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Arthur Hayes publishes FLOP yellow paper for AI inference blockchain
The project would let AI agents submit verifiable inference requests, pay miners in FLOP, and use validators to settle results on-chain.

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The project would let AI agents submit verifiable inference requests, pay miners in FLOP, and use validators to settle results on-chain.

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The Sentix index advanced for a fifth consecutive month as investors became more optimistic about current conditions and future economic prospects.

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The yuan strengthened and the dollar weakened as the PBOC extended its gold-buying streak to 22 months, while a surging trade surplus renewed concerns about yuan appreciation.

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The dollar-yen exchange rate dropped below 155.5, marking a decline from the previous trading session’s close.

Edaily reported that Seoul and Washington had settled on an Encinal power investment, but the trade ministry said negotiations and financing discussions remain ongoing.

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South Korea and France agreed to invest 800 billion won and 500 million euros, respectively, as streaming and artificial intelligence reshape global screen industries.

The late-stage setback weighs on a drug targeting inherited Lp(a), while investors await data on Novartis’ experimental muscular dystrophy gene therapy.

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Self-described whitehats said most of the Bitcoin would be returned after the Elements flaw is fixed and every Liquid federation node is patched.

The trader said he missed MEME below a $10 million valuation before it reached $150 million, while GMGN showed a short-term gain of more than 50%.

The tokenized stock product reached the milestone in about three months as Binance expands into stocks, stock options and other traditional finance products.

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The USDT-settled contract is available around the clock in Bybit's Innovation Zone, where higher trading fees apply compared with other contracts.

Fresh equity issuances financed the purchase, while the company’s reported Bitcoin net asset value remains below the aggregate cost of its treasury.

The fourth monthly decline this year marked the steepest drop since August last year, despite higher energy and construction output and a three-month gain.

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Lloyds reported weaker prices as higher borrowing costs deterred some buyers, while Capital Economics warned of further softness and Nationwide recorded growth.

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LaunchOnSF’s StonkFun is the first integration using custom quote-token pairs, cutting deployment costs and extending Solana token-launch infrastructure.

An Aug. 28 interpretation keeps frozen overseas exchange accounts within disclosure rules, while 2026 filings showed reported digital assets declined.

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The trader says he wants projects so early that buying them now would appear nearly crazy, rejecting recommendations valued around $50 million.

Stronger semiconductor-equipment production and shipments lifted July activity, while minivehicle output and some wholesale sales remained weak.

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The chancellor says he will restore Britain’s bond-market credibility as higher borrowing costs and renewed inflation concerns narrow room for tax and spending decisions.

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Possible National Pension Service dollar purchases are seen limiting the won's advance as exporter sales, semiconductor exports and yen strength increase dollar supply.

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