Three GEM computing infrastructure ETFs from Tianhong, E Fund and China Asset Management have been established, with fundraising totals of 414 million yuan, 1.477 billion yuan and 332 million yuan, respectively, according to Jiemian News. Southern Fund also said its GEM computing infrastructure ETF ended fundraising early. The products track the GEM computing infrastructure index, and Jiemian News reported that the first batch of 10 products was approved for registration by China's securities regulator on August 28 after being filed on August 7. The fundraising pace has been uneven. Tianhong's GEM computing infrastructure ETF, code 158061, closed on its first day of sale and was formally established on September 9 with 414 million yuan raised from 4,976 holders. By contrast, Fullgoal Fund said on September 10 that the fundraising period for its GEM computing infrastructure infrastructure ETF would be extended to September 16 from the original September 4 to September 11 window, after consultation with its custodian, China Merchants Bank, and sales agencies. The article said the index focuses on GEM stocks involved in computing, networking, storage, operations and other computing infrastructure-related areas, covering data centers, communications equipment, PCB, storage and liquid cooling. Based on Wind consensus estimates, constituent companies' 2026 revenue and net profit are expected to rise 69.93% and 173.35% year on year. E Fund manager Xiao Wanyuan said global computing demand remains in a sustained growth phase, while Tianhong manager Hong Minghua said AI commercialization, token usage growth and rising agent penetration are supporting domestic AI infrastructure demand.

Strategy published a Bitcoin guide warning that the cryptocurrency has previously fallen 93.1%. According to NS3.AI, the guide also cites a worst one-year return of minus 83.6%. Michael Saylor shared the guide over the weekend.

Zhipu said it has completed about $500 million in financing, including $200 million in share placement and $300 million in zero-coupon convertible bonds. According to ChainCatcher, the funds will mainly be used for next-generation GLM models, self-training systems, and computing infrastructure.

Boreton Tech (1333), which listed in May last year, said it will place up to 16.6 million new H shares at HK$10.28 each, raising about HK$171 million in gross proceeds or HK$159 million net, according to Ming Pao. The placement price represents a 16.69% discount to the September 11 close of HK$12.34. The shares to be placed account for about 4.42% of the enlarged H-share capital and about 4.07% of total issued shares after the placement. The company will be subject to a 30-day lock-up period after completion.

An Iranian container ship was hit by an unidentified projectile near the Strait of Hormuz on September 13, killing one person and injuring four, according to Jiemian News. Iran's official news agency, citing local officials, said the vessel was attacked in nearby waters, while the UK Maritime Trade Operations office separately said a ship crossing the Strait of Hormuz had been struck by an unidentified projectile, caught fire, and prompted local authorities to respond and help evacuate personnel. The incident is still under investigation, and the office advised passing vessels to proceed with caution.

U.S. President Donald Trump met with advisers on Friday, September 11, 2026, to discuss ethics proposals related to the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, according to two people familiar with the matter. According to Foresight News, it was not clear what came out of the meeting or which advisers attended, and the White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Saturday night. The U.S. Senate is scheduled to vote at about 2:15 PM Eastern Time on September 15, 2026, on a motion to end debate on HR 3633, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025. The motion would require 60 votes in the 100-member Senate to pass. If approved, it would only open full debate and would not advance the bill itself.

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.

Astra makes headlines every day. Yesterday they conquered A, today they conquered B, and tomorrow they might be tackling C, D, and E together… Their progress is so rapid it's dazzling. Even if you have exceptional eyesight, you might not understand what Astra is doing anymore.

Golden Weekly is a weekly blockchain industry summary column launched by Golden Finance, covering key news, mining information, project updates, technological advancements, and other industry dynamics.

Perhaps we should be a little more polite to the baby boomers who hold the reins of wealth. If they don't step in to take on this "hot potato," then we ourselves may be the ones who ultimately have to learn how to find joy in hardship and accept a (relative) impoverished life.

Golden Weekly is a weekly blockchain industry summary column launched by Golden Finance, covering key news, market and contract data, mining information, project updates, technological advancements, and other industry dynamics.

This week, 10 blockchain startups completed funding rounds, raising a total of $563.4 million.

OpenAI is opening up the underlying agent framework that powers its flagship programming assistant Codex to all developers, marking the formal productization of the company's accumulated agent engineering experience.