Pre-market hot trades in US stocks: Delixy pre-market down 15.04%; Enanta Pharma pre-market down 11.78%

Hot Pre-Market Trades in US Stocks Enanta Pharma is down 11.78% in pre-market trading. According to recent key news: On October 1, Enanta Pharma announced a public offering of 6.5 million shares at a price of $10 per share, causing the stock price to drop 8.2% in after-hours trading. The company plans to use the funds raised for clinical trials and research and development. On September 30, Enanta Pharma's RSV treatment achieved significant results in a mid-term study, with the stock price soaring 92% at one point, but then falling back due to the offering news. On September 29, Enanta Pharma reported positive results for its Zelicapavir drug in RSV treatment, reducing hospitalization rates and boosting market confidence in its research and development capabilities. The biotech industry is experiencing frequent offering activities, leading to increased market volatility. Top Gainers in Pre-Market Trading in US Stocks Ryvyl is up 100.20% in pre-market trading, based on recent important news: On October 1, Ryvyl announced a merger agreement with RTB Digital, significantly boosting the stock price. After the merger, the company will adopt a Bitcoin treasury strategy, which is expected to positively impact digital asset infrastructure and blockchain adoption. Ryvyl's stock price rose 39.76% in after-hours trading. Data source: Benzinga Pro On October 1, Ryvyl's CEO announced retirement, and current CFO George Oliva was appointed as the interim CEO and chairman during the transition period. This move aims to ensure a smooth transition for the merged company. Data source: Benzinga Pro On October 1, the enterprise value of the merger agreement was $41.25 million, with Roundtable committing to contribute approximately $30 million in Bitcoin to Ryvyl's treasury. This move will enhance the company's competitiveness in the digital asset space. Data source: Benzinga Pro Bitcoin price fluctuations affect market sentiment. Lithium Americas is up 37.48% in pre-market trading. According to recent key news: On October 1, U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright announced that the U.S. government will take a stake in Canadian mining company Lithium Americas, causing Lithium Americas' stock price to soar 32% in after-hours trading. On October 1, Lithium Americas reached an agreement with General Motors to receive the first tranche of $435 million from a $226 million loan from the U.S. Department of Energy, further boosting the stock price. On October 1, the U.S. Department of Energy confirmed it will hold a 5% stake in Lithium Americas and its joint venture with General Motors, Thacker Pass lithium mine, further boosting market confidence. Demand for lithium is increasing, and policy support is significant