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TREE NEWS update: South Korea’s Qualified Foreign Investor (QFI) has reportedly acquired a stake in ChangXin Technology, a Chinese semiconductor company. This move highlights growing foreign investment in China’s tech sector amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

TREE NEWS reports: The US Treasury announced an increase in the size of its long-term debt auctions, aiming to manage borrowing needs amid fiscal deficits. This move could impact global bond yields and financial markets, including crypto.

TREE NEWS reports: Marvell Technology has entered into a chip development agreement with Google, according to ChainCatcher. The deal likely involves custom silicon for Google’s data centers, potentially including AI accelerators. This marks a significant collaboration in the semiconductor industry.

TREE NEWS update: DataVita, an AI data center operator, has raised over $400 million in funding, with participation from ING among others. The funds will be used to expand its infrastructure and meet growing demand for AI computing power.

TREE NEWS update: Influential crypto trader Ansem suggests that institutional funds are shifting toward a bullish stance on the crypto market. He believes the current market environment may be conducive to forming a bottom, as macro conditions and sentiment align.

TREE NEWS reports: The US Treasury will auction $16B in 20-year bonds and release Fed minutes, testing a bond market already at multi-decade highs. A weak auction and hawkish minutes could push yields higher, pressuring tech stocks and global markets.

TREE NEWS reports: A former senior US official warned that the UAE’s embargo on Iran could be more effective than a US naval blockade. The remarks highlight the UAE’s critical role in enforcing sanctions against Iran, potentially impacting global oil markets and geopolitical tensions.

TREE NEWS reports: Samsung Electronics is proceeding with the expansion of its Pyeongtaek P5 plant into a three-story wafer fabrication facility. The move underscores Samsung’s continued investment in semiconductor manufacturing capacity to meet growing demand.

TREE NEWS update: Samsung’s advanced foundry services are set to increase prices by up to 15%, driven by surging demand for AI chips. This move reflects the intensifying competition in the semiconductor market as AI applications require more advanced manufacturing capacity.

TREE NEWS reports: Unitree Robotics, a leading humanoid robot maker, surged up to 600% on its first trading day after an IPO with retail subscriptions exceeding 8,000 times. The frenzy highlights investor enthusiasm for embodied AI, though analysts warn of valuation risks. The news is not directly related to RWA tokenization.

TREE NEWS update: The Singapore International Commercial Court has issued a freezing order over approximately S$75 million (about $55 million) in crypto assets. This marks a significant legal action in the city-state’s handling of digital asset disputes.

TREE NEWS reports: Baidu’s Q2 2026 revenue slightly missed estimates as ad business contracted, but AI revenue maintained half of core business for second straight quarter, with GPU cloud growing 283%. Adjusted operating profit and EBITDA beat, yet per-ADS earnings missed by 26% due to AI infrastructure spending. The company holds 283.1B yuan in cash but provided no guidance.

TREE NEWS update: Binance co-founder He Yi noted that nearly 80% of US stock traders are net buyers, with Gen Z showing the strongest long-term holding intent. This observation highlights shifting retail investment behavior in the US equities market.

TREE NEWS update: China’s Foreign Ministry stated its firm opposition to forcing countries to choose sides on artificial intelligence matters, emphasizing the need for international cooperation. The remarks were made in response to recent US actions restricting AI exports to China, highlighting Beijing’s stance against decoupling in the tech sector.

TREE NEWS reports: AWS has officially launched Amazon Bedrock AgentCore payments, enabling AI agents to autonomously and securely complete payments. This move integrates AI capabilities with payment infrastructure, potentially impacting crypto and RWA sectors.

TREE NEWS update: The ‘Magnificent Seven’ tech giants now account for about half of the S&P 500’s market cap, highlighting concentration risks. In response, Huobi HTX will host a live discussion on the risks of index investing, exploring the implications for investors.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s Vice Minister of Industry and Information Technology announced that the robot industry’s above-scale enterprises achieved revenue of 165.5 billion yuan in the first half of the year, a year-on-year increase of 24.5%. This growth highlights the rapid expansion of China’s robotics sector, which is not directly related to RWA tokenization.

TREE NEWS reports: Anthony Scaramucci, founder of SkyBridge Capital, stated that Bitcoin may need to wait another 20 months for a catalyst to return to the $100,000 level. He cited factors such as macroeconomic conditions and market sentiment as potential drivers. The comment comes as Bitcoin trades well below its all-time high.