 3 weeks.
ETH briefly fell below $2,600 as $164.88 million in long positions were liquidated.
Analyst Ted Pillows believes ETH will retest its lows before the next big move.
Read the original story Ethereum ETFs See Biggest Outflow in 3 Weeks as Demand Remains Pressured by Kamina Bashir on se.beincrypto.com

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Evernorth Holdings is postponing its Nasdaq listing due to an administrative issue, and XRPN will now begin trading on Monday, October 12.
The merger with Armada Acquisition Corp. II is expected to close on October 9, two days after the original target date of October 7.
At closing, Evernorth expects to have approximately 473 million XRP and around $300 million in gross cash proceeds.
Read the original story “XRP Treasury Delays Its Nasdaq Debut” by Luis Blanco on se.beincrypto.com

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Temasek's chief investment officer says unwinding the AI trade is the biggest market risk.
He warned that inflation and interest rates could push stocks to a breaking point.
Ray Dalio, Michael Burry, and Arthur Hayes have also warned of an AI bubble.
Read the original story Temasek's CIO looks at two risks for global markets in 2027, and AI tops the list by Kamina Bashir on se.beincrypto.com

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Executives at Par Pacific and PBF Energy are selling after the 2026 gains.
The number of finance executives buying stocks is now the lowest in nearly 23 years.
Bank earnings are coming next week. Do insiders see something investors don’t?
Read the original story “Insiders Sell Refiners and Avoid Banks. What Should Investors Do?” by Darryn Pollock at se.beincrypto.com

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Perseus CEO says gold M&A is active, but few deals actually close.
Buyers and sellers disagree on valuations because of differing assumptions about the price of gold.
Gold is down 4.34% in 2026 after rising about 25% through the end of January.
Read the original story, “Perseus CEO Says Uncertainty Over Gold Prices Is Keeping Corporate Deals Stuck at the Negotiating Table,” by Kamina Bashir on se.beincrypto.com

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Arthur Hayes says the world is wasting trillions of dollars on AI data centers.
Hayes expects a crash and bailout, with Bitcoin absorbing the excess liquidity.
Hayes believes the bills for computing power will have to be paid in late 2027 or 2028.
Read the original story, “Arthur Hayes Believes the AI Boom Will Be Overblown, Crash, and Give Bitcoin a Bailout,” by Kamina Bashir on se.beincrypto.com

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SpaceX wants to borrow $40 billion to buy Nvidia AI chips.
The funding round amounts to approximately 1.8% of SpaceX’s $2,170,000,000,000 market valuation.
Can a debt-funded chip order extend a 15.67% rally over five days?
Read the original story, “Will SpaceX’s $40 billion Nvidia bet help or hurt the stock after a 16% rally?” by Darryn Pollock on se.beincrypto.com