Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's draft economic stimulus plan shows that the government will "undoubtedly" increase spending to support economic recovery. The plan includes "bold investments" in crisis management and key areas such as artificial intelligence and semiconductors. Analysis estimates that the additional budget could reach 20 trillion yen.

PANews November 12 News, the decentralized lending platform Curvance announced the completion of a $4 million strategic funding round. The lead investors are F Prime Capital and 0xPrimal, with participation from Auros, GSR, Flowdesk, Q42, v3v ventures, and others. The project is positioned as a decentralized lending and collateral platform, supporting collateralization of yield assets such as LST, LRT, stablecoins, Pendle PT, and LP tokens. The team states that the architecture is self-developed, incorporating

Decentralized lending protocol Venus Protocol community proposes to adjust the Prime reward distribution plan for November, planning to allocate $117,700 (20%) of October's reserve earnings as rewards, mainly distributed to stablecoin market liquidity providers, and adjusting the distribution ratio to 75% USDT and 25% USDC.

ChainCatcher reports that, according to Ember monitoring, a suspected Variant Fund address transferred 8.23 million UNI to Coinbase Prime again within the past 45 minutes.

Jin10 Data, November 10th: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's goal is to use his first stimulus package to kickstart the economy and initiate a new growth strategy through investments. According to a document released after the first meeting of an expert panel responsible for developing Japan's new economic growth strategy by next summer, the panel recommends that the Prime Minister leverage this plan to launch efforts to establish robust growth through "crisis management investments and growth investments." The expert panel stated that the government should focus on investing in 17 sectors that Kishida considers vital to Japan's economic growth. These sectors include semiconductors and artificial intelligence, shipbuilding, the defense industry, and critical minerals. Kishida has signaled a shift toward more expansionary fiscal policies and has indicated that Japan is only halfway to achieving stable inflation supported by wage growth. This suggests that he wants the Bank of Japan to remain cautious as it gradually raises interest rates. He also emphasized his commitment to implementing both responsible and expansionary fiscal policies.

Jin10 Data, November 8th: On November 7th local time, Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau stated that the increasingly close economic relationship between Canada and the United States over the past decades has ended. Trudeau said that due to the close ties with the U.S., Canada once had certain economic advantages, but now this has become a weakness for Canada. This change has been rapid and almost without transition. He called for a swift and thorough overhaul of Canada's economic strategy.

Jin10 data reported on November 6 that a memorandum shows that in response to Prime Minister Carney's request to reduce government spending, the Central Bank of Canada plans to lay off about 225 employees, accounting for 10% of the total workforce, in the coming months, and to complete this by the end of June 2026. This move is a key part of the bank's goal to reduce budget costs by 10% by the end of 2026. Additionally, the Central Bank of Canada is committed to further reducing its budget by 15% between 2026 and 2028, and has promised to cut an additional 5% in overall expenditures by the end of 2028.

Jin10 Data, November 5th – At the Japanese House of Representatives full session on the 5th, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi expressed a negative opinion regarding the Constitutional Democratic Party's proposal to lower the food consumption tax rate to 0% as a measure against high prices. She also stated regarding the relaxation of labor time restrictions: "Considering the realities and demands of work styles, further discussions will be deepened." When asked about the possibility of dissolving the House of Representatives and holding a general election within the year concerning the reduction of the members' designated seats, Takaichi responded, "What should be expedited is the measure against high prices. There is no time to think about dissolution right now."

PANews, November 5th - New Fire Technology CEO Weng Xiaoqi announced the launch of the international business brand "Bitfire" and released the flagship product Bitfire Prime v1.0 APP, focusing on serving high-net-worth clients and institutions. The company's Assets Under Management is expected to rise from $40 million to $500 million, a rise of 12 times.

According to BlockBeats news on November 5, monitored by Lookonchain, the mining company MARA, which has been continuously hoarding Bitcoin, transferred a total of 2,348 Bitcoins worth 236 million USD to FalconX, TwoPrime, Galaxy Digital, and Coinbase Prime in the past 12 hours.

