US Stock Market Movement: Galaxy Digital plunges on October 8 — AI bubble warning, target price downgrade, and tech stocks retreat
Bitget异动解读2026/10/08 17:10Galaxy Digital October 8 Decline Interpretation
Keywords: AI bubble warning, target price downgrade, tech stocks retreat
1. On October 6, the CEO of Galaxy Digital warned that artificial intelligence is in the "biggest bubble". At the same time, the company is expanding its artificial intelligence infrastructure business, drawing attention to related valuation and project return risks.
2. On October 7, Goldman Sachs maintained a "hold" rating on Galaxy Digital and lowered its target price from $28 to $24, revising down valuation expectations.
3. On October 9, the Nasdaq 100 index declined, and stocks related to big data and data centers such as Oracle weakened; the yield on long-term US Treasury bonds rose to 5.618%, putting pressure on the technology and artificial intelligence infrastructure sectors.
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