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TREE NEWS update: Skyworth Digital said on September 11 that it has formally signed a Smart Home Cooperation Agreement with Google Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. As a Google-authorized smart home partner and authorized smart home service distributor, the company will work with Google on smart home products and services, drawing on the Google Home platform and Gemini AI large model capabilities. The company did not confirm whether the cooperation covers AI glasses products.

TREE NEWS update: Morgan Stanley bought roughly 203.446 BTC over three consecutive days through its spot Bitcoin ETF MSBT, spending about $15.81 million. The purchases pushed its total Bitcoin holdings above 7,800 coins for the first time, to 7,855 BTC, worth more than $600 million.

TREE NEWS reports: StonkFun generated $1.84 million in revenue over the past 24 hours, surpassing Hyperliquid’s $1.13 million, Pump.fun’s $1.22 million, Fomo’s $1.20 million and GMGN’s $1.60 million. Pons did not appear on the list of protocols with 24-hour revenue above $1 million.

TREE NEWS reports: Liquid Capital founder JackYi said on X that market direction has split after rate-hike expectations emerged, laying out two scenarios: if rates are raised, bitcoin could briefly fall below $76,000 and trade lower before rising again; if rates are not raised, it will keep climbing. He said spot holdings without leverage are best, and flagged trading infrastructure plus CZ’s “IPOs” — stocks and IPOs moving on-chain — as coming opportunities.

TREE NEWS reports: Producer prices stayed hot on Thursday morning, sending gold, the Nasdaq-100 and bitcoin each down more than 1%. The 30-year Treasury yield closed at 5.37%, its highest close since the Treasury resumed selling the bond in 2006. Three of those four assets are supposed to move that way on a hot inflation print.

TREE NEWS update: Patrick Witt, executive director of President Trump’s digital assets advisory council, said the window of opportunity for the Clarity Act is closing and that if next week’s procedural vote fails, it is unclear when the bill could get another chance. The procedural vote is scheduled for September 15. Witt urged bipartisan support for the bill.

TREE NEWS update: The 2026 China Computing Power Conference unveiled its “Annual Major Breakthrough Achievements,” highlighting 15 demonstrative technology results. Organizers said the achievements feature internationally advanced and domestically leading technical indicators in computing and related industries, with strong innovation and commercialization outcomes. They are expected to raise the industry’s overall technical level, foster new business formats and economic growth points, and deliver social, economic and environmental benefits.

TREE NEWS update: Galaxy General (银河通用) said rumors circulating online about the company and its management team are false. The company said it has reported the matter to public security authorities and will pursue legal liability against those who spread the rumors. No further details were disclosed.

TREE NEWS update: Eoptolink said at a results briefing that its NPO product cooperation with related clients is progressing smoothly, with volume shipments expected in 2027 and scaled, large-batch supply possible in 2028. The company said the pace of ramp-up depends on market and customer demand, without specifying order volumes or client names.

TREE NEWS reports: Prediction market predict.fun puts IG at a 52% probability of beating AL in the LPL playoff losers’ final, a best-of-five series scheduled for 5 p.m. today. The winner advances to tomorrow’s LPL grand final against BLG; the loser exits the playoffs. Both teams have already secured winners’ bracket spots in the regional qualifier for Worlds.

TREE NEWS reports: A prediction-market account down $1.179 million bought $122,000 of HLE to beat T1 in the LCK playoff lower-bracket final, entering at an average price of 69.9¢ for 174,705.5 shares. The winner advances on Sept. 13 to face GENG in the LCK 2026 final. HLE currently leads the series 2-1, with game four about to start.

TREE NEWS reports: A highly profitable whale sold off 9,976.46 ETH of a long position in batches about 11 hours ago at an average price of roughly $2,619.87, a notional value of about $26.137 million, booking a profit of approximately $14.22 million. The whale then placed fresh ETH buy orders again.

TREE NEWS reports: Robinhood Chain’s revenue fell to $841,178 on September 11, down 85% from its roughly $5.44 million peak on September 4, marking a third straight day below $1 million. The chain’s 24-hour DEX trading volume stood at about $2.498 billion, while its 7-day revenue was $10.55 million and 30-day revenue was approximately $32.29 million.

TREE NEWS update: Alipay’s security center warned users that screenshots circulating online may be fabricated, after multiple users posted videos of a counterfeit Alipay app that generates fake transfer receipts showing hundreds of millions of yuan for as little as 1.8 yuan. The fake software can also carry trojan malware used to steal funds, Alipay said, adding it will keep working with authorities against online fraud.

TREE NEWS update: Vitalik Buterin has highlighted progress on EIP-8141, or Frame Transactions, which would let Ethereum users pay gas without holding ETH. Under the design, a Paymaster or another account settles ETH-denominated network fees on the user’s behalf, while the user reimburses it in USDC or another ERC-20 token. The proposal does not replace ETH as Ethereum’s underlying gas and settlement asset; it shifts where ETH demand sits, from individual wallets to paymasters, wallet providers and apps.

TREE NEWS reports: Revolut is suspected of failing to identify a fraudulent request, exposing personally identifiable information of some users. The leaked data includes passport or driver’s licence copies and verification selfies, account statements, IBANs, withdrawal records, full transaction history including bitcoin trades, plus names, dates of birth, occupations, home addresses, emails and phone numbers. ZachXBT said the number of affected users may be limited but appeared to target high-net-worth individuals. Several Revolut users received security alert emails yesterday.

TREE NEWS update: Singapore has opened online-only bidding for the first two batches of assets confiscated in its S$3 billion money laundering case, with the lots estimated at S$2.9 million to S$3.9 million combined. The seized items are held at the Le Freeport storage facility in Changi North Crescent, and bidders from Singapore and overseas may view them by appointment. A limited-edition Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama pumpkin bag is among the most watched lots.

TREE NEWS update: Former Huobi founder Li Lin has sold The Holme, a mansion in London’s Regent’s Park, for about £190 million, roughly two years after buying it for £139 million. The 40-bedroom property, previously held by a Saudi prince and his family, sits on a four-acre private garden next to the US ambassador’s residence and is held on a long lease from the Crown Estate.

TREE NEWS update: The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority will open crypto asset authorization applications on Sept 30, moving the country’s crypto regime into its implementation phase. The date sets the starting point for firms seeking formal permission to operate in the UK market. No further details on the application criteria were provided.

TREE NEWS update: Nasdaq-listed bitcoin miner Bitdeer mined 293.2 BTC in the week to September 11 and sold the same 293.2 BTC, leaving net new holdings at zero, the company said on X. Bitdeer continues to hold no bitcoin on its balance sheet.