Odaily News Ripple officially announced the launch of a digital asset spot prime brokerage service for the U.S. market. U.S. institutional clients can now conduct over-the-counter spot trading of dozens of mainstream digital assets through the Ripple platform, including XRP and LUS.

Jin10 reported on November 3rd, local time, that the Czech "Action of Dissatisfied Citizens" party, "Drivers for Themselves" party, and the Party of Freedom and Direct Democracy signed a coalition government protocol. According to the protocol, the three parties will jointly form the new government, with the chairman of the "Action of Dissatisfied Citizens" party, Andrej Babiš, serving as Prime Minister.

Jin10 Data, November 3 - The South Korean government stated in a statement that President Lee Jae-myung issued an emergency order on Monday, requiring a complete halt to the sale of government assets, and ordered various departments to re-examine the asset sale plans that are currently being promoted or reviewed. It is still unclear what the background for the issuance of this emergency order is. The order stipulates that, except in cases that are deemed necessary and have received prior approval from the Prime Minister of South Korea, government departments are not allowed to sell assets.

Jin10 data reported on November 3, local time on November 2, in response to the threats issued earlier by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, Mohammed Bukhaiti, a member of the political bureau of the Houthi armed forces, stated that the Houthis would respond immediately and forcefully to any acts of aggression by Israel. Earlier that day, Netanyahu declared that Israel would take all necessary measures to eliminate the threat from the Yemeni Houthis. Previously, with the first phase of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza taking effect, the Houthis had announced a cessation of military strikes against Israeli targets.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu pointed out in a meeting that the Israeli military will focus on four directions in Gaza, including bringing back captives, eliminating Hamas, countering attack attempts, and achieving demilitarization. Additionally, he emphasized that measures will be taken to address threats from Lebanon and Yemen.

Since the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire protocol, the death toll has risen to 226, with 590 injured. Since the outbreak of conflict on October 7, the total number of deaths has exceeded 68,800, with over 170,000 injured. The Israeli Prime Minister has accused Hamas of violating the protocol, while Hamas denies this and accuses the Israeli side.

Jin10 Data, November 1st - On November 1st local time, the new government of Moldova, led by Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu, was sworn in at the Presidential Palace of Moldova. President Sandu and Speaker Igor Grosu attended the ceremony. The day before, the Alexandru Munteanu government received a vote of confidence from the Moldovan Parliament.

Jin10 data reported on November 1st, local time on October 31st, when asked whether the United States and Canada would restart negotiations, US President Trump stated, "No." Canadian Prime Minister Carney subsequently stated on November 1st that he had apologized to Trump regarding an anti-tariff advertisement. The advertisement quoted former US President Ronald Reagan's speech on free trade to criticize trade barriers. Carney said, "I did apologize to President Trump, and he was not pleased with it." Carney also stated that trade negotiations would resume "when the United States is ready."

Jin10 Data, November 1 - Local time on October 31, Jordan's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Safadi held talks with Bahrain's Minister of Foreign Affairs Al-Zayani during the 21st Manama Dialogue in the capital of Bahrain, Manama. The two sides focused on discussing the situation in Gaza, reaffirming the need to effectively consolidate the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, ensure timely and adequate humanitarian aid, and accelerate the process of security, stability, and reconstruction in Gaza within a comprehensive framework. Both sides also emphasized the need to promote the formation of a political prospect for achieving just and comprehensive peace, based on the "two-state solution," to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and achieve lasting peace in the region.

Golden Finance reports that U.S. Treasury Secretary Bentsen stated he discussed the adoption of dollar stablecoins with the Prime Minister of Singapore.

