As government debt pressures increase, global capital is viewing Microsoft and Alphabet bonds as new safe havens; at the same time, rising yields are also testing a broader range of AI transactions. The article states that the AI narrative is still supporting tech stocks, but if the bond market continues to weaken, the AI sector will face risks.

French company Ledger stated on October 11 that so far, only cases related to the theft of crypto assets on October 9 have been confirmed to involve equipment purchased from an authorized distributor in Southeast Asia, CryptoBilis. Ledger mentioned that the number of affected devices is limited, but did not disclose the exact number of wallets that were compromised, and indicated that the incident did not affect their systems or direct sales. The company is cooperating with relevant authorities to investigate the matter and is in contact with affected customers.

A senior Iranian official stated that the United States' latest response regarding the end of the war is "insufficient," and warned that if hostilities escalate again, they will target data centers, undersea cables, and AI facilities in the region. The report also mentioned Netanyahu's corruption case, the attack on a Saudi airport, ongoing airstrikes in Gaza, and the situation in southern Lebanon.

ASML closed at $1,780.34 on Friday, up 0.6% from the previous trading day. The article states that the daily chart still indicates a bullish trend, but this has not been confirmed by the hourly chart. The stock price is above the daily moving average but below the pivot point of the next trading day and some short-term moving averages.

Kiev, Kyrgyzstan, halts its national stablecoin project; South Korea plans to strengthen regulations on virtual asset transfers; Thailand prepares to open its local cryptocurrency market. The article also mentions Dubai's requirement for full reserves, cooperation between Hong Kong and Malaysia on stablecoins, as well as progress in cross-chain settlement testing in Japan.