24H｜Opendoor Soars 39%; Smith & Wesson, NIO up 4%; Oracle up 3%; Crypto Stocks Jump, Bit Origin up 8%, American Bitcoin and BMNR up 3%

Opendoor Technologies Inc, the online real estate platform that’s seen a surge of retail investor interest in recent months, said Wednesday that it’s tapped former Shopify executive Kaz Nejatian as CEO and named co-founder Keith Rabois as chairman.

The stock popped 39% in overnight trading, and is now up more than fifteenfold since hitting its record low in June.

Oracle rose 3% after soaring 36% on the previous trading day.

Smith And Wesson Brands Inc rose 4% in overnight trading after conservative activist Charlie Kirk, 31, was shot and killed at an event he was hosting at Utah Valley University in Orem, just north of Provo.

Crypto stocks jumped in overnight trading. Bit Origin up 8%; Bitfarms up 5%; American Bitcoin, BMNR up 3%; GameSquare, Upexi up 2%; Circle up 1%.

NIO Inc. shares rebounded 4% in overnight trading.

Shares of Nio Inc. fell 9% on Wednesday after the China-based electric-vehicle maker sold $1 billion worth of stock to the public in an effort to raise money so it can develop new models amid struggling sales figures.

Rezolve AI rose 16% in overnight trading.

Rezolve AI plc has announced a General Meeting of Shareholders scheduled for September 30, 2025, in London. The meeting will address several key resolutions, including the adoption of the annual accounts and Directors’ Report for 2024, approval of the remuneration report and policy, and the appointment of Macalvins Limited as the company’s auditor. The board recommends that shareholders vote in favor of these resolutions, which are considered to be in the best interest of the company and its stakeholders.