According to @ReutersBiz, Alibaba announced Qwen3-Max, its largest artificial intelligence language model to date, underscoring AI as a core business strategy; source: Reuters Business tweet reut.rs/46iGaIK, Sep 24, 2025. According to @ReutersBiz, the announcement provides a clear headline and timestamp for monitoring BABA US ADRs around Alibaba’s AI strategy updates; source: Reuters Business tweet reut.rs/46iGaIK, Sep 24, 2025. According to @ReutersBiz, the cited post did not include pricing, deployment timing, or financial metrics for Qwen3-Max; source: Reuters Business tweet reut.rs/46iGaIK, Sep 24, 2025.

According to @business, Alibaba has secured China Unicom as a customer for its AI chips, indicating growing traction for its domestic semiconductor push, source: Bloomberg. Alibaba Group Holding trades under BABA on the NYSE and 9988 on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, while China Unicom trades under 0762 on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, source: NYSE; Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing. The report did not mention any cryptocurrencies and identified no direct token-market impact, so near-term crypto implications are not specified in the story, source: Bloomberg.

According to Michael Burry Stock Tracker on Twitter, Bridgewater Associates, led by Ray Dalio, revealed major changes in its Q1 2025 13F filing. The firm increased positions in Alibaba (BABA) by 3.37%, SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) by 1.48%, and Baidu (BIDU) by 0.81%. Meanwhile, Bridgewater executed significant reductions in SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) by 13.45%, Alphabet (GOOGL) by 0.96%, and Nvidia (NVDA) by 0.72%. This portfolio shift underscores a strategic pivot toward Chinese equities and gold, while reducing exposure to the US tech sector and the S&P 500. For crypto traders, this move may signal increased institutional risk aversion toward US markets and a potential appetite for alternative assets like gold and possibly Bitcoin, often considered a digital safe haven (Source: @burrytracker, Twitter, May 14, 2025).