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PANews, September 1 — OKX market data shows that BTC has just broken above $79,000, currently trading at $79,003.00 per coin, up 0.53% today.

PANews, September 1 — Hyperliquid is in discussions with Kraken’s parent company about entering the U.S. market.

PANews, September 1 — SlowMist founder Yu Xian posted on X that a recent mass theft incident affected more than 100 addresses and dozens of genuine users. The cause was private key exposure, and the hackers profited approximately $200k. The common thread was that the affected users had used the iToken wallet, which had previously been found to collect users’ private keys and seed phrases. People associated with the group had been arrested before.

PANews reported on September 1 that Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov announced that Telegram has launched Gram Wallet for some users and plans to gradually make it available to Telegram’s more than 1 billion users over the coming weeks.
Pavel Durov stated that the smart contract behind Gram Wallet has been approved by validators, paving the way for the wallet’s further rollout. It is understood that Gram

JPMorgan’s market intelligence team expects the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report due this Friday to have a relatively high probability of weakening the S&P 500. If job growth comes in between 30k and 70k, it would be considered an appropriate range and could create a “good news is bad news” market environment. Analysts broadly expect around 55k new jobs; if the data exceeds expectations, higher bond yields could weigh on stocks, while a significant miss could revive stagflation concerns.

At the end of August, gold extended its decline, briefly falling below $4,400 per ounce intraday and dropping more than 3%. On the surface, the move was driven by Warsh’s hawkish signals, but in reality, expectations of dollar depreciation are being offset by higher interest rates and U.S. Treasury yields. The real turning point is whether U.S. economic data can support rate-hike expectations and which side prevails in the tug-of-war between the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department. GAMA’s De Melo expects a short-term pullback to $4,200-$4,300 per ounce, but long-term holders continue to hold gold.

According to PANews, NVIDIA invested $350 million in MediaTek and others, selecting potential next-generation ASIC winners through capital investment and strategic partnerships. Serenity said the move is similar to supporting Nebius and CoreWeave, aiming to cultivate industry leaders and forge deep ties to consolidate its position in the AI infrastructure chain, potentially weakening Broadcom’s competitiveness in ASICs, prompting AMD, Broadcom, and cloud providers to strengthen cooperation, further enhancing NVIDIA’s position in the AI inference market and undermining the bearish thesis.

PANews reported on September 1 that, according to Bloomberg, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced that it will invest S$220 million (approximately US$173 million) over the next three years to support fintech and innovation development, in order to maintain its advantage in the fintech sector over competitive financial centers such as Hong Kong.
The plan will focus on developing fintech talent and accelerating the research, application, and implementation of cutting-edge financial technologies. MAS plans to support at least 1,000 internship positions while helping the financial industry prepare for cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence. MAS said the plan aims to further enhance the innovation capabilities and competitiveness of Singapore’s financial sector.

PANews, September 1 — According to CNBC, U.S. stocks barely maintained their upward momentum amid volatility in August, but analysts warned that, as the S&P 500 stalled at elevated levels, rising Treasury yields and divergent views on NVIDIA’s valuation had pushed the market to a critical threshold.
However, investors should not be misled by this superficial “calm.” Historical experience shows that September is often the worst-performing month for U.S. stocks. In 2026, an election year, and against the backdrop of strong stock-market performance earlier in the year, seasonal factors could change. Veteran market commentator Michael Santoli said that what is truly worth watching is that multiple key market indicators are in a “strained” state; once thresholds are breached, the market’s character could change dramatically.
At present, the market-implied probability of a September rate hike has risen above 50%. With policy expectations resembling a “coin toss,” the Federal Reserve’s communication transparency appears to be declining

PANews reported on September 1, citing Businesswire, that crypto asset investment fund C1 Fund announced its second-quarter 2026 results, disclosing that its portfolio had expanded to 11 crypto companies by the end of the second quarter, covering crypto payments, custody, compliance, staking, exchanges, developer infrastructure, prediction markets, and other sectors. Its two largest investment exposures were Ripple (17.5% of net assets) and Kraken parent company Payward (16.9%). It also newly invested in prediction market platform Polymarket, but did not disclose the specific investment amount.
C1 Fund also stated that, as of July 31, it had repurchased and canceled 249.3k company shares at a total cost of approximately $824k. It is currently authorized to repurchase up to $3 million worth of shares.

