U.S. stocks split sharply in the shortened trading week after Labor Day, with inflation and rate concerns weighing on broader risk appetite. As of Sept. 10 Eastern Time, both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq were down about 1.6% for the week, while rising oil prices and higher long-end Treasury yields added pressure. The Sept. 11 CPI reading is now a key marker ahead of the Sept. 15-16 Federal Open Market Committee meeting. According to BlockBeats, the five stocks drawing the most user attention this week were BNC, MiniMax, Unitree, Micron, and NIKE. BNC rose about 10.25% during the week as the market continued to trade around its new business developments and digital asset treasury strategy, including its disclosed holding of more than 510,000 BNB and plans to keep allocating to BNB and repurchase shares when appropriate. MiniMax gained about 7.00% as investors focused on large-model products and enterprise service monetization. Unitree climbed about 6.32%, Micron rose about 5.62% on HBM and AI server demand expectations, and NIKE added about 2.21% as investors priced in channel repair and new product catalysts.