U.S. President Donald Trump said Bombardier should no longer be allowed to sell planes in the United States. According to Sina Finance, he said, "Their products are not good enough!" Trump also said Bombardier relies on U.S. customers, airports, and companies, while Canada blocks U.S. banks and companies, calling the practice "unjust" and "unfair."

According to Jin10, at the 2:30 close, the Shanghai gold main contract fell 0.04% to 954 yuan per gram, the Shanghai silver main contract rose 0.74% to 16,143 yuan per kilogram, and the SC crude oil main contract rose 1.73% to 700 yuan per barrel.

According to Nikkei Asia, return on equity at Japan's listed companies fell in the fiscal year ended March even as a wave of record profits lifted shareholders' equity. The weak yen increased the value of equity in overseas subsidiaries, helping boost shareholders' equity.

According to Nikkei Asia, Sony Group's plan to cease sales of game discs for the PlayStation 5 console has drawn backlash from consumer advocates worldwide.

Polymarket’s NRFI “Yes” option in the Cleveland Guardians vs. Baltimore Orioles event fell sharply to 26% from 44.5% one hour earlier, a drop of 18.5 percentage points. According to ChainCatcher, the move reflects a sudden swing in the prediction market and may be linked to breaking news affecting the event.

According to Wallstreetcn, Iran unveiled a new ballistic missile called Qassem Basir on the 7th local time, saying its debut was a milestone in the country's defense strategy and that it marked a shift from passive deterrence to active deterrence.

Crypto fund flows are becoming more sensitive to the U.S. interest-rate outlook, with CoinShares saying Federal Reserve policy remains a key barrier to Bitcoin breaking above $80,000 despite continued investor demand for crypto. According to Cointelegraph, CoinShares head of research James Butterfill said Bitcoin is trading like gold again, but the Fed still sets the ceiling at around $80,000. The sensitivity was visible after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s speech at Jackson Hole, when he said progress on inflation had been modest and that price pressures were not easing quickly enough to give policymakers confidence that inflation was returning to the 2% target. Roughly $100 million exited digital asset investment products immediately after the speech as markets sharply increased the probability of a September rate hike. Flows then reversed over the following week, reaching $1 billion by Sept. 4, after Fed Governor Christopher Waller pointed to recent signs of disinflation and said he was inclined to keep rates steady in September if upcoming inflation data showed further progress. Butterfill wrote that investors are not exiting the asset class, but are trading the rate path. As of Monday, Fed Funds futures prices implied a roughly 60% chance of a rate hike following next week’s Federal Open Market Committee meeting, according to CME Group. Markets are now pricing in a 25 basis-point rate hike on Sept. 16. The moves suggest Bitcoin and broader digital asset markets remain highly sensitive to shifts in liquidity and monetary policy, while easier financial conditions have historically supported crypto and other risk assets. CoinShares’ assessment also comes after a strong rebound in Bitcoin and the broader digital asset market last month, when the U.S. Treasury announced plans to double certain long-dated bond buybacks from $2 billion to $4 billion per operation. Bitcoin climbed from the low $60,000s to above $80,000 during the month. The expanded buyback program is expected to run from Sept. 9 through Nov. 4. In her Substack newsletter last week, 21shares co-founder Ophelia Snyder said the Treasury announcement, equity sell-offs, yield-curve shifts, and ongoing noise from the Iran war all pointed to a rally driven less by crypto-specific catalysts and more by growing interest in de-risking exposure to the U.S. specifically. The market’s focus on liquidity conditions also led Standard Chartered to forecast that Bitcoin could reach $100,000 before the end of the year.

According to Wallstreetcn, Abu Dhabi Murban crude oil futures rose 4.37% to $107.81 per barrel, while Brent crude November futures settled up $0.72, nearly 0.75%, at $97 per barrel.

While AMC and Robinhood are still locked in a war of words, Solana has already replicated this "crypto-stock pairing" strategy.

Jinse Finance launches the "Jinse Web3.0 Daily," providing you with the latest and fastest news on AI, DeFi, DAO, NFT, and the metaverse industry.

Cryptocurrency-equity trading has begun to have a significant impact on the prices of US stocks in the real market, and this impact means that the traditional forces that hold pricing power in the secondary market are beginning to be eroded and weakened.

Robinhood, Robinhood's collection of useful tools: one-stop solution for trading, monitoring, and analysis. Golden Finance: How to effectively utilize these tools to find the next on-chain alpha?

The three Meme coins, priced as tokenized stocks, illustrate who truly controls a short squeeze.

The joint venture between two major public blockchains sparked a war of words, with high gas consumption triggering controversy over the business model of public blockchains.

Butterflies, coffee, socks, and the number 4—who can define the Meme form of the next generation of BNB Chain?

OpenAI, the artificial intelligence company that "created" AGI, is now putting on the brakes? Is it fact or marketing? A very divisive picture has emerged in the AI ​​world, according to Jinse Finance.

Over the past year, ZEC has experienced a crazy price swing from $50 to $1200.

Google has rushed out a Chrome security update after confirming that attackers are already exploiting a high-severity vulnerability in the browser.