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8/4
01:24
Bitcoin recovered the $63,000 level it lost during Monday's session, reaching just above $64,100 in Asian morning hours. This comes as a fourth wave of sweeps related to the Coldcard situation took approximately 449 Bitcoin from 709 addresses. Meanwhile, Ether lagged, down 1% over seven days, while XRP rose almost 1% to $1.08 and BNB added 1.5% to nearly $591. Asian equities saw a mixed handoff, with MSCI's Asia Pacific gauge falling 0.7% and Korea's Kospi dropping 1.1%, while Nasdaq 100 futures rose 0.4%.
01:00
Galaxy Research reported that investigators are examining a suspected fourth wave of attacks, which could increase total losses to $130 million. Currently, 90% of the stolen Bitcoin remains unmoved.
00:46
Chinese institutional investors have been buying gold aggressively in recent weeks, helping to stem the precious metal's decline and keeping prices above the key threshold of $4,000 per ounce.
00:39
The concept for the fund draws inspiration from sovereign wealth funds in countries like Norway and Singapore, as well as university endowments.
00:32
SK hynix and SanDisk jointly announced the world's first standard specification for High Bandwidth Flash (HBF) at the "FMS 2026" storage summit held in Santa Clara, California. This specification comes approximately six months after the official establishment of the HBF Alliance, marking an acceleration in the standardization process for next-generation AI storage technology. Google and Tenstorrent have announced their participation in the HBF Alliance, expanding the industry ecosystem coverage for this technology. HBF technology is positioned as a new storage tier between High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) and Solid State Drives (SSD), aiming to address bandwidth bottlenecks and capacity expansion challenges in AI inference scenarios. The specification covers core technical dimensions such as capacity (up to 512GB) and bandwidth (scalable performance from approximately 0.4TB/s to 3.0TB/s), and adopts UCIe (Universal Chiplet Interconnect Express) as the interconnect standard.
00:19
Leading PC makers HP, Asus and Acer have started to use small amounts of chips from China's ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT). This decision comes amid an unprecedented global memory shortage, largely fueled by the surging demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure. Manufacturers are reportedly being cautious to avoid angering their established top suppliers, including Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix.
00:17
Russia is expanding its shadow fleet of ships to help Moscow continue exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) when EU sanctions tighten next year.
00:10
Citigroup Inc. stated that Japan possesses alternative tools to defend the yen without liquidating its more than $1.1 trillion US Treasury portfolio, as its short-term debt holdings are running low.
00:08
Bybit announced that the Litecoin (LTC) v0.21.5.6 network upgrade is expected to take place around 23:00 UTC on August 4, or when the Bitcoin block height reaches 3,154,440. To ensure a smooth transition, LTC deposit and withdrawal services will be suspended starting from 22:00 UTC on August 4. The platform emphasized that other trading activities will not be affected.
00:03
The exchange announced that these assets will be available for spot margin trading with up to 10x leverage, and can also serve as collateral for various loan products.
00:01
The US state of Minnesota last week reported that more than 30 of its state water systems had been subjected to a "coordinated cyberattack." Days later, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) warned that seven states had reported cyberattacks, some of which "degraded water and wastewater operations." The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (Cisa) is reportedly investigating a possible link between the Minnesota attacks and Iran. Although US President Donald Trump said Iran should not be blamed and instead pointed the finger at Minnesota officials, cyber experts told the BBC that the attack was most likely orchestrated by Tehran. Iran has not yet commented on the incidents, but has repeatedly denied involvement in other cyberattacks in the past.
8/3
23:54
Goldman Sachs Chief APAC Regional Equity Strategist Timothy Moe discussed Japan's macroeconomic environment following recent currency market intervention. He warned that Japanese stocks risk a tactical pullback, but noted that corporate earnings will likely remain intact and maintained a bullish view on structural market fundamentals.
23:48
This brings the whale's total withdrawals from Gemini to 112,000 ETH ($208M) over the past 3 weeks, all of which has been staked.
23:47
Bybit will support the Sei (SEIEVM) v6.6.0 network upgrade, temporarily suspending deposits and withdrawals via SEIEVM (Sei) starting from 02:00 PM UTC today, August 4, 2026. Trading and other activities will not be affected.
23:44
Jasjeet Sekhon, Chief Strategy Officer at Google DeepMind, stated at the Agentic AI Summit at UC Berkeley on August 3 that the AI industry's current massive capital expenditure (such as Google's approximately $200 billion investment this year in AI data centers and related equipment) is "the largest scientific bet in human civilization's history." The core investment logic, he explained, is to bet on AI achieving "recursive self-improvement" (RSI). He pointed out that RSI, where AI can automatically create better versions of itself, is considered the next major milestone after Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). DeepMind researcher Oriol Vinyals and OpenAI co-founder Wojciech Zaremba, at the same summit, predicted that RSI might be achieved between 2027 and 2028. Sekhon also admitted that AI's current revenue "is not yet sufficient to support" the current scale of capital expenditure, and the industry faces the risk of entering a market vacuum.
23:21
On Monday, the S&P500 climbed 1.5%, leaving it just shy of its closing record of 7,620.90. The tech-focused Nasdaq Composite jumped 2.1%. Brent crude, the international benchmark for oil prices, fell about 5% on Monday, before climbing 0.9% to about $84.50 per barrel as markets opened in Asia on Tuesday. These market movements occurred amid conflicting accounts regarding the status of negotiations between Washington and Tehran. US President Donald Trump stated on Monday that talks with Iran were in progress, while Iran's foreign ministry spokesman denied any engagement in talks with Washington.
23:10
Josys, a Japanese cybersecurity startup, sells enterprises defenses against rising ransomware attacks. CEO Yasukane Matsumoto stated the company was "born from the beginning as a hybrid of India and Japan," highlighting its operational model. The company's focus comes as ransomware attacks, such as one last October that halted deliveries at a major Japanese office supplies distributor, underscore the need for robust cybersecurity measures.
23:08
Southeast Asian ride-hailing and delivery firm Grab reported record second-quarter results on Tuesday, with revenue growing 22% year-on-year to $997 million and operating profit reaching $19 million, up 186%. The company's CFO stated that AI is now embedded in Grab's operations, helping to ship products three times faster, which translates into better margins and a more efficient cost structure. Following the announcement, Grab's shares rose 4.86% in extended trading.

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