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Cuban said the system supporting big insurers would collapse if employers covering roughly 160 million Americans ran their contracts through AI before signing.

According to analysts at IO Fund, the first major driver behind the rally is the growing use of AI in cyberattacks and the expanding attack surface companies now have to defend.

Adam Back said bank capital rules still make holding Bitcoin "quite expensive" for lenders.

The week will bring results from some of the market’s most closely watched technology companies, while a major labor-market report could provide an important read on the health of the U.S. economy.

The breach happened amid a backdrop of a $6 billion hack on Binance, which the FBI attributed to North Korea's TraderTraitor group.

JPMorgan said that as the AI trade gets bigger, it is watching rising funding costs and growing reliance on debt.

Kindig said in a recent note that shifting AI spends could create a massive opportunity for companies supplying the servers, CPUs, networking, and more.

Cowen said Bitcoin could bottom after precious metals and could potentially recover in 2027.

Sacks said that investors may be reading too much into Google Search’s share in Alphabet’s overall revenue dropping below the 50% level.

Binance said it has replenished about 90% of the stolen crypto, and CZ credited U.S. agencies for helping limit the damage.

Palihapitiya said the companies at the center of the AI boom were previously some of the most profitable and cash-generative businesses in the world.

The open-source “Super-Agent” concept, developed by DeepSeek’s Harness team, is designed to keep working across group chats, GitHub and other developer tools.

Mike McGlone said that Bitcoin's performance since 2021 has failed to justify its higher volatility.

Visser linked the pressure to heavy AI borrowing, noting Oracle signalled it won't raise much money before June.

James Lavish said AI stocks, cash yields, and long-time holders selling call options have kept Bitcoin stuck near $80,000.

Bitcoin will grow due to its financialization, like oil and electricity, said Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor.

Binance reserved more than $6.3 billion to cover the hack, which investigators have linked to North Korea.

During an interview with CNBC on Friday, Lee pointed to a lack of conviction among investors until after Nov. 3, with the Nasdaq facing a sharp sell-off.

Zcash fails the economists’ test of a public good, Tyler Winklevoss said, as one can own Zcash coins outright and it costs money to use the network.

According to a report by The Financial Times, OpenAI is now seeking about $20 billion at a $1.25 trillion valuation, down from its earlier target of $30 billion at a $1.4 trillion valuation.

CEO Paolo Ardoino said USDT's user base has topped 700 million, calling it "the biggest financial inclusion success story in the history of humanity."

Ives’ and Damodaran’s comments come after a report by The Financial Times stated that according to Blackstone, Anthropic may not secure an investment-grade rating immediately after going public.

The breakthrough came weeks after Google's prototype satellite launched into orbit aboard a SpaceX rideshare mission.

During an interview with CNBC, Craig Moffett said Apple has increasingly been viewed as the “safe choice” among mega-cap stocks, helping drive a significant valuation premium.

Munster outlined that Amazon’s AI infrastructure opportunity may be only getting started, pointing to Amazon’s management breaking pattern as far as the guidance for its AWS business is concerned.

Ark Invest increased its exposure to several widely followed biotechnology stocks during the session.

Strong demand for military equipment helped U.S. defense contractors report higher Q3 revenue and growing order books.

Commentary from Magnificent Seven this week focused on striking the balance between continued AI investment and the growing demands on cash flow, financing and infrastructure capacity.

A steep selloff in artificial intelligence equities and surging credit risk premiums prompted investors to flee to safety, driving 10-year and 2-Year Treasury yields lower for the week ending Oct. 30.

U.S.-listed biotech buyers continued to favor asset deals over multi-billion-dollar company takeovers this week.