Meta (META.US) plans to issue $95 billion in shares, ASI debate and central bank silence

According to Woofun AI, global macro and tech giants broke out intensively on the evening of October 26. Meta (META.US) plans to issue $225 billion in Class A common stock, $12.5 billion in compulsory convertible preferred shares, and plans to launch an additional 60 billion US dollar Class C stock ATM program. At the same time, Musk made remarks about the future of ASI, and central banks around the world entered a “super week” quiet period.

Musk made it clear that ASI would not rule over humanity and predicted that money and jobs would be meaningless in the future. On the capital market side, Meta (META.US)'s huge financing plan attracted attention. Its proposed issuance of Class A common shares reached US$225 billion and mandatory convertible preferred shares reached US$12.5 billion. If we add up to US$60 billion in Class C shares, the total size limit is US$95 billion.

Meanwhile, during the “Super Week” of central banks around the world, the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, and the Bank of Japan are all expected to remain on hold. MS.US warns that semiconductor stocks may fall another 10% to 15%, and the adjustment is expected to end in mid-November. According to data compiled by Woofun AI, Strive (ASST.US) added 6,182 BTC last week to 43,000.

Additionally, House of Doge terminates Dogecoin's exclusive trademark license and requires a name change before the end of 2026; Soneium, a subsidiary of Sony (SONY.US), plans to issue the native token SONEIUM, and TGE details are yet to be announced.

There is a stark contrast between the capital operations of tech giants and the silence of macroeconomic policies, and the risk of market fluctuations still exists. This is yet another test for the industry to restructure valuations after many recent rounds of adjustments.