Google’s 2028 TPU production volume may surpass NVIDIA’s sales figures, potentially pushing Google to use Intel for foundry services.

According to official announcements, Bithumb has listed the GRVT/KRW spot trading pair. Trading is scheduled to start at 2:00 PM local time on Friday, July 31.

According to Bitget market data, South Korea's KOSPI index surged 17% intraday, currently trading at 6545.15 points. Heavyweight stocks SK Hynix rose 24% and Samsung Electronics gained 19.8%.

Strategy founder Michael Saylor stated during today's earnings call: "When STRC went public, it took us approximately 70 trading days to return to par value. Some may have forgotten our IPO was priced at $90, and it took 70 days to rebound to par. If we count from when STRC fell below the $99–$100 trading range, 40 trading days have elapsed as of today. Taking May 28, the day it broke below the range, as the starting point, counting forward 70 trading days lands around September 8. We are closely monitoring this date and tracking our progress. We will focus on restoring STRC to health. We believe that since we achieved this within 70 days post-IPO, setting a 70-day recovery target after breaking below the range is reasonable. We have sufficient means to bring STRC back to par value."

Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest yesterday reduced its holdings of 12,745 shares of Bullish stock (valued at approximately $287,000) and 33,560 shares of BitMine stock (valued at around $606,000).

Bitget PoolX will list the project Space and Time (SXT). Users who lock SXT can split a total of 2,500 UNI, with an individual lock cap of 80 million SXT. The lock-up window is open from 18:00 UTC+8 on July 31 to 18:00 UTC+8 on August 5.

Co-founder of self-custody wallet Ready, Itamar Lesuisse, stated that Paris-based crypto card issuer Kulipa has suddenly ceased operations. Ready shut down its card business on Wednesday, with automatic refunds for eligible card subscriptions. Due to Ready’s self-custody model, user assets remain unimpacted; the card deducts funds directly from users’ wallets at the time of transaction, meaning Kulipa held no customer balances when it suspended operations. Ready is currently developing follow-up products based on new infrastructure. Previously, Solflare announced that its card-issuing partner Kulipa stopped operations due to solvency issues. (The Defiant)