A certain giant whale has extracted a total of 748100 HYPE from OKX, worth 5.33 million US dollars

[Morgan Stanley Raises Google TPU Revenue Forecast, Maintains Overweight Rating on Alphabet] Morgan Stanley has raised its assumption for Google's TPU external sales revenue per GW from $20 billion to $27 billion, with the gross margin increased from 20% to 30%. After the adjustment, TPU-related cloud revenue is expected to reach $84 billion in 2027 and $108 billion in 2028. Morgan Stanley maintains its overweight rating on Alphabet with a target price of $400. Google has committed to supplying approximately 1 million TPUs, corresponding to about $35 billion in revenue. Google's custom chip agreement with Marvell supports TPU pricing. Morgan Stanley estimates that Google Cloud will account for approximately 50% of Alphabet's overall EBIT by 2028.

ETF issuers are lowering the barrier for bitcoin whales to trade self-custody for ETF shares.

Wintermute's short position on Hyperliquid has decreased from $211.53 million to $80.48 million, currently holding $80.48 million short and $5.51 million long positions, with HYPE short increasing from $5.6 million to $10.2 million and unrealized profit or loss of $568800. （Onchain Lens）

According to Bitcoin.com News, Tom áš Ji ří kovsk ý, the defendant in the Czech cryptocurrency money laundering case, has released his first signal of cooperation with the investigation. The Brno City Court has ruled that Tom áš Ji ří kovsk ý will continue to be detained, and the prosecution seeks to sentence him to up to 20 years in prison and confiscate $44 million in Bitcoin assets.

HSBC Hong Kong requires existing investment clients in mainland China to submit a "Declaration Form for Opening/Maintaining Accounts" and update their contact information through the HSBC Hong Kong App before September 12th, which includes confirming that the investment funds come from legal sources outside mainland China. If the submission is not made before August 20th, investment services may be suspended; If not submitted before September 12th, investment services may be terminated. A spokesperson for HSBC Hong Kong told Interface News that this requirement aims to comply with regulatory and KYC requirements. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued monitoring measures in May this year regarding the opening and maintenance of investment accounts.