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The New York Times: Jensen Huang was reported to have an extramarital affair with company executive Kimberly Powell

The New York Times cited five individuals who previously worked at NVIDIA, reporting that in addition to the extramarital affair already acknowledged, Jensen Huang also had an extramarital relationship with Kimberly Powell, the Vice President of the company's healthcare business. Powell reports directly to Huang, and both are married.According to insiders, during the NVIDIA GTC developer conference in March this year, the two were spotted behaving intimately at a hotel in San Jose, California. Someone captured footage of the incident on a mobile phone, and Huang's security team subsequently isolated the shooter and requested them to sign a non-disclosure agreement. The New York Times stated that it has not seen the video, and the related relationship had previously been discussed internally within the company. Powell was originally scheduled to speak at the opening ceremony of the Milken Institute Health Summit in Washington on the morning of November 12, but the host, CNN reporter Meg Tirrell, announced that she had canceled her appearance without specifying the reason. When responding to a phone inquiry from a New York Times reporter, Huang stated that he did not believe the other party should speak directly with him, and then hung up the phone.This is the second time in a week that Huang has been exposed for an extramarital affair. Meanwhile, The Wall Street Journal reported that NVIDIA's board is preparing to dismiss Huang, with a special meeting scheduled as early as November 11 local time to discuss his future. Following the news, NVIDIA's stock price fell by about 9% in after-hours trading. Since Huang was first reported to have an extramarital relationship with Alice Huang, including the after-hours drop, its stock price has decreased by 18% across the two related reports, resulting in NVIDIA's market value evaporating by approximately $820 billion.

Bitcoin mining company MARA sold approximately 14,000 bitcoins after the season, bringing in 1.1 billion dollars

MARA Holdings (MARA), a Bitcoin mining company, disclosed in its third quarter report and shareholder letter submitted on November 9 that after the end of the third quarter, the company sold 13,597 Bitcoins at an average price of approximately $81,039, bringing in about $1.1 billion, and used $750 million of that to fully repay Bitcoin collateralized loans borrowed from Coinbase Credit and Two Prime, while also releasing 17,477 Bitcoins that were previously pledged. This sale accounted for about 40% of the company's holdings of 34,012 Bitcoins as of September 30.The shareholder letter stated that the aforementioned $750 million loan was borrowed on August 4, of which $600 million was new financing and $150 million was used to replace the original credit line, intended to fund the acquisition of Long Ridge. The company collateralized the loan when Bitcoin was priced at approximately $64,000 and later sold at the aforementioned average price, estimating a net gain of about $170 million from this transaction. After repayment, the proportion of borrowed or pledged Bitcoins fell to below 5%, with that ratio being approximately 57% at the end of the third quarter. The company also stated that it has reduced its debt by $1.4 billion since the beginning of 2026, equivalent to 37% of total debt.The shareholder letter also mentioned that it will continue to sell Bitcoins depending on market conditions to enhance financial flexibility, with proceeds potentially used for artificial intelligence infrastructure, convertible bond repurchases that can be exercised next year, and potential stock buybacks. In the first nine months of this year, MARA has sold approximately 26,984 Bitcoins, bringing in $1.9 billion.

first_img Bitget Wallet's phishing risk interception volume in the third quarter increased by 7.4 times and will expand AI detection

The cryptocurrency wallet provider Bitget Wallet announced plans to expand AI-assisted threat detection. In the third quarter of 2026, the average number of signature requests flagged as potential phishing increased by 7.4 times, rising from about 5,000 in the second quarter to approximately 37,000. Bitget Wallet's Chief Operating Officer Alvin Kan stated that this increase may reflect both a rise in threat activity and enhanced detection capabilities, but existing data cannot quantify the contribution of each.Alvin Kan added that the statistic refers to flagged signature interactions, rather than independent attack incidents or confirmed financial losses. Bitget Wallet introduced AI-assisted risk detection in the second quarter, and the expanded AI checks analyze website code and domain registration information to identify signs of fraud, simulating transactions before user signatures to uncover hidden permissions. In October, 90% of the newly intercepted high-risk domains were identified by AI, compared to 36% in the second quarter; nearly 70% of the domains flagged by AI that month did not have matching alerts in the external threat intelligence sources it checked.Phishing threats continue to target cryptocurrency users. In July this year, a trader lost nearly $1 million due to signing a malicious Ethereum token authorization. An August survey by Rapid7 found that a phishing campaign targeted 885,000 phone numbers, directing recipients to a website impersonating a cryptocurrency wallet provider.
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