Feixiaohao said it is working with MOS/SSD on the Feixiaohao × GWDC 2026 Innovation Forum, with MOS/SSD joining the event as a co-organizer. The forum is scheduled for Sept. 29, 2026, at AT CENTER in Seoul, South Korea, and will focus on stock tokenization, Web3 and AI. MOS/SSD, also referred to as Sea Star, said MOS, or Sea Star Community, is a Web3-focused decentralized autonomous organization founded on Feb. 19, 2022. The community describes its vision as building a trusted metaverse DAO and says it is advancing blockchain gaming and metaverse development together with SPF META. According to the event details cited in the newsflash, the GWDC Korea stop is expected to draw 5,000 attendees on site. Justin Sun, Animoca Brands, Bithumb and Microsoft were listed among the guests and organizations expected to appear at the same venue. ChainCatcher added that Sea Star’s participation would place DAO, blockchain gaming and metaverse community ecosystems in a more public setting for exchange.

GMGN data tracked a sharp divergence between two Robinhood on-chain tokens over the past 24 hours. Artificial Inu (AI), paired with NVDA, fell about 13.29% and stood at a market capitalization of roughly $234 million. Over the same period, musebook, paired with META, climbed about 265.25%, lifting its market value to around $24 million. During that move, two wallets that had previously generated a combined profit of about $1.3829 million on AI opened fresh musebook positions worth about $25,200 in total. As of publication, those new positions were showing combined unrealized gains of about $13,800. One wallet beginning with 0xa581 spent about $21,500 across four trades to buy roughly 125.33 million musebook tokens, while another beginning with 0x1bd5 re-entered the token with about $3,709 across four trades after having fully exited on Sept. 19. BlockBeats noted that Memecoin trading is highly volatile and often driven by market sentiment and narrative speculation, warning investors to pay attention to risk.

GMGN data shows that musebook on Robinhood has climbed back above a $20 million market cap, with gains of more than 300% over the past 24 hours and a latest valuation of $21.4 million. Musebook is a social platform built by developer wyn for the AI Agent Muse, designed to let different agents communicate autonomously. The project drew rapid attention after it was noticed by Meta AI executives. The community later created the Meme coin musebook around the platform and paired it for trading with META, a tokenized Meta stock. A market note accompanying the move warned that Meme coins can be highly volatile and urged investors to participate with caution.

Several stock-linked meme tokens moved sharply higher on Sept. 22 as U.S. equities closed with strong gains and the Nasdaq set another record high, according to market data cited by BlockBeats. GMGN data showed musebook, paired with tokenized META, climbed to a market capitalization above $26 million and hit a fresh high, with gains of more than 3x over the past 24 hours. BIT (bit.com) data also showed Meta shares rose 11.43% at the close. The report said Meta’s personal AI assistant Muse had overtaken ChatGPT to become the most popular free app on the U.S. iOS platform. Other names in the same segment also advanced. GME, paired with tokenized GME, rose more than 227% in 24 hours and pushed its market cap above $1.1 million. SAYLORMOON, paired with tokenized Strategy, gained more than 48% and exceeded a $2.1 million market cap. microduck, paired with tokenized NVDA, rose more than 18.7% and crossed $5.2 million. BlockBeats described “Stock Meme” as a newer structure that links meme tokens directly with tokenized U.S. equities rather than pairing them with USDT or ETH. The outlet added that such tokens keep the volatility and community-driven speculation typical of meme coins while also drawing on the attention and narrative tied to real stocks. It warned that these assets remain highly volatile and that users should be cautious.

U.S. equities opened in positive territory, according to data from MSX.COM, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.63%, the S&P 500 gaining 0.59%, and the Nasdaq rising 0.77%. The VIX volatility index also edged up 0.41% at the open. AI-related stocks broadly moved higher in early trading. Arm posted the biggest gain among the names cited, rising 9.26%. AMD climbed 4.7%, Accenture added 4.52%, Dell rose 4.09%, and Super Micro Computer gained 3.71%. The update also noted that MSX is a major RWA trading platform. According to the platform description included in the source, it has listed hundreds of RWA tokens covering popular U.S. stocks and ETF tokenized assets, including Nvidia, GOOGL, MSFT, AMZN, META, TSM, and AMD.

ChainCatcher reported, citing market data from Gate, that Meta Platforms (META.O) rose by more than 5%. The brief did not provide additional details such as the exact price, the trading interval, volume, or any related market context. The update was presented as a short market move and contained no further commentary beyond the cited data source and the stock’s gain.

Odaily, citing data from MSX.COM, reported that AI-related U.S. stocks broadly moved higher in premarket trading. Intel (INTC) posted the largest gain among the names listed, rising 5.95%. Accenture (ACN) climbed 5.74%, Arm (ARM) added 4.53%, Dell (DELL) rose 2.89%, and Marvell (MRVL) advanced 2.74%. The update also noted that MSX.COM is a decentralized real-world asset, or RWA, trading platform. According to the report, the platform has cumulatively listed hundreds of RWA tokens tied to U.S. stocks and ETF underlyings, including AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL, META, MSFT, NFLX, and NVDA. No additional market context or drivers for the premarket moves were provided in the source.

ChainCatcher, citing data from RootData, reported that perpetual stock contracts traded on exchanges may have started pricing in equity market moves while traditional markets were closed for the weekend. The data showed broad gains across crypto-linked and technology-related names in premarket-style pricing. Strategy (MSTR) led the group, with its contract quoted at $162.81 versus the previous official close of $153.92, a gain of 5.78%. Coinbase (COIN) was at $201.47, up 3.72% from $194.25, while Circle (CRCL) traded at $95.06, up 3.57% from $91.78. Robinhood (HOOD) rose 3.45% to $123.95, and AMD (AMD) gained 3.15% to $577.46. Other names in the RootData snapshot also moved up. Micron Technology (MU) was quoted at $1,040.67, up 2.45% from $1015.80. Meta (META) climbed 2.45% to $682.04. Tesla (TSLA) added 1.77% to $370.73, SanDisk (SNDK) rose 1.64% to $1,821.27, and Nvidia (NVDA) was up 1.21% to $224.96.