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22 Bitcoins Held by South Korean Police Go Missing, No One Held Accountable

According to the Chosun Ilbo, 22 bitcoins previously held by Seoul’s Gangnam Police Station during its investigation into a financial hacking case have gone missing—valued at approximately 2.2 billion Korean won at current market prices. The investigation revealed that the涉案 bitcoins were stored in an offline wallet held by the complainant, and individuals who knew the wallet’s mnemonic phrase subsequently restored it externally and cashed out the funds.

Nanjing Police Crack China’s Largest Gold Theft Case Worth 27 Million Yuan, Recovering All Stolen Assets

Odaily Odaily News: Jiangsu Nanjing police, in collaboration with the Chongzuo Border Management Detachment in Guangxi, successfully solved a major gold theft case involving 27 million yuan. The masterminds, Wang and Tong, driven by massive gambling debts, teamed up with another accomplice to plan and execute a theft targeting a luxury store in Jiangning District, Nanjing. They stole a total of 37 gold items, weighing 27 kilograms.After the crime, the main suspect Tong fled south with part of the gold by ride-hailing car, attempting to cross the border illegally via a small path. He was precisely intercepted and arrested by police from the Chongzuo Aidian Border Police Station just 100 meters from the China-Vietnam border, with 8.75 kilograms of gold seized on the spot. Subsequently, another suspect, Wang, who had already fled to Thailand, was captured in Bangkok and extradited back to China. Currently, all 11 suspects in the case have been apprehended, and the 27 kilograms of stolen gold have been fully recovered. (China News Weekly)

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Gemini posts loss for fourth consecutive quarter, net loss of $107.7 million in the second quarter

Bloomberg reported that crypto trading platform Gemini Space Station Inc. announced that following its listing last year, the company has recorded losses for the fourth consecutive quarter. The net loss for the second quarter was $107.7 million, equivalent to a loss of $0.89 per share, higher than the average expectation of analysts surveyed by Bloomberg; the net loss for the same period last year was $133 million. Revenue for the same period increased by 37% year-on-year to $45.5 million, exceeding market expectations.

net loss of $108 million, Gemini posts fourth consecutive quarterly loss, with Q2 revenue up 37% year-over-year

Odaily News: Digital asset platform Gemini Space Station Inc., led by billionaires Tyler Winklevoss and Cameron Winklevoss, went public last year. The latest financial report shows that the company has posted losses for four consecutive quarters, with a net loss of $108 million in the second quarter, or $0.89 per diluted share, compared to a loss of $133 million in the same period last year. The company's second-quarter revenue grew 37% year-over-year to $45.5 million.

Rarible officially launches on Solana

Rarible announced its official launch on Solana, featuring Claynosaurz as the platform's first highlighted NFT collection. In the coming days and weeks, Rarible will continue to onboard more Solana ecosystem NFT projects. Rarible stated that the team has spent the past several months on development, testing, and launch preparation, while also engaging with multiple NFT communities within the Solana ecosystem to understand the stories, cultures, and community needs of different projects. The feedback received has already influenced several current product decisions on the platform. Rarible noted that the previously launched Gacha Station on Solana was not a standalone feature, but rather an early attempt ahead of this launch. Rarible said that the current launch content is only a foundational version, and will continue to add projects, features, marketplace experience optimizations, content, and community activities in the future, working together with the Solana ecosystem to advance platform development.

NVIDIA Urgently Seeking Chinese AI Base Station Suppliers, to Launch Edge Compute Networking in the Next Two Years

NVIDIA is urgently seeking AI base station suppliers in China to develop 6G AI-RAN base stations (base stations responsible for both communication connectivity and AI computing). According to core insiders in the communications industry chain, NVIDIA is accelerating its entry into the telecom operator market and seeking base station manufacturer partners in China to develop 6G base stations that meet overseas market requirements.

22 Bitcoins Held by South Korean Police Go Missing, No One Held Accountable

According to the Chosun Ilbo, 22 bitcoins previously held by Seoul’s Gangnam Police Station during its investigation into a financial hacking case have gone missing—valued at approximately 2.2 billion Korean won at current market prices. The investigation revealed that the涉案 bitcoins were stored in an offline wallet held by the complainant, and individuals who knew the wallet’s mnemonic phrase subsequently restored it externally and cashed out the funds.

Nanjing Police Crack China’s Largest Gold Theft Case Worth 27 Million Yuan, Recovering All Stolen Assets

Odaily Odaily News: Jiangsu Nanjing police, in collaboration with the Chongzuo Border Management Detachment in Guangxi, successfully solved a major gold theft case involving 27 million yuan. The masterminds, Wang and Tong, driven by massive gambling debts, teamed up with another accomplice to plan and execute a theft targeting a luxury store in Jiangning District, Nanjing. They stole a total of 37 gold items, weighing 27 kilograms.After the crime, the main suspect Tong fled south with part of the gold by ride-hailing car, attempting to cross the border illegally via a small path. He was precisely intercepted and arrested by police from the Chongzuo Aidian Border Police Station just 100 meters from the China-Vietnam border, with 8.75 kilograms of gold seized on the spot. Subsequently, another suspect, Wang, who had already fled to Thailand, was captured in Bangkok and extradited back to China. Currently, all 11 suspects in the case have been apprehended, and the 27 kilograms of stolen gold have been fully recovered. (China News Weekly)