[Hyperliquid Strategies stakes 12 million HYPE, accounting for 3.54% of circulating supply] Hyperliquid Strategies, the treasury company of HYPE, has staked 12 million HYPE, valued at approximately $420 million, accounting for 1.2% of the total HYPE supply and 3.54% of the circulating supply.

[Nansen to Launch AI Trading Bot Beta Version for Pro Users Next Week] Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik stated at Binance Blockchain Week that a large number of 'AI trading agent' products will emerge by 2026, but 80%–90% of them may lead to user losses due to issues such as insufficient data comprehension and lack of common sense. He announced that Nansen will launch the Beta version of its AI trading bot for Pro users next week. This bot can read real-time data from major blockchains and 500 million address labels, and execute the entire process from discovery and analysis to trade execution based on user instructions.

Michael Saylor stated that major banks are adopting Bitcoin faster than expected, and he expects significant changes to occur in 2026. （The Bitcoin Historian）

[HSBC's Tokenized Deposit Private Chain Standard is Now Compatible with Ethereum] Sun Lei, Global Head of Local and Innovative Payment Products at HSBC Global Payment Solutions, stated that HSBC has long been investing resources to advance its tokenized deposit business. The current tokenized deposit private chain standard used by HSBC is now compatible with Ethereum's EVM and aligns with the ERC-20 standard. Sun Lei mentioned that even if only 5% to 10% of commercial bank deposits are tokenized in the future, their scale will far exceed that of any cryptocurrency currently on the market. Additionally, HSBC does not rule out the possibility of adopting a public chain technology route in certain user scenarios and has already discussed programming applications for tokenized loans with clients.

[HSBC Advances Tokenization of Central Bank Money and Deposits] Sun Lei, Global Head of Local and Innovative Payment Products at HSBC Global Payment Solutions, stated that the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) is working with HSBC to explore tokenized central bank money (CeBM). CeBM is a digital infrastructure that complements the Real-Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) system, though there is currently no specific timeline. Additionally, HSBC has long invested resources in advancing tokenized deposit businesses, and it is estimated that even if only 5%-10% of commercial bank deposits are tokenized, their scale would surpass that of any existing cryptocurrency.