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1. Saxo Capital: Spot gold surpasses $4,000, asset reallocation drives the rally. 2. Pepperstone: Gold has become a 'conviction trade.' 3. ING: Gold still has room for further upside. 4. OCBC Bank: Expects the Monetary Authority of Singapore to maintain its current policy. 5. Capital Economics: Global long-term bond yields remain stable, curve steepening may persist. 6. Sumitomo Mitsui: USD/JPY exchange rate approaching 160 may trigger intervention. 7. JPMorgan: Stablecoin adoption could boost dollar buying. 8. JPMorgan: AI-related bonds reach $1.2 trillion, becoming the largest segment in the investment-grade market. 9. JPMorgan: Reserve Bank of New Zealand may cut rates in November and February next year. 10. BNP Paribas: Risk aversion intensifies, funds flow into gold, while U.S. Treasuries lose appeal.

[U.S. Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Survey: 65% of Crypto Investors Prefer Investing in Crypto-Related Stocks] Odaily Planet Daily News – The U.S. Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) Foundation released the results of an investor fraud awareness survey, which indicated that about half of investors failed to recognize warning signs of fraud. Additionally, in the realm of cryptocurrency stock investments, 65% of cryptocurrency investors prefer investing in crypto-related stocks, while for non-cryptocurrency investors, this proportion is approximately 44%. (Businesswire)

Jin10 News, October 8 – On this day in history, a report on the profitability of the artificial intelligence industry sparked market concerns, leading to a decline in U.S. stocks, with Bitcoin prices also experiencing a slight pullback. According to U.S. media outlet *The Information*, Oracle's division providing services to companies like OpenAI reported relatively small profit margins. Following the announcement, Oracle and other tech stocks saw their share prices drop. Notably, Bitcoin had previously reached an all-time high of $126,223 due to factors such as the U.S. government shutdown.

[Bitcoin Dominance Rebounds, Market Focus Shifts Back to Mainstream Assets] Matrixport's analysis released today points out that since Bitcoin's strong breakout in June 2023, establishing a bullish market trend, discussions around the 'altcoin season' have been heating up. However, funds remain primarily concentrated in a few large-cap crypto assets, with the market overall exhibiting significant structural divergence. Recently, BNB has continued the previous leading momentum of Ethereum, becoming one of the standout performers. Nevertheless, although most cryptocurrencies have rebounded significantly from their 2022 lows, market divergence remains evident, with limited room for further upward movement. As the market focus gradually returns to mainstream assets, Bitcoin dominance, which had briefly declined over the past two months due to the temporary strength of Ethereum and some altcoins, has now resumed its upward trajectory, becoming the core driving force of the current cycle.