Intel will release its financial report after hours on Thursday, with market attention focused on performance and layoff plans

[Mandela Digital Secures $5 Million in Funding with Participation from Datavault AI] According to Globenewswire, stablecoin issuer Mandela Digital has secured $5 million in funding, with participation from Datavault AI. The funds will be used for infrastructure development, compliance, exchange integration, liquidity, and marketing, as well as to accelerate the launch of the USD-pegged stablecoin MUSD. Datavault AI will provide MUSD with technical support, including an AI platform, blockchain tokenization, SanQtum quantum-resistant encryption, and a real-world asset (RWA) framework.

On July 22, South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Coinone received approval from the South Korean financial intelligence agency to complete its major shareholder change declaration, officially establishing a new shareholder structure centered on South Korean investment securities, OKX Ventures, and Com2uS Holdings. Coinone will rely on the new shareholders to promote the upgrade of digital asset trading services and accelerate its transformation into a comprehensive blockchain financial platform. （EDaily）

[U.S. 10-Year Treasury Yield Rises to 4.689%, Hitting New High Since January 2025] According to Jin10 reports, the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield has risen to 4.689%, marking its highest level since January 2025.

Google holds SpaceX shares worth $94 billion, of which $80 billion is in a lock up period.

The Seoul Southern District Court in South Korea has made a first instance judgment on a fraud case involving the application of the Virtual Asset User Protection Act, sentencing Park, who planned the Meme Coin Rug Pull scam, to 4 years in prison, and two accomplices to 2 years and 6 months in prison, 3 years in prison, and 5 years probation. The defendant issued Meme coins through Pump.fun and spread false information, causing the coin price to rise by about 1001 times within 26 hours, attracting about 6000 investors to buy and sell for cash. The gang invested about 10 million Korean won in costs and illegally profited about 400 million Korean won.