TREE NEWS reports: US consumer credit rose at its fastest pace in nearly four years in September, marking the quickest expansion since late 2021. The acceleration signals renewed household borrowing demand as the Federal Reserve weighs the trajectory of interest rates. No further breakdown of the credit components was included in the release.
TREE NEWS update: A US proposal on 401(k) retirement plans does not exclude altcoins and smaller cryptocurrencies, but experts say those assets could face challenges gaining entry into retirement plans. The proposal stops short of barring such coins, leaving the practical barriers to inclusion unresolved.
TREE NEWS reports: QNTX rose 26.4% over the past 24 hours and is now trading at 37.79 USDT.COM data. The token’s sharp move marks one of the larger 24-hour gains in the latest session.
TREE NEWS reports: US consumer credit rose by $27.839 billion in September, more than double the $13.8 billion economists expected and up sharply from a revised $8.281 billion gain the prior month. The larger-than-expected increase points to faster household borrowing growth at the start of the fourth quarter.
TREE NEWS update: Hyperliquid Strategies holds approximately $3.5 billion in HYPE and disclosed that its quarterly deployment and FCM application are “the same bet,” the company said. The disclosure links its ongoing token deployment schedule with its application for a futures commission merchant license.
TREE NEWS update: California Democratic Rep. Robert Garcia, expected to lead the House Oversight Committee in the new Congress, said he plans to investigate incoming White House chief of staff Stephen Miller’s role in the Trump administration’s hardline immigration deportation campaign. Garcia accused Miller of being the chief architect of allegedly unconstitutional ICE raids that he said caused community panic and the abduction and deaths of US citizens and immigrant families. He warned Miller to prepare legally for a likely probe.
TREE NEWS update: US President Donald Trump attributed the stock market’s decline to the vote results, without specifying which vote or providing further details. The remark links the equity selloff directly to the outcome of the ballot. No additional figures or context were given.
TREE NEWS update: President Donald Trump said new White House chief of staff Miller is politically savvy and a good manager. Trump said he wants to make changes and wants Miller to get things done. The comments were made in remarks about the staffing change.
TREE NEWS update: US President Donald Trump said the employment data was “very amazing,” commenting on the latest US jobs figures. The remark was a brief public statement from the president on the state of the labor market. No specific numbers or policy details were given in the comment.
TREE NEWS update: US President Donald Trump said the United States is holding talks with Iran, without providing further details on the scope, timing or participants of the discussions. The remark was made in a brief statement that offered no additional information on the status of negotiations or the issues under discussion.
TREE NEWS update: Abdulrahman Alfozan, a 35-year-old Saudi national accused of installing a wiretap device at OpenAI’s San Francisco headquarters, pleaded not guilty Friday in federal court in San Francisco. A grand jury indicted him on Oct. 27 on one count of intercepting oral communications, which carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison if convicted. Alfozan has been held without bail since his arrest in early October, and the judge set his next court appearance for Nov. 17.
TREE NEWS update: Hyperliquid Strategies has applied to become a U.S. futures commission merchant, a filing that could allow Americans to trade perpetual futures on permissioned Hyperliquid markets if regulators approve. The application is pending regulatory approval; no timeline or decision date was disclosed.
TREE NEWS update: Maxine Waters called for legislation to stop President Trump’s crypto conflicts of interest, establish strict but fair rules for legitimate crypto businesses, and protect consumers, small businesses, community banks and the financial system. Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee, including JBSDC and jenbrowndc, described Waters’ stance as an opening to work with the industry on a regulatory framework for legitimate participants.
TREE NEWS update: The United States announced a fresh round of Iran-related sanctions on November 6. The announcement did not specify the entities or individuals targeted or the measures involved. Further details were not immediately available.
TREE NEWS update: Coinbase has completed the conversion of Aerodrome and Velodrome tokens into the new AERO and reopened deposits and withdrawals for AERO and VELO. The exchange said it no longer supports deposits or withdrawals of the old AERO and warned users not to send old AERO to their deposit addresses, as such deposits may not be recoverable.
TREE NEWS reports: Nuclear power concept stock Oklo surged as much as 25% intraday, its largest intraday gain since September 2025, after its earnings report showed construction of its Aurora power plant in Idaho is progressing quickly and in an orderly manner. The move marked the sharpest one-day advance for the stock in about four months.
TREE NEWS reports: IONQ climbed 19.6% over the past 24 hours and was trading at 31.67 USDT.COM data. The move marks a sharp short-term gain for the token, which is quoted in USDT on the platform.
TREE NEWS reports: WTI December crude futures settled up $0.31, or 0.34%, at $90.83 a barrel, but fell more than 12.76% over the week. NYMEX December natural gas settled at $2.9980 per million British thermal units. December gasoline settled at $2.7767 a gallon and December heating oil at $4.3317 a gallon.
TREE NEWS update: US Treasury Secretary Bessent and US Trade Representative Greer spoke with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, raising concerns over China’s recent actions and stressing that Beijing must fully and immediately implement commitments made in the agreement reached in Busan, South Korea, a year ago. Greer’s office said China must take concrete action, especially on agricultural purchases and rare earths and other critical minerals. Tariff exemptions on some Chinese goods expire November 10, and Washington has not said whether it will extend them.
TREE NEWS update: Chile will file a complaint over a tailings leak at state-owned copper miner Codelco, the country’s national copper company. The government said it would lodge the complaint over the incident, without specifying the regulator or court involved or the scale of the spill. Codelco has not commented on the planned action.