According to Nikkei Asia, BYD, China's leading electric vehicle maker, is set to break its annual overseas sales target, with full-year volume expected to be close to 2 million units. The company is planning to reach 2.5 million overseas units in 2027.

Bitmine Chairman and Fundstrat co-founder Tom Lee said Ethereum is more like "digital land" than cash. According to Odaily, Lee said high-quality assets are defined by their ability to store value over the long term, and he compared Ethereum's long-term value to infrastructure and a settlement layer rather than a payment medium.

According to Jin10, Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Rezaei said U.S. ships will have no safe haven in the region.

According to Jin10, Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Rezaei said Iran's defense capabilities are continuing to improve at a faster pace, based on the level and type of enemy threats.

China's National Financial Regulatory Administration has opened public consultation on a draft revision to the Insurance Law, with feedback due by October 3, 2026. Jiemian News reported that the draft is the first major overhaul of the law in 11 years and would expand the statute to 8 chapters and 214 articles. The draft would bring insurers' shareholders and actual controllers under supervision, strengthen fit-and-proper checks for major shareholders, and add rules on capital contributions, related-party transactions, disclosure, and prohibited interference in operations. It also tightens prudential supervision, including governance, risk management, internal controls, capital management and solvency rules, while broadening permitted uses of insurance funds to include equity, asset management and asset-backed securities products, gold and other commodities, futures and derivatives. According to data cited by the regulator, insurers' investment balance reached 40.8 trillion yuan in the second quarter of 2026. The revision also seeks to improve early intervention and resolution tools, clarify the role of takeover teams, and refine the insurance protection fund system. It says the fund would provide capped rescue support, with any amount above the cap to be recovered from the liquidation assets of an insurer that is revoked or declared bankrupt. The draft would also strengthen consumer protection, including personal information safeguards and bans on misleading sales, and raise penalties by increasing many fines to as much as 10 times illegal gains from the current five times.

According to the BBC, Kyiv is enduring more daily air raid alerts than at any time since Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022, with government figures showing the capital has faced an average of 10 alerts a day since the end of August. The report said Russia has shifted from mostly night strikes to daytime attacks, disrupting schools, businesses and public transport, while Ukraine's government is planning a two-tier warning system to let people keep working, traveling and studying depending on the threat level. Ukraine's air force said Russia launched 2,800 fast drones in August, almost twice as many as in July, and officials said only about 60% of the drones were being shot down. President Volodymyr Zelensky held an emergency meeting with ministers and commanders to discuss producing new high-speed missiles to intercept the faster drones, while analysts said Russia's aim is also to damage Ukraine's economy by targeting businesses and warehouses.

The US struck three Iranian oil tankers over the weekend, sending Brent to $97 and diesel to record highs. A $320M exploit hit Liquid Network Sunday. Trump demanded rate cuts as September hike odds sit at 58%. Bitcoin held near $79,300 — within 1% of flat through a payrolls beat that equities sold, and less than half as sensitive to rising yields as gold per 90-day correlation data. KOSPI surged 4.6% on OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra model. Wall Street analysts are calling Nvidia, Uber, and Marvell their top long-term picks — with Nvidia's fiscal 2028 revenue guidance of 70% growth nearly double the market consensus. CPI Friday is the last variable before the September 16 FOMC.Bitcoin Falls Below $80,000 as US Strikes Iranian Tankers and Trump Pressures WarshCENTCOM confirmed striking three Iranian oil tankers near Kharg Island, Jask, and the Gulf of Oman — WTI hit $92.72, Brent $97, its highest in seven weeks. Diesel hit record highs, running roughly 90% above pre-war levels — the more consequential inflation signal since diesel propagates through nearly every physical supply chain. September hike odds sit at 58%, with October at 70%. The ECB is expected to hike Thursday and the BOJ has 75% odds of a move September 18 — synchronized tightening that removes the rate-differential logic normally supporting the dollar during Fed hiking cycles. The dollar fell 1% against the yen to 154.6 as short yen positions covered. Liquid Network suffered a $320M exploit Sunday, among the largest incidents of the year. Bitcoin traded near $79,700, down just under 1%, having held around $80,000 through the weekend.Bitcoin Holds $79,000 as Hike Odds Reach 58% and Zcash Runs 45% in a WeekBitcoin held just above $79,300 Monday — up 2% on the week, within 1% of flat through a payrolls beat that sent equities lower and the 2-year Treasury to a 52-week high. Zcash cleared $1,000 for the first time since 2016 and is up 45% on the week — far outside anything explicable by macro flows. Privacy coins leading through a hawkish repricing describes a retail-driven bid indifferent to the rate path. Bitcoin ETFs took ~$770M across September's first four sessions, though $731M of that came from a single Thursday session led by IBIT's $454M — one large desk repositioning rather than broad allocator conviction. The July revision from -23,000 to +23,000 removed the no-two-consecutive-negative-readings constraint that had been the dovish case's last defense. CPI Friday is the only variable left before September 16.Seoul's KOSPI Closes Up 4.6% at Five-Week High on AI Optimism; Tokyo Gains, Hong Kong SlipsSeoul's KOSPI jumped 4.61% to 6,995 — its highest since July 23 and a third straight advance — as OpenAI's new GPT-6 Astra model stoked demand for memory chip names: Samsung +5.68%, SK Hynix +8.26%. Tokyo's Nikkei rose 2.12% led by Advantest, Tokyo Electron, and SoftBank. Taiwan's TAIEX gained 1.67%, with TSMC +2.07% and MediaTek hitting its 10% daily limit. Hong Kong slipped 0.93%, with Baidu -4% and Xiaomi -3%. Mainland China was mixed — Shanghai nearly flat but ChiNext +3.41% as AI-hardware and semiconductor names rallied. The KOSPI's 4.6% single-session gain on an AI model release confirms OpenAI product launches now function as direct demand signals for Korean memory chips.Wall Street Analysts Favor Nvidia, Uber, and Marvell for Long-Term ValueAs bond yields and Iran tensions drive market volatility, Wall Street analysts are flagging three stocks for long-term growth beyond the short-term noise. Morgan Stanley's Joseph Moore raised Nvidia's price target to $300 from $288 after strong Q2 fiscal 2027 results — the company's fiscal 2028 revenue growth guidance of 70% was nearly double the market's 40% consensus and well above Moore's own 52% forecast, keeping it his top semiconductor pick. Moore also maintained a Buy on Uber at $119, highlighting its evolution into a diversified platform with autonomous driving becoming a meaningful revenue driver. KeyBanc's John Vinh reiterated a Buy on Marvell at $400 after better-than-expected Q2 results, led by data center revenue growing 46% year-over-year to $2.17B. All three sit at the intersection of AI infrastructure demand — the same thesis driving KOSPI chip names and Bitcoin miner AI pivots — but at valuations reflecting sustained rather than speculative growth.Bitcoin's Yield Sensitivity Is Less Than Half Gold's, Correlation Data ShowsBitcoin's 90-day correlation with the 10-year Treasury yield stands at -0.17 against gold's -0.41 — meaning rising yields hit gold more than twice as hard as Bitcoin. The Bitcoin-gold correlation itself sits at 0.59, a six-year high matching 2020's COVID-stimulus period. The real-world test came last week: gold fell $400 in five days as the 10-year climbed above 4.81%; Bitcoin held choppy between $76,000 and $80,000, then cleared $80,000 with yields still elevated. The same divergence repeated after Friday's payrolls beat. The caveat: the dollar remains the variable that has done more visible damage to Bitcoin than yields, with the DXY hovering near its 2011 trendline support.

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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.

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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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