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Gate Stock Market Development Lead: Crypto and Stocks Are Accelerating Convergence, Ushering in a Multi-Asset Investment Wave
Odaily News In a recent interview on Cointelegraph's program Chain Reaction, Lucas Sum, Head of Stock Market Development at Gate, stated that crypto and stocks are quietly converging and increasingly becoming part of the same macro trade. He pointed out that the correlation between the crypto market and the Nasdaq index is currently higher than the five-year average, with the correlation coefficient once exceeding 0.8. Market sentiment is generally cautious at present, with more funds staying in low-risk assets such as stablecoins, as investors await clearer catalysts.Lucas Sum believes that the core narrative of the next market cycle may no longer be "crypto vs. Wall Street," but rather traditional financial assets accelerating their entry into the digital financial system through on-chain infrastructure. The scale of RWA has grown from approximately $12 billion a year ago to over $30 billion, while the scale of tokenized U.S. Treasury bonds has also reached approximately $15 billion, indicating that on-chain financial infrastructure continues to expand. Meanwhile, macro liquidity, real yields, and regulatory clarity remain key factors influencing the performance of risk assets. Against this backdrop, investors' focus is shifting from single-asset allocation to coordinated allocation across multiple asset classes. Lucas Sum noted that Gate is continuously expanding its stock business, currently covering U.S., Hong Kong, and Korean stock markets, with plans to extend further into more global markets to provide the necessary infrastructure for multi-asset investment.
Former White House AI Advisor Sriram Krishnan: "AI Fighting AI Will Drive a Wave of Cybersecurity Startups"
Odaily News: In an interview with CNBC's "Squawk Box," former White House Senior Advisor for Artificial Intelligence Policy, Sriram Krishnan, stated that a wave of cybersecurity startups leveraging AI to fight AI will emerge in the future.As AI model capabilities rapidly advance, especially with the increasing risk of "rogue AI models" capable of autonomous operation, the cybersecurity landscape will require new defense systems, including using AI technology to identify, monitor, and block AI-driven attacks in real time.Sriram Krishnan believes that the future of cybersecurity competition will evolve into an "AI offensive-defensive battle." Attackers may use AI to automatically discover vulnerabilities and launch attacks, while defenders must also rely on AI to enhance threat detection and response capabilities. This will create opportunities for a new generation of cybersecurity startups.During the interview, Krishnan also discussed topics such as the competitive landscape of the AI industry, Nvidia's $500 billion financing plan, and the global AI arms race. He pointed out that as investment in AI infrastructure continues to expand, computing power, model security, and network protection will become key components of the AI ecosystem.
AI Giants Shake Up Capital Markets: SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic Could Create the Biggest Exit Wave in US VC History
the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) and PitchBook recently released the "Venture Monitor" report, noting that after SpaceX's listing and the potential IPOs of Anthropic and OpenAI, the combined value generated by these three companies will reach an unprecedented level. The report states: "With SpaceX going public, combined with the future exits of these companies, the value created will surpass the total exit value of all US VC-backed companies since 2000." The core factor lies in the extremely high valuation expectations of these three companies.SpaceX is currently valued at approximately $1.77 trillion, while Anthropic and OpenAI are also moving towards multi-trillion-dollar enterprise valuations. The market estimates that the combined valuation of the three companies could exceed $4 trillion. This scale far surpasses past large-scale tech IPOs. Data from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) shows that total US IPO fundraising last year was about $70 billion, whereas SpaceX's single-company valuation has already reached a level that traditional large-scale IPOs find hard to match. As a once-highly-watched tech IPO case, Uber was valued at around $84 billion when it went public in 2019, which is less than 5% of SpaceX's current valuation.However, the comparison by NVCA and PitchBook is based on "enterprise value created," not the actual cash-out amounts for investors. Additionally, the analysis does not include non-US companies like Alibaba. Furthermore, the value created by already-public companies such as Apple, Google Android, YouTube, and Instagram is not counted in the VC exit statistics.The report points out that over the past 25 years, the US tech market has seen several historic IPOs, including Google in 2004, Tesla in 2010, and Meta in 2012. These companies have since become some of the world's most valuable enterprises. Additionally, companies like LinkedIn, Slack, and WhatsApp were acquired for over $20 