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TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin surged past $79,000 on Monday, approaching $80,000, following the best week for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs since October. The cryptocurrency reached as high as $79,954, driven by strong ETF inflows and bullish market sentiment.

TREE NEWS update: Nvidia has made a strategic investment in Lancium, a power infrastructure developer. The move underscores Nvidia’s push into energy infrastructure to support AI data centers. Financial details were not disclosed.

TREE NEWS update: Lancium, a data center and energy management company, has received a strategic investment from Nvidia. The investment aims to support Lancium’s growth in AI infrastructure and clean energy solutions for data centers.

TREE NEWS reports: BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF saw record single-day call options volume, with daily averages exceeding one million contracts over the past three trading days. This surge indicates heightened bullish sentiment and institutional interest in Bitcoin exposure via regulated ETFs.

TREE NEWS update: Bitmine continues its 14-month Ether accumulation, nearing its target as ETH surpasses $2,500. The breakout highlights growing corporate interest in crypto treasuries.

TREE NEWS update: Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) did not buy or sell bitcoin this week, instead establishing a USD cash reserve. The move marks a pause in its aggressive bitcoin accumulation strategy.

TREE NEWS reports: Four listed companies have increased their Bitcoin holdings by a total of 1,371 BTC, valued at approximately $108 million. This move underscores growing institutional adoption of Bitcoin as a treasury asset.

TREE NEWS update: Goldman Sachs disclosed in its latest 13F filing that it held $86.5 million across five XRP exchange-traded funds in the second quarter. This marks a notable institutional adoption of XRP-related investment products, reflecting growing mainstream interest in crypto ETFs.

TREE NEWS update: Publicly listed companies increased their net weekly buying by 1431.6% compared to the previous week, while Strategy realized $2.007 billion to bolster its cash reserves. This surge indicates a significant shift in corporate treasury strategies, possibly in response to market conditions.

TREE NEWS reports: US stock indices showed mixed performance with SanDisk falling about 6%. This is a routine market update with no direct relevance to crypto or RWA.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin closed its largest weekly candle ever in notional value, surging to $78k, with top altcoins posting 50%+ gains in a massive rebound. MicroStrategy’s Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, is back in profit as the crypto market rallies.

TREE NEWS reports: Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) raised $2 billion by selling MSTR stock and established a ‘USD cash’ liquidity account, which it may use to buy more Bitcoin. The company has not purchased Bitcoin since June.

TREE NEWS reports: Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, raised $2 billion through common share sales and launched a $1.59 billion cash pool, while maintaining its Bitcoin holdings at 840,447 BTC. The company paused new Bitcoin purchases, indicating a strategic shift toward capital management.

TREE NEWS reports: Strategy announced a $100 million fund to increase its Bitcoin holdings. The fund aims to leverage capital markets to acquire more BTC, reinforcing the company’s crypto-focused treasury strategy.

TREE NEWS reports: Strategy raised $2.0065 billion through its ATM program last week without purchasing additional Bitcoin. The proceeds were used to repurchase STRC preferred shares. This move reflects ongoing capital management rather than new BTC accumulation.

TREE NEWS reports: Rumors that Trump would launch a new token on Robinhood chain sparked a surge in TRUMP token to $3.40, its highest since March, while the official team sold millions of tokens for over $9.15 million. The hype ended when Eric Trump denied the plans, calling any such claims a scam. The incident highlights how misinformation can drive markets and enable insider selling.

TREE NEWS reports: US stock futures trimmed earlier losses, with Nasdaq futures declining about 0.4%. The move reflects a modest rebound in risk sentiment after initial selling pressure.

TREE NEWS reports: PDD Holdings released its Q2 2026 earnings, showing an 8% year-over-year revenue increase. The company’s performance reflects its continued growth in the e-commerce sector.

TREE NEWS update: Pinduoduo shares dropped 5% in pre-market trading, reflecting investor concerns. The decline comes amid broader market volatility and regulatory scrutiny of Chinese tech firms. No official statement has been released by the company.