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Bitcoin worth $29 in 2010 suddenly moves after 16 years. Now this Satoshi-era BTC USD is valued at $8.3 million
Oct 8, 2026

Bitcoin worth $29 in 2010 suddenly moves after 16 years. Now this Satoshi-era BTC USD is valued at $8.3 million

A Bitcoin stash worth about $29 when mined in 2010 has moved for the first time in roughly 16 years. The 100.02 BTC was transferred on October 7 and was worth around $8.3 million at the time, with the coins sent to two new addresses.



OpenAI revenue shock sends Nvidia, Oracle and CoreWeave stocks lower today. Here's what happened
Oct 8, 2026

OpenAI revenue shock sends Nvidia, Oracle and CoreWeave stocks lower today. Here's what happened

OpenAI’s annualized revenue reached about $50 billion at the end of September, nearly $20 billion below earlier reports. The update sent Nvidia, Oracle and CoreWeave shares lower, while new figures showed OpenAI’s revenue run rate had still grown more than 70% since the start of the third quarter.


Chinese aunties show their spin on basketball
Oct 8, 2026

Chinese aunties show their spin on basketball

What started as a village sport in rural China has made its way to the U.S., with this team of “aunties” teaching their unique form of basketball to young American athletes in Las Vegas.



What happens when a rocket crashes into the Moon? Scientists are watching for clues about lunar impacts
Oct 8, 2026

What happens when a rocket crashes into the Moon? Scientists are watching for clues about lunar impacts

The Moon has a new man-made crater. A discarded SpaceX Falcon 9 stage struck the lunar surface on August 5, 2026, near Einstein Crater. NASA, South Korea’s Danuri orbiter and Earth-based telescopes tracked the impact. Scientists are now studying the debris and chemical clues to better understand lunar impacts.



GST reforms: Refunds, wider ITC mark third phase of reform as India targets global supply chains, says PwC’s Pratik Jain
Oct 8, 2026

GST reforms: Refunds, wider ITC mark third phase of reform as India targets global supply chains, says PwC’s Pratik Jain

PwC’s Pratik Jain said the GST Council’s latest measures mark the third phase of the tax reform, shifting focus to bolder policy changes and ease of doing business. He said wider refunds for input services and capital goods, along with ITC on employee insurance, could ease working-capital stress and lower costs.


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