Galaxy injects $100M in sUSDS into Sky treasury and purchases SKY tokens

Odaily News: According to MSX.COM data, most popular US stocks declined. Nvidia shares fell 0.24%, Apple shares rose 0.35%, Google-A shares fell 0.6%, Microsoft shares rose 0.58%, Amazon shares fell 0.92%, TSMC shares fell 0.5%, SpaceX shares fell 1.32%, Meta shares rose 0.7%, Broadcom shares fell 0.77%, Tesla shares rose 0.79%, SK Hynix shares fell 1.57%, Micron Technology shares rose 0.01%, Advanced Micro Devices shares fell 0.07%, ASML shares fell 0.63%, Intel shares fell 0.73%, Oracle shares fell 1.01%, Cisco shares fell 0.27%, Dell Technologies-C shares rose 2.35%, ARM shares fell 0.07%, and SanDisk shares rose 0.43%.

According to MSX.COM data, at the U.S. stock market open, the Dow Jones fell 0.29%, the S&P 500 dropped 0.11%, the Nasdaq declined 0.2%, and the VIX fear index rose 0.49%. AI-related stocks rose broadly, with CoreWeave up 2.32%, Dell up 1.8%, Cadence up 1.36%, Super Micro Computer up 1.35%, and Meta up 1.28%.It is reported that MSX is a leading RWA trading platform and has cumulatively listed hundreds of RWA tokens, covering popular U.S. stocks and ETF token assets such as Nvidia, GOOGL, MSFT, AMZN, META, TSM, and AMD.

Odaily reports that approximately $15.9 billion in BTC options and $2.1 billion in ETH options will expire at 8:00 UTC on September 25, with the BTC options expiry representing about 37% of Deribit's current total BTC open interest of $43.5 billion. Deribit CEO Luuk Strijers stated that call options dominate the open interest for this quarterly contract, with a put/call open interest ratio of 0.69, indicating that the market had primarily been betting on price increases. Currently, about 55% of the approximately $9.4 billion in calls are in the money, and the max pain point for BTC options is $75,000. Strijers noted that after settlement, market maker hedging and Gamma effects will fade, BTC short-term volatility may rise, and the market trading range could readjust. (CoinDesk)

Odaily Report: A new paper co-authored by DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng has been made public, systematically unveiling for the first time the technical details of DeepSeek's Agent training sandbox platform DSec (DeepSeek Elastic Compute). The author list exceeds 130 people, with Liang Wenfeng among them. According to the paper, the DSec platform operates at an enormous scale — a single production unit consists of approximately 160 CPU nodes, 30,000 cores, and 250TB of memory, hosting PB-level images. In terms of capabilities, the DSec platform serves approximately 3 million sandboxes per day, with peak concurrency exceeding 380,000, a creation speed of over 5,000 per second, and a single training task capable of spinning up as many as 32,000 sandboxes at once. (Sina Finance)

Odaily: Some US VCs are still making trips to China to meet with tech founders. Last month, three partners from Peter Thiel's Founders Fund — Sean Liu, John Luttig, and Joey Krug — visited tech companies in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen. It is understood that the rising technological influence of Chinese AI startups, particularly DeepSeek, is prompting some US investors to refocus on the Chinese tech market. (The Information)

Odaily News: According to market sources, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Blockchain.com are exploring the launch of crypto versions of US-listed stocks, i.e., providing tokenized stock trading in blockchain form.