billion.The NVCA believes that the current IPO cycle driven by artificial intelligence (AI) could further break these records. The analysis suggests two main reasons driving this trend:First, tech companies are staying private for longer periods than in the past, accumulating higher valuations through prolonged financing and business expansion. If today's Google were in its early stages, it might also choose to go public later to achieve a higher market valuation.Second, the AI industry is highly capital-intensive. Training large AI models requires massive investment, pushing AI companies to continuously raise substantial funds and driving rapid valuation growth.Industry insiders believe that the potential scale of IPOs by SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI will test the capacity of the US capital market. As AI companies transition from the private financing stage to the public market, how trillions of dollars in tech assets flow into the stock market will become a focus for investors. (DigitalToday)
South Korean listed company K Wave Media liquidates 88 BTC, exits the Bitcoin treasury company ranks
According to BitcoinTreasuries data, South Korean listed company K Wave Media (KWM) has sold all of its remaining 88 BTC to repay $6 million in debt. Following the sale, the company's Bitcoin holdings have dropped to zero, exiting the ranks of Bitcoin treasury companies.K Wave Media announced last year that it had secured a $1 billion Bitcoin treasury financing capacity and planned to expand its Bitcoin holdings to 10,000 BTC as soon as possible. However, in May this year, the company redirected up to $485 million of its remaining financing capacity from the Bitcoin treasury strategy to AI infrastructure construction, including data centers, GPU computing power, and related acquisitions.
US IPO Boom Sets Record: H1 Financing Reaches $251 Billion, AI-Driven New Wave of Listings May Continue
according to market sources, data shows that U.S. IPO and stock issuance reached a record high in the first half of 2026, with total financing amounting to $251 billion. SpaceX's record-breaking listing was one of the main drivers. Investment bankers expect a stronger IPO pipeline in the third quarter, with AI-related companies serving as the core driving force. Multiple heavyweight companies, including Anthropic, are still expected to push forward with their listing processes. The market generally believes that AI capital expenditure and the high-valuation environment for tech stocks are jointly supporting the continuation of this IPO boom cycle.
Strive CIO: Prolonged Bitcoin Downturn Could Trigger Industry M&A Wave
Strive Chief Investment Officer Ben Werkman stated that if Bitcoin prices remain low for an extended period, it will increase pressure on Bitcoin treasury companies that rely on convertible bond financing. Some companies may be forced to sell BTC to maintain operations or repay debt, potentially triggering mergers and acquisitions, asset sales, and restructuring. Werkman noted that Strive has chosen to finance solely through equity to avoid the pressures of convertible bonds, and has already acquired peer company Semler Scientific as an example of industry consolidation. He pointed out that some companies are proactively reducing debt and adjusting their balance sheets, and expects more mergers, acquisitions, and structural adjustments in the future to cope with sustained market weakness and conservative treatment of Bitcoin asset values by rating agencies. (Theblock)
Gate Stock Market Development Lead: Crypto and Stocks Are Accelerating Convergence, Ushering in a Multi-Asset Investment Wave
Odaily News In a recent interview on Cointelegraph's program Chain Reaction, Lucas Sum, Head of Stock Market Development at Gate, stated that crypto and stocks are quietly converging and increasingly becoming part of the same macro trade. He pointed out that the correlation between the crypto market and the Nasdaq index is currently higher than the five-year average, with the correlation coefficient once exceeding 0.8. Market sentiment is generally cautious at present, with more funds staying in low-risk assets such as stablecoins, as investors await clearer catalysts.Lucas Sum believes that the core narrative of the next market cycle may no longer be "crypto vs. Wall Street," but rather traditional financial assets accelerating their entry into the digital financial system through on-chain infrastructure. The scale of RWA has grown from approximately $12 billion a year ago to over $30 billion, while the scale of tokenized U.S. Treasury bonds has also reached approximately $15 billion, indicating that on-chain financial infrastructure continues to expand. Meanwhile, macro liquidity, real yields, and regulatory clarity remain key factors influencing the performance of risk assets. Against this backdrop, investors' focus is shifting from single-asset allocation to coordinated allocation across multiple asset classes. Lucas Sum noted that Gate is continuously expanding its stock business, currently covering U.S., Hong Kong, and Korean stock markets, with plans to extend further into more global markets to provide the necessary infrastructure for multi-asset investment.
