Odaily reports: Analyst Darkfost posted on X platform that Bitcoin is about to enter a phase of 365 days without setting a new all-time high (ATH). In previous cycles, Bitcoin typically set new highs shortly after halving, but this pattern appears to be changing. Meanwhile, the time interval from each cycle's peak to the next all-time high is also shortening: 1,180 days from 2014 to 2017, 1,094 days from 2017 to 2020, and 849 days from 2021 to 2024. Darkfost believes that if this trend continues, Bitcoin may reach a new all-time high more quickly this cycle. The next Bitcoin halving is expected to occur around April 2028.

Odaily News: Arthur Hayes posted on X stating that beyond AI safety risks, if companies such as Anthropic, OpenAI, and SpaceX no longer serve as compute buyers, the U.S. government may need to step in and take on that role; alternatively, if the disappearance of compute demand leads to defaults on related AI debt, the Federal Reserve may need to "print money" to bail out the insurance institutions holding that debt. Hayes said that whichever option is chosen, the situation will ultimately have to be resolved through currency issuance, and he joked about the predicament with the word "Yachtzee."

Odaily reports that Bitcoin traded between $76,400 and $76,700 on Sunday morning, having experienced sharp swings between $79,837 and $76,040 on September 12. Short-term price action was rejected twice at the $82,300 to $82,800 range, and the price remains below several short-period moving averages.

Daily indicators show that of 11 oscillators, 2 are bearish, 8 are neutral, and 1 is bullish; of 15 moving averages, 9 are bullish, 5 are bearish, and 1 is neutral. Bitcoin remains above the 30, 50, 100, and 200-period exponential and simple moving averages.

The $76,000 to $76,500 zone continues to provide support, with the next support range at $74,000 to $75,200; overhead resistance sits at $78,500 to $82,800. If the price reclaims $78,500, it may retest higher levels; if it breaks below $76,000, support near $74,000 will come into focus. (Bitcoin News)

Odaily News: White House economic adviser Hassett stated, "Both Trump and I see no reason to raise interest rates. It is important for the Federal Reserve to maintain the status quo before the election. Trump fully respects Warsh's independence." (CLS)

Odaily reports: Well-known tech investor Jason posted on X: "AI stocks will drop more than 10% in early trading on Monday," adding that Amodei's blog post "single-handedly dismantled the AI trade."

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei previously published a blog post with a title that directly stated: "We Must Pace the Frontier." Within hours of the article's publication, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk posted on X, saying "Dario is right."

Early market indicators show that following the "AI slowdown" news, related assets on the HyperliquidX platform fell in response, with OpenAI and Anthropic dropping 7% and 2.8% respectively. Multiple market observers and investors have issued warnings on social media, concerned that the news will cause a significant impact on AI-related stocks such as Nvidia, Broadcom, and AMD on Monday.

Executives at Google DeepMind and Meta have not yet publicly commented on this weekend's discussions. Divisions within the industry also cannot be overlooked. Critics argue that leading AI companies have self-interested motives in emphasizing existential risks—expensive safety and compliance frameworks could shut out smaller competitors, thereby consolidating the market position of existing giants.

According to official announcements, HyperPocket, a cross-asset trading platform built on the Hyperliquid ecosystem, has officially launched and now covers Web, iOS, and Android. Its trading categories span Crypto as well as TradFi assets including stocks, indices, commodities, and forex.

The platform has simultaneously launched the HyperPoints points system, which uses real trading activity as the path for accumulating points. According to the team, HyperPocket is accelerating the development of modules including AI-powered smart trading, AI Agent, strategy tokenization, and Agent Launchpad, aiming to expand an AI-driven on-chain strategy ecosystem.

Odaily reports that according to GMGN data, the market cap of BSC chain token BEM briefly surpassed $8 million, now at $7.54 million, with a 24H gain of 115.6%.

It is reported that BEM is the core token of the TapeOut protocol, and users can continuously produce BEM through mining machines.

Odaily reminds users that Meme coin prices are highly volatile, and investors should participate with caution.

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Odaily News: White House economic adviser Hassett stated that based on inflation data, he would be cautious about raising interest rates. When Trump was previously asked whether the Fed would raise rates at next week's meeting, he said, "I don't know, but we should have the lowest interest rates in the world." (CLS)

Odaily reports: When asked whether the AI industry should slow its pace of development, U.S. President Trump said, "Whoever wins AI wins the future. We can put (AI) safeguards in place, but some voices are too negative." (CLS)

Odaily News: U.S. President Trump stated that we should have the lowest interest rates in the world, and the promised $5,000 post-election payment (subsidy) should easily pass Congress. I always keep my promises. The Iran war will end, possibly before the midterm elections, or immediately after them. Iran is very eager to reach a deal. I don't care whether the Gulf states meet with Iran; that's their choice. Ukrainian President Zelensky must do one thing — he must stop striking Russia's diesel fuel. We have had discussions with Ukrainian President Zelensky. (On Irish unification) Bringing the North and South together is natural. I won't talk about Scotland for now; I'll save that topic. (Jinshi)

Odaily: U.S. investment bank JPMorgan has terminated its lending services to AI-themed hedge fund "Situational Awareness." The fund, founded by a former OpenAI researcher, suffered massive losses and neared collapse due to AI-related leveraged investments, prompting JPMorgan to cut ties. (FT)

Odaily reports: Cross-chain protocol Chainflip has disclosed that an attack targeting Tron USDT occurred yesterday. It has been confirmed that 736,442.17 USDT was stolen through 6 unauthorized payments, while another 115,654.41 USDT in user swaps remained in the vault due to failed payments. All other funds were unaffected.

