Token | Trading Volume 【BTC】2.85 billion 【DYDX】2.09 million 【HYPE】90.40 million 【PI】2.16 million 【BNB】775.94 million 【AR】3.69 million 【USTC】2.25 million 【CAT】38,478.84 【ASTER】38.02 million 【AI】119.73 million

In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $18.25 million, with $13.25 million from long positions, with $5.01 million from short positions. BTC liquidation $7.13 million, ETH liquidation $6.06 million.

According to official sources, Upbit will launch Solstice (SLX) to support trading markets for KRW, BTC, and USDT.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, citing foreign media reports, a top-performing technology fund plans to hold shares in SK Hynix, betting that tighter supply will further benefit the South Korean AI memory chip manufacturer after its stock price has surged 1000% over the past year. Richard Clode, co-manager of Janus Henderson Investors' Global Technology Leaders Fund, stated that SK Hynix's dominance in the global high-bandwidth memory chip market means the company could enjoy "significantly greater earnings growth" next year when multi-year supply contracts are likely to be repriced at higher levels. The $8.3 billion fund has outperformed 96% of its peers this year and has returned 36% over the past three years. The fund currently holds shares in US memory chip manufacturers Micron Technology and SanDisk. Clode said, "Most people now believe that this year's shortages will worsen further next year, and the rise of higher-end memory chips produced by companies including SK Hynix, which are more difficult to manufacture, is changing the industry's cyclical nature and making the long-term supply and demand outlook more favorable." (Jinshi)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that AI demand has driven Japanese stocks to record highs, with SoftBank surpassing Toyota on Monday to become Japan's largest company by market capitalization. With its significant exposure to ChatGPT developer OpenAI and broader ambitions in the AI field, SoftBank has transformed itself into a vehicle for the current investment frenzy sweeping the Japanese market. SoftBank has risen nearly 73% year-to-date and hit another record high on Monday, gaining over 8%, after pledging to invest up to €75 billion in France to build a massive AI computing cluster network. Its market capitalization now exceeds 46 trillion yen (approximately $288 billion). Toyota, whose market capitalization closed slightly above 48 trillion yen on Friday, fell nearly 4.5% on Monday, dropping below 46 trillion yen. The automaker surpassed telecommunications group NTT Docomo to become Japan's largest company by market capitalization in 2003. (Jinshi)