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More →BTC saw a net capital outflow of 1,288.6529 BTC over the past 24 hours.
CoinWorld data: BTC saw a net capital outflow of 1,288.6529 BTC over the past 24 hours. This figure is aggregated from continuous 1-hour resolution data and represents the rolling 24-hour net capital flow denominated in BTC assets. It does not represent exchange net inflows, on-chain exchange flows, or institutional capital flows, and should not be conflated with deposit/withdrawal data from any single exchange. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours ago, it is down 5,545.87%; compared with the same-caliber snapshot 7 days ago, it is down 290.35%.
The United States is considering easing sanctions on the shadow fleet to lower shipping rates.
According to news from Bijie, the United States is considering easing sanctions on the shadow fleet to lower shipping rates. A U.S. official said on Wednesday local time that the Trump administration is considering easing sanctions on vessels belonging to the so-called "shadow fleet." These vessels have transported oil and petroleum products from countries such as Russia, Iran, and Venezuela. The move is aimed at lowering global shipping rates, which are currently at historic highs. This comes shortly after U.S. President Trump temporarily lifted sanctions on Russian diesel. That decision drew strong criticism from Ukrainian President Zelensky, several European governments, and some Republican senators belonging to Trump's own party. The U.S. official revealed that the current discussion is focused on whether the United States will allow previously sanctioned vessels to transport "legitimate oil." "Legitimate oil" here refers to crude oil or petroleum products not subject to U.S. sanctions, rather than Russian and Iranian oil restricted by sanctions measures. The official said the move is intended to facilitate the shipment of more refined products and crude oil out of the Gulf region.
CICC research report states that we expect a pause in rate hikes in October, with another move in December.
According to news from Bijie, a research report by CICC states: We expect that interest rate hikes may still be paused in October, with action resuming in December. However, a slower pace of rate hikes does not mean a shift toward easing monetary policy. Over the next year, the Federal Reserve may still maintain a relatively tight policy stance.
The US Dollar Index DXY is slowly declining in early Asian trading.
CoinWorld news: The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) edged lower in early Asian trading, completely erasing all of yesterday's gains since the release of U.S. September CPI data (which had risen by a cumulative maximum of about 70 points), now at 102.16. GBP/USD and EUR/USD rose about 0.3%, now at 1.3231 and 1.1197, respectively.
OpenAI pledges not to use trade secrets Apple alleges were stolen, and devices of 14 employees will undergo forensic examination.
Coin World News: OpenAI has promised not to use what Apple alleges are stolen trade secrets, and forensic examinations will be conducted on the devices of 14 employees. On October 14 local time, OpenAI agreed not to use confidential information that Apple claims was taken by former employees during the trade secret lawsuit with Apple. Under the agreement reached by both parties, OpenAI must collect forensic images of the devices of 14 employees, and U.S. District Judge Edward Davila of the Northern District of California will have the authority to enforce the agreement. Previously, the judge said he was likely to side with Apple and issue an injunction against OpenAI, and the agreement essentially satisfies Apple's demand to prevent its confidential information from being used in the development of competing technologies. Apple sued OpenAI and related individuals in July this year, accusing them of obtaining confidential information involving product design, manufacturing, component technology, testing methods, and supply chains in order to advance OpenAI's entry into the consumer hardware market. OpenAI denied the allegations, saying it had no intention of using Apple's trade secrets and accusing Apple of trying to restrict employees from changing jobs.
TSMC Earnings Face a High Bar: Beating Expectations Alone May Not Calm the Global AI Selloff
According to CoinWorld news, TSMC's earnings report faces a high bar, and merely beating expectations may not be enough to quell the global AI sector sell-off. As strong results from major global chipmakers fail to lift AI trading, TSMC will face a fairly high threshold on Thursday if its earnings report is to impress investors. Weighed down by concerns over interest rate hikes, AI infrastructure financing, and whether the chip boom cycle can continue, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has fallen for six consecutive trading days, with more than $1.5 trillion in market value wiped out cumulatively. TSMC had previously reported a 51% surge in quarterly revenue. However, recent solid results from Samsung Electronics and ASML still failed to ease market anxiety about chip stocks. The bar to impress investors is "very high," said Kevin Net, portfolio manager at Financiere de L Echiquier. "To drive a positive share price reaction, simply beating expectations is not enough.
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Jie Mian News: GenFleet Therapeutics-B (02595.HK): Multiple domestic and overseas clinical studies of GFH375/VS-7375 have achieved positive progress, showing excellent efficacy in various RAS-mutant solid tumors. Zhitong Finance APP News: GenFleet Therapeutics-B (02595.HK) announced that multiple domestic and overseas clinical studies of GFH375/VS-7375 (an oral KRAS G12D inhibitor) have achieved positive progress and the latest data from the relevant studies have been released. Currently, GFH375 has obtained three Breakthrough Therapy Designations (BTD) in China for the treatment of KRAS G12D-mutant pancreatic cancer, non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), and colorectal cancer (CRC), and has entered two registrational Phase III studies for monotherapy in pancreatic cancer and NSCLC.
Kunlun Wanwei releases a consumer-grade GPU video large model game, simultaneously open-sourced.
Coin World News: Kunlun Wanwei has released a consumer-grade GPU video large-model game and simultaneously open-sourced it. Kunlun Wanwei stated that on October 15, it officially released the world's first video large-model game capable of running on a single consumer-grade GPU — Matrix-Game4.0. Kunlun Wanwei said that Matrix-Game4.0 establishes a new paradigm for game world models: the game engine maintains the world state and interaction rules, while the video generation model presents detailed visuals in real time. It packs a 480p, 60FPS real-time gaming experience into a single NVIDIA RTX 5090. The project has also been open-sourced.
Bitwise CIO: Almost all macro scenarios will drive Bitcoin higher.
According to Cointelegraph, Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan said that whether the economy faces rate hikes, inflation, recession, or an AI boom, almost every macroeconomic scenario will ultimately lead to Bitcoin rising. He noted: "All roads still lead to Bitcoin."
US stocks closed with Coreweave down over 15% and SK Hynix down over 6%.
CoinWorld data: According to msx.com data, at the U.S. stock market close, popular tech stocks generally declined, with the storage and semiconductor sectors falling broadly. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index closed down 4.3%, and the chip stock index fell for a sixth consecutive session, marking its longest losing streak since May 2025. AI cloud service provider Coreweave plunged more than 15%, SK Hynix fell more than 6%, SanDisk dropped more than 5%, Seagate Technology, Western Digital, and Micron Technology each fell more than 4%, Nvidia, Broadcom, and Meta each dropped more than 3%, Tesla fell more than 2%, and Google, Microsoft, and Amazon each declined more than 1%. Apple rose 0.5% against the trend, closing with a market capitalization of $5 trillion, becoming the second publicly listed company after Nvidia to surpass a $5 trillion market value. Precious metals, computer hardware, and crypto mining companies were among the biggest decliners, with Dell Technologies down more than 11%, U.S. Gold Corp and Quantum down more than 10%, Super Micro Computer down more than 8%, and Coinbase and Pan American Silver down nearly 5%. Oil and gas, weight-loss drugs, and food and beverages were among the top gainers, with Eli Lilly, Roche, and Amgen up more than 3%, and Chevron and Exxon Mobil up more than 1%.