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first_img Data: In October, the cryptocurrency market financing was approximately $1.954 billion, a month-on-month increase of 83.5%, with Kalshi accounting for over 50% of a single transaction

According to RootData statistics, there were a total of 53 financing events disclosed in the crypto primary market in October, with a total disclosed financing amount of approximately 1.954 billion USD, an increase of 83.5% compared to 1.065 billion USD in September, and a decrease of 45.3% compared to 3.573 billion USD in October last year; the number of financing events increased by 12.8% compared to 47 events in September, and decreased by 32.1% compared to 78 events in the same period last year.From the perspective of sector distribution, DeFi and infrastructure each completed 17 financing events, with disclosed amounts of approximately 1.157 billion USD and 348 million USD, respectively; CeFi completed 9 financing events with a disclosed amount of approximately 343 million USD. Prediction markets, AI infrastructure, payment, and institutional financial services are the main directions for large financing this month.The top three projects by financing amount are Kalshi (1 billion USD), Whop (200 million USD), and Pearl (130 million USD), while Nous Research and Spiko disclosed financing of 90 million USD each. The top five projects accounted for approximately 1.510 billion USD, representing 77.3% of the total disclosed financing for the month, with Kalshi alone accounting for about 51.2%.In terms of RWA, according to project tags, there were 6 RWA-related projects that disclosed financing this month, totaling approximately 12.2 million USD, accounting for 11.3% of the month's financing events and 6.3% of the disclosed amount. Among them, Spiko completed a 90 million USD Series B financing, while Fission and Multiliquid disclosed financing of 10 million USD and 8 million USD, respectively.In terms of mergers and acquisitions, there were 11 recorded M&A events this month, the same as in September, with transaction amounts undisclosed, including projects such as BTCBOX, Zodia Custody, Zeal, and Z.com EX.Regarding investment institutions, Tether participated in 4 financing events, while Sequoia Capital, Pantera Capital, and North Island Ventures each participated in 3 events, with Blockchain Capital, Coinbase Ventures, and others also making multiple investments.

After the release of Google's financial report, its market value evaporated by nearly 500 billion dollars, and analysts expect the stock price to maintain a range-bound fluctuation in the short term

According to CNBC, after the release of Alphabet's third-quarter financial report, the stock price fell more than 12% to $285, with a market value shrinking by nearly $500 billion. Despite Google Cloud's revenue growing 103% year-over-year, the market is still focused on earnings per share falling short of expectations and the negative free cash flow amid ongoing investments in AI infrastructure.Mike Khouw stated in a CNBC column that the fundamentals of Alphabet's core business remain intact, but a short-term rapid rebound faces two obstacles. First, multiple institutions have downgraded ratings, target prices, or future earnings forecasts. He pointed out that historically, stocks that have experienced concentrated downgrades tend to underperform the market or trade sideways in the following 30 days, and institutional rebalancing can also limit upward momentum. Second, the gap down after the earnings report further damaged the technical pattern.In terms of technical indicators, Alphabet's RSI has dropped to just over 20, and the MACD sell signal has strengthened. However, Khouw believes that with the stock price close to the 52-week low of $270.70, combined with an extremely oversold condition, further declines may be limited.In terms of trading strategy, Khouw suggested using a sell wide strangle options strategy to cope with the anticipated range-bound fluctuations. He believes that continued selling in the overall market poses the main downside risk, while unexpected positive news driving the stock price up rapidly could threaten the bullish call option selling side of the strategy.

BlackRock expects that Anthropic will receive a junk rating after going public, as its over $800 billion AI computing power plan faces financing pressure

According to a report by the Financial Times citing informed sources, Blackstone recently informed investors in a $63 billion chip financing deal for Anthropic that the company may not immediately receive an investment-grade rating after going public, with major rating agencies more likely to assign it a BB range rating, which is speculative grade (commonly referred to as "junk grade").According to the rating systems of S&P and Fitch, BBB- and above are considered investment grade, while BB+ and below are considered speculative grade. If Anthropic ultimately receives a junk grade rating, its financing costs may rise, and the range of funds available to institutions such as insurance companies and pension funds, which are subject to investment-grade investment restrictions, will also narrow.The financing pressure mainly comes from Anthropic's massive computing power expenditure plans. The company previously disclosed plans to invest over $800 billion in computing infrastructure by 2045. Although Anthropic currently holds over $112 billion in cash and cash equivalents and plans to further raise funds through an IPO, the long-term commitments to computing power still raise concerns among investors about its future funding needs and debt capacity.After the report was released, U.S. tech stocks fell further, with the Nasdaq 100 index ultimately down 3.5%. However, Anthropic has not yet received a formal credit rating from S&P, Moody's, or Fitch, and Blackstone's assessment is not an official rating result.
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