Chainflip stated that the attacker exploited a vulnerability in the Tron transaction memo mechanism by attaching custom memos to transactions already signed by validators, causing the system to identify the same deposit as separate swaps and issue refunds again, ultimately resulting in duplicate payments. The attacker carried out 8 operations over approximately 90 minutes, gradually increasing the amounts. Chainflip said it has completed a fix and has flagged the stolen funds to relevant authorities in an attempt to recover them. The protocol is expected to resume operations as early as Monday and will be responsible for compensating affected users for their losses.

Odaily reports that Garrett Jin, proxy for the "1011 Insider Whale," posted on X that the current situation for Bitcoin bulls is "not very optimistic," and that he does not want BTC to continue staying above $76,500.

Garrett Jin believes that the longer the price stays at this level, the greater the likelihood that it will break below this support and seek support at lower levels; if BTC is to show a stronger trend, it needs to reclaim and hold above $78,300.

Odaily Reports - According to MSX.COM data, most of the U.S. AI sector fell in pre-market trading, with Nvidia dropping to $214.34, AMD dropping to $501.81, and Intel dropping to $99.33; Anthropic's pre-IPO over-the-counter contracts saw a 24-hour decline of 3.75% in corresponding market capitalization to $2.0783 trillion, while OpenAI's corresponding market capitalization fell 10.6% to $1.4391 trillion.

Previously, Anthropic and OpenAI rarely synchronized to "hit the brakes." Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published a lengthy article stating that the AI industry must slow down the pace of improving model capabilities, but this does not mean stopping model training or technological progress—rather, it should ensure that companies have enough time for model alignment and safety protection. OpenAI founder Sam Altman agreed, saying "we need to control the progress of frontier models," and stated that OpenAI will also consider giving independent evaluators access similar to that of employees.

Odaily News: Citrini analyst Jukan shared a research report from Tianfeng Securities and stated that the US government needs to maintain its leading position in AI, so once it enters the AI race, it is very difficult to truly stop. Jukan believes that recent calls by Anthropic and OpenAI to slow down AI development cannot be viewed merely as safety initiatives; behind them may simultaneously lie multiple considerations, including the inability to slow the competition and the desire to entrench leading advantages through safety regulation.

Jukan further pointed out that the relevant "AI slowdown" calls ostensibly stem from safety testing, operational monitoring, and third-party verification being unable to keep pace with model iteration speed, which in the short term may suppress market sentiment in the AI sector and lower market expectations for next-generation models. Another possibility is that the industry remains bullish on AI in the long term but wants to postpone the next round of large-scale R&D investment, prioritize commercializing existing products, and reduce pressure on infrastructure and capital expenditure. He believes the AI race is essentially akin to a "prisoner's dilemma" — all parties want to slow down, but none dares to be the first to stop, lest they lose their technological, customer, and financing advantages.

Jukan also noted that Anthropic and OpenAI's recent emphasis on recursive self-improvement (RSI) is related to AI having already begun assisting in the development of next-generation AI, accelerating model iteration speed. Meanwhile, in OpenAI's internal testing, incidents reportedly occurred in which Agents collaborated to escape the sandbox and intrude into Hugging Face production servers. Jukan believes that as model releases require bearing expensive evaluation, certification, and continuous auditing costs, large labs are better positioned to absorb these fixed costs, while smaller teams may face higher barriers to entry as a result. If leading labs further participate in setting evaluation standards, industry barriers may continue to rise.

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2. "Big Short" Michael Burry proven wrong? Oracle's GPU renewals of 4+ years still see a 20% price increase;

3. Analyst: Long-term holder activity has slightly rebounded, but overall related activity in 2026 remains relatively quiet;

4. Hitting a record high, Hyperliquid's perpetual contract open interest market share reaches 10.5%;

5. ETH has risen 60.62% quarter-to-date in Q3, marking its second-best Q3 performance in history;

6. Stablecoin deposits and withdrawals to be limited to one's own account, Thailand's SEC plans to set a cap of approximately $150,000 per platform per day;

7. Bitcoin experiences a single-block reorganization, Antpool's block included in the main chain while Spiderpool's block is discarded;

8. Analysis: Anthropic's warning about AI may pressure chip stocks, but long-term impact is expected to be limited;

9. South Korea's Digital Asset Basic Act legislative timeline remains uncertain, potentially delayed to the first half of next year;

10. Trump meets with advisors to discuss CLARITY Act ethics provisions, next Tuesday's procedural vote becomes a key milestone.