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TREE NEWS update: Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) reported another week without buying or selling Bitcoin, instead raising approximately $333.7 million from MSTR share sales to build its cash reserve. The move signals a pause in its aggressive BTC accumulation strategy.

TREE NEWS reports: Anthropic and OpenAI are reportedly considering restricting API access to their most advanced AI models, raising concerns among enterprise customers about dependency and availability. This potential move could reshape the competitive landscape of AI services and impact businesses relying on frontier models.

TREE NEWS update: Nvidia is reportedly planning to provide around $100 billion in financing support for OpenAI’s AI data center in Ohio. This move underscores the growing capital intensity of AI infrastructure and highlights Nvidia’s strategic deepening of ties with major AI players.

TREE NEWS update: SpaceX shares climbed 5.8% to reach an intraday high, reflecting strong investor sentiment. The move comes amid broader market optimism and continued interest in private space ventures.

TREE NEWS reports: Spot gold prices rose sharply by more than $20 in a brief period, indicating heightened market volatility. The move may reflect safe-haven demand amid economic uncertainty, though no specific catalyst was detailed.

TREE NEWS update: Strategy raised $333.7 million by selling MSTR shares but spent it all on preferred dividends, buybacks, and its dollar reserve, leaving its 840,447 bitcoin untouched. This marks the eighth consecutive week without new bitcoin purchases.

TREE NEWS update: Public companies’ net Bitcoin purchases fell 90.34% week-over-week, indicating a sharp slowdown in corporate accumulation. Meanwhile, Strategy spent $132 million to repurchase its own STRC shares, reflecting a shift in capital allocation.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin spot liquidity remains weak amid continued ETF outflows, though the pace of capital exodus is decelerating, which analysts interpret as a potential sign of market stabilization. The data suggests selling pressure may be easing, offering a cautiously optimistic outlook for the near term.

TREE NEWS update: US stocks opened mixed with the Dow Jones falling 0.3% while the Nasdaq gained 0.2%. The move reflects cautious investor sentiment amid ongoing market conditions.

TREE NEWS reports: In the past 24 hours, the crypto market saw $143 million in total liquidations, with short positions accounting for $83.7 million and longs for $58.9 million. This indicates a volatile market with significant forced closures.

TREE NEWS reports: Dutch cyber agency reports hackers exploiting a macOS Screen Sharing authentication flaw to gain root access and install Monero miners. Public proof-of-concept code is circulating, increasing the risk of widespread attacks.

TREE NEWS update: US Treasury Secretary Bessent announced that the Treasury is rapidly advancing the implementation of the GENIUS Act, a legislative framework likely related to stablecoin or digital asset regulation. This signals a proactive regulatory push in the crypto space.

TREE NEWS reports: JPMorgan has not severed ties with prediction market platform Polymarket and is considering participating in its IPO underwriting. This indicates continued institutional interest in crypto-related ventures.

TREE NEWS update: Canaan Inc. mined 46 bitcoins in July, increasing its total bitcoin reserves to 1,917 BTC. The mining output reflects ongoing operations amid market conditions.

TREE NEWS update: OpenAI co-founder downplays recent executive departures, attributing them to excessive media attention rather than abnormal turnover. The response aims to reassure stakeholders amid ongoing leadership changes.

TREE NEWS reports: AI voice interaction company Wispr has completed a $280 million Series B funding round at a $2 billion valuation, led by Menlo Ventures. This significant investment highlights growing interest in AI-driven voice technology, though it does not directly involve real-world asset tokenization.

TREE NEWS update: President Trump is scheduled to meet with CEOs from the crypto and prediction market industries this week, as progress on the Clarity Act and SEC rulemaking faces delays. The meeting signals ongoing engagement between the administration and digital asset sectors despite regulatory uncertainties.

TREE NEWS reports: CME Group plans to introduce compute futures by October 2026, aiming to hedge volatile GPU prices amid surging AI capex. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink sees this as a potential new trillion-dollar asset class, though market concentration and interchangeability remain hurdles.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy halted its Bitcoin sales after three weeks, raising $334 million by selling MSTR stock to cover dividends, a STRC buyback, and the dollar reserve. The company left its Bitcoin holdings untouched, signaling continued confidence in its crypto strategy.