Anthropic adds runtime tracing to Claude API: Users can now track where agents get stuck and where tokens are consumed.

Well-known trader Doctor Profit posted that Bitcoin previously bottomed out, rallied sharply after reclaiming its 50-day moving average, and had not retested this level since. It has now retested this support, and he believes the support will hold, with Bitcoin continuing to rise from its current level.

According to Fortune, tokenized fund liquidity platform Fission has closed a $10 million Series A funding round led by Pantera Capital, with participation from Circle Ventures, Borderless Capital, and Ari Rubenstein. The round, completed in September, did not disclose the company’s valuation. Fission aims to address the challenge of tokenized fund shares being difficult to liquidate quickly. The platform acts as a buyer, enabling investors to sell their shares without waiting for the fund to process redemptions. Users connect their digital wallets and submit a sell request, while Fission handles back-end legal and transaction workflows. CEO Jonathan Shaffer noted that for products that typically take around 200 days to sell, investors can pay a fee to offload their positions immediately, with settlement completed in 90 seconds or less. Founded in 2024, Fission’s founding team includes former employees of Point72 and Securitize. Its current clients are primarily institutional investors and organizations holding on-chain assets, including hedge funds with tokenized private credit or equity assets, crypto institutions managing treasuries, and stablecoin issuers allocating reserves to interest-bearing tokenized investment products.

According to EmberCN’s monitoring, PUMP has fallen 16% over the past 24 hours, with a single wallet address likely driving today’s price decline. Approximately 7 hours ago, this address executed an on-chain sell of 1.264 billion PUMP tokens in one transaction, receiving 5.483 million USDC at an average price of roughly $0.0043 per token. The large single sell order incurred a slippage loss of around 5%. Ember estimates that splitting the order into multiple trades would have allowed the address to theoretically cash out approximately $5.78 million; the direct sale only netted $5.48 million, resulting in a shortfall of roughly $300,000.

According to Glassnode data, Bitcoin is currently near a support level, but a large cluster of long liquidations lies below. A further price drop could trigger a cascade of liquidations, with another liquidation cluster around the $75,000 mark. In contrast, short liquidation positions have continued to accumulate above the $85,000 level over the past week. For now, the long liquidation zone below is more vulnerable than the short liquidation zone above.

Bitget launches the "US Stock Investor | AI Track" campaign, running from 19:00 on October 15 to 23:59 on November 11 (UTC+8). During the event, new users who complete rToken trading and holding tasks will receive 1 mystery box. Additionally, all users will earn 1 mystery box for each friend they invite to finish the same tasks, with a maximum of 5 mystery boxes per user during the campaign. The mystery box prize pool includes rNVDA spot cash vouchers ranging from 0.025 to 2.5 units, awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. For more event details, please refer to Bitget’s official platform.

JPMorgan strategist Nicholas Panigirtzoglou notes that the October sell-off in AI stocks is unlikely to replicate the sharp rebound seen in July. Compared to earlier periods, current market willingness to buy the dip has weakened, short positions are insufficient to fuel potential short-covering buying, corporate buyback funds have shrunk, and the renewed buildup of leveraged exposure in ETFs could further amplify market volatility. JPMorgan believes that based on investor positioning and fund flows, AI infrastructure stocks do not appear to have entered oversold territory yet. The current sell-off has spread from South Korean memory chip stocks to the U.S. semiconductor sector. SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics have both seen their share prices fall by nearly a third over the past month, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has dropped 10% in the last five trading days. Additionally, the combined $40 billion share buyback plan previously announced by SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics was completed ahead of schedule in mid-October, potentially removing some of the buying support from corporate repurchases. Meanwhile, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warned that a pause in U.S. data center construction could push the economy into recession, noting that a significant portion of U.S. economic growth is tied to capital expenditures on AI infrastructure. As market concerns grow over AI investment returns and corporate profitability, price adjustments in the AI industry chain could also impact data center construction, energy infrastructure, and related employment sectors.