WEEX Exclusive：Tech Rebounds; Bitcoin Holds $81,000–$82,000 Support| WEEX TradFi Daily (October 20, 2026)

Today’s Digest

• Tech rebounded on October 19. The three major indexes were mixed, with the Nasdaq relatively stronger.
• Intel rose after a JPMorgan upgrade. SpaceX closed up more than 2%.
• Bitcoin traded near $81,000–$82,000. Traders viewed the zone as strong support and a local bottom.
• Worldcoin (WLD) rose more than 10% in 24 hours, leading majors. CME listed UNI and BCH futures.
• October 20 earnings in focus include SPCX, General Motors, GE Aerospace, Netflix and Intuitive Surgical.

1 Crypto Highlights

1）Bitcoin Finds Strong Support at $81,000–$82,000; Next Target $94,000

Bitcoin traded near $81,000–$82,000. Trader Doctor Profit said the pullback was complete, the $81,000–$82,000 zone formed strong support and a local bottom, and the next target remained $94,000. He noted that bitcoin had previously risen near $87,000 while the daily RSI made a lower high, forming a bearish divergence. After the pullback, RSI returned to the zone where the prior rebound began, and price retested the orange line on his chart, resembling the previous local-bottom setup. He expected bitcoin to reclaim $82,000 for confirmation, then range between $82,000 and $88,000 before breaking higher toward $94,000. He expects the $86,000–$88,000 zone to act as accumulation rather than distribution, with buying demand absorbing supply and potentially turning resistance into support.

Watchlist: BTC, ETH
Spot: BTC / ETH
Futures: BTC / ETH

2）WEEX Adds TORCH, the Platform Token of Robinhood’s Torch Launchpad

WEEX added TORCH, the platform token of the Torch launchpad on Robinhood Chain, with the slogan “launch, trade & light the torch.” The platform supports one-click token launches, a trading terminal and fee recycling. Its fixed buy tax is partly distributed to holders and partly used for buybacks and burns. Listing liquidity and the launchpad narrative are drawing attention, while near-term volatility may increase.

Watchlist: TORCH
Spot: TORCH

3）WLD Rises More Than 10% in 24 Hours and Leads Majors

Worldcoin (WLD) rose more than 10% in 24 hours and traded near $0.53–$0.54, leading majors. With bitcoin holding the $81,000–$82,000 zone and risk appetite recovering, identity and AI narratives attracted renewed flows. Price moved above several moving averages, though the sharp short-term gain leaves it vulnerable to profit-taking.

Watchlist: WLD
Spot: WLD
Futures: WLD

4）CME Lists UNI and BCH Futures; UNI Gains More Than 1%; Arbitrum Proposal Lifts ARB

CME listed UNI and BCH futures yesterday, while Uniswap (UNI) rose more than 1% in 24 hours. The listing expands institutional access and hedging tools, which may support liquidity. An Arbitrum community proposal would add USDG to its core strategic plan and allocate an additional 100 million ARB for related incentives; it remains a proposal. ARB rose more than 6% in 24 hours, supported by proposal expectations and the ecosystem-incentive narrative.

Watchlist: UNI, ARB, BCH
Spot: UNI / ARB / BCH
Futures: UNI / ARB / BCH
UNI Airdrop: Share $50,000

2 Stock Highlights

1）Tech Rebounds; Intel Rises After JPMorgan Upgrade

On October 19, the three major indexes were mixed as tech rebounded from last week’s sharp pullback, with the Nasdaq relatively stronger. Intel (INTC) rose after JPMorgan upgraded its rating from Underweight to Neutral and set an $85 price target, citing improved management execution, AI demand as a tailwind and the stock’s pullback from its highs. Memory and some semiconductor shares also recovered, but elevated long-bond yields continue to pressure long-duration tech.

