Jingdong Coinlink’s official website appears to be offline and is currently inaccessible. According to Odaily, Qichacha lists Jingdong Coinlink Technology Hong Kong Limited as “still registered.” JD previously announced plans to issue a Hong Kong dollar-pegged stablecoin in Hong Kong, with a 1:1 peg. Jingdong Coinlink was a participant in the Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s stablecoin issuer sandbox but was not included in the first group of licensed stablecoin issuers.

On November 8, Goldman Sachs said persistent speculative outflows were a major reason for the recent sharp decline in international gold prices. According to Sina Finance, Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) positioning data showed that managed funds, other traders, and non-reportable traders collectively cut about $8 billion in gold positions from October 20 to 27, marking a fifth consecutive week of net outflows. Since September 22, cumulative speculative outflows from the gold market have reached $19.5 billion. Of the $8 billion outflow from October 20 to 27, about $5.2 billion came from long liquidations and $2.8 billion from new short positions. Other traders and non-reportable traders accounted for about 95% of the outflow. Long-position reductions by the other-trader category alone totaled $4 billion, making nontraditional investors the main force behind the selling, Goldman Sachs said. Goldman Sachs said large-scale speculative selling explained why gold failed to benefit from falling real interest rates. From October 20 to 27, the U.S. 10-year real Treasury yield fell 11 basis points, which would typically support gold, a non-yielding asset, but gold prices declined 1.6% over the same period. The U.S. dollar index rose 0.6% and Brent crude gained 4.1%, adding to the downward pressure on gold. Analysts said concerns about sovereign liquidity management and a strong dollar may have prompted some investors to exit gold positions. Selling pressure may not have fully run its course. Although managed funds’ net positions were relatively low, as of October 27, other traders’ long gold positions remained above the median of the past two years both in nominal value and as a share of open interest, suggesting room for further liquidations. Gold prices fell another 4.3% from October 27 to 30, while Brent crude rose a further 3.7%. Options markets also began to reflect bearish sentiment: gold’s three-month implied volatility increased, and the 25-delta put-call skew rose to the 85th percentile of its range over the past year, indicating increased downside hedging and bearish bets.

Trust Wallet CEO Felix said on X that Trust Wallet was not affected by the Web3Auth security issue. According to Odaily, Web3Auth previously disclosed a security issue affecting services used by some third parties and temporarily suspended its embedded wallet service.

Bernstein analyst Mark Moerdler said OpenAI’s announced computing-power purchase commitments could translate into about $614 billion in infrastructure spending by the end of 2030. According to Sina Finance, that is below the widely cited estimate of $750 billion; Bernstein said investors may be overstating OpenAI’s near-term funding pressure and that direct risks to Microsoft, Oracle, and Amazon are relatively limited. Bernstein’s estimate assumes all confirmed contracts proceed as planned. Data-center delays, project cancellations, and flexibility in hardware purchases could reduce or defer some spending. Costs would accrue as data centers enter service rather than becoming payment obligations immediately. The firm expects OpenAI’s annual infrastructure spending to peak at $184 billion in 2031. OpenAI’s agreement with Oracle involves about $300 billion in computing capacity, expected to be delivered in phases over five to six years. OpenAI accounts for less than half of Oracle’s remaining performance obligations. OpenAI has also committed to purchasing about $250 billion in Azure cloud services from Microsoft, with capacity to be provided in stages over six years. Its agreement with Amazon totals about $138 billion over seven to eight years and includes computing capacity related to Trainium AI chips. The agreement with CoreWeave has a ceiling of $22.4 billion, but that amount does not represent guaranteed revenue. Bernstein said OpenAI’s revenue growth could help fund some of its expanding computing needs. As of September this year, its annualized revenue was reportedly close to $50 billion, up 77% year over year. As computing supply constraints ease, industry risks could shift toward excess capacity. Specialist computing-rental companies that finance data-center construction at high cost and lack stable, long-term customers may face greater operating pressure.

According to ChainCatcher citing Liquid247.xyz, Hyperliquid address 0xfc2713...9d9d currently holds a short position of 1,338.868 BTC, with a notional value of $101 million. BTC was trading at $75,790 at the time of publication.

The U.S. Treasury Department's restrictions on MEXC start with its fund transfers with U.S. financial institutions.

With the establishment of the regulatory framework, the proportion of first-launch/exclusive listings in South Korea has decreased significantly.

The wave of protests has spread from Scotland to Spain, with 2,000 people rallying simultaneously in Dublin and 1,300 in Helsinki in just one day, and clashes and arrests breaking out in Amsterdam.

This week, 14 blockchain startups raised $43.5 million. Uranium Digital raised $16.5 million in Series A funding, the largest funding round this week.

From the history of the Russian trade in dead souls in the 19th century to the world's iris and palm print recognition, in an era of rampant AI forgery, proving the existence of a real human being is becoming an economic technology with a clear price tag.

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Artificial intelligence, US stocks, investment, US tech stocks have experienced a rollercoaster ride – Dan Bin: The probability of the AI ​​era coming to an end is extremely small; funds are being withdrawn to continue adding to positions. Golden Finance reports that US tech stocks experienced significant volatility this week.

The Paraguayan banking crisis exposed the vulnerabilities of traditional finance and also revealed the true nature of crypto "alternatives"—stablecoins, privacy, and identity each have their weaknesses.

Anthropic probably didn't expect that its carefully chosen listing window would be overturned by a midterm election.

Artificial intelligence, financing, JPMorgan Chase, is winning the bid just the last straw? The market is finally facing the risks of AI "circular financing." Golden Finance: The cracks in the AI ​​prosperity narrative are widening.