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According to market data from BIT (Bit.com), most optical module and optical communication concept stocks declined in pre-market trading of US stocks. Specifically: COHR fell 3.34% to $323.40; LITE dropped 2.51% pre-market to $1,083.23; AAOI declined 3.78% pre-market to $117.91; NOK fell 2.36% pre-market to $10.37; MRVL dropped 1.72% pre-market to $279.79.

According to BIT (Bit.com) market data, most stocks in the storage sector declined during US pre-market trading. The details are as follows: STX dropped 1.43% to $796.01; WDC fell 1.21% pre-market to $400.50; SNDK declined 1.19% pre-market to $1672.36; MU dropped 1.62% pre-market to $1070.39.

Beating AI Express: Renowned developer Theo has open-sourced tsc-rs, an AI-powered port of Microsoft’s Go-written TypeScript 7 compiler to Rust. The project covers the compiler, type checker, and language server, with the goal of directly replacing the official tsc. Theo stated he did not read a single line of the generated code, and the project took approximately five months to complete. Initially, Theo used tools like Codex and multiple OpenAI models, generating over 1.3 million lines of Rust code, but compatibility remained stuck at around 84%. Calculated at API pricing, the token cost exceeded $400,000. Later, he switched to Claude Opus 5.5, which abandoned the previous code and re-ported from scratch. The model produced a working initial version in 10 hours and finished the main work within two weeks, with token costs totaling roughly $24,000 at API rates. Tests show tsc-rs has passed 181,711 tests ported from the Go version. When checked against 120 open-source projects, its results are nearly identical to Microsoft’s Go-based implementation, with only a small number of known behavioral differences. Performance tests on 60 open-source projects indicate the Rust version’s average type checking time is about half that of the Go version.

According to Bitget market data, Brent crude futures rose 4.1% on the day, currently trading at $104.33; WTI crude oil prices rose 3.9% intraday, now at $91.7. Rising oil prices signal higher inflation. To bring inflation back to the 2% target, the Federal Reserve implemented its first interest rate hike since 2023 last month. Several Federal Reserve officials have publicly stated that further interest rate hikes would be reasonable going forward. BlockBeats previously reported that the Pentagon has ordered U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) to complete preparations for resuming major combat operations against Iran, but former President Trump has not made a final decision nor set a specific strike date. Officials said if the operation is restarted, it could take place before the U.S. midterm elections on November 3, or even earlier than Israel’s general election on October 27.

According to monitoring by ai_9684xtpa, a smart money address has cumulatively deposited 131,421 HYPE tokens to Kraken since September 28. The average deposit price was $89.56; if sold, the address would realize a profit of $11.26 million, with its cost basis per token as low as $3.87.

According to Bitget market data, WTI crude oil’s intraday gain has widened to 3%, currently trading at $90.99 per barrel.