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Share link:In this post: Hong Kong is preparing its third digital bond sale, with banks appointed to work on the issuance. Chinese state-owned firms Shenzhen Futian and Shandong Hi-Speed recently issued digital bonds in Hong Kong, boosting momentum. HSBC’s Orion platform has supported over $1.7 billion in tokenised bonds across governments, banks, and companies.
Share link:In this post: The European Central Bank (ECB) has insisted on a digital euro to ensure payment stability during major disruptions. Some lawmakers have expressed concerns about privacy and the potential impact on banks, with the parliamentary approval expected early in 2026. The plan for the digital euro includes a distributed transaction infrastructure across multiple regions, isolated from faults.
Share link:In this post: OpenAI and Walmart will train and certify 10 million workers by 2030. Workers can earn certificates from basic AI use to advanced AI jobs. OpenAI will launch a Jobs Platform to connect trained workers with employers.
Share link:In this post: Kraken has acquired Breakout to offer advanced trades with funded accounts and leveraged trading opportunities. Breakout will be configured with Kraken Pro to strengthen trading and performance-based capital allocation. The acquisition follows Kraken’s $1.5 billion NinjaTrader acquisition, aligning with its goal of going public in 2026.
Share link:In this post: Oil prices fell for the third straight day, with Brent down 2.2% and WTI down 1.3% for the week. U.S. crude inventories rose by 2.4 million barrels, defying expectations of a drop. OPEC+ may increase production by 1.65 million barrels per day at Sunday’s meeting.
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Discussing how the gold token XAUm can expand DeFi applications on Sui and strengthen its position as "Asia's leading digital gold."
The World Gold Council's version of "digital gold" is on the way and may reshape the traditional physical market.
Stocks, bonds, and cryptocurrencies support each other; gold and BTC jointly underpin US Treasuries as collateral, while stablecoins support the global adoption rate of the US dollar, making the losses in the deleveraging process more socialized.
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- 07:52Sora Ventures plans to purchase $1 billion worth of Bitcoin within 6 monthsJinse Finance reported, citing Bitcoin Magazine, that Sora Ventures has announced the launch of a Bitcoin reserve fund. The fund has secured $200 million in committed capital from partners and investors in Asia, and plans to purchase $1 billion worth of Bitcoin over the next six months. According to reports, this move marks a significant development following the establishment of Asian Bitcoin reserve companies such as Japan's Metaplanet, Hong Kong's Moon Inc., Thailand's DV8, and South Korea's BitPlanet. Unlike these companies, which hold Bitcoin directly on their balance sheets, Sora Ventures' reserve fund will serve as a central pool of institutional capital, aiming to support existing enterprises and promote the establishment of similar reserve funds globally.
- 07:52Former Chief Economist of the Bank of Japan: October Interest Rate Stance Difficult to DecideJinse Finance reported that former Bank of Japan chief economist Toshitaka Sekine stated that the market's increasing speculation about a possible rate hike by the Bank of Japan in October underestimates the degree of uncertainty brought about by Trump's tariff policies. He said: "What I want to say is that the uncertainty may be greater than market participants imagine. If I were still the chief economist of the Bank of Japan, and I was asked to determine the potential impact of tariffs before October, I would say 'no'." Prior to Sekine's remarks, signs of economic recovery had prompted economists to list October as the most likely timing for the Bank of Japan's next rate hike. The veteran economist said he would not completely rule out the possibility of a rate hike, as a range of factors, including exchange rates, would influence the decision. However, it is difficult for authorities to assert that by then, economic risks will have fully subsided. (Golden Ten Data)