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Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, expresses a bullish long-term outlook for Bitcoin but identifies Ethereum as his preferred investment due to its potential for rapid appreciation of 3x to 5x.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams stated that strong investment demand is contributing to higher yields, which may indicate tighter monetary policy expectations.

Dell and Palo Alto Networks reported earnings that exceeded market expectations, with the article attributing this performance to the ongoing AI investment cycle.

Uber announced the elimination of 3,300 jobs (10% of its workforce) and a $10 billion investment in a driverless strategy, including equity stakes in Lucid and Rivian.

Capital B, a Euronext Growth Paris-listed firm, issued 13.18 million shares with warrants at €0.58 per share to raise capital, following an $8.8 million investment by Adam Back.

CME Group reported 29.7 million contracts traded in August, the second-highest volume on record, indicating heightened institutional activity in derivatives markets.

Remixpoint, a Japan-listed crypto investment firm, disclosed that it has sold its holdings of ETH, SOL, XRP and DOGE and now holds only Bitcoin, approximately 1,506 BTC valued at about $115 million.

Remixpoint liquidated its entire altcoin portfolio worth $5.5 million to adopt a Bitcoin-only investment strategy, signaling a corporate shift toward Bitcoin as a reserve asset.

Chevron has committed over $7 billion to expand its operations in Venezuela following a deal with the Trump administration that opens access to the country's oil reserves.

Gold prices fell to a three-week low driven by a stronger U.S.

XRP ETFs have received $1.6 billion in inflows, with investment advisers identified as the primary buyers.

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora stated that the anticipated $5 trillion AI infrastructure investment over five years requires a new security stack, highlighting a potential market opportunity for cybersecurity firms.