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Nasdaq-listed Next Technology Holding has authorized selling or lending against its 5,833 Bitcoin, potentially involving $450 million. The company cited exchange-security and quantum-computing risks, while stressing that none of its BTC is held at Binance.
OpenAI has reportedly cut its fundraising and valuation targets as concern about the AI boom triggers a sharp technology-market retreat. CoinDesk reported the change without providing revised figures, while the Nasdaq 100 has fallen about 10% from its October 6 record.
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Bitcoin fell below $77,000 as a reported $6.3 billion Binance exploit unsettled crypto markets. At the same time, the Nasdaq dropped more than 2% amid weak earnings outlooks and growing concerns over heavy artificial-intelligence spending.
Canton Strategic Holdings plans to launch tokenized versions of its Nasdaq-listed CNTN shares on the Canton Network as soon as Nov. 2, offering round-the-clock trading, immediate settlement and the same shareholder rights as traditional stock.
Franklin Templeton has begun trading two Nasdaq ETFs, FBEQ and FIBT, that invest primarily in U.S. equities while directing portfolio dividends into bitcoin exposure. FBEQ carries a 0.09% expense ratio and caps its bitcoin allocation through scheduled and interim rebalancing rules.
Janus Henderson and Centrifuge launched JQQQ, a tokenized fund tracking the Nasdaq-100 on Stellar. The product targets eligible professional investors outside the US, with reported minimum investment of $100,000, and expands Janus Henderson’s institutional onchain offerings.
Bitcoin edged higher as the Nasdaq rose 1.15% on renewed artificial-intelligence enthusiasm. Robinhood missed third-quarter earnings and revenue estimates, while SoFi’s crypto accounts surpassed 500,000 and Galaxy Digital reported stronger quarterly results.
Anthropic has filed to list Class A shares on Nasdaq under the ticker ANT. The AI company reported sharply higher first-half revenue, a large valuation-driven net loss and a governance structure giving founders and a trust substantial control.
Hong Kong has designated Nasdaq-listed Solana Company a strategic enterprise under its business-attraction program. The firm plans to establish Solana validator operations in the city through Pacific Backbone, while receiving government links to regulators, talent and institutional partners.
Franklin Templeton has registered two Nasdaq-listed ETFs that begin with 95% U.S. stocks and 5% bitcoin, directing regular and special dividends into bitcoin exposure. The products’ prospectus lists October 27 as the effective date, with FBEQ carrying a 0.09% expense ratio.
Bitcoin fell below $82,000 as mixed Tesla and Meta results revived concerns over AI spending, weighing on global equities and cryptocurrencies. Altcoins, particularly DeFi tokens, declined more sharply, while derivatives activity rose despite falling open interest and increased liquidations.
Bitcoin fell toward $81,000 as technology shares sold off, Treasury yields plunged and investors reassessed AI valuations, oil risks and Federal Reserve rate-hike expectations. French borrowing costs also climbed, adding to a broader shift toward defensive assets and safe-haven bonds.
Strive’s second preferred stock, SATS, began trading on Nasdaq after the bitcoin treasury company sold 7 million shares at $90 each. The security will pay a 15% dividend every business day, adding to Strive’s expanding lineup of bitcoin-linked financing products.
Strive bought 4,045 Bitcoin for about $335 million after warrant exercises raised $369.2 million. The Nasdaq-listed company now holds 36,818 BTC and has also priced a $630 million preferred-stock offering to support its expanding digital-asset treasury strategy.
Super League shareholders approved Metaplanet’s planned contribution of 2,100 BTC and $2.5 million, clearing a key step toward renaming the Nasdaq-listed company Superplanet and making it Metaplanet’s U.S. Bitcoin treasury platform.
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Bitcoin held near $82,000 as U.S. technology stocks rebounded from last week’s selloff. The recovery was led by artificial-intelligence shares, while rising Treasury yields, weak homebuilder sentiment and continued corporate crypto purchases kept markets in focus.
