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On October 9, Pump.fun announced an update to its Custom Pairs feature. Previously, new coins could only be paired with tokenized stocks or whitelisted tokens; now they can be paired with any tokens issued on the platform that are still in the bonding curve or have graduated to PumpSwap. Tokens that have graduated to Raydium but are not on the whitelist are currently not supported, with exceptions for whitelisted projects like Fartcoin. The official statement noted that the derivative markets of popular coins in the past have diverted attention and liquidity. Under the new mechanism, when purchasing a new coin paired with an existing coin, funds will first be converted into the paired coin before buying the new coin, thereby creating buying pressure and deeper liquidity for the original coin pool. Currently, the pairing depth is limited to one layer, and the pairing relationships of already listed coins cannot be changed; the platform has also adjusted the fee calculation for multi-hop exchanges to avoid cumulative fees.

According to the Financial Times, SoftBank is seeking funding from the Gulf region to expand its investments in the field of artificial intelligence.

Firmus, an Australian AI data center operator backed by NVIDIA, has withdrawn its planned large initial public offering (IPO). The company stated that the decision to withdraw was due to market volatility and the current market environment. Firmus had originally aimed to raise AU$5 billion through the IPO, with a share price set at AU$11.