Jin10 News, October 31 - On October 31 local time, the Dutch Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD) has confirmed its victory in the House of Representatives election. Although not all ballots have been counted yet, the current vote percentage of the Freedom Party following closely behind makes it impossible for them to surpass the VVD. In June of this year, the Freedom Party withdrew from the ruling coalition due to issues regarding refugee asylum policies, leading to the resignation of the coalition government led by Prime Minister Mark Rutte, leaving the cabinet in a caretaker state. The caretaker government subsequently decided to hold the House of Representatives election early on October 29.

Odaily News The second phase of the Prime Sale project Momentum (MMT) for the Binance Wallet subscription has ended, with a final over-subscription of 376 times. This fundraising plan collected 1390.67 BNB, with a final investment of 523002.92 BNB.

Jin10 reported on October 31 that due to new evidence emerging, the Prime Minister's adviser on ministerial conduct, Sir Keir Starmer, is reopening the investigation into Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, regarding the illegal rental of her own home. The Prime Minister's spokesperson, Geraldine Ellis, told reporters on Thursday: "After reviewing the emails exchanged by the Chancellor's husband, new clues have been handed over to the Prime Minister and his independent advisers." Ellis did not disclose further details but reiterated that the Prime Minister remains "confident" in Reeves. When asked whether the annual budget statement would be released on schedule on November 26 and whether it would still be presented by Reeves, the spokesperson answered both questions in the affirmative.

On October 30, Jin10 reported that KAZUTAKA MAEDA, an economist at Meiji Yasuda Research Institute, stated that due to limited communication time with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, the Bank of Japan is certainly unlikely to make any policy adjustments this time. On the other hand, although Takaichi seems to oppose interest rate hikes, she is not absolutely against them. If communication between the Bank of Japan and Takaichi progresses smoothly, there is still a possibility of raising interest rates in December. Additionally, recent comments from U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen regarding the Bank of Japan may also provide support for an interest rate hike.

Analysts believe that Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's tenure may continue the loose monetary policy, but economic indicators suggest a need for a hawkish stance. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda remains cautious, expecting the central bank's meeting to keep interest rates unchanged while following the inflation pressure brought by the depreciation of the yen.

PANews reported on October 29 that Hercle announced the completion of a $10 million equity financing, led by F-Prime, and secured a $50 million credit line to support global expansion. The company integrates stablecoin as a payment service provider to offer end-to-end infrastructure for businesses, aiming to reduce cross-border Settlement from days to minutes. Hercle claims to have processed over $20 billion in transactions, with 90% completed within 5 minutes, and has over 200 institutional clients, planning to expand in South America, the Middle East, and Africa while extending regulatory coverage.

ChainCatcher news, the crypto assets startup Hercle announced the completion of a $10 million equity financing round, led by global venture capital firm F-Prime, and simultaneously secured a $50 million credit line to support global expansion. Hercle focuses on leveraging stablecoin technology to provide end-to-end institutional-grade infrastructure, making global fund transfers more efficient and cost-effective. The company serves payment service providers and multinational corporations, helping to facilitate instant cross-border payments and settlement.

Jin10 data reported on October 29, local time on the 28th, that despite Israel threatening a large-scale attack, U.S. officials stated that the ceasefire in Gaza "remains in effect." The Israeli Prime Minister's Office issued a statement on the 28th, stating that after the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) fired at Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip, Prime Minister Netanyahu instructed the military to carry out strong strikes against the Gaza Strip. The Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, an armed group under Hamas, subsequently issued a statement saying that due to Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip, the return of the bodies of individuals captured by the Israeli side, originally scheduled for that evening, has been postponed.

According to Jin10 data on October 28, informed sources revealed that Indian Prime Minister Modi did not attend the regional leaders' summit held in Malaysia this week to avoid meeting with U.S. President Trump and potentially discussing the Pakistan issue. Indian government officials are concerned that Trump may reiterate his own claim that he facilitated the ceasefire after the four-day armed conflict between India and Pakistan in May. India has consistently denied that Trump played any role in the ceasefire. Since the India-Pakistan conflict five months ago, India-U.S. relations have deteriorated. Trump imposed a 50% tariff on Indian exports in August, half of which was a punitive measure due to India purchasing Russian oil. Since then, trade negotiations between the two sides have been delayed, and there has been no clear progress. According to informed sources, Modi's team believes that a bilateral meeting with Trump in Malaysia will not yield substantial results. A call between the two leaders last week also failed to reach new Delhi's expectations.

