According to CoinMeta, as stocks related to artificial intelligence around the world faced selling pressure, the scale of foreign capital withdrawing from the Taiwanese stock market in October reached a record high, and the Taiwan Weighted Index has approached a technical correction zone. Data shows that overseas investors sold a net $31.78 billion worth of Taiwanese stocks last month, exceeding the previous record set in March this year. The large-scale withdrawal of foreign capital highlights that there are increasingly many cracks in the global artificial intelligence trading boom, and investors are facing multiple challenges such as rising borrowing costs, surging artificial intelligence expenditures, and disappointing corporate earnings. Following the Nasdaq 100 Index's sharp drop of 3.5% on Friday, the largest single-day decline since June, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index's plummet of 7.2%, the Taiwanese stock market, which is dominated by semiconductor stocks, is at risk of further declines.