Former White House AI Advisor Sriram Krishnan: "AI Fighting AI Will Drive a Wave of Cybersecurity Startups"
Odaily News: In an interview with CNBC's "Squawk Box," former White House Senior Advisor for Artificial Intelligence Policy, Sriram Krishnan, stated that a wave of cybersecurity startups leveraging AI to fight AI will emerge in the future.As AI model capabilities rapidly advance, especially with the increasing risk of "rogue AI models" capable of autonomous operation, the cybersecurity landscape will require new defense systems, including using AI technology to identify, monitor, and block AI-driven attacks in real time.Sriram Krishnan believes that the future of cybersecurity competition will evolve into an "AI offensive-defensive battle." Attackers may use AI to automatically discover vulnerabilities and launch attacks, while defenders must also rely on AI to enhance threat detection and response capabilities. This will create opportunities for a new generation of cybersecurity startups.During the interview, Krishnan also discussed topics such as the competitive landscape of the AI industry, Nvidia's $500 billion financing plan, and the global AI arms race. He pointed out that as investment in AI infrastructure continues to expand, computing power, model security, and network protection will become key components of the AI ecosystem.
Michael Saylor: CLARITY Act Hearing to Unleash the Next Wave of Digital Capital Globally and in the US
Michael Saylor posted on platform X, stating that last night's CLARITY Act hearing will unleash the next wave of digital capital, digital credit, and digital equity in the US and globally, providing institutional validation for BTC, establishing a framework for the STRC-driven digital yield market, and promoting broader adoption of MSTR.
Galaxy Research Head: Coldcard Incident Shakes Bitcoin Community, Signaling a Turning Point in Security Philosophy
Odaily News, Galaxy Research Head Alex Thorn stated on the X platform that attacks exploiting the Coldcard hardware wallet vulnerability have noticeably declined, but cumulative losses continue to rise as more victims come forward. The impact of this incident on the Bitcoin community is significant, as the victims are primarily long-term BTC holders who adhered to self-custody cold storage principles, rather than those who lost assets due to high-risk trading or DeFi activities.At a scale of $112 million, this incident ranks among the top 20 largest hacks in crypto history and is one of the most severe security breaches in the hardware wallet self-custody sector to date. Bitcoin culture may be entering a new phase—the era of relying solely on ideological advocacy and extreme self-custody promotion is coming to an end. The community needs to place greater emphasis on technical security, lower the barrier to entry for users, and avoid simply shifting the burden of security responsibility onto ordinary users. This crisis may ultimately drive the Bitcoin ecosystem to establish a more mature security framework.Galaxy Research has directly contacted 190 victims and has confirmed with high confidence that the exploit has led to the theft of 1,778.84 BTC (approximately $112.7 million) from over 8,600 addresses. This tally does not yet include certain moderately credible suspicious attack records, such as the unconfirmed "Wave 4." If these potential attack scopes are incorporated, total losses could expand to 2,417.35 BTC (approximately $153 million).Meanwhile, the incident is reshaping market perceptions of self-custody security. Galaxy noted that multisig wallets have emerged as the "winners" of this event, with no stolen transactions traced to multisig wallets so far. Multisig service providers including Casa, Unchained, Nunchuk, and Anchorwatch have all observed a notable increase in user registrations and BTC inflows.
South Korean listed company K Wave Media liquidates 88 BTC, exits the Bitcoin treasury company ranks
According to BitcoinTreasuries data, South Korean listed company K Wave Media (KWM) has sold all of its remaining 88 BTC to repay $6 million in debt. Following the sale, the company's Bitcoin holdings have dropped to zero, exiting the ranks of Bitcoin treasury companies.K Wave Media announced last year that it had secured a $1 billion Bitcoin treasury financing capacity and planned to expand its Bitcoin holdings to 10,000 BTC as soon as possible. However, in May this year, the company redirected up to $485 million of its remaining financing capacity from the Bitcoin treasury strategy to AI infrastructure construction, including data centers, GPU computing power, and related acquisitions.
