IPX

Seed RWA

Oct 15, 2026

Raised $4M

Lead investor Bitsurge Holdings

Valuation $125M

Sector RWA

Participating investors YICIPX Holdings Family Office

Source：thedefiant.io

Today

10:05

Eli Lilly rises 5.2% to $1,260.17, setting intraday record high

TREE NEWS reports: Eli Lilly shares rose 5.2% to $1,260.17 on the day, setting a new intraday all-time high. The move marks a fresh record for the pharmaceutical company’s stock during the session.

US Stocks

10:03

Google Cloud outage in London hits banks, financial firms

TREE NEWS update: Google apologized after a cloud service disruption in London on 20 May affected the websites and mobile apps of several banks, financial firms and public service providers. The company said multiple services in its “Europe-west2” region were impacted and that teams were working to resolve the issue, which it later attributed to an electrical problem. The UK prime minister’s office said it was in contact with Google to restore services as soon as possible.

Macro

10:02

NAR economist: September housing conditions weakened as mortgage rates climbed

TREE NEWS reports: The National Association of Realtors’ chief economist said September market conditions weakened as mortgage rates rose quickly, with buyers and sellers possibly waiting for rates to turn favorable. The assessment, reported on the NAR economist’s view, points to a slowdown in housing activity tied to the rate move.

Macro

10:01

US pending home sales fall to record low as mortgage rates climb

TREE NEWS reports: US pending home sales fell 7.3% in September to an index reading of 66, the lowest level since records began in 2001, the National Association of Realtors said Tuesday. The gauge, which tracks signed contracts on existing homes, was down nearly 13% from a year earlier on an unadjusted basis, with every region posting declines. Mortgage rates have climbed toward three-year highs since the outbreak of the war with Iran, keeping buyers on the sidelines.

MacroUS Stocks

10:00

US September pending home sales fall 12.6% year-on-year

TREE NEWS reports: US pending home sales fell 12.6% year-on-year in September, far steeper than the expected 3.9% decline and following a 4.9% drop in the prior reading. The sharper-than-forecast contraction points to continued weakness in the US housing market as high borrowing costs weigh on buyer demand.

Macro

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