Jin10 reported on October 28, this afternoon, the Nara District Court in Japan held its first public hearing on the assassination case of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. The defendant Tetsuya Yamagami admitted to the charges brought by the prosecution, including murder and violations of the Gun and Sword Control Law.

Jin10 data reported on October 28 that the White House stated in a statement that U.S. President Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Kishi Simao signed a framework protocol on Tuesday to ensure the supply of critical minerals and rare earths through mining and processing. The statement noted that the two countries plan to accelerate the development of a diversified, Liquidity, and fair market for critical minerals and rare earths by utilizing economic policy tools and coordinating investments.

On October 28, Jin10 reported that US President Trump praised the US-Japan alliance during a meeting with Japan's new Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide in Tokyo, reaffirming the ties with this long-time partner and commending Suga's plans to increase defense spending. Trump stated, "I want you to know that whenever you have any questions, any concerns, any needs, or anything you need help with, as long as it's something I can do for Japan, we will do our utmost. We are the highest level of allies." Trump also expressed optimism that both sides have overcome trade disputes. He said, "I believe we will engage in tremendous trade together, more than ever before." He added that he hopes the US-Japan relationship will be "stronger than ever before." According to the latest reports, Trump and Suga have signed the implementation protocol for a new golden era of the US-Japan alliance and a framework for securing critical minerals and rare earth supplies.

Jin10 data reported on October 28 that Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán stated on October 27 local time that although the meeting originally scheduled to be held in Budapest between the presidents of Russia and the United States has been postponed, it will certainly take place in Budapest. Currently, relevant negotiations are still ongoing. Orbán also stated that if peace can be achieved in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, energy prices will decline. He said that for Hungary, it is essential to fight for the continued import of Russian oil and gas.

On October 27, Jin10 reported that on the 27th local time, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry held phone calls with French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna, Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis, Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal, and Jordanian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi to discuss the situation in Gaza. Shoukry emphasized that it is essential to initiate the second phase of the ceasefire protocol in Gaza and simultaneously start the early recovery and reconstruction efforts in Gaza.

On October 27, Jin10 reported that U.S. President Trump stated that he does not expect to meet with Canada "for the time being," as he continues to be upset over television advertisements criticizing his tariff system in Ontario. Trump was asked about the possibility of meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Carney, who will also attend the APEC summit in South Korea later this week. On Monday, Trump said, "I don’t want to meet with him. I won’t meet with them for the time being. I am very satisfied with the agreement we have with Canada right now. We will let it happen naturally." When asked when additional tariffs would take effect, Trump said he did not know. "We’ll wait and see."

Jin10 reported on October 26 that today (October 26), Thai Prime Minister Anutin and Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet signed a joint statement in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia regarding the peaceful resolution of border issues between the two countries. The statement includes four peace agreements between Thailand and Cambodia: the removal of heavy weapons, clearing of landmines, combating fraud groups, and jointly managing the border.

On the 25th local time, the Canadian Prime Minister's Office issued a joint statement supporting peace in Ukraine, calling for a ceasefire, emphasizing that international borders cannot be changed by force, and outlining measures to utilize frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine.

Jin10 Data, October 25 - Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno announced at a press conference on the 24th that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will visit Malaysia from the 25th to the 27th to attend the ASEAN-related summit.

Leaders from multiple European countries and NATO officials held a meeting in London on the 24th, deciding to increase sanctions against Russia, enhance military support for Ukraine, including the provision of long-range strike and air defense equipment, while also pushing to exclude Russian energy from the market and using frozen assets to support Ukraine's reconstruction. UK Prime Minister Starmer revealed that more than 5,000 missiles would be provided to Ukraine.