📡 Hourly News Brief | 10:00-11:00
1. Kazakhstan begins its first election for members of a unicameral legislature. There are 10,423 polling stations, with about 12.6 million registered voters. Voting ends at 20:00 local time on the 23rd.
2. TAC’s official statement says its Cosmos-based EVM side-chain vulnerability has been exploited. The impact is limited to the available sTAC supply, and it is coordinating with validators on a temporary chain halt.
3. The industry timeline for glass substrate products has generally been pushed back. Samsung Electro-Mechanics’ sample reliability assessment has hit a bottleneck; mass production may be delayed to after 2028. Institutional forecasts suggest TGV glass substrates will only enter the mainstream for advanced packaging after 2030.
4. AVAX has risen for four consecutive days, breaking through the descending flag pattern. The $9 level is a key decision point. Over the past 24 hours, DEX trading volume reached $141.61 million, the highest monthly level.
5. China’s delegation for the 48th WorldSkills Competition has been established, with 220 members. Seventy-one contestants will participate across all 64 events. The competition will be held in Shanghai from September 22 to 27.
6. During a high school football game at an independent high school in Bakersfield, California, a shooting occurred. One 17-year-old died, and a 15-year-old suspect was arrested. The incident is believed to be linked to a gang.
7. In the course of ETH’s rise, F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun’s address reduced holdings. After moving 12,765 ETH to Binance, it withdrew 87.68 million USDC to repay a loan, and still holds 65,000 ETH.
8. Hyperliquid Builder Codes recorded a daily nominal perpetual futures trading volume of $984 million, a new all-time high, reflecting increased market participation.
1. Kazakhstan begins its first election for members of a unicameral legislature. There are 10,423 polling stations, with about 12.6 million registered voters. Voting ends at 20:00 local time on the 23rd.
2. TAC’s official statement says its Cosmos-based EVM side-chain vulnerability has been exploited. The impact is limited to the available sTAC supply, and it is coordinating with validators on a temporary chain halt.
3. The industry timeline for glass substrate products has generally been pushed back. Samsung Electro-Mechanics’ sample reliability assessment has hit a bottleneck; mass production may be delayed to after 2028. Institutional forecasts suggest TGV glass substrates will only enter the mainstream for advanced packaging after 2030.
4. AVAX has risen for four consecutive days, breaking through the descending flag pattern. The $9 level is a key decision point. Over the past 24 hours, DEX trading volume reached $141.61 million, the highest monthly level.
5. China’s delegation for the 48th WorldSkills Competition has been established, with 220 members. Seventy-one contestants will participate across all 64 events. The competition will be held in Shanghai from September 22 to 27.
6. During a high school football game at an independent high school in Bakersfield, California, a shooting occurred. One 17-year-old died, and a 15-year-old suspect was arrested. The incident is believed to be linked to a gang.
7. In the course of ETH’s rise, F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun’s address reduced holdings. After moving 12,765 ETH to Binance, it withdrew 87.68 million USDC to repay a loan, and still holds 65,000 ETH.
8. Hyperliquid Builder Codes recorded a daily nominal perpetual futures trading volume of $984 million, a new all-time high, reflecting increased market participation.