DeFiLlama data shows that Robinhood Chain reached a record daily transaction volume of 5.52 million on August 30, with approximately $2.66 million in on-chain revenue over 24 hours and total DEX volume of $875 million, led by Uniswap. Meme coin issuance and trading became the core drivers, with Pons creating approximately 22.6k tokens that day, while GMGN, Pons, and Uniswap contributed about 88% of application revenue. The real-world asset tokenization seen in the early launch phase has shifted toward the Meme coin sector, and Robinhood will profit from trading fees, though the specific amount was not disclosed.

PANews, August 31: The U.S. Department of War’s CTO Office disclosed that the department has launched Starshield AI’s Grok for Government on its GenAI.mil generative AI platform. The version has been approved for controlled unclassified information (CUI) environments at Impact Level 5 (IL5), providing military personnel with deep reasoning, adaptive reasoning modes, customized workspaces, persistent projects, and reusable “playbooks” for scenarios including procurement market research and supply chain management.
GenAI.mil has attracted more than 1.7 million unique users in the nine months since its launch, accounting for more than half of the Department of War’s over 3 million personnel. The Department of War said the introduction of Grok is intended to expand the selection of cutting-edge AI tools, avoid vendor lock-in, and promote the development of the U.S. AI ecosystem.

PANews reported on August 31 that the U.S. leading in primary deficits has driven funds toward safe-haven assets. Although rising yields are usually bearish for non-yielding assets, debt concerns have supported Bitcoin's 23% gain this month.
In the Bitcoin options market, the notional value of open interest in call options with strike prices ranging from $80k to $100k has reached tens of billions of dollars. This distribution shows that funds are heavily betting on BTC breaking above $100,000 in the final four months of 2026, marking the market's clearest pricing of the future price path since the shift in the macro narrative.

PANews, August 31 — Bybit data shows that Tesla (TSLA.O)’s intraday gain has expanded to 5.12%, with the stock currently at $366.59.

PANews reported on August 31 that Apple CEO Tim Cook said he is very pleased with John Ternus serving as chief executive officer and that he will “miss the job” after stepping down as CEO.
Apple announced in April this year that Cook will transition to executive chairman on September 1, 2026, while current Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering John Ternus (John

PANews August 31 news: According to Bloomberg, according to Bloomberg, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is planning to abolish the existing rules concerning listed company shareholders’ submission of proxy proposals. The relevant proposal has reportedly been submitted to the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for review, marking the latest step toward formally advancing the regulatory adjustment.
The move is part of SEC Chairman Paul Atkins’ effort to adjust the relationship between listed company shareholders and management. Existing rules allow eligible shareholders to submit proxy proposals to listed companies and seek to have the relevant motions included for a vote at the company’s shareholders’ meeting. If the relevant rules are ultimately abolished, the ways in which listed company shareholders participate in corporate governance, propose motions, and influence management decisions may undergo significant changes, and the dynamics between activist investors and listed companies may also change. The plan currently remains under mon

PANews, August 31 — Ember said that approximately 20 minutes ago, the Solana ecosystem project Pump transferred 132,937 SOL (approximately $13.74 million) in fee revenue from its address to the centralized exchange Kraken.

PANews, August 31 — CoinGlass data shows that the cryptocurrency market saw $437 million in futures liquidations across the entire network over the past 24 hours, including $297 million in long liquidations and $139 million in short liquidations. BTC liquidations totaled $95.5781 million, while ETH liquidations totaled $138 million. The largest single liquidation occurred on ASTER-ETHUSDT, valued at $6.1292 million.

PANews reported on August 31 that Trump posted on Truth Social, saying there was no reason for communities across the United States to oppose data center construction unless they wanted to become “backward and poor.” He said data centers could bring lower taxes and many jobs, adding that many other regions were already seeking to attract data centers. Trump warned that if the United States “kills the goose that lays the golden eggs,” local communities would bear the consequences themselves, and claimed that China would not want to see an anti-data-center movement emerge in the United States.