This week's top 5 stocks users are most concerned about: tokenized securities heat up, AI leaders pull back, stablecoin small-cap stocks experience wild swings.

BlockBeats news, October 9: According to Bitget data, this week US stocks first hit new highs, then shifted to high-level consolidation. AI trading remains the main theme, but long-end rates, oil prices, and high valuation pressures caused chip stocks to pull back; meanwhile, Securitize launched a US stock on-chain product, bringing RWA and tokenized securities back into the spotlight for capital flows. The price ranges in the chart are estimated based on the first and last values of the screenshots.

Securitize (up about 14.19% for the week): SECZ first rose, then pulled back, and then moved higher again. On October 8, it launched a tradable tokenized US stock product, with the first batch covering popular names such as Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Alphabet; RWA moved from concept trading to product implementation, driving capital back in.

Nvidia (down about 3.75% for the week): NVDA hit a high early in the week and then corrected. The AI chip leader remains a core support for the index, but the market is demanding more from high valuations and returns on AI investment; on October 8, Nvidia fell 2.9%, coming under pressure alongside AI-chain stocks such as Broadcom and Micron.

Google (up about 1.32% for the week): GOOGL fluctuated higher and performed relatively steadily during the chip stock pullback; the market continued to trade its cloud and AI infrastructure capabilities, and the long-term power cooperation announced on October 6 also highlighted the sustained demand for computing power and energy in the era of large models.

SVRN (down about 4.06% for the week): SVRN first fell, then rebounded, but still closed lower than at the start of the week; on October 8, the company acquired FastNEAR, a NEAR protocol infrastructure provider, beginning to extend from a pure digital asset treasury into on-chain RPC and data services, while the market is still assessing the integration and commercialization execution.

SDEV (down about 56.98% for the week): SDEV continued to weaken this week, with volatility significantly amplified. The company's latest disclosure shows it holds about 2.322 billion SKY tokens, about 10% of total supply, with a digital asset net value of about $180 million; however, it is essentially closer to a digital asset treasury stock with a highly concentrated allocation to SKY, and single-asset exposure and small-cap liquidity have amplified the stock price risk.