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TREE NEWS update: Nvidia is set to pay $6 billion to AI startup Poolside, marking a significant investment in the AI sector. The deal underscores Nvidia’s strategy to deepen ties with leading AI companies.

TREE NEWS reports: Gate’s Head of Global Partnerships, Jason Fung, argues that prediction markets should not merely serve as trading venues but evolve into open ecosystems where users can create markets. He emphasizes user-driven market creation as a key to broader adoption and innovation.

TREE NEWS update: Crypto analyst Darkfost reports that Bitcoin’s apparent demand has reached a new high for the year, indicating the market has entered a phase where demand exceeds supply. This suggests strong buying pressure and potential upward price momentum.

TREE NEWS reports: TSMC’s advanced A16 1.6nm process is scheduled for mass production in the fourth quarter of 2026, marking a significant milestone in semiconductor manufacturing. This development is crucial for the tech industry, potentially impacting the supply chain for high-performance computing and AI chips.

TREE NEWS reports: According to Counterpoint Research, Samsung is expected to reclaim the top spot in the global smartphone market this year, driven by its competitive lineup and strategic positioning. The prediction highlights Samsung’s resilience amid intense competition from Apple and Chinese manufacturers.

TREE NEWS update: Nomura’s crypto arm, Laser Digital, has obtained a crypto asset license in Japan, marking the first such approval in four years. This milestone allows the firm to operate in the Japanese market, signaling a positive shift in the country’s regulatory stance towards digital assets.

TREE NEWS reports: Bank of America cautioned that if the US Treasury’s long-dated bond buyback program fails, risk assets could come under pressure. The warning highlights potential liquidity and market stability concerns, urging investors to monitor the program’s progress.

TREE NEWS update: The article discusses how AI infrastructure financing and US Treasury competition are pressuring long-term yields. It highlights the ongoing demand for long-term capital from both sectors, which is affecting the bond market. The piece suggests that this trend could have implications for macroeconomic conditions and risk assets.

TREE NEWS reports: Bank of Montreal (BMO) has initiated research coverage on Nvidia and Micron Technology, signaling potential investment interest in these semiconductor companies. The coverage may influence market sentiment and investor decisions in the tech sector.

TREE NEWS update: Tether’s bitcoin mining project in Uruguay has been terminated due to disagreements over power supply, with the project costing approximately $120 million. The shutdown highlights challenges in the crypto mining sector regarding energy procurement and regulatory issues.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin has dropped below $78,000, marking a notable decline in the cryptocurrency market. The move comes amid ongoing volatility and investor caution.

TREE NEWS update: Solana has achieved a historic milestone by reducing its block time to 350 milliseconds for the first time, significantly enhancing network throughput and user experience. This improvement underscores Solana’s commitment to scalability and performance in the blockchain space.

TREE NEWS update: A study by the Bank of Italy found that stablecoin remittances do not offer systemic cost advantages over traditional methods, with on-chain components accounting for only a small portion of total costs. The research suggests that while stablecoins can reduce certain fees, the overall cost savings are limited and not transformative for cross-border payments.

TREE NEWS reports: South Korean crypto exchange Upbit has announced support for the Nexo (NEXO) token, adding a KRW trading pair. This listing provides Korean investors with direct access to the Nexo token, potentially boosting its liquidity and market presence.

TREE NEWS reports: Analysts note that Ethereum is approaching the key $2,450 resistance zone. A weekly close above this level could pave the way for a move toward $3,000.

TREE NEWS update: Coinkite has released a firmware update for Coldcard hardware wallets, but warns that existing vulnerable seed phrases remain unsafe and urges users to generate new ones. The update strengthens seed generation to prevent potential security issues.

TREE NEWS update: CMB Wing Lung Bank is reviewing zero-balance, non-initiative investment accounts held by mainland investors. Accounts without submitted declarations may face suspension or closure.

TREE NEWS reports: At a CFTC advisory meeting, CME’s Terrence Duffy accused prediction markets of manipulation risk, prompting Kalshi’s Luana Lopes Lara to turn the question back on him. The heated exchange highlighted ongoing regulatory tensions over prediction market oversight.

TREE NEWS update: Bitcoin surpassed $75,000 for the first time in three months, driven by a Treasury buyback plan that fueled a short squeeze. The cryptocurrency is on pace for its best week since March 2024.