2026-11-06 11:00 UTC | BLOCK 974800
BITCOIN $76,158 | GOLD $4,068 | OIL $97.43
1. GOPAX Halts Withdrawals and Moves Hot-Wallet Assets to Cold Storage on Hacking Threats
-- South Korean crypto exchange GOPAX suspended withdrawals at 2:55 p.m. Friday and began transferring most assets held in hot wallets to cold storage after hacking threats, saying no losses had been reported, Yonhap reported.
-- The halt is precautionary but exchanges live on confidence: if withdrawals stay shut, depositors who can move will test the remaining venues. Korea's regulator has already confirmed breaches at 37 financial firms exposing about 470,000 records, so GOPAX's cold-wallet sweep is as much a message to supervisors as to customers.
2. Somalia's Top Court Rejects President's Term Extension, Throwing Election Timetable Into Doubt
-- Somalia's Supreme Court rejected the president's term extension amid a political crisis, casting doubt on the country's first nationwide elections since 1969, which are due next year, the BBC reported.
-- The ruling raises the cost of delaying the vote but does not settle who runs the process: federal member states control much of the security and logistics, and al-Shabaab still contests large areas. A disputed timetable gives donors and creditors another reason to hold back budget support.
3. Tesla Winds Down Cybertruck Production to Free Texas Line for Robotaxis
-- Tesla will wind down production of the Cybertruck at its Texas gigafactory to make room for Cybercab autonomous taxis, Elon Musk signalled, the BBC and Financial Times reported.
-- The line switch trades a niche low-volume pickup for capacity aimed at a driverless taxi service that has not yet won broad regulatory approval. It also leaves Tesla without a conventional pickup offering while rivals expand in the segment, and any Cybercab delay would leave the Texas plant underused.
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