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- U.S. Department of Commerce plans to publish GDP data on blockchain, leveraging its tamper-proof, decentralized architecture to enhance transparency and data integrity. - Blockchain-enabled real-time GDP reporting reduces data lag and noise, enabling dynamic forecasting models and faster policy responses compared to traditional delayed reports. - The initiative creates investment opportunities for fintech firms (e.g., IBM, Snowflake) and MLaaS providers (e.g., AWS, Google Cloud) in blockchain infrastruct
- Recall.ai disrupts traditional search by transforming real-time meeting data into contextual intelligence via its "Meeting Bots as a Service" platform. - The API-first model enables enterprises to integrate AI-driven transcription, sentiment analysis, and interactive features like Output Media for automated workflows. - With $10M ARR and 300+ enterprise clients, Recall's usage-based pricing and vertical-specific solutions position it as a scalable AI infrastructure leader in the $12B transcription market
- Solana (SOL) faces a critical juncture in 2025 amid volatility, with a $195.99 price and 24.80% annual gain despite regulatory risks and BlockDAG's 15,000 TPS challenge. - Institutional adoption ($1.72B invested by 13 firms) and upcoming Firedancer upgrades aim to boost scalability, while a potential 2025 ETF approval could drive SOL toward a $300 target. - BlockDAG's $385M presale and 2,900% early returns highlight disruption risks, but Solana's 4,500+ developers and 65,000 TPS edge maintain its DeFi/NF
- Meta's 2025 political strategy leverages super PACs and lobbying to weaken AI regulations, targeting California bills like SB 53 and SB 942. - The company's $64-72B AI infrastructure spending and NVIDIA partnerships drive 50% revenue growth for hardware suppliers. - Google and Microsoft pursue similar deregulatory goals but emphasize ESG commitments, creating sector-wide sustainability gaps. - Federal investigations and state transparency laws pose risks, while infrastructure investments position Meta to
- Thailand’s RSXYZ plans to buy 3,333 BTC by 2028 via a $5.8M share issuance, signaling institutional adoption of Bitcoin. - The company uses dollar-cost averaging to mitigate Bitcoin’s volatility, treating it as a long-term store of value. - Growing corporate BTC holdings could stabilize prices and drive regulatory clarity, reshaping Bitcoin’s role in institutional portfolios. - RSXYZ’s move may catalyze adoption in Southeast Asia, where crypto integration lags, boosting regional corporate BTC allocations
- - Nvidia's Q2 $46.7B revenue surge failed to offset 3% post-earnings stock drop due to China export restrictions and conservative guidance. - - Snowflake's 32% revenue growth and 13% post-earnings rally highlight its AI infrastructure dominance with 125% net revenue retention. - - CrowdStrike's 6% stock plunge revealed cybersecurity vulnerabilities in AI era, driven by below-estimate guidance and 2024 outage fallout. - - Tech sector's AI momentum faces dual challenges: geopolitical risks (Nvidia) vs. pri
- Tilray Brands delays reverse stock split to stabilize its $1.17 Nasdaq-listed shares amid U.S. cannabis rescheduling speculation and European expansion. - Strategic cost-cutting and debt reduction ($76M net debt cut) support a diversified revenue model, with beverages now driving 70% of total income. - Analysts remain divided: "Hold" consensus reflects cautious optimism about regulatory tailwinds versus near-term profitability risks and $1.27 average price target. - Long-term success hinges on balancing
- 21:38Offshore RMB against the US dollar falls by 6 points compared to Tuesday's New York closeAccording to Jinse Finance, by the close of trading in New York on Wednesday, the offshore RMB (CNH) was quoted at 7.1539 yuan against the US dollar, down 6 points from Tuesday's New York close, with intraday trading ranging between 7.1457 and 7.1656 yuan.
- 21:02The Clearing Company, founded by former Polymarket team members, completes $15 million seed round financingJinse Finance reported that former team members of the prediction market platform Polymarket have founded a new company, The Clearing Company. According to an announcement released on Wednesday, the company has raised $15 million in a seed round led by Union Square Ventures. Other investors include Haun Ventures, Variant, a certain exchange, Compound, Rubik, Earl Grey, Cursor Capital, Asylum, and several angel investors. The startup aims to build on-chain, permissionless prediction markets designed to meet regulatory standards while maintaining accessibility for retail users.
- 20:58VersaBank tests tokenized deposits on Ethereum, Algorand, and Stellar in the USJinse Finance reported that Canadian digital bank VersaBank has announced it will test its blockchain tokenized deposit "USDVB" in the United States, with each token corresponding to a $1 deposit held by the bank. The pilot will simulate transactions on the Ethereum, Algorand, and Stellar blockchains, aiming to provide the market with an alternative to stablecoins. VersaBank emphasized that the token is a federally insured deposit, can earn interest, and plans to seek approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) before its public offering.