AiCoin Daily Report (October 11)

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1. Trump Considers Pardoning Binance Founder CZ, Raising Concerns Within the White House

According to Jinse Finance, Trump is discussing whether to pardon Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ), but there are concerns within the White House about the potential public opinion impact of this decision. -Original

2. Multiple Global Banks Jointly Plan Stablecoin Project, Including Citi and Others

According to sources, major global banks such as Santander, Bank of America, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Citi, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Mitsubishi UFJ, TD Bank, and UBS are planning to jointly launch a stablecoin project. -Original

3. Citi Joins Euro Stablecoin Development Project to Drive Regional Payment Innovation

Citi Bank has announced its participation in a European banking consortium to jointly advance the development of a euro stablecoin. -Original

4. Fed's Musalem Open to Rate Cuts, Says Policy Should Be Handled Prudently

Federal Reserve official Musalem stated that inflation remains high and the labor market shows signs of weakness, leaving limited room for policy easing, but he remains open to further rate cuts. He emphasized the need for caution to avoid overly loose policy. -Original

5. Whale Purchases 323.5 BTC, Fund Flows Attract Attention

On-chain analysis shows that a whale or institution purchased 323.5 BTC for $39.328 million, with an average price of about $121,570. The funds were transferred through four wallets into Hyperliquid to complete the transaction, after which the BTC was withdrawn back on-chain. -Original

6. US October Inflation Expectation Preliminary Value at 4.6%, Below Market Expectations

On October 10, the preliminary one-year inflation expectation in the US was 4.6%, below the market expectation of 4.7%, and the previous value was 4.7%. -Original

7. Abu Dhabi Airport Pilots Crypto Payments, Advancing Digital Transformation

Abu Dhabi Airport has signed a memorandum of understanding with Abu Dhabi investment institution Al Hail Holding to pilot stablecoin and cryptocurrency payment solutions. The two parties will jointly develop a regulated digital wallet designed specifically for inbound travelers at Zayed International Airport, aiming to enhance user experience and strengthen the UAE's position as a global hub for tourism, fintech, and sustainable transportation. Al Hail Holding has previously invested in digital bank Zand, and this cooperation will also involve AI system integration and sustainable infrastructure construction, aiming to optimize operational efficiency and drive the airport's digital transformation. -Original

8. Polymarket Returns to US Market Operations with CFTC Approval

According to sources, the native token plan for prediction market platform Polymarket may be postponed until next year, with the company's current focus on returning to the US market. Previously, Polymarket was banned from operating by the CFTC due to violations, but has now resumed its operating license by acquiring the regulated exchange QCX and obtaining a CFTC "no-action letter." The platform has reopened in sports and election markets, now accounting for about 31% of the global prediction market share, second only to Kalshi. -Original

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Concerns over the debt risk of AI infrastructure companies continue to rise. Yields on some CoreWeave bonds briefly exceeded 15% on Thursday and remained elevated on Friday. CoreWeave's stock price plunged another 12% on Friday, and the Nasdaq Composite Index fell about 4.5% for the week. Analysts point out that as capital costs rise to unbearable levels, companies will have no choice but to reduce their capital expenditures.

华尔街见闻•2026/10/16 23:26

Philadelphia Semiconductor Index Experiences Longest Losing Streak Since 2008; Jensen Huang Responds Calmly: Short-term Fluctuations Won't Change AI's Long-term Growth Prospects

Despite recent sell-offs in AI-related stocks, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang remains confident in the long-term prospects of the AI industry.

智通财经•2026/10/16 23:21

U.S. chip stocks drop for eight consecutive sessions! $2 trillion wiped out in market value, marking the longest losing streak since 2008

This week, the investment prospects of AI were questioned by the market. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell by 11.4%, and the Nasdaq dropped more than 4% in a single week. CoreWeave's stock price fell over 25% during the week, and its bonds dropped to distressed levels, casting doubt on the high-yield debt financing model. Strategists warned that being overly bearish could lead to missing opportunities, while "Wood Sister" bucked the trend and increased her holdings of CoreWeave.

华尔街见闻•2026/10/16 21:53

In August, overseas funds returned to the U.S. Treasury market; UK holdings surpassed $1 trillion for the first time; Japan and China continued to reduce holdings, with China’s U.S. Treasury holdings hitting the lowest level since 2008

According to a report by the U.S. Treasury Department, overseas investors made net purchases of $108.9 billion in U.S. Treasury bonds in August, reversing a two-month decline in holdings. Among the top ten countries and regions holding U.S. debt, only China and Japan reduced their holdings in August. Japan, the largest holder, saw its holdings drop for the fourth consecutive month, reaching a 22-month low in the same month it intervened in the foreign exchange market. China’s holdings declined for the third straight month, hitting new lows for two consecutive months not seen since 2008. The UK, the second-largest holder, posted historic highs for two consecutive months. Canada recorded the largest increase in August, up $38.3 billion, ranking fifth overall. Belgium had the second-largest increase, up $19.8 billion.

华尔街见闻•2026/10/16 21:53