[OpenAI CEO Altman Seeks Global Financing and Compute Power Partners] OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is undertaking a global initiative to seek financing and supply chain partners to meet the company's growing demand for computational power. According to informed sources, Altman is exploring long-term, low-cost financing solutions with supply chain companies to support a multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure plan. Since late September, he has visited multiple locations in Asia, meeting with companies such as TSMC, Foxconn, Samsung, and SK Hynix, urging them to expand capacity and prioritize OpenAI's orders. Most of these companies are suppliers for NVIDIA. Additionally, Altman plans to visit the UAE to negotiate with local investors to raise funds for OpenAI's infrastructure expansion and R&D efforts.

[OpenAI Founder Launches Global Effort to Secure Funding and AI Computing Power] According to Golden Finance, OpenAI founder Sam Altman is launching a global effort to secure funding and artificial intelligence computing power.

According to the popularity ranking, AIA's popularity has decreased by 320000 followers compared to yesterday, ranking first. The popularity ranking is as follows: ① AIA （$1.77，23.78%） ② MYX （$5.75，-36.11%） ③ ZEC （$136.51，-7.02%） ④ BNB （$1161.42，4.31%） ⑤ ASTER （$2.12，9.84%） The selling power of AIA's main funds is average, with a net outflow of $1.6952 million in 24 hours and a transaction volume of $1.288 billion in 24 hours, of which the main funds have a net inflow of $270900.

[Upbit Suspends Deposit and Withdrawal Services for Sui Network-Related Assets] Due to maintenance on the Sui network wallet system, Upbit has temporarily suspended deposit and withdrawal services for the following assets: LWA, WAL, DEEP, HAEDAL, SUI. The suspension period starts from the time of this announcement and will last until stability is confirmed. The exact resumption time will be announced separately. Trading functions are not affected. Users should note that deposits made during the suspension period may not be reflected and cannot be recovered.

[Nearly $100 Million Transferred from Solana to BNBChain via Debridge] According to Debridge data, nearly $100 million was transferred from Solana to BNBChain via the platform in the past month, accounting for 30% of Solana's outflow.