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On October 9, SpaceX plans to acquire all rights to an 800MHz low-frequency spectrum portfolio held by Grain Management, involving paired spectrum of up to 14MHz. The seller announced this at 04:17 Beijing time today, with the transaction still pending FCC approval. The focus of this deal is to enhance the coverage capabilities of Starlink Mobile. SpaceX aims to integrate satellite direct-to-mobile constellations with ground networks to advance its positioning in the U.S. mobile operator market. The company also stated that the FCC has approved its deployment of 15,000 next-generation mobile communication satellites this week. Following the announcement, there was a significant rebound in trading volume. According to TradingBeats, based on the seller's announcement at 04:17, the price of SPCX perpetual contracts on Hyperliquid rose from $160.89 to $164.54 within the next four hours, an increase of about 2.27%. The trading volume in the first hour was approximately $23.57 million, a rise of about 174.8% compared to $8.58 million in the hour before the announcement. As of the time of publication, the SPCX price is reported at approximately $165.54. Additionally, the disclosure of Trump's purchase of SpaceX's senior unsecured notes has contributed to a trading volume exceeding $205 million in the past 24 hours, with open contract volume reaching $124 million during the same period.

According to on-chain analyst Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens), a newly created wallet received 110,000 HYPE (approximately $9.73 million) from another wallet and immediately staked the entire amount of tokens after receipt.

On October 9, according to BIT (bit.com) market data, the US stock market saw a rebound in semiconductors, optical communications, and storage concepts during the night session, with Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI) rising nearly 5% and Lumentum (LITE) increasing by 3%. Lumentum's CEO Michael Hurlston stated today that due to technology companies racing to build faster AI data centers, the company's optical device capacity is sold out until early 2029. Some products will still have about 70% of demand unmet by next year, while other products will have 30% of demand unmet until 2028. In April of this year, Hurlston indicated that he expected the entire capacity for 2028 to be booked within two quarters.