WEEX Labs flags strength in nuclear and AI power names as market watches Nvidia earnings

WEEX Labs flags strength in nuclear and AI power names as market watches Nvidia earnings

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2026-08-26 04:06:38
WEEX TradFi market data showed strength in nuclear energy and AI power-related names on Aug. 26, with OKLO up 11.08% over 24 hours, URA gaining 5.62%, and IREN rising 5.18%. Nvidia (NVDA) was also up 2% in the same period, with the market focused on its earnings report due later in the day. WEEX Labs said the current market theme is centered on the overlap between growth and energy security. It also warned that assets tied to the theme may see amplified short-term volatility because they are sensitive to policy developments and order flow. Separately, WEEX said it has launched zero-fee spot trading for stock tokens on its platform. The update was cited by Odaily in a newsflash published on Aug. 26.

WEEX TradFi market data showed nuclear energy and AI power-related names moving higher on Aug. 26.

Among the gainers, OKLO rose 11.08% over 24 hours, URA added 5.62%, and IREN climbed 5.18%.

Nvidia (NVDA) was up 2% over the same period, with the market watching the company’s earnings report scheduled for later in the day.

WEEX Labs said the market’s main theme is leaning toward the intersection of growth and energy security. It also said related assets may face larger short-term swings because policy and orders can have a direct impact on price action.

WEEX also said it has opened zero-fee spot trading for stock tokens.

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