IntoTheBlock: Over 96% of PEPE holders are now profitable

The Nasdaq 100 Index fell by 6.4%, wiping out $2.3 trillion in market capitalization. The core reason behind this decline is concerns that a comprehensive victory by the Democratic Party could lead to stricter regulations on AI development. Systematic funds, which typically follow the stock market's trend and respond to price fluctuations and momentum signals, were thus forced to reduce their investments, accelerating the downturn. The selling pressure from systematic strategies may not be over yet; it is expected that in the coming days, portfolios targeting volatility will sell at least $50 billion worth of stocks.

For months, investors have been worried about a series of risks behind the AI (artificial intelligence) capital expenditure "money tree." This week, the market finally pressed the panic selling button.

As expectations for further rate hikes by the Federal Reserve continue to diminish, bond traders are preparing for the upcoming October jobs report this Friday, with the U.S. Treasury market expected to rise further. The global stock sell-off has prompted investors to seek the safety of U.S. Treasuries, pushing yields down to their lowest levels since early September, with the 10-year Treasury yield reported at 4.82% on Friday.