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BHP sells its shut-down Australian nickel plant to Gold Fields. BHP Group will sell the Kambalda nickel concentrator and associated land in Western Australia to Gold Fields Limited for an undisclosed sum. In a statement on Wednesday, BHP said Gold Fields will "assess the long-term use of the concentrator." The transaction includes mining leases and mineral rights. Affected by a global nickel supply glut and a price crash, BHP shut down the Kambalda concentrator in mid-2024 and simultaneously suspended all nickel operations in Western Australia. BHP said it is still evaluating its overall nickel business; decisions on the disposal of remaining assets, including the nickel refinery, smelter and two large mines, are expected to be announced in February 2027. Dragged down by a surge in output of the battery metal from Indonesia, the world's largest mining group took a $2.5 billion impairment charge on its nickel assets in 2024. Gold Fields has been scouting gold mining infrastructure and mine assets in the region.
10.7 Snapshot: Daly Turns Hawkish, Hong Kong Government Legislation, Trade Deficit
CoinWorld data: According to media reports, a snapshot on October 7 showed: Federal Reserve's Daly said that based on the evolution of macroeconomic data, policymakers may need to tighten monetary policy. Hong Kong will submit a virtual asset service licensing regime bill before the end of this year, covering trading, custody, advisory, and management. The U.S. trade deficit surged to $105.6 billion, a 17-month high. The UAE sovereign wealth fund holds nearly $1 billion in Bitcoin. South Africa's second-largest bank, FNB, will launch Bitcoin trading services for 9 million customers. Hong Kong confirmed that it will formally submit a Bitcoin and cryptocurrency bill this year. Trump said a strong dollar will not bring inflation and is considering suspending the federal gasoline tax.
Crypto Morning Brief | Hong Kong plans to submit a bill to regulate crypto brokers and custodians.
CoinWorld News, October 7: 1. Hong Kong plans to submit a bill to regulate cryptocurrency brokers and custodians; 2. German regulators reject Bitcoin Group SE's MiCA license application; 3. The CFTC proposes crypto rules that do not cover spot trading; 4. The CFTC launches federal rulemaking for a crypto exchange framework; 5. CFTC Chairman Selig outlines a voluntary regulatory framework for cryptocurrency exchanges; 6. The CFTC chairman says existing statutory authority will be used to formulate cryptocurrency rules; 7. The U.S. CFTC releases proposed rules for a crypto spot market framework; 8. The CFTC announces a plan to regulate cryptocurrency exchanges; 9. The CFTC seeks public comment to draft new rules for regulating the crypto market; 10. CFTC News: CME opposes the dismissal of a crypto perpetual contract lawsuit.
Jinshi Data Compilation: Daily Tech News Briefing (October 7)
Bitcoin World News, Compiled by: Daily Tech News Briefing (October 7). Artificial Intelligence: 1. South Korea plans to launch a $3.5 billion frontier AI model development project next year. 2. Kling AI is reportedly planning to list in Hong Kong as early as next year, raising at least $1 billion. 3. Anthropic expands cybersecurity companies' access to its latest AI models. 4. SpaceX plans to raise $40 billion to purchase Nvidia chips. Other: 1. Tesla has been the top-selling imported car brand in South Korea for eight consecutive months. 2. Google is reportedly close to reaching a billion-dollar nuclear power deal with Constellation. 3. Paramount completes its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. 4. Frances Halzen wins the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics. 5. AMD's Su Zifeng: Memory chip supply remains tight, and supply will increase significantly in 2027. 6. Apple is reportedly teaming up with LG to expand into smart homes, planning to launch door locks, cameras, and more.
Chevron said that production in the Gulf of Mexico remains at normal levels.
Chevron said production in the Gulf of Mexico remains at normal levels, according to BiJie Network.
Australian uranium stocks rise after Google and Constellation Energy reach agreement
Coin World news: Australian uranium mining stocks rose after Google reached an agreement with Constellation Energy. Google's parent company Alphabet agreed to purchase nuclear power from Constellation Energy, and the deal will drive the addition of 890 megawatts of reactor capacity. Boosted by this news, Australian uranium mining stocks rose accordingly. On Tuesday, Constellation Energy's share price in New York rose 12%. In the Australian market during early Asian trading, Paladin Energy rose as much as 6.5%, Deep Yellow rose 9.5%, Silex Systems rose 8.2%, and NexGen Energy rose 6.2%.
Apple (AAPL.US) partners with LG to enter the smart home market: accessories such as doorbells, thermostats, and cameras will carry the LG brand.
CoinWorld news: Apple (AAPL.US) is reportedly teaming up with LG to enter the smart home market: doorbells, thermostats, cameras, and other accessories will carry the LG brand. According to people familiar with the matter, Apple (AAPL.US) is about to step up its smart home device push, including doorbells, thermostats, and other accessories, which will be developed by Apple and LG Electronics through an unusual partnership. The related products will be part of a device ecosystem that can work in coordination with Apple's new smart home hub, while also being compatible with an upgraded HomePod mini and a new TV set-top box. The aforementioned new Apple-branded devices are scheduled to be released on October 13.
Nasdaq and S&P 500 close at record highs, Nvidia market cap approaches $6 trillion.
According to news from Bijie, international headlines show that the Nasdaq Composite Index and the S&P 500 hit record closing highs, while nuclear power stocks surged collectively. Nvidia once again reached a historic high, with its market capitalization approaching becoming the world's first company to reach $6 trillion. JPMorgan CEO Dimon said that the Mythos model has increased global cybersecurity risks tenfold. In addition, Japan expanded its export ban on Russia, adding 102 categories of products including tungsten, and Hungary will impose a 1.5% wealth tax on assets exceeding 100 billion forints.
ETH DVOL指数报47.53点
CoinWorld data: The latest reading of the ETH DVOL index is 47.53 points.
Ken Leech agreed to pay a $3 million SEC fine.
According to Bloomberg, former Western Asset Management co-chief investment officer Ken Leech has agreed to pay $3 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over allegations that he cherry-picked winning trades.