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Yesterday’s market rebound was driven by two developments in the US coming to fruition:
First: The labor market held up: ADP added 86,000 jobs in October, above expectations.
Second: Congress changed hands: Democrats won control of both the House and Senate, and Trump-related stocks fell across the board.
US stocks fell first, then rallied: Nasdaq futures briefly dropped 2.4% on election night, then turned positive, up 0.9%, rebounding about 929 points from their low; S&P 500 futures rose about 1%, and Dow futures gained about 700 points. The reasons were the unwinding of pre-election hedges and the resolution of uncertainty.
Crypto rebounded: BTC broke above $81,000, up more than 4.3% in 24 hours; ETH rose 6.66%; SOL gained more than 4%; BNB rose more than 2%; XRP gained more than 3.7%; and ZEC climbed more than 10%. Total market capitalization across the crypto market was $2.72 trillion, up 1.0% in 24 hours.
Democrats will now focus on lowering the cost of living. Jeffries said they would not seek revenge against Trump.
With data holding up and the election outcome in, US stocks plunged and then rallied, while crypto followed suit and recovered.
A postmortem of Binance’s $6.3 billion theft: Hackers lurked for four months, breached three computers, and pulled off an epic heist
The preliminary investigation report reconstructs how it happened. The defenses weren’t smashed through head-on—it all started with an installer and a fake job interview.
Step one: A tampered installer.
In June 2026, Xiao A, an engineer on Binance’s wallet operations team, wanted to install an AI coding tool. He searched for its name, clicked the first result—a Homebrew installer.
He installed it. But the package had been tampered with by hackers.
Binance’s security team quickly spotted suspicious activity and urgently replaced the devices. But Xiao A’s access to Binance’s wallet infrastructure had already been exposed. The bait had been set, and the hackers began to wait.
Step two: A fake interview that went really well
They waited through the summer. In September, a job seeker, Xiao B, came along.
Posing as a “project director,” the hackers arranged to meet Xiao B, who worked as a Binance developer, through a legitimate recruitment platform. During the first round—a live video call—the “HR representative” proactively shared social media accounts, complete with photos, videos, and glimpses of everyday life. They had a great conversation.
For the second round, they switched to a messaging app Xiao B often used. Xiao B easily kept up with someone claiming to be the “CEO.” As the interview was wrapping up, the CEO said, “Why don’t you do a take-home assignment?” and sent over a code repository.
Xiao B downloaded it onto a work computer and followed the instructions to set it up.
That 3,414-byte file became the turning point in a $6.3 billion heist.
It bypassed Binance’s endpoint security defenses and even used Binance’s internal AI tools to find the traces the team had left behind on Xiao A’s computer.
Step three: Closing the net.
On October 30, everything was ready. The hackers logged into a computer called Xiao C’s and, right under Binance’s nose, made off with $6.3 billion.
Four months. Three laptops. $6.3 billion.
The most costly vulnerability has never been code. It’s people.
Pay close attention to the U.S. midterm elections! They could have a major impact on the market’s subsequent direction.
Latest odds for the U.S. midterm elections: Democrats take both the Senate and the House, up to 99%.
Republicans hold the Senate, Democrats take the House: 1%;
Democrats take the Senate, Republicans hold the House: 1%;
Republicans hold both chambers: 0.1%.
Voting is still underway. As of 7 p.m. ET on November 3, polling stations had closed in Georgia, Kentucky, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, and Indiana. Voting had also ended in some Florida House districts, with the remaining areas set to close at 8 p.m. Next, ballots will be counted state by state.
Voting isn’t over yet, but the odds are already almost a sure thing. Democrats sweep both chambers, and the market is pricing in that scenario.
There’s a key data release this Friday that could directly determine whether rates are raised in December—the US October jobs report.
September’s report showed just 29,000 jobs added, an incredibly weak figure. The market now expects October’s figure to rebound to 65,000.
It all comes down to this number:
If employment is strong, it means the economy can still hold up, and expectations of a Fed rate hike in December will heat up further. The dollar, Treasury bonds, and gold will all move accordingly.
Strong jobs report, stronger rate-hike expectations.
Weak jobs report, and the market can finally catch its breath.
Trump says he won’t strike Iran: oil prices can breathe a sigh of relief for now.
But Morgan Stanley warns that the war won’t end anytime soon, energy costs won’t fall that quickly, and it could take months—or even until 2027—for oil production through the Strait of Hormuz to recover.
As for the midterm elections, don’t read too much into them. A change in Congress won’t alter the long-term outlook for interest rates and the deficit. The government is borrowing too much, Treasury yields are high, and that’s weighing on asset prices. Spending cuts would amount to little more than tinkering; major reforms are unlikely to pass under divided government.
A tight race and slow vote counting may cause, at most, short-term volatility. Historically, disputed elections have had limited impact on markets—unless there are serious problems with the process or its fairness.
Ultimately, what will determine the U.S. stock market isn’t who wins the election, but inflation, growth, and corporate earnings.
Apple’s earnings beat expectations, but the stock still dropped first—because the question isn’t whether it made money, but whether it can make even more going forward.
First, the results: Fourth-quarter revenue came in at $114.48 billion, up about 12% year over year and above expectations. iPhone revenue surged 17.5% to about $57.6 billion, while Mac revenue rose nearly 24%—a standout result.
But the market wasn’t impressed. Shares fell 1.83% at the close, then dropped another 2.5% after hours. Why?
Three trouble spots:
First, Greater China missed the mark. Revenue was about $17.5 billion, up 21% year over year. That sounds good, but it was still about 6.5% below analysts’ expectations.
Second, Services hit the brakes. Growth slowed to about 9.8%, its lowest level in nearly three years. Guidance for next quarter was just 8%–9%, well below market expectations.
Third, gross margin is set to fall. Next-quarter guidance is 45%–46%, below the roughly 46.3% expected and a clear drop from 47.9% this quarter. The main reasons are rising memory prices and higher AI-related costs.
Although next-quarter revenue growth guidance of 7%–10% was above expectations, the stock had already climbed for several months, leaving its valuation elevated. China’s miss, slowing Services growth, and pressure on gross margins all came together, prompting investors to take profits.
The numbers look great, but the guidance has cracks. With the stock already high, investors are heading for the exits.