Opinion: Mega IPO Wave from SpaceX Could Weigh on U.S. Stock Market for Years
Research Affiliates founder Rob Arnott stated that mega IPOs from companies like SpaceX, Anthropic PBC, and OpenAI could divert hundreds of billions of dollars away from existing stocks, potentially creating a multi-year drag on the broader equity market.This diversion effect may take some time to materialize, following the S&P Dow Jones Indices' decision not to accelerate the inclusion of these large new issues into its benchmarks. However, in Arnott's view, as these companies' weights within the indexes gradually increase, the impact will naturally take longer to transmit to the rest of the market. Arnott is a pioneer in smart beta investing, and his firm's strategies are adopted by institutions such as Pimco and Invesco. "This is going to disturb the capital markets, and it already is," Arnott said. He is known for his research on fundamental indexing, a methodology that determines index constituent weights based on metrics like earnings and cash flow. (WSJ)
New Stock God Serenity: SIVE Deeply Tied to Ayar, Benefiting from the Global AI Rack-Scale Optical Interconnect Wave
Serenity, hailed as the "New Stock God," recently commented on its heavily weighted position SIVE. Ayar Labs and Wiwynn announced a partnership today, a move that could profoundly impact Sivers Semiconductors' (SIVE) efforts to drive the implementation of Co-Packaged Optics (CPO) technology at the rack level.Wiwynn services top-tier cloud providers such as Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft, and is also in talks with Google regarding TPU-related deployments. According to the reference architecture, a single rack needs to be equipped with over 512 Supernova light sources. If SIVE successfully becomes the primary laser array supplier, even a medium-scale rack deployment would bring significant revenue growth to the company.Serenity admitted that the current tri-party rack-level commercialization layout is still in its early stages, and related results have not yet been reflected in financial reports. However, this cooperation has already unlocked key pathways for the large-scale application of CPO, serving as a positive signal from the supply chain that deserves continued market attention.SIVE is currently listed on Nasdaq Stockholm in Sweden. The company is evaluating plans for a dual listing on the US Nasdaq and has not yet debuted on the US main board. The stock dropped sharply by 15.49% in the previous trading session. In response, Serenity stated that the pullback in the optical AI sector and SIVE is merely normal volatility during an upward trend, and it continues to increase its holdings.
Galaxy Research Head: Coldcard Incident Shakes Bitcoin Community, Signaling a Turning Point in Security Philosophy
Odaily News, Galaxy Research Head Alex Thorn stated on the X platform that attacks exploiting the Coldcard hardware wallet vulnerability have noticeably declined, but cumulative losses continue to rise as more victims come forward. The impact of this incident on the Bitcoin community is significant, as the victims are primarily long-term BTC holders who adhered to self-custody cold storage principles, rather than those who lost assets due to high-risk trading or DeFi activities.At a scale of $112 million, this incident ranks among the top 20 largest hacks in crypto history and is one of the most severe security breaches in the hardware wallet self-custody sector to date. Bitcoin culture may be entering a new phase—the era of relying solely on ideological advocacy and extreme self-custody promotion is coming to an end. The community needs to place greater emphasis on technical security, lower the barrier to entry for users, and avoid simply shifting the burden of security responsibility onto ordinary users. This crisis may ultimately drive the Bitcoin ecosystem to establish a more mature security framework.Galaxy Research has directly contacted 190 victims and has confirmed with high confidence that the exploit has led to the theft of 1,778.84 BTC (approximately $112.7 million) from over 8,600 addresses. This tally does not yet include certain moderately credible suspicious attack records, such as the unconfirmed "Wave 4." If these potential attack scopes are incorporated, total losses could expand to 2,417.35 BTC (approximately $153 million).Meanwhile, the incident is reshaping market perceptions of self-custody security. Galaxy noted that multisig wallets have emerged as the "winners" of this event, with no stolen transactions traced to multisig wallets so far. Multisig service providers including Casa, Unchained, Nunchuk, and Anchorwatch have all observed a notable increase in user registrations and BTC inflows.
