According to @CNBC, Zhipu, described as China’s first 'AI tiger', went public in Hong Kong and its shares climbed on debut (source: CNBC tweet, Jan 8, 2026). According to @CNBC, the tweet did not disclose the offer price, funds raised, ticker, or exact percentage gain, so precise trading metrics for execution and risk control are not available from the source (source: CNBC tweet, Jan 8, 2026). According to @CNBC, the post did not mention any cryptocurrencies or tokens, and therefore the source provides no direct crypto market impact or token-specific details (source: CNBC tweet, Jan 8, 2026).

According to @CNBC, autonomous driving firm Pony.ai fell 12% on its Hong Kong market debut as trading began.

According to @CNBC, shares of China’s Sany Heavy Industry traded flat on their Hong Kong debut after a $1.6 billion IPO on Oct 28, 2025, signaling no notable first-session price move relative to the offer per the source. According to @CNBC, the update provided no additional details on intraday volatility or demand indicators. According to @CNBC, the source did not cite any direct implications for cryptocurrency markets.