1. A giant whale purchased 80 million dollars of BTC and ETH when MicroStrategy's announcement of selling coins caused a decline on July 6

According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, a certain giant whale bought 80 million dollars of BTC and ETH when MicroStrategy's announcement of selling coins caused a market slump on July 6. The opening price for BTC was 62,353 dollars, and the opening price for ETH was 1,762 dollars. This giant whale has made an unrealized profit of 21.1 million dollars after holding for one and a half months.   - Original

2. Elon Musk claims Bitcoin is his largest personal holding aside from Tesla and SpaceX

Elon Musk stated that Bitcoin is his largest personal holding apart from Tesla and SpaceX.   - Original

3. Spot gold prices break through 4,600 dollars/ounce, daily increase of 1.82%

4. US August S&P Global Manufacturing PMI preliminary value at 53.2, below expected 53.9, Services PMI preliminary value at 56.8, above expected 54

The US August S&P Global Manufacturing PMI preliminary value is 53.2, expected 53.9, previous value 53.9; The US August S&P Global Services PMI preliminary value is 56.8, expected 54, previous value 54.6.   - Original

5. Federal Reserve's July meeting minutes mention AI 18 times across 15 paragraphs, warning that AI raises inflationary pressures

The Federal Reserve's July meeting minutes show that decision-makers mentioned AI 18 times in 15 paragraphs discussing the economic outlook. Officials warned that investments in AI infrastructure increase overall demand and inflationary pressures, while also expressing concern that AI capital expenditure relies on non-bank and regional bank financing, which could impact financial institutions if the pricing of AI assets reverses. The minutes point out that there is uncertainty regarding AI's impact on the job market, and the construction of data centers has exacerbated shortages in certain job positions. Officials are skeptical about the timeline for AI to enhance productivity.   - Original

6. TD Securities: Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Walsh may release moderate signals at Jackson Hole meeting

TD Securities stated that Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Walsh might release moderate stability signals at next week's Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium, and is expected to convey signs of gradual policy adjustment rather than indicating a major policy shift.   - Original

7. SEC's new cryptocurrency regulations published in the federal register, 60-day comment period opens, ending October 20

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed Regulation Crypto Assets published in the federal register on August 21, initiating a 60-day comment period that ends on October 20. This proposal establishes an issuance system for cryptocurrency investment contracts and sets two registration exemptions: a cumulative financing not exceeding 5 million dollars within four years; and financing not exceeding 75 million dollars every 12 months. Issuers must provide information disclosure, and issuers under the second exemption must provide financial statements and bear reporting obligations. The proposal includes a conditional safe harbor clause, whereby cryptocurrency does not constitute an investment contract if conditions are met.   - Original

8. Spot gold prices break through 4,570 dollars/ounce, daily increase of 1.15%

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