Former White House AI Advisor Sriram Krishnan: "AI Fighting AI Will Drive a Wave of Cybersecurity Startups"
Odaily News: In an interview with CNBC's "Squawk Box," former White House Senior Advisor for Artificial Intelligence Policy, Sriram Krishnan, stated that a wave of cybersecurity startups leveraging AI to fight AI will emerge in the future.As AI model capabilities rapidly advance, especially with the increasing risk of "rogue AI models" capable of autonomous operation, the cybersecurity landscape will require new defense systems, including using AI technology to identify, monitor, and block AI-driven attacks in real time.Sriram Krishnan believes that the future of cybersecurity competition will evolve into an "AI offensive-defensive battle." Attackers may use AI to automatically discover vulnerabilities and launch attacks, while defenders must also rely on AI to enhance threat detection and response capabilities. This will create opportunities for a new generation of cybersecurity startups.During the interview, Krishnan also discussed topics such as the competitive landscape of the AI industry, Nvidia's $500 billion financing plan, and the global AI arms race. He pointed out that as investment in AI infrastructure continues to expand, computing power, model security, and network protection will become key components of the AI ecosystem.
388.93 BTC Involved in Suspected Fourth Wave of Coldcard Attack, 462 Addresses Affected
Odaily News: According to monitoring by Galaxy's Head of Research, a suspected organized Coldcard attack is underway, with similar transactions still in the mempool awaiting confirmation. Previously confirmed transactions show RBF (Replace-By-Fee) enabled. Between blocks 960,778 and 960,792, 218 transactions occurred within approximately 2.5 hours, involving 462 victim addresses, 216 new destination addresses, and 388.92748828 BTC. None of the transactions had inputs predating the Coldcard firmware boundary. The sweep rate during this period was 13.8 times per block, compared to a baseline of 0.3 times per block in the pre-incident control window—approximately 45 times higher. The transaction topology is 1:1, with each victim address corresponding to a single new destination address. Only one destination address received two sweeps, and no consolidation addresses were observed. Some funds have already been swept to second-hop addresses.
1.4 Trillion Dollar Bitcoin Market Mortgage Protocol Hashi Testnet Goes Live, Over 25 Institutions Participate in Testing
Sui Foundation and Mysten Labs launched the Bitcoin mortgage protocol Hashi testnet on July 22, allowing BTC to provide collateral support for on-chain lending and credit markets without being wrapped into synthetic tokens or bridged across chains. Hashi keeps Bitcoin on the Bitcoin network, with deposits secured by a 2-of-2 multi-signature mechanism that requires simultaneous signatures from Hashi's multi-party computation validators and an independent Guardian Layer. Loan terms and collateral positions are recorded on-chain, allowing lenders to view the collateral backing. Over 25 institutional partners are testing Hashi's lending and credit applications, including Bitgo, Cumberland, FalconX, Ledger, Blockdaemon, Bullish, as well as Sui ecosystem lending platforms Navi and Scallop. Wave Digital Assets has committed to advancing a three-year Bitcoin yield bond tokenization plan on Sui after the Hashi mainnet launch. Hashi has not yet announced a mainnet launch date. Sui previously unveiled the Hashi development network phase in March, positioning the protocol as a solution to improve capital efficiency for the approximately 1.4 trillion dollar Bitcoin market.
1confirmation Founder: Next Wave of Crypto User Growth May Be Driven by RWA Tokenization
1confirmation founder Nick Tomaino stated on platform X that bringing real-world assets (RWA) on-chain will become an important direction for driving the next phase of the crypto industry's development and is expected to lead to mass consumer adoption. The core value of RWA tokenization lies in enabling global users to access asset classes that were previously difficult to obtain. "Global accessibility" has always been one of the most attractive features of the crypto industry and a key reason for the success of crypto assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.Nick Tomaino believes that crypto assets which drive new behaviors and are built on concepts beyond mere monetary value will continue to exist long-term. However, as the market gradually realizes that the cost of creating tokens is close to zero and the model of solely relying on token issuance to drive price appreciation is unsustainable, the growth cycle for many "hype-driven tokens" is ending. The future market will enter a new growth phase driven by tokens backed by real assets. Currently, stablecoins have become the most mature use case for RWAs, and over the next year, the tokenization of assets such as stocks, commodities, government bonds, corporate bonds, and real estate is expected to accelerate further.Nick Tomaino stated that tokenized physical collectibles (such as sports cards and jerseys) could become one of the most promising directions for building and investing in RWAs today. As the speculative-driven token cycle gradually recedes, on-chain assets backed by real value and with practical use cases will become key to attracting the next wave of users into the crypto market.
