The latest news—here are a few key developments worth keeping an eye on.
The AI race is still heating up. Microsoft shares touched a near one-year high, gaining 0.8% during the day. The company also announced plans to deploy its in-house Maia chips at scale, making clear it wants to reduce its reliance on $NVDA . Meanwhile, AMD unveiled its Helion agentic AI rack solution, with each rack supporting up to 32,768 CPU cores. Big tech companies are all competing for control of computing capacity, and the days of $NVDA making easy money won't last forever. Microsoft's head of agents also said that by 2027, AI won't wait for you to ask questions—it will deliver results directly through your feed.
A major crypto security scare has emerged. A user found suspected spyware and hardware modifications in two Ledger hardware wallets purchased at different MediaMarkt stores in Europe. The devices had extra cables and LTE modules, prompting calls for Ledger to issue an immediate recall. Tampering with a wallet is tantamount to handing over your private keys. Hardware wallets aren't absolutely secure, either, so be sure to inspect them after purchase.
Market moves. Well-known trader Killa said that $BTC is currently retesting its previous breakout range. Bulls need to step in and buy above $80,000 to prove that support is holding; otherwise, the structure could break down and pull back below $80,000. Put simply: if buyers don't step in, the pullback isn't over. Over the past 22 hours, a whale swapped UBTC for 16,704.47 ETH at an average price of around $2,541.89, worth $42.46 million. The moves of major holders are worth tracking.
Stocks and macro. Goldman Sachs upgraded its global equities rating for the next three months from “Neutral” to “Overweight.” S&P 500 earnings growth is expected to reach 27% in the third quarter, improving the risk-reward outlook. MSTR rose 2.04%, COIN gained 2.08%, and HOOD climbed 0.34%, with crypto-related stocks turning from losses to gains.
Project updates. Upbit announced it will list GTC, with KRW and USDT trading pairs. GTC rose another 57% in 24 hours to $0.2871, bringing its 30-day gain to 272%. StoneX raised its price target for Securitize by 50% to $18 and maintained its Buy rating.
Do you think this BTC pullback is a chance to get in, or a sign of more downside? Be mindful of the risks—don't bet on a direction.
The AI race is still heating up. Microsoft shares touched a near one-year high, gaining 0.8% during the day. The company also announced plans to deploy its in-house Maia chips at scale, making clear it wants to reduce its reliance on $NVDA . Meanwhile, AMD unveiled its Helion agentic AI rack solution, with each rack supporting up to 32,768 CPU cores. Big tech companies are all competing for control of computing capacity, and the days of $NVDA making easy money won't last forever. Microsoft's head of agents also said that by 2027, AI won't wait for you to ask questions—it will deliver results directly through your feed.
A major crypto security scare has emerged. A user found suspected spyware and hardware modifications in two Ledger hardware wallets purchased at different MediaMarkt stores in Europe. The devices had extra cables and LTE modules, prompting calls for Ledger to issue an immediate recall. Tampering with a wallet is tantamount to handing over your private keys. Hardware wallets aren't absolutely secure, either, so be sure to inspect them after purchase.
Market moves. Well-known trader Killa said that $BTC is currently retesting its previous breakout range. Bulls need to step in and buy above $80,000 to prove that support is holding; otherwise, the structure could break down and pull back below $80,000. Put simply: if buyers don't step in, the pullback isn't over. Over the past 22 hours, a whale swapped UBTC for 16,704.47 ETH at an average price of around $2,541.89, worth $42.46 million. The moves of major holders are worth tracking.
Stocks and macro. Goldman Sachs upgraded its global equities rating for the next three months from “Neutral” to “Overweight.” S&P 500 earnings growth is expected to reach 27% in the third quarter, improving the risk-reward outlook. MSTR rose 2.04%, COIN gained 2.08%, and HOOD climbed 0.34%, with crypto-related stocks turning from losses to gains.
Project updates. Upbit announced it will list GTC, with KRW and USDT trading pairs. GTC rose another 57% in 24 hours to $0.2871, bringing its 30-day gain to 272%. StoneX raised its price target for Securitize by 50% to $18 and maintained its Buy rating.
Do you think this BTC pullback is a chance to get in, or a sign of more downside? Be mindful of the risks—don't bet on a direction.