According to Jin10, ChinaAMC said its ChinaAMC S&P 500 Exchange Traded Open-Ended Index Securities Investment Fund (QDII), trading under the short name ChinaAMC S&P 500 ETF and fund code 159655, has seen its secondary-market trading price rise well above the fund share reference net asset value (IOPV), creating a large premium. The company urged investors to closely monitor the premium risk in secondary-market trading prices, make investment decisions cautiously, and warned that blind investing could lead to significant losses.

A-share listed banking fintech services provider Futu Holdings (Shenzhen: 300468) passed its Hong Kong Stock Exchange listing hearing on Monday, meaning it could soon launch its share offering, with CMB International and Guosen Securities (Hong Kong) as joint sponsors, according to Ming Pao. As of the close today, the company had a market value of about RMB 13.6 billion.

Longsys (09976) is due to list tomorrow, and its grey market price fell below the IPO price, according to ETNet. Phillip Securities' grey market closed at HK$234.4, 0.7% below the HK$236 offer price shown by the firm, implying a paper loss of HK$80 per board lot of 50 shares before fees. Bright Smart's grey market was at HK$233.4, 1.1% below the same offer price, implying a paper loss of HK$130 per board lot before fees.

Bitcoin traded just above $79,300 in Asian morning hours Monday, down under 1% over 24 hours and up about 2% on the week.Zcash was the standout at nearly $1,183, up more than 3% on the day and 45% on the week after clearing $1,000 on Friday for the first time since 2016. Monero fell nearly 3% but holds a 4% weekly gain.The rest moved little. BNB dropped 2%, Dogecoin and Solana about 1% each, and Ether, XRP, Tron and Hyperliquid all sat within 1% of flat. The seven-day frame is where the market is green — BNB up nearly 9%, Dogecoin more than 8% and Hyperliquid 7%.Crypto Did Not Sell the Payrolls BeatAugust payrolls printed 162,000 against forecasts near 56,000, lifting September hike odds to roughly 58% from just under 50%. The two-year Treasury yield hit a 52-week high near 4.4%.Equities sold it. Crypto did not.That divergence is the session's substance. The reaction function this cycle is inverted — rates have sat at 3.50%-3.75% since December 2025, so the question is whether tightening resumes rather than how fast easing proceeds, and a strong print is the hawkish outcome. Bitcoin holding within 1% of flat through a 106,000 beat is not what that framework predicts.The two-year at a 52-week high is the more direct expression of the repricing than the 10-year, since it tracks the near-term policy path most closely.The Revision Mattered as Much as the HeadlineJuly was revised from a 23,000 loss to a 23,000 gain, with June and July revised up by a combined 55,000.That reversal removed the argument that had been holding the dovish case together. Bloomberg's Anna Wong had noted no precedent in modern Fed history for hiking after two consecutive negative payroll prints. There is now no first negative print.It also flipped the revision direction. May and June had been cut by a combined 103,000, feeding a narrative of steady deterioration. June and July have now been revised up.Privacy Coins Are Running on Their Own LogicZcash clearing $1,000 for the first time since 2016 is a ten-year price structure breaking, and a 45% weekly gain puts it far outside anything explicable by macro flows.Privacy tokens have been leading for several sessions — Dash rose 17% and Zcash 16.5% in a single day last week as Bitcoin cleared $80,000. Monero's open interest reached 640,000 tokens in early September, its highest since February 2024.The cohort tends to outperform when speculative appetite returns rather than when institutional allocation dominates. Its leadership through a hawkish repricing suggests the bid is retail-driven and largely indifferent to the rate path.ETF Flows Are Absorbing the RepricingUS spot Bitcoin ETFs took about $770 million across the first four sessions of September.Thursday alone accounted for roughly $731 million of that — the largest single day since January, which pushed net assets past $103 billion for the first time. BlackRock's IBIT supplied $454 million of it.That concentration is the caveat. The same fund drove both the week's largest outflow, $201 million of a $236 million Tuesday redemption, and its largest inflow. One desk repositioning is not the same as broad allocator conviction.The Rate Repricing Is Now the Base Case, Not the SurpriseThe setup into this week is materially different from the one into last.Hike odds had round-tripped from roughly 35% before Warsh's Jackson Hole speech to about 70% Thursday and back toward even before the print. At 58%, September now sits inside the 60-70% band where the Fed historically validates market expectations rather than surprising them — close enough that the move is priced rather than pending.CPI lands September 11 and the FOMC decides September 15-16. Warsh built his case entirely on inflation, citing PCE at 3.7% annually and 4.1% over six months. With labor no longer available as a counterargument, the CPI print is what remains.Whether ETF flows continue at September's pace into a week where the repricing is the base case rather than the surprise is the question the next four sessions answer.

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

According to CNBC, Nvidia, Uber Technologies and Marvell Technology drew bullish calls from Wall Street analysts after recent earnings updates and guidance changes. Morgan Stanley’s Joseph Moore reiterated a buy rating on Nvidia and raised his price target to $300 from $288 after the chipmaker reported fiscal second-quarter results and said FY28 revenue growth could reach 70%. BMO Capital’s Brian Pitz kept a buy rating on Uber and a $119 price target, saying the ride-hailing company’s autonomous vehicle strategy is evolving and could become a major source of revenue and profit. KeyBanc’s John Vinh reaffirmed a buy rating on Marvell with a $400 price target after the company posted better-than-expected second-quarter FY27 results, reported 46% year-over-year data center growth to $2.17 billion, and raised its data center revenue outlook to 60% growth in FY27 and more than 60% in FY28.

According to Jin10, an EU Commission spokesperson said it has received an incident report from OpenAI.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York said the drop in the dollar’s share of foreign-exchange reserves does not show a broad shift away from the currency, according to Bloomberg. The research said the change instead reflects moves by a small number of reserve managers.

Novo Nordisk A/S’s Wegovy helped two out of five young children lose enough weight to no longer be classified as obese in a study, according to Bloomberg. The drug was tested in children as young as six.

According to The Korea Herald, Posco Group is recruiting hundreds of entry-level employees across six affiliates and research units as it seeks to automate operations and develop new growth engines. The hiring drive covers about 60 roles in production, sales, safety and advanced technology, and includes Posco Holdings’ Future Technology Research Institute, Posco, Posco International, Posco DX, Posco E&C and the Research Institute.

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

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Orionx has begun permanently shutting down after a forensic audit found more than $7 million in customer crypto missing from company-controlled wallets.

A British investor has recovered 61 Bitcoin after more than a decade without access to his funds, turning an initial investment of roughly £1,500 in 2011 into a fortune worth nearly $4.5 million.

The IMF confirmed that Bitcoin added to El Salvador’s reserve after June 2025 came from private donations, with no public funds used. The country also agreed to limit further Bitcoin accumulation as part of its $1.4 billion IMF programme, while restructuring its Chivo wallet separately from its sovereign Bitcoin reserve.

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On July 1, 2026, Robinhood officially launched its own public blockchain, Robinhood Chain—a Layer 2 network built on the Arbitrum Orbit framework and settled on Ethereum.

TikTok parent company ByteDance has secured a $29.6 billion loan from nearly 30 Chinese and international banks as it pours money into artificial intelligence, according to Reuters, citing people with direct knowledge of the transaction.