AI Giants Shake Up Capital Markets: SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic Could Create the Biggest Exit Wave in US VC History
the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) and PitchBook recently released the "Venture Monitor" report, noting that after SpaceX's listing and the potential IPOs of Anthropic and OpenAI, the combined value generated by these three companies will reach an unprecedented level. The report states: "With SpaceX going public, combined with the future exits of these companies, the value created will surpass the total exit value of all US VC-backed companies since 2000." The core factor lies in the extremely high valuation expectations of these three companies.SpaceX is currently valued at approximately $1.77 trillion, while Anthropic and OpenAI are also moving towards multi-trillion-dollar enterprise valuations. The market estimates that the combined valuation of the three companies could exceed $4 trillion. This scale far surpasses past large-scale tech IPOs. Data from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) shows that total US IPO fundraising last year was about $70 billion, whereas SpaceX's single-company valuation has already reached a level that traditional large-scale IPOs find hard to match. As a once-highly-watched tech IPO case, Uber was valued at around $84 billion when it went public in 2019, which is less than 5% of SpaceX's current valuation.However, the comparison by NVCA and PitchBook is based on "enterprise value created," not the actual cash-out amounts for investors. Additionally, the analysis does not include non-US companies like Alibaba. Furthermore, the value created by already-public companies such as Apple, Google Android, YouTube, and Instagram is not counted in the VC exit statistics.The report points out that over the past 25 years, the US tech market has seen several historic IPOs, including Google in 2004, Tesla in 2010, and Meta in 2012. These companies have since become some of the world's most valuable enterprises. Additionally, companies like LinkedIn, Slack, and WhatsApp were acquired for over $20 billion.The NVCA believes that the current IPO cycle driven by artificial intelligence (AI) could further break these records. The analysis suggests two main reasons driving this trend:First, tech companies are staying private for longer periods than in the past, accumulating higher valuations through prolonged financing and business expansion. If today's Google were in its early stages, it might also choose to go public later to achieve a higher market valuation.Second, the AI industry is highly capital-intensive. Training large AI models requires massive investment, pushing AI companies to continuously raise substantial funds and driving rapid valuation growth.Industry insiders believe that the potential scale of IPOs by SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI will test the capacity of the US capital market. As AI companies transition from the private financing stage to the public market, how trillions of dollars in tech assets flow into the stock market will become a focus for investors. (DigitalToday)
Serenity: Humanoid Robots Drive the “Physical AI” Wave, Potentially Triggering a Multi-Decade Storage Demand Cycle
“White-Haired Stock God” Serenity posted on X, stating that Micron Technology’s CEO’s remarks today are highly noteworthy. He predicts that humanoid robots will drive a storage demand cycle lasting several decades. The memory requirements for humanoid robots could be approximately 10 times those of current L2+ autonomous vehicles, and this wave of demand is expected to begin before the end of this decade. Additionally, Micron’s CEO noted that the growing value of on-device AI—and the release of pent-up device upgrade demand—will drive future growth in the storage market. Although Apple’s Apple Intelligence has so far underperformed, innovations in localized AI and edge AI remain promising. Today, industry leaders—from TSMC’s chairman and Elon Musk to Micron’s CEO—are all identifying humanoid robots as the next major trend, suggesting that “physical AI” may represent the next phase of AI development.
“White-Haired Stock God” Serenity: Continuous-Wave Lasers Could Become Core Bottleneck for AI Optical Interconnects; Related Assets Hold Strategic Value
“White-Haired Stock God” Serenity stated on X platform that he believes the "photonics theme + continuous-wave (CW) laser bottleneck" is one of the most important investment directions in the current AI infrastructure field.Serenity pointed out that the market seems to have overlooked Lumentum's (LITE) market cap growth from about $30 billion in 2024 to over $65 billion, with the core reason being the EML laser supply bottleneck driven by NVIDIA and changes in the optical network architecture.He believes the market is currently experiencing a similar logic, where continuous-wave lasers, 1.6T optical modules, and CPO (Co-Packaged Optics) architecture have become the focus of a new round of industrial upgrades. As NVIDIA continues to sign long-term supply agreements, AMD and other cloud service providers are competing for supply chain resources for continuous-wave lasers and optical components.Serenity cited Goldman Sachs research, stating that the total addressable market (TAM) for the optical communications market could grow to $154 billion by 2028, while the CPO market size is expected to surge from nearly zero to $91 billion within the next two and a half years.He stated that companies including Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI), SIVE, and other continuous-wave laser-related enterprises all hold strategic value, and believes the market may once again replicate the investment opportunities brought by the EML laser supply crunch. He is currently focusing on related assets in the continuous-wave laser supply chain, such as SOI, Tower Semiconductor (TSEM), and SIVE.
