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TRON suffers a five-day losing streak, retreating to defend a key support level at $0.33. Could there be a further 18% downside ahead?

TradingKey - Goldman Sachs heads into October 13 earnings with record Q2 results, strong equities trading and a more challenging backdrop for FICC and dealmaking.

As Ripple-backed Evernorth debuts on Nasdaq, can XRP usher in a new rally?

TradingKey - UnitedHealth heads into October 13 earnings with improving medical costs and Optum margins, but weaker Medicare Star Ratings and regulatory scrutiny add risk.

TradingKey - As of Friday (October 9) Eastern Time, copper prices (COPPER) rebounded significantly, closing up 1.64% at $14,537, bringing the weekly cumulative gain to 2.08% and reversing the previous week's decline. The recent renewed strength in international copper prices was mainly supported by factors including supply disruption risks at Chilean copper mines, a recovery in China's import demand, and declining exchange inventories. However, the trajectory of the US dollar and US interest rate expectations may still limit the short-term upside for copper prices.

Binance responded to Iranian sanctions, stating that it has frozen and offboarded non-compliant accounts, as BNB strengthened past $750.

TradingKey - Palantir (PLTR) shares have recently continued to trend higher, further breaching the $200 round-number mark on October 9. On that day, PLTR closed at $209.05, surging 5.17% and touching an intraday high of $209.58 to hit an all-time high, with a trading volume of approximately 37.58 million shares. Prior to this, the stock gained 2.40% on October 8, bringing the cumulative gain over the two trading days to around 7.7%. Calculated from the closing price of $188.75 on October 2, PLTR rose roughly 10.8% over the following sessions, with its short-term price baseline shifting noticeably higher.

NEAR surged 8% in a standout rally, decisively breaching the $5 level and erasing losses from its recent pullback.

TradingKey - On October 9, Eastern Time, Intel (INTC) closed down 2.22% at $104.70.

TradingKey - On Saturday (October 10), Bitcoin (BTC) extended its rebound from the previous trading session. As of writing, Bitcoin was trading near $82,700, posting a modest daily gain. On Friday, Bitcoin rose about 1.1%, briefly touching around $83,500 intraday after falling to near $80,400 on Thursday. Although the price has recovered part of its losses, it has yet to effectively break above $83,000, and the short-term trend remains in a post-correction recovery phase.

The crypto market came under downward pressure, with Bitcoin falling below $83,000 and Ethereum simultaneously losing the $2,500 mark.

TradingKey - On October 9, Eastern Time, AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) closed down 10.48% at $50.97, touching an intraday low of $47.57 and setting a new 52-week low.

TradingKey - According to a report by Puck News on Friday citing people familiar with the matter, Netflix (NFLX) plans to lay off approximately 5% of its workforce. The plan has not yet been officially announced, and a Netflix spokesperson declined to comment. The exact scale of the layoffs and the affected departments remain to be confirmed.

• Solana implemented 200-millisecond slot times, halving block production intervals. • Institutional settlement frameworks and stablecoin integration boosted capital allocation. • Derivatives short liquidations amplified the intraday price advance.

TradingKey - Oracle's (ORCL) AI infrastructure expansion is facing a new test. As several large-scale data center projects encounter power supply bottlenecks, the cloud computing revenue the company hoped to monetize quickly may be delayed, while the upfront financing costs and debt servicing pressures will not disappear as a result.

• BNB capital inflows accelerated due to growing tokenized real-world assets adoption. • Traders positioned ahead of the scheduled 37th quarterly BNB Auto-Burn. • Stabilizing global liquidity and moderating Treasury yields supported large-cap digital assets.

TradingKey - On October 9 ET, Reuters reported that Ting-Wei "Willy" Sun, a former contractor for Super Micro Computer (SMCI), pleaded guilty in Manhattan federal court in New York on October 8. The case involves the illegal transshipment of servers equipped with advanced Nvidia AI chips to China. The report did not disclose the specific charges or the terms of the plea agreement.

TradingKey - Tensions in the Middle East remain high, putting global energy supplies to the test once again. However, Trump subsequently announced positive progress in a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin, stating that Russia will supply additional diesel to the U.S. and global markets, which narrowed the gains in energy markets.

TradingKey - According to a Reuters report on October 9, Tesla (TSLA) has adjusted the name of FSD to "Tesla Assisted Driving" on its official websites in European countries including Germany, Spain, and the Netherlands. The company is seeking approval for the system across the European Union, with the relevant vote postponed from October to December at the earliest.

• XRP gains support from persistent institutional spot accumulation and exchange supply tightening. • Institutional custody integration and corporate treasury adoption bolster long-term market sentiment. • Derivatives leverage normalization and protocol upgrades provide fundamental backing for XRP.