TREE NEWS reports: The first Outcome DEX ‘OUT’ built on Hyperliquid’s HIP-4 standard has been fully deployed. This marks a significant milestone for Hyperliquid’s ecosystem, introducing a new type of decentralized exchange focused on outcome-based trading.
TREE NEWS update: South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges saw a massive 188.04% surge in weekly trading volume over the past week. This spike indicates heightened retail interest and activity in the Korean crypto market.
TREE NEWS update: Interpol’s Jackal IV operation has led to the arrest of 58 individuals, focusing on investment scams involving cryptocurrencies. The operation targeted fraudulent schemes that exploited digital assets to deceive victims globally.
TREE NEWS reports: The article argues that Robinhood Chain represents one of the few incremental markets in the crypto space, with leading on-chain projects offering deterministic opportunities. It suggests that investors should focus on these leaders for potential gains.
TREE NEWS update: Data shows that Ethereum’s supply increased by 20,125 ETH over the last 7 days, indicating a net inflation. This shift reflects current network dynamics and may impact market sentiment.
TREE NEWS update: The General Manager of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) stated that stablecoins are not credible for large-scale payments, citing concerns over their reliability and regulatory oversight. This highlights ongoing skepticism from traditional financial institutions towards digital assets.
TREE NEWS reports: Neutrl has paused its contract trading due to liquidity issues stemming from position problems. The platform plans to open redemptions in September to address user concerns.
TREE NEWS reports: BIS chief Pablo Hernández de Cos stated that stablecoins lack credibility for payments at scale, citing regulatory and operational risks. A new FSI study highlights significant differences in issuer rules across jurisdictions, underscoring the need for global standards.
TREE NEWS update: British police have seized approximately $1.4 million in cryptocurrency, with the funds traceable to a now-defunct darknet marketplace. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to track and confiscate illicit digital assets.
TREE NEWS reports: Changpeng Zhao (CZ), former Binance CEO, stated that Bitcoin will surpass gold’s market cap in the next bull run, with the $1M target achieved earlier than 25 years. This follows a 27% rally in two weeks and contrasts with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong’s revised forecast of $300k-$400k by 2030.
TREE NEWS reports: USDC’s circulating supply increased by $1 billion over the past week, indicating growing demand for the stablecoin. This net addition highlights continued adoption in the crypto ecosystem.
TREE NEWS update: Nvidia reported Q2 FY2027 revenue of $96.2B, up 106% YoY, with data center revenue up 117% to $89B, but the market’s focus has shifted to the Rubin platform ramp, margin compression, and the exclusion of China data center revenue from guidance. The company guides Q3 revenue around $108B, with non-GAAP gross margin expected to decline to ~74% due to rising memory and component costs.
TREE NEWS update: Ethereum spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of $102 million yesterday, marking the 10th consecutive day of positive flows. This sustained momentum underscores growing institutional interest in ETH-based investment products.
TREE NEWS reports: Analysts say Kevin Warsh’s comments have revived the possibility of a September rate hike, but the outcome hinges on upcoming nonfarm payroll and CPI data. Markets are pricing in mixed signals, with the Fed’s next move still uncertain.
TREE NEWS update: In the seven days through August 27, Circle issued approximately 11.2 billion USDC and redeemed 10.2 billion, increasing circulation by about 1 billion. Total USDC circulation stands at 73.7 billion, backed by reserves of about $74 billion, including $49.6 billion in overnight reverse repo, $13.2 billion in Treasury bills under 3 months, $10.5 billion in systemically important institution deposits, and $0.7 billion in other bank deposits.
TREE NEWS update: US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $201.8 million in net outflows on Friday, ending a nine-day inflow streak, with ARK 21Shares leading the outflows. Total fund assets fell back below $100 billion as Bitcoin’s price dipped below $78,000.
TREE NEWS update: Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission has named Starcapital as an unlicensed firm, warning that some funds lost in London gold margin calls were deposited in USDT and may be hard to recover. The regulator urges investors to verify licenses and avoid unregulated platforms.
TREE NEWS reports: Jupiter Mobile informed Jupiter Card users that the Avici security incident on Solana prompted issuer Rain to temporarily pause balance withdrawals for checks, which have now concluded. Jupiter accounts, card payments, and on-chain wallets were unaffected, and users can resume withdrawals.
TREE NEWS update: Hyperbot data shows that the largest LIT short on Hyperliquid closed all its BTC and ETH long positions, then opened 10x leveraged short positions on AVAX and HYPE, and a 20x leveraged short on SOL. Its existing 3x short on 2.528 million LIT is now at a floating loss of $5.25 million, with overall position ROI around -115%.
TREE NEWS reports: Chinese chipmaker ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) has filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Defense to be removed from a blacklist, arguing its chips are for civilian use. The company claims its reputation and business have suffered since being listed in January 2025. The DoD declined to comment on the pending litigation.