BIT: Bitcoin Bear Market Adjustment May Have Entered Final Stage; World Cup Window Could Mark the End of This Bear Cycle
BIT has released its latest weekly report, titled "Will the FIFA World Cup Be the End of the Bitcoin Bear Market?" The report suggests that the current bearish trend of Bitcoin is largely consistent with its early February 2026 outlook. The previously predicted A-B-C correction structure has entered its final phase: after Wave A declined to the $60,000 to $69,000 range, Bitcoin rebounded to the $80,000 to $90,000 range, peaking temporarily around $83,000, after which the rebound momentum gradually weakened.BIT points out that the current Fear and Greed Index has approached historically significant low levels, still showing some similarity to the bottom structure of the 2022 bear market. It maintains its previous view that the summer lull during the 2026 World Cup period could serve as the final stage of Bitcoin's current bear cycle.The report states that future focus will be on the key price range for the end of the bear market, macro catalysts for the next bull run, and trend reversal signals from cyclical indicators. If the relevant framework holds, this market bottom could become one of the low points in Bitcoin's history with a relatively concentrated time window and clearly defined triggering conditions.
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Gate Stock Market Development Lead: Crypto and Stocks Are Accelerating Convergence, Ushering in a Multi-Asset Investment Wave
Odaily News In a recent interview on Cointelegraph's program Chain Reaction, Lucas Sum, Head of Stock Market Development at Gate, stated that crypto and stocks are quietly converging and increasingly becoming part of the same macro trade. He pointed out that the correlation between the crypto market and the Nasdaq index is currently higher than the five-year average, with the correlation coefficient once exceeding 0.8. Market sentiment is generally cautious at present, with more funds staying in low-risk assets such as stablecoins, as investors await clearer catalysts.Lucas Sum believes that the core narrative of the next market cycle may no longer be "crypto vs. Wall Street," but rather traditional financial assets accelerating their entry into the digital financial system through on-chain infrastructure. The scale of RWA has grown from approximately $12 billion a year ago to over $30 billion, while the scale of tokenized U.S. Treasury bonds has also reached approximately $15 billion, indicating that on-chain financial infrastructure continues to expand. Meanwhile, macro liquidity, real yields, and regulatory clarity remain key factors influencing the performance of risk assets. Against this backdrop, investors' focus is shifting from single-asset allocation to coordinated allocation across multiple asset classes. Lucas Sum noted that Gate is continuously expanding its stock business, currently covering U.S., Hong Kong, and Korean stock markets, with plans to extend further into more global markets to provide the necessary infrastructure for multi-asset investment.
Serenity: NVIDIA often reveals AI trends in advance, yet the market always underestimates the opportunities before they materialize.
On August 16, "White-haired Stock God" Serenity stated that AI investment may be simpler than the market imagines, as Nvidia and its CEO Jensen Huang have actually been signaling future industry trends in advance, but the market often chooses to ignore them before the trend truly explodes. Serenity noted that in 2025, when Nvidia heavily secured EML (Electro-absorption Modulated Laser) and laser capacity, the market questioned the photonics sector, believing related companies involved hype or even management issues; however, one year later, the stock prices of related optical communication companies surged significantly. Among them, LITE rose 678%, and AAOI rose 475.12%. Serenity believes that the market is now repeating a similar pattern. In 2026, Nvidia secured Continuous Wave (CW) laser and EML capacity through long-term agreements, while clearly pushing for the transition to an 800V power architecture, and repeatedly emphasized that Co-packaged Optics (CPO) and "Physical AI" will become important trends in the next phase. The market may once again underestimate the industry signals released by Nvidia, but the judgments of Nvidia and Jensen Huang often serve as leading indicators for AI industry trends.
