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TREE NEWS update: SK Hynix is evaluating Intel as a potential supplier for base chips in next-generation HBM products. This move aims to diversify its supply chain and enhance competitiveness in the high-bandwidth memory market.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin has surged over 30% in August, yet trading volume remains close to three-year lows. This divergence suggests the rally may be driven by spot buying rather than speculative activity, according to analysts.

TREE NEWS reports: SemiAnalysis reports that Samsung currently possesses the best HBM4 technology, giving it a competitive edge. SK Hynix and Micron are now facing significant challenges in the high-bandwidth memory market.

TREE NEWS reports: NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said AI is driving manufacturing back to the US, citing $400 billion in investments into AI startups in the past six months. He emphasized AI’s role in reshaping American industry and boosting economic growth.

TREE NEWS update: ASE Technology Holding has reportedly received additional advanced packaging orders from Google’s TPU and Intel, boosting its semiconductor assembly and testing business. This move underscores the growing demand for advanced packaging in AI and high-performance computing.

TREE NEWS update: Bitcoin futures open interest has reached $54.82 billion, while the September options max pain point is concentrated between $70,000 and $73,000. This indicates significant market positioning and potential price levels for the month.

TREE NEWS reports: CME FedWatch shows a 57% probability of a 25bps rate hike at the September 16 FOMC meeting, up from 39.9% on August 21, following Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s hawkish Jackson Hole speech. Polymarket and Kalshi data also reflect nearly balanced odds, with over $90M in combined trading volume. The market’s expectations for a rate cut have essentially vanished.

TREE NEWS update: An analyst suggests that historical patterns indicate Bitcoin may be approaching an independent rally phase. The signal, derived from past market behavior, could signal a decoupling from broader crypto market trends. This analysis comes amid ongoing market volatility and regulatory developments.

TREE NEWS reports: President Trump announced plans to use Venezuelan oil to replenish the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve, a move aimed at boosting domestic energy security. The decision could impact global oil markets and US foreign policy toward Venezuela.

TREE NEWS update: IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva stated that stablecoins have the potential to reduce cross-border payment costs, but their widespread adoption could impact the monetary sovereignty of emerging markets. The comments highlight the dual nature of digital assets in global finance.

TREE NEWS reports: Analysts report that the first week of Bessent’s aggressive economic pressure campaign against Iran has yielded limited results. The measures have not yet achieved their intended impact, with ongoing assessments of their effectiveness.

TREE NEWS update: Suiyuan Technology, one of China’s ‘Four Little Dragons’ in domestic GPU manufacturing, will begin online subscription for its IPO on the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s STAR Market on September 2. The company’s listing marks a significant milestone for China’s semiconductor industry, highlighting the push for domestic chip development.

TREE NEWS update: Former Fed Vice Chair suggests the default policy choice is now rate hikes, with a speech by Waller reversing the Fed’s previous logic. This marks a notable shift in monetary policy stance, potentially impacting crypto markets.

TREE NEWS update: Fundstrat’s Tom Lee argues Nvidia’s valuation remains attractive despite recent stock weakness, suggesting that some AI stocks’ declines may be due to funds rotating into Nvidia. He believes the market is still bullish on AI infrastructure spending.

TREE NEWS reports: Data indicates that if Bitcoin falls below $74,321, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major centralized exchanges could reach $790 million. This highlights significant leverage in the market and potential for sharp price movements.

TREE NEWS update: Next week’s macro calendar is packed with key data, with the US nonfarm payrolls report expected to define the Fed’s September rate path. The Fed’s Beige Book will also offer fresh insights into inflation trends, while other indicators could sway market sentiment.

TREE NEWS update: A US jobs report is expected to reinforce Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller’s perspective on the labor market, which could influence the Fed’s policy stance. The data will be closely watched by investors for signals on the timing of rate cuts.

TREE NEWS reports: Analysts note that Bitcoin short-term holders’ unrealized profit is approaching 15%, suggesting some investors may choose to lock in gains. This could increase selling pressure on the cryptocurrency.

TREE NEWS reports: CryptoQuant founder Ki Young Ju suggests that the current Bitcoin bull market cycle peak could be fueled by demand from global institutions and ETFs, rather than retail investors. He notes that this dynamic could lead to a prolonged cycle with higher price stability.

TREE NEWS reports: Analysts report a surge in exchange inflows as Bitcoin tests the $80,000 level, suggesting potential selling pressure. The increased inflows could signal profit-taking or a shift in market sentiment.