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Mars Finance news, September 3: Market news: The Bank of Japan is reportedly inclined to raise interest rates by 25 basis points and plans to adopt flexible policy measures going forward.

Mars Finance reported that on October 11, according to monitoring by butler, Papertrade was exploited by an address to profit approximately $1.28 million just about 8 hours after going live. A trader’s cumulative historical profits on Hyperliquid exceeded $13 million, with a trading volume of $14 billion. Because Papertrade prices trades based on Hyperliquid’s real-time ETH price, the attacker repeatedly opened large long and short positions on Papertrade while buying and selling ETH on Hyperliquid, briefly pushing the price up or down before closing the positions for a profit. Data shows that the trader conducted a total of 305 trades, 296 of which were profitable, for a win rate of approximately 97%. The typical holding time was only 98 seconds, with cumulative trading profits of one

According to SEIBro data, during the first three quarters of 2026, Korean investors’ net purchases among the top 15 Hong Kong-listed stocks totaled approximately $228 million, while their net purchases among the top 15 A-share stocks totaled approximately $79.87 million. The Global X China Semiconductor ETF ranked first in net purchases at $52.57 million. Among A-shares, net purchases of memory chip leader ChangXin Technology accounted for more than half of the top 15 A-share stocks’ total. Growth sectors such as semiconductors, 5G, and power batteries attracted significant attention. Entering October, InnoLight Technology, which previously ranked second in net purchases of Hong Kong stocks, ranked first in A-share net purchases for the first time in October.

Since 22:00 on October 10, a total of 7,962 addresses opened positions on Papertrade, with 73.3% using 1,000x leverage, for a cumulative 61,222 1,000x positions. Liquidations at 1,000x leverage were significant: 4,395 addresses were liquidated at least once, accounting for 75.3%; there were 12,657 liquidations in total, resulting in losses of approximately $20.78 million. Across the entire platform, there were 14,158 liquidations, with losses of approximately $23.12 million. The median holding time was 7 minutes 35 seconds, and the adverse price movement that triggered liquidation was approximately 0.052%.

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Mars Finance reports that on October 11, according to monitoring by TradingBeats and data from DefiLlama, Papertrade’s TVL was approximately $96 million, up 64.26% over the past 24 hours, ranking fifth among HyperEVM applications; by sub-protocol, it ranked sixth in the cross-chain derivatives category. As of press time, Papertrade’s official data showed that its nominal trading volume over the past 24 hours was approximately $596.283 billion (including opening positions, voluntary closing of positions, and liquidations). Papertrade’s current open nominal position size was approximately $1.979 billion. During the same period, the margin used was approximately $17.3766 million, with nominal positions approximately 114 times the margin. The trading leaderboard showed: the top 15 single-trade profit rankings over the past 24 hours

Mars Finance reports that on October 11, according to Ember monitoring, a new wallet spent 440,000 USDC on Hyperliquid to open a long position in STRK yesterday morning. STRK subsequently rose more than 50%, generating an unrealized profit of $850,000 within a day.

Mars Finance reports that Musk said that although he currently “doesn’t know how to make microchips,” he believes his company may find better manufacturing methods. He pointed out that he saw little custom equipment when visiting competitors’ facilities, while his company has extensive experience manufacturing custom equipment and can improve manufacturing processes.

Mars Finance News, October 11 — According to data monitored by Farside, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded cumulative net outflows of $678.9 million this week, while spot Ethereum ETFs recorded cumulative net outflows of $542.2 million.

Mars Finance news, October 11: According to Alternative data, today’s Crypto Fear & Greed Index was 61 (64 yesterday), with market “greed” sentiment continuing to cool. Note: The Fear and Greed Index ranges from 0–100 and includes the following indicators: volatility (25%) + market trading volume (25%) + social media buzz (15%) + market surveys (15%) + Bitcoin’s share of the overall market (10%) + Google Trends analysis (10%).

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said companies should treat powerful AI models as potential internal threats and establish emergency brakes from the outset, authorizing personnel to pause or shut down models during execution. This echoes abnormal incidents disclosed by Anthropic and OpenAI, highlighting AI safety risks and the importance of emergency shutdown switches.

Mars Finance reports that, according to Whale Alert monitoring, at 10:53 Beijing time, the USDC Treasury minted an additional 250 million USDC on the Solana network.

Mars Finance News, October 11: UBTECH and Xiamen C&D Inc. recently held a strategic cooperation signing ceremony in Xiamen. The two parties will jointly establish a joint venture to serve as the operating entity for the Fujian headquarters of UBTECH’s “You Ecosystem Technology Center,” and plan to jointly achieve a sales target of no fewer than 10,000 UBTECH humanoid robots by 2030. (Wide-Angle Observation)

Market data shows AERO at $0.9422, up 17.29% over 24 hours; VELO at $0.04087, up 16.74%. Aerodrome and Velodrome will merge into a unified cross-chain DEX, Aero, launching on October 21. It will cover Base, Ethereum mainnet, OP, Arc, and Ink, and add Robinhood Chain and Arbitrum. After the merger, only AERO will be used, with 94.5% allocated to AERO holders and 5.5% to VELO holders. The community and trading platforms will also migrate to Aero.

Mars Finance reported on October 11 that AI sports hardware company Pumbot announced the completion of a Series B funding round worth hundreds of millions of yuan. The round was led by Shanghai Guotou XianDao Fund, with participation from Oriza Puhua and Pudong Venture Capital, among others. Existing shareholder BlueRun Ventures continued to increase its investment, while Gaohu Capital served as the exclusive financial advisor. (Chuangtoujia CLUB)

Mars Finance reported on October 11 that Kunyou Optoelectronics has completed more than RMB 1 billion in C+ round financing. Wang Ting, the company’s board secretary, said that the company’s RMB 2 billion investment in a 12-inch wafer-level optical production line in Shanghai’s Lingang area is progressing steadily as planned, with the project expected to be completed and brought online in 2027. (Venture Capitalist CLUB)

South Korea was initially seen as a prime example of this year’s AI boom, but its stock market is now cooling rapidly across the board due to excessive reliance on Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix: trading volume has fallen 70% from its May peak, while foreign investors and retail traders have made substantial withdrawals. Rayliant Wool said that, for new entrants, the easy money in the theme has already been cashed out, and that they are now underweighting these two industry leaders. Tang of Julius Baer said funds are flowing back into U.S. stocks, while foreign investors continue to withdraw from South Korean equities.