Galaxy Research Head: Coldcard Incident Shakes Bitcoin Community, Signaling a Turning Point in Security Philosophy
Odaily News, Galaxy Research Head Alex Thorn stated on the X platform that attacks exploiting the Coldcard hardware wallet vulnerability have noticeably declined, but cumulative losses continue to rise as more victims come forward. The impact of this incident on the Bitcoin community is significant, as the victims are primarily long-term BTC holders who adhered to self-custody cold storage principles, rather than those who lost assets due to high-risk trading or DeFi activities.At a scale of $112 million, this incident ranks among the top 20 largest hacks in crypto history and is one of the most severe security breaches in the hardware wallet self-custody sector to date. Bitcoin culture may be entering a new phase—the era of relying solely on ideological advocacy and extreme self-custody promotion is coming to an end. The community needs to place greater emphasis on technical security, lower the barrier to entry for users, and avoid simply shifting the burden of security responsibility onto ordinary users. This crisis may ultimately drive the Bitcoin ecosystem to establish a more mature security framework.Galaxy Research has directly contacted 190 victims and has confirmed with high confidence that the exploit has led to the theft of 1,778.84 BTC (approximately $112.7 million) from over 8,600 addresses. This tally does not yet include certain moderately credible suspicious attack records, such as the unconfirmed "Wave 4." If these potential attack scopes are incorporated, total losses could expand to 2,417.35 BTC (approximately $153 million).Meanwhile, the incident is reshaping market perceptions of self-custody security. Galaxy noted that multisig wallets have emerged as the "winners" of this event, with no stolen transactions traced to multisig wallets so far. Multisig service providers including Casa, Unchained, Nunchuk, and Anchorwatch have all observed a notable increase in user registrations and BTC inflows.
Analysis: AI Infrastructure Triggers the Largest Capital Expenditure Wave in History, with Tech Giants' Future Committed Spending Reaching $2.6 Trillion
Odaily News Market analysis firm The Kobeissi Letter stated that global hyperscale cloud computing enterprises (Hyperscalers) are triggering the largest capital expenditure (CapEx) expansion cycle in history, with total committed spending on future data center leases and equipment procurement reaching approximately $2.6 trillion.The Kobeissi Letter pointed out that the above amount includes data center and power infrastructure lease contracts that have not yet commenced, as well as signed equipment and service procurement agreements. Since a large number of long-term commitments are not directly recorded on corporate balance sheets and are only disclosed to a limited extent in financial report footnotes, the market may be underestimating the true scale of capital investment in AI infrastructure construction.By company, Alphabet (Google) has the largest scale of related commitments, with future procurement commitments of approximately $811 billion and data center lease obligations not yet commenced of approximately $85 billion, totaling approximately $896 billion.In contrast, Oracle's procurement commitments amount to approximately $32 billion, but its data center lease commitments not yet commenced are as high as $260 billion—the highest among related companies—bringing total future capital obligations to approximately $292 billion. AI infrastructure construction has become one of the largest long-term capital investments in corporate history. As demand for AI model training and inference continues to grow, tech giants are securing data centers, power supply, and computing resources in advance to position themselves for future AI competition.
Former White House AI Advisor Sriram Krishnan: "AI Fighting AI Will Drive a Wave of Cybersecurity Startups"
Odaily News: In an interview with CNBC's "Squawk Box," former White House Senior Advisor for Artificial Intelligence Policy, Sriram Krishnan, stated that a wave of cybersecurity startups leveraging AI to fight AI will emerge in the future.As AI model capabilities rapidly advance, especially with the increasing risk of "rogue AI models" capable of autonomous operation, the cybersecurity landscape will require new defense systems, including using AI technology to identify, monitor, and block AI-driven attacks in real time.Sriram Krishnan believes that the future of cybersecurity competition will evolve into an "AI offensive-defensive battle." Attackers may use AI to automatically discover vulnerabilities and launch attacks, while defenders must also rely on AI to enhance threat detection and response capabilities. This will create opportunities for a new generation of cybersecurity startups.During the interview, Krishnan also discussed topics such as the competitive landscape of the AI industry, Nvidia's $500 billion financing plan, and the global AI arms race. He pointed out that as investment in AI infrastructure continues to expand, computing power, model security, and network protection will become key components of the AI ecosystem.