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TREE NEWS reports: Most Chinese brokerage asset managers surveyed by Securities Times put equities as their top allocation priority for the fourth quarter, with bonds and commodities ranked divergently. Caitong Asset Management’s chief asset allocator Li Meicen cited relative value favoring stocks and bonds over commodities, noting most broad-based index valuations sit near the 60th historical percentile while ChiNext is around the 25th. Everbright Securities Asset Management expects the Q4 ranking equities > bonds > commodities.

TREE NEWS reports: Korean investors net bought about $22.8 million of the top 15 Hong Kong-listed stocks and roughly $7.99 million of the top 15 A-shares in the first three quarters of 2026, settlement dates Jan. 1 to Sept. 30. The Global X China Semiconductor ETF topped the list with $52.57 million in net purchases over the period.

TREE NEWS reports: According to people familiar with the matter, Lone Pine Capital’s hedge fund Cypress fell about 30% in the third quarter, giving back nearly all of the 44% gain it had racked up from the start of the year through the end of June. The fund dropped roughly 25% in July alone and continued to lose momentum over the following months, leaving it with a year-to-date return of just 0.6% as of the end of September.

TREE NEWS update: According to people familiar with the matter, Ronin Capital’s hedge fund ‘Cypress’ fell about 30% in the third quarter, giving back nearly all of the 44% gain it had recorded from the start of the year through the end of June. The fund dropped about 25% in July alone and continued to decline over the following months, leaving it up just 0.6% year-to-date as of the end of September.

TREE NEWS update: According to people familiar with the matter, Ronin Capital’s hedge fund Cypress fell about 30% in the third quarter, giving back nearly all of the 44% gain it had recorded from the start of the year through the end of June. The fund dropped about 25% in July alone and continued to decline over the following months, leaving its year-to-date return at just 0.6% as of the end of September.

TREE NEWS reports: According to people familiar with the matter, Ronin Capital’s hedge fund ‘Cypress’ fell about 30% in the third quarter, giving back nearly all of the 44% gain it had recorded from the start of the year through the end of June. The fund dropped about 25% in July alone and continued to decline over the following months, leaving its year-to-date return at just 0.6% as of the end of September.

TREE NEWS reports: According to people familiar with the matter, Ronin Capital’s hedge fund ‘Cypress’ fell about 30% in the third quarter, giving back nearly all of the 44% gain it had recorded from the start of the year through the end of June. The fund dropped about 25% in July alone and continued to decline over the following months, leaving its year-to-date return at just 0.6% as of the end of September.

TREE NEWS update: According to people familiar with the matter, Ronin Capital’s hedge fund ‘Cypress’ fell about 30% in the third quarter, giving back nearly all of the 44% gain it had recorded from the start of the year through the end of June. The fund dropped about 25% in July alone and continued to slide over the following months, leaving its year-to-date return at just 0.6% as of the end of September.

TREE NEWS reports: According to people familiar with the matter, Ronin Capital’s ‘Cypress’ hedge fund fell about 30% in the third quarter, erasing nearly all of the 44% gain it had achieved from the start of the year through the end of June. The fund dropped roughly 25% in July alone and continued to slide in the following months, leaving its year-to-date return at just 0.6% as of the end of September.

TREE NEWS update: According to people familiar with the matter, Ronin Capital’s ‘Cypress’ hedge fund fell about 30% in the third quarter, erasing nearly all of the 44% gain it had achieved from the start of the year through the end of June. The fund dropped roughly 25% in July alone and continued to slide in the following months, leaving its year-to-date return at just 0.6% as of the end of September.

TREE NEWS reports: Lone Pine Capital’s Cypress hedge fund fell about 30% in the third quarter, wiping out almost all of its 44% gain for the year through June, people familiar with the matter said. The fund dropped nearly 25% in July alone and lost further ground in subsequent months, leaving it up just 0.6% for the year through the end of September.

TREE NEWS reports: According to people familiar with the matter, Lone Pine Capital’s Cypress hedge fund fell about 30% in the third quarter, erasing nearly all of its 44% gain from the start of the year through the end of June. The fund dropped nearly 25% in July alone and continued to lose momentum in the following months, leaving its year-to-date gain at just 0.6% through the end of September.

TREE NEWS reports: Spot ether ETFs extended their outflow streak to nine consecutive days, while Solana funds snapped a record 14-week run of inflows. Spot bitcoin ETFs also logged weekly outflows over the same period, marking a broad shift across the three fund categories.

TREE NEWS update: Spot Ethereum ETF outflows extended to a ninth consecutive trading day, while Solana funds ended a record 14-week streak of net inflows over the same period. Spot Bitcoin ETFs also recorded weekly outflows last week, with all three fund categories turning negative in tandem.

TREE NEWS reports: Hedge funds’ net exposure to the Magnificent 7 US tech giants has climbed to a record 22%, surpassing the previous peak of 21% set on June 21, 2024, and up 7 percentage points from July, data from Hupzy (Spot On Chain) shows. The level compares with just 8% at the 2022 bear-market bottom. The crowded positioning could trigger a sharp reversal and hit S&P 500 perpetual futures, with weaker risk appetite also weighing on bitcoin.

TREE NEWS update: ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) president Cao Kanyu said on October 10 that the company’s 4F² DRAM architecture will reach production, with a next-generation DDR5 RDIMM product built on the technology expected by the end of the year. Cao disclosed the progress at the fourth Integrated Chips and Chiplets Conference, positioning the Chinese memory maker for the high-end server DRAM market.

TREE NEWS reports: OKX’s US stock-related products recorded $50.26 billion in trading volume over the 30 days to October 9, 2026. Stock perpetuals accounted for $48.875 billion of that total, while spot trading contributed $1.386 billion. SNDK, SOXL and SPCX were the most-traded names over the period, with storage remaining the hottest sector.

TREE NEWS reports: OKX’s US stock-related products recorded a trading volume of $50.26 billion over the 30 days ending October 9, 2026. Of that, stock perpetual futures accounted for $48.875 billion, while spot trading contributed $1.386 billion. The most traded tickers during the period were SNDK, SOXL, and SPCX, with the storage sector remaining the hottest sector.

TREE NEWS reports: Morgan Stanley added roughly 91.685 bitcoin two days ago through its spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund MSBT, lifting its total holdings to 10,639 BTC. The position is now worth about $880 million.

TREE NEWS reports: Strive’s SATA preferred stock offering raised an estimated $55 million in the week ended Oct. 5, enough to buy about 638 bitcoin at roughly $82,800 per coin. Weekly SATA trading volume totaled about $317 million, with the stock trading above its $100 par value Monday and most of Tuesday before falling below par Wednesday through Friday, likely pausing further issuance. Strive held 29,462 bitcoin as of Oct. 2, after buying 2,000 bitcoin between Sept. 28 and Oct. 2 at an average price of about $84,422.