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- 1Bitcoin slips below $84,000 as tanker attacks lift oilโBitcoin dips below $84,000 as oil jumps on Iranian tanker attacks
Bitcoin fell below $84,000 after attacks on tankers linked to Iran pushed oil prices higher, adding geopolitical pressure to already fragile markets. Traders say the strike on shipping in the Gulf is driving investors away from risk assets, with cryptocurrencies selling off alongside equities while oil and other safe havens gain.
- 2CJRB Knives Heavily Discounted for Prime DayโA Bunch of CJRBโs Best Knives Are Selling Well Below Retail for Prime Day
Gear Patrol reports that a wide selection of CJRB pocket knives, one of the most popular budget EDC knife brands, are on sale well below their usual retail prices during Amazon's Prime Day event. The deals cover several of the brand's best-reviewed models, making it a notable moment for knife and everyday-carry enthusiasts looking to buy. Shoppers are being urged to act quickly since Prime Day discounts are typically time-limited.
- 3Bitcoin dips below $84,000 as $487 million in long positions liquidatedโBitcoin briefly slides below $84,000 as crypto long liquidations reach $487 million
Bitcoin briefly fell below $84,000 on Monday, triggering roughly $487 million in liquidations of leveraged long positions across crypto markets. The sharp drop caught out traders betting on rising prices, with forced selling amplifying the decline. Market watchers are monitoring whether bitcoin can hold above the $84,000 level or faces further downside in the coming sessions.
- 4Bitcoin Slips Below $84,000 as Ether and XRP Also FallโBitcoin Falls More Than 2%, Drops Below $84,000; Ether and XRP Also Weaken
Bitcoin dropped more than 2%, falling below the $84,000 mark, in a broad pullback across major cryptocurrencies. Ether and XRP also weakened, indicating selling pressure across the wider crypto market rather than a move confined to bitcoin alone.
- 5Bitcoin Falls Below $84,000 as Long Liquidations Hit $485 MillionโBitcoin Slips Below $84,000 as $485 Million in Longs Liquidate
Bitcoin dropped below $84,000, triggering roughly $485 million in liquidations of leveraged long positions. The sell-off caught traders holding bullish bets off guard, with forced selling accelerating the price decline. Market watchers are assessing whether the drop signals further downside or a temporary shakeout, as volatility continues to rattle crypto markets.
- 6Gas cars fall below half of global new car sales for first timeโGas cars fall below 50% of global new car sales for the first time
Internal combustion engine cars have dropped below 50% of global new car sales for the first time, according to an Electrek report. The milestone reflects the rapid growth of electric and hybrid vehicle sales worldwide, particularly driven by demand in China. Commenters are noting the symbolic weight of the shift for the auto industry and its long-term implications for oil demand and emissions.
- 7Kia's 2027 EV3 subcompact electric SUV revealed in photosโPhotos: Kia's new 2027 EV3 subcompact electric SUV has a model lineup that can challenge larger and more expensive EVs. See link below โฌ๏ธ ๐ธ Mark Phelan, Detroit Free Press
Kia's new 2027 EV3 subcompact electric SUV is drawing attention after photos were shared by Mark Phelan of the Detroit Free Press. The lineup, according to the report, offers range and features that allow it to compete with larger and more expensive electric SUVs, positioning the EV3 as a strong value option in the growing affordable EV segment.
- 8Lennar Trades Below Book Value as Berkshire Keeps BuyingโLennar (LEN) Trades Below Its Own Book Value and Berkshire Keeps Adding. Why?
Homebuilder Lennar is trading below its own book value, and Berkshire Hathaway has continued adding to its stake in the company. The situation has drawn attention because a stock priced under book value suggests the market is pricing in weakness in the housing sector, while Warren Buffett's firm appears to see value in the shares. Investors are debating whether Lennar is a bargain or a warning sign for homebuilders.
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A preprint titled 'Integer multiplication below n log n', dated September 23, 2026, has been published in OpenAI's public mathematics repository on GitHub. The claim touches a foundational problem in theoretical computer science: whether integers can be multiplied faster than the long-standing n log n bound achieved by Harvey and van der Hoeven in 2019. If the result holds up to peer review, it would mark a new milestone in algorithmic complexity theory.