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CNEX RMB Liquidity Sentiment Index Falls 3 Points to 53 on July 17

According to Jin10, on July 17 at 10:15 a.m., the CNEX market-wide RMB liquidity sentiment index fell 3 points to 53, down from 56 at 8:45 a.m. By institutional type, the sentiment index for large banks stood at 53 (down 2 points), mid-sized and small banks at 55 (down 3 points), and non-bank instit
GateNews·07-17 02:21
CNEX RMB Liquidity Sentiment Index Falls 3 Points to 53 on July 17

Trump Media Truth API goes live, as the target audience for stock algorithmic trading firms

According to Reuters, U.S. President Trump’s Trump Media & Technology Group has launched a paid data interface called “Truth API.” The product will go live on August 1, faster than the notification-push speed of Truth Social for regular users, transmitting in real time posts from the 10 most influential accounts on the platform. The company says the product is designed for institutions such as algorithmic trading firms that are “most affected by information-delayed costs.” Truth API product spec
TSM3.00%
MarketWhisper·07-17 02:15
川普媒體Truth API上線

Seagate Technology (STX) plunges 10% in a single day: Why has the AI storage leader become one of the hardest-hit areas of the semiconductor selloff?

On July 17, US listed semiconductor stocks saw a sharp sell-off. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 4.3% in a single day, closing at 11,867.50. Compared with the mid-June peak, it had already pulled back by more than 22%, officially entering a technical bear market. Memory chips were the hardest hit. SanDisk (SNDK) plunged 12.63% to $1,411.08; Western Digital (WDC) tumbled 9.15% to $466.81; SK hynix ADR (SKHY) fell 13.69% to $152.31; Micron Technology (MU) dropped 5.65% to $853.20. Seagat
STX-10.22%
SNDK-3.78%
WDC-10.25%
SKHY0.83%
MU-2.18%
GateInstantTrends·07-17 02:09
Seagate Technology (STX) plunges 10% in a single day: Why has the AI storage leader become one of the hardest-hit areas of the semiconductor selloff?

Microsoft’s in-house MAI model replaces OpenAI, with MSFT stock backed by 282 hedge funds

Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) shares rose 1.38% on July 17, and that day 282 hedge funds held MSFT stock. According to a Bloomberg report, Microsoft has begun replacing OpenAI and Anthropic models with its own MAI models in some software products, aiming to lower AI usage costs and reduce reliance on external vendors. Three Drivers Behind Microsoft Replacing Outlook and Excel With MAI Models According to a July 7, 2026 Bloomberg report, Microsoft’s decision to replace third-party AI models is driven
MSFT0.92%
MarketWhisper·07-17 02:00
微軟自研MAI模型取代OpenAI

BTC drops 0.39% in 15 minutes: short-term selling pressure triggered by the escalation of the U.S.-Iran conflict and a simultaneous outlook for higher interest rates

From 01:30 to 01:45 (UTC) on July 17, 2026, BTC fell 0.39% over 15 minutes, trading in a range of 63,718.5 to 63,978.5 USDT, with a spread of 0.41%. Market volatility increased, trading volume remained relatively low, reflecting a pullback driven by short-term wait-and-see sentiment. The main driver behind this anomaly is a sharp escalation in the military conflict between the US and Iran. The US launched another round of strikes against Iran’s Bandar Abbas port and naval facilities, while Iran
BTC-2.04%
ETH-2.25%
GLDX-1.11%
PAXG-1.01%
GateNews·07-17 01:58
BTC drops 0.39% in 15 minutes: short-term selling pressure triggered by the escalation of the U.S.-Iran conflict and a simultaneous outlook for higher interest rates

The U.S. launches a patent investigation into Netlist’s memory-chip technology; Samsung and NVIDIA are implicated

The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has launched an investigation into whether Samsung Electronics, Google, NVIDIA, Broadcom, and Super Micro Computer infringed Netlist memory chip patents. The patents at issue cover HBM (high-bandwidth memory) and DDR5 memory. The ITC has agreed to hold a hearing for this case on July 16. This is Netlist’s second lawsuit against the ITC; this time, it expands both the companies involved and the scope of the patents at issue. ITC Launches Investigation
NVDA1.31%
AVGO3.30%
SMCI4.18%
SKHY0.83%
MarketWhisper·07-17 01:53
美國對三星展開Netlist記憶體晶片專利調查