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Hyperliquid Launches Trailing Stop Loss Orders on Perpetual Futures Market

According to Hyperliquid's announcement on X, the platform has launched trailing stop loss functionality on its perpetual contracts market today. The trigger price adjusts in favor of the position as the mark price moves; when the mark price retraces by a set number of points or percentage, a market order is executed. Long positions track the highest mark price reached after activation, while short positions track the lowest. Users can set an optional activation price to determine when tracking
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Jack Butcher Launches $8 Open Edition on X Money, Closes Sept 22 at 8 PM ET

According to Odaily, digital artist Jack Butcher has launched an open edition titled "8 an open edition on x money" on the X platform. Users can participate by sending $8 via X Money and including their ETH address in the transaction memo. The activity closes on Sept 22 at 8 PM ET, with transaction IDs serving as random seeds for artwork generation. When asked about eligibility, Butcher clarified that artwork will be sent to any address listed in the memo, making international participation feas
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06:27
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Inventera's MRI Contrast Agent Reaches Primary Efficacy Endpoint in Phase 3, Stock Surges 17.14%

According to company disclosure on September 21, Inventera announced its MRI joint contrast agent INV-002 (NEMO-103) achieved the primary efficacy endpoint in Phase 3 trials. The trial, conducted across eight domestic institutions including Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, evaluated imaging quality improvements in 85 shoulder joint disease patients. Independent central reviewers confirmed statistically significant improvements across all three assessment items: joint distension, contr
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AI Model Release Cycle Shortens to 44 Days Since April, Down from 125 Days

According to Nikkei, the average release cycle for new artificial intelligence models from U.S. and Chinese companies has shortened to 44 days since April 2026, down from 125 days between January 2023 and March 2026. The report surveyed five U.S. firms including OpenAI and Anthropic, and four Chinese companies including Alibaba and DeepSeek. Recently, OpenAI and Anthropic released updated models in September, while Google launched an updated Gemini on September 2 after just three weeks of develo
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06:24
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JPMorgan Maintains Bullish Stance on Equities Through Year-End, Calls Oil and Bond Yields Temporary

According to JPMorgan Chase strategists led by Mislav Matejka, strong profit margins, expanding earnings growth, and robust corporate balance sheets continue supporting further stock gains before year-end, despite near-term headwinds. The team stated that recent market pullbacks driven by Brent crude surpassing $100 per barrel and rising Treasury yields are unlikely to derail the current rally. JPMorgan recommends overweighting eurozone and emerging market equities, favoring mining, capital good
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06:23
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Apple iPhone Duo Assembly Yield at Only 60% With One Month Until October 23 Launch

According to Jiemian News citing supply chain sources close to Foxconn, Apple's first foldable iPhone Duo has an assembly yield rate of only 60% as of September 17, with the device scheduled to launch on October 23. The supply chain is awaiting Apple's decision on whether to relax quality standards to accelerate mass production. Rising to mature yield levels is expected to require another six months to a year according to current Apple quality benchmarks. The delay contrasts sharply with Apple's
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South Korea's Stock Market Posts Highest Global Gains This Year but Faces Extreme Volatility Exceeding 60%

According to Financial Times, South Korea's stock market achieved the world's highest gains this year but faces extreme volatility exceeding 60%, with swings reaching nearly 100% during summer months, according to Rockefeller International chairman Luchirc Sharma. The volatility is unprecedented for normal market conditions and poses a burden to the nation's investment environment. Sharma attributed the excessive volatility to high retail investor trading concentration, strong AI investment mome
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South Korea's Stock Market Posts World's Best Gains in 2026 But Extreme Volatility Discourages Foreign Investors

According to Ruchir Sharma, chairman of Rockefeller International, in a Financial Times column on September 20, South Korea's stock market achieved the world's highest gains this year but faces extreme volatility that may deter long-term foreign investors. The KOSPI's volatility exceeded 60% this year and approached 100% in summer, which Sharma described as exceptional under normal market conditions. He attributed the swings to aggressive retail trading, concentrated investments in semiconductor
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06:20
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Entercale Files for $3B IPO on NYSE, Up 1,252% in H1 Revenue

According to CNBC, Entercale, the AI infrastructure subsidiary of U.K.-based Crusoe Energy, filed for an initial public offering (IPO) with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on September 20. The company aims to raise $3 billion, with Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, and Morgan Stanley as lead underwriters. Specific IPO timing and pricing details remain undisclosed. Entercale reported H1 2026 revenue of $140.6 million, up 1,252% year-over-year, though net losses reached $1.02 billion. Th
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UK AI Infrastructure Firm Enscale Files for IPO, Seeking $3 Billion on September 20

According to CNBC, on September 20, Enscale, a UK-based AI infrastructure company, filed an IPO application with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission seeking $3 billion in funding. Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, and Morgan Stanley are serving as underwriters. Enscale operates specialized GPU-based cloud infrastructure for AI training and inference. The company holds 461,000 GPUs and maintains access to up to 10 gigawatts of power infrastructure. Current partnerships include NVIDIA, Micros
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06:16
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AWS Says Some Data Permanently Lost After Persian Gulf Drone Strikes

According to the Wall Street Journal, Amazon Web Services announced on September 17 that it was unable to restore access to some customer data from Persian Gulf data centers following Iranian drone attacks in spring. AWS facilities in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain remain mostly offline after the strikes, resulting in the permanent loss of data hosted on those systems.