British listed company Satsuma Technology has sold its entire Bitcoin reserve of 669.4867 BTC, with the transactions completed from July 24 to 31 at a net average price of 47,667 pounds per coin, generating total proceeds of about 31.91 million pounds. According to ChainCatcher, the company also received approval from the U.K. High Court to carry out a capital reduction by canceling Class B shares. The company will return 30.718881 million pounds to eligible shareholders, equal to 0.002734 pounds per Class B share.

Bloomberg reported that the consumer price report released last Friday showed core inflation accelerated more than expected in August, prompting futures market investors to raise the odds of a Federal Reserve rate hike at its September 15-16 meeting to above 85%.

Copper edged lower after hotter-than-expected US inflation data led traders to increase bets on Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes, according to Bloomberg.

Forward Industries has proposed a digital asset treasury framework that classifies on-chain treasuries into three tiers based on the degree of actual management discretion exercised by operators. According to ChainCatcher, the framework urges regulators to move away from blanket treatment and instead distinguish between use, follow, and advisor models. Under the proposal, Type I treasuries function as code tools with investment and lending parameters set entirely by end users, while developers only maintain and upgrade the underlying software. Type II treasuries use pre-set automated strategies that users may choose to follow, and operators would be required to make a minimum co-investment to align incentives. Type III treasuries would be treated as active management structures, where managers have independent decision-making authority over asset allocation, rebalancing, or trading and would fall under investment adviser and stricter prudential oversight. The framework also addresses treasuries holding mixed assets, including security tokens and commodity-like digital assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. It recommends coordinated oversight between the SEC and CFTC through information sharing and joint filings to reduce compliance conflicts and jurisdiction gaps. In addition, the proposal calls for four baseline rules across all compliant digital asset treasuries: full disclosure of related-party transactions, public third-party smart contract audits, exclusion of bad actors under anti-money laundering and executive eligibility rules, and anti-fraud controls aligned with mature financial markets. The framework was presented as a response to regulatory uncertainty facing listed Web3 treasury companies.

A whale has become the largest holder of MEME after buying 20.31 million tokens over the past 10 days. According to BlockBeats On-chain Detection, the whale spent $1.04 million on the purchases, and the holdings are now worth about $930,000. The average purchase price was $0.051 per token.

Nasdaq 100 futures fell 1.2% after Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged AI companies to slow frontier model development. According to NS3.AI, S&P 500 futures fell 0.6%, while Dow futures fell 0.4%. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman also ruled out an initial public offering this year, citing similar safety concerns.

According to The Korea Herald, Samsung Electronics and SK hynix rejected Korea Electric Power Corp.'s proposal to prepay a combined 25 trillion won ($18.4 billion) in electricity bills for the next five years. Industry sources said the two chipmakers informed the state-run utility after internal reviews found it would be difficult to justify committing such a large amount of cash upfront amid uncertainty over the longer-term semiconductor cycle.

In less than nine months since its listing, Zhipu has raised a total of HK$75.5 billion in net proceeds. In its latest round of HK$33.5 billion, 60% of the funds are heavily invested in "fully self-training"—a three-dimensional closed loop of self-generated data, self-created environment, and self-optimized infrastructure, aiming at AI recursive self-evolution (RSI).

Does LAPTOP's Waterloo mean that celebrities will completely stop issuing tokens, or that celebrity tokens will never succeed? The answer is no. However, the market has clearly matured and will not blindly buy in simply because a token is associated with a famous person.

BTC, Federal Reserve, ETF, liquidity, US Treasury bonds, after the bottom and before the bull market, Jinse Finance, the corridor is narrow and there is only one exit.

Grayscale believes that Zcash mining offers high returns at current valuation levels. These high returns are attracting more mining participants, further strengthening cybersecurity.

Trump again urged the Federal Reserve to maintain low interest rates on Sunday, but after August's higher-than-expected inflation, market bets on a Fed rate hike this week have risen to over 85%. With both forces pushing for rate cuts and hikes simultaneously, Warsh is facing a "no-win" situation.

Jinse Finance launches its cryptocurrency and blockchain industry daily news bulletin, "Jinse at 8 AM," issue 3181, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

The market's pricing logic has changed: capital expenditures that cannot be converted into actual growth will be penalized, while investments that can drive AI revenue growth will receive positive feedback.

The Federal Reserve, Warsh, interest rate hikes—all eyes are on Warsh—will next week's "Super Week of Central Banks" see a wave of G7 interest rate hikes? Golden Finance reports that global monetary policy is at a new turning point.

Many people's impression of MoneyGram is still limited to traditional offline remittance scenarios.

For the first time in history, the three arch-rivals in the AI ​​field have joined forces—after a series of out-of-control events and doomsday warnings have impacted the industry, the heads of Anthropic, OpenAI, and SpaceX have made a rare joint call to slow down the pace of artificial intelligence development.