Golden Finance reported that the progress of the Quantum Computing technology may redefine the traditional concept of 'lost coins' that cannot be recovered in BTC. The article points out that some early generated and long-abandoned wallets (such as Satoshi Nakamoto's wallet) may face risks due to the breakthrough of old encryption technology by Quantum Computing, as their owners cannot migrate the secret key to a more secure Encryption Algorithm. This may enable some BTC that was considered permanently lost to circulate again, thereby changing the narrative of scarcity. Although BTC developers can protect active wallets through protocol upgrades, the network's adaptability is also sufficient to address the challenges of the quantum era. However, old wallets may be more susceptible to future attacks, posing a new test for the security of the BTC network.

Huajin Securities pointed out that the new stock and the new board sector continued to differentiate, with an average weekly increase of about -4.9%, and the proportion of achieving positive returns was about 16.4%. Although the investment enthusiasm has declined, the liquidity has significantly increased compared to September. Under the guidance of policy, industry, performance, and regulatory orientation, focus on the selection of targets based on scarcity and fund preferences, and appropriately consider the valuation cost-effectiveness, and operate on the basis of moderate enthusiasm, flexibility, and caution.

Barclays suggests that the Fed end its balance sheet reduction early to avoid the risks of releasing interest rates and reducing the balance sheet simultaneously. The recent scarcity of reserves has led to tension in the repurchase market, pushing up financing rates and affecting the U.S. Treasury market. Barclays still expects the Fed to end quantitative tightening in December.