Multicoin Capital-associated address transferred 1,061,100 HYPE tokens to Coinbase.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent just stated at a press conference on the financial battle against Iran: "We will continue our regular Treasury auction program."

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent commented on former President Donald Trump’s announcement to raise tariffs on Canadian autos and steel to 50%. Bessent said Trump wants Canada to engage in sincere negotiations. Trump posted earlier that Canada has long taken advantage of the U.S., imposing ridiculously high tariffs on American farmers and agricultural products, leaving these producers struggling to make ends meet, and creating a $60 billion trade deficit between the two nations over time. “This situation is unsustainable and will not continue!” Trump wrote. Starting January 1, 2027, tariffs will be hiked to 50% on all cars, trucks (large and small), auto parts, and steel. Goods manufactured in the U.S. will be fully exempt from tariffs. “Canada will no longer be treated as a state,” Trump added. “Whether in trade or other areas, Canada is among the world’s most difficult countries to deal with. They believe they deserve special treatment, but the truth is: we don’t need Canada—they need us! 95% of Canada’s business is conducted with the U.S., while our relationship with Canada is the exact opposite!”

US Treasury Secretary Bessent discussed the US Treasury bond repurchase program, noting: "We have not purchased any bonds yet, and the next operation is scheduled for September 9." The US Treasury Department earlier announced that starting September 9, it will raise the size of its long-end liquidity support repurchase operations from a maximum of $2 billion per operation to at least $40 billion. Additionally, market sources indicate the US Treasury may draw on nearly $1 trillion in funds from its Treasury General Account (TGA) to finance the recently unveiled expanded US Treasury bond repurchase program.

U.S. Treasury Department: Sanctions nearly 60 Iran-related entities, individuals, and vessels, covering nuclear, missile, cyber, and oil networks. The action imposes potential secondary sanctions on five sectors—including digital assets, technology, gold, aviation, and shipping—and suspends general licenses for certain remittances to Iran.

According to HTX market data, ZEC hit an approximately 8-year high today, touching its highest price since 2018 at $888 with a weekly gain of over 70%. It is currently holding steady near the $844 level. The Zcash community will launch an 18-day token holder vote starting on the 24th (Beijing time: early morning of the 25th) to determine the scope of the upcoming NU7 upgrade. The minimum voting participation threshold is 1 million ZEC. Voting rights are based on spendable, shielded ZEC held in the Ironwood pool at the snapshot time (estimated 19:00 UTC on the 24th, mainnet block height approx. 3,459,350). The vote opens August 25 and closes at 19:00 UTC on September 14. Votes are cast privately via supported wallets, including Zodl, Vizor, Zkool, and Keystone hardware wallets; only aggregated data will be released, with no individual voting details disclosed. The initiative aims to gather holders’ feedback on the upgrade scope for reference by the community and developers.

As Bitcoin rebounds to hit the $80,000 mark, the massive short positions in Bitcoin and Ethereum held by the whale codenamed "Set 10 Big Goals First" may return to loss if they retain their original positions. The open positions are as follows: - BTC short positions: 1,830.724 BTC, worth approximately $139 million, average entry price $76,397.56 - ETH short positions: 12,756.739 ETH, worth approximately $30.25 million, average entry price $2,371.57 Based on current BTC price of $79,300 and ETH price of $2,499, the total unrealized loss on the whale's address could reach $6.88 million. The whale has previously resumed live trading on Binance but is currently in an invisible status, making it impossible to confirm whether the trader has closed positions to stop loss.