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TREE NEWS update: US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $1.92 billion in net inflows last week, the strongest weekly performance since October 2025. Bitcoin briefly surpassed $78,000 on Friday, reflecting renewed investor interest in crypto assets.

TREE NEWS reports: Goldman Sachs warns that Nvidia’s impressive earnings may not be enough to lift its stock price. The report suggests that despite strong fundamentals, market expectations are already high, leaving limited upside. Investors should be cautious about expecting significant gains from the upcoming earnings release.

TREE NEWS update: Unitree Technology’s market value fell by more than 20 billion yuan in a single day, erasing over 200 billion yuan from its opening day peak. The sharp decline reflects investor concerns over the robotics firm’s valuation.

TREE NEWS update: Japan’s government bond auction is poised to become a new test for US Treasuries, as global debt markets watch for yield correlations. Traders are bracing for potential spillover effects on US yields amid concerns over synchronized fiscal pressures.

TREE NEWS reports: Hong Kong-listed chip stocks collectively declined, with SMIC down 8% and Zhaoyi Innovation and Hua Hong Semiconductor falling over 5%. The downturn reflects broad market weakness in the semiconductor sector.

TREE NEWS reports: On August 24, Japan’s Nikkei 225 closed down 0.74% at 65,528.09 points, while South Korea’s KOSPI dropped 3.12% to 6,696.96 points. The declines reflect regional market weakness.

TREE NEWS update: Alibaba completed an HK$80 billion (~$10.2B) new share placement, with proceeds fully allocated to AI infrastructure. The deal was nearly 3x oversubscribed, with sovereign and long-term funds taking over 40%, reflecting strong global investor confidence. Alibaba’s US-listed shares fell over 9% in premarket trading on the news.

TREE NEWS update: US Treasury Secretary Bessent will announce details of new sanctions on Iran at 2 AM ET, potentially triggering market volatility. Traders should brace for potential swings in oil prices and risk assets.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin surged about 23.5% in a week to $79,500, driven by macro catalysts (U.S. Treasury bond buybacks, Trump meeting with crypto executives), ETF inflows, and the largest short squeeze ever. The article analyzes the performance and beta of major crypto stocks (MSTR, COIN, CRCL, HOOD, miners), highlighting MSTR’s high leverage and CRCL’s unique business model, while cautioning that leverage cuts both ways.

TREE NEWS reports: Pop Mart founder Wang Ning announced a share repurchase plan of 2-5 billion RMB over the next six months. The move aims to boost investor confidence and support the company’s stock price. This news is unrelated to crypto or RWA.

TREE NEWS update: Goldman Sachs has upgraded its 2026 forecast for the global wealth and asset management fee pool (WFE) to $150 billion, citing stronger-than-expected market performance and asset inflows. The revised projection reflects the bank’s bullish outlook on the wealth management sector, driven by robust equity markets and increased client engagement.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded net inflows of $1.918 billion last week, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading at $1.331 billion. This indicates strong institutional demand for regulated Bitcoin exposure.

TREE NEWS update: Blue Cloud Software has entered into a $150 million agreement with SpaceX, marking a significant commercial partnership. The deal underscores the growing intersection of aerospace and software services, though it carries no direct implications for the crypto or RWA sectors.

TREE NEWS reports: Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded net inflows of $697 million last week, with BlackRock’s ETHA leading at $537 million. This marks continued strong demand for Ethereum exposure through regulated investment vehicles.

TREE NEWS reports: UK fintech funding fell to a decade low, with investors increasingly turning to AI-related companies. This trend reflects a broader market shift away from traditional fintech toward AI-driven ventures.

TREE NEWS reports: Treasury Secretary Bessent’s plan to double long-dated bond buybacks failed to curb rising yields, leading to a dollar drop, gold surge, and Bitcoin rally. Attention now turns to Fed Chair Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech, with markets hoping for clarity on inflation and policy. Analysts suggest an Operation Twist-style move could be needed to stabilize long-term rates.

TREE NEWS reports: Alibaba’s Hong Kong-listed shares fell over 10% after the company announced plans to issue new shares worth HK$80 billion ($10.2B). The placement is part of a broader capital raise, which may dilute existing shareholders.

TREE NEWS update: HP, Asus, and Acer are reducing their manufacturing capacity in Southeast Asia and relocating their notebook production focus back to China. This move reflects a strategic adjustment in the global supply chain for PC makers.

TREE NEWS reports: SK Hynix will adopt Intel’s EMIB advanced packaging technology for its next-generation HBM products. This move aims to enhance performance and competitiveness in the high-bandwidth memory market.

TREE NEWS reports: Alibaba plans to raise approximately $10.2 billion through a Hong Kong share placement, with all proceeds earmarked for AI development. This move underscores the tech giant’s aggressive push into artificial intelligence.