Watchlist: INTC, NVDA, AMD
Spot: INTC / NVDA / AMD
Futures: INTC / NVDA / AMD

2）SpaceX Closes Up More Than 2%; Musk Plans to Give One Share to Every Child Next Year

SpaceX (SPCX) closed up more than 2% yesterday. Musk plans to give one SpaceX share to every child next year. Related accounts reportedly reached nearly 70 million, with more than 60 million created through automatic enrollment. If the gift is implemented through those accounts, the existing account count could provide an initial estimate. The plan may increase long-term share circulation and brand attention, though implementation details and timing remain unclear.

Watchlist: SPCX
Spot: SPCX
Futures: SPCX

3）Anthropic and OpenAI Compete for Investors as Listing and Funding Windows Near

Investors last week reportedly viewed Anthropic’s fair value at about $1.8 trillion to $2 trillion. People familiar with the matter said Anthropic could begin formal IPO roadshows as early as the week of November 9, potentially start trading before Thanksgiving and list by year-end at the latest. Major investors include Alphabet, Amazon, NVIDIA and Microsoft. Meanwhile, OpenAI is advancing a new funding round of about $30 billion, seeking investor commitments before Anthropic’s expected mid-November listing; its valuation could exceed $1.4 trillion. The two companies are competing for a similar investor pool. OpenAI told investors that revenue growth accelerated after GPT-6 Astra launched, annualized revenue reached $50 billion and could rise to $70 billion by year-end. Their funding and listing timelines may affect AI-sector valuation expectations.

Watchlist: ANTHROPIC, OPENAI
Futures: ANTHROPIC / OPENAI

4）Energy Shares Diverge as Oil Pulls Back from Highs

Oil eased from last week’s highs, with WTI near $101 and Brent around $108–$109. Supply-side disruptions remain, but a rebound in futures and lower yields have eased some inflation concerns, leaving energy shares mixed. Oil remains elevated, supporting sticky-inflation and rate-hike expectations while offsetting some pressure on tech.

Watchlist: CRUDEOIL
Spot: CRUDEOIL
Futures: XLE / CL / BZ

3 Today’s Preview

1）SPCX (SPCX) — October 20 After the Close

As an asset focused on space and frontier technology, SPCX is drawing attention to delivery milestones for underlying new-economy projects, changes in capital deployment and net asset value (NAV). The data may serve as a sentiment gauge for frontier growth and risk appetite in the space sector.

Watchlist: SPCX
Spot: SPCX
Futures: SPCX

2）General Motors (GM) — October 20 Before the Open

Consensus estimates are about $3.68 in EPS and $48.77 billion in revenue. Investors will focus on the durability of pickup and SUV profitability and control of EV losses. The company previously raised its second-quarter adjusted EBIT target to $14 billion–$16 billion; whether guidance continues the strong upward revisions of the prior two quarters will shape near-term pricing across traditional automakers.

Watchlist: GM
Futures: GM

3）GE Aerospace (GE) — October 20 Before the Open

Consensus estimates are about $1.99–$2.01 in EPS and $12.84–$12.88 billion in revenue. Key points include cash flow from commercial-engine aftermarket services, progress on supply-chain bottlenecks and the latest defense-order guidance. With the forward P/E near 39x, guidance may influence the near-term valuation premium for aerospace and defense.

Watchlist: GE
Spot: GE
Futures: GE

4）Netflix (NFLX) — October 20 After the Close

Consensus estimates are about $0.82 in EPS and $12.87–$12.88 billion in revenue, implying expected year-over-year growth of about 11.8%. Investors will watch net paid-subscriber additions after the account-sharing crackdown, monetization of the ad-supported plan and expectations for broader price increases. The results may guide risk appetite across streaming and tech media.

Watchlist: NFLX
Spot: NFLX
Futures: NFLX

5）Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) — October 20 After the Close

Consensus estimates are about $2.64–$2.65 in EPS and $2.91 billion in revenue. As a surgical-robotics bellwether, Intuitive Surgical will be watched for global da Vinci system installation growth, a recovery in consumables use per procedure and commercialization guidance for its next-generation system. The results may influence valuations across high-end medical devices.

Watchlist: ISRG
Spot: ISRG
Futures: ISRG