MSCI removes MicroStrategy from its stock index.

[Altimeter Capital and Other Institutions Send Letter to Nvidia, Urging Retaining the Option for Jensen Huang's Return] Brad Gerstner, founder of Altimeter Capital, disclosed that Altimeter and Atreides Management, as shareholders, sent a letter to Nvidia's board of directors, urging them to retain the option for Jensen Huang's return when handling leadership arrangements. The joint letter stated that there is uncertainty surrounding Huang's departure, and the board should not rush to find a successor before understanding all the facts. The letter indicated that interim CEO Colette Kress and her team are capable of leading the company during the transition period.

An outside progressive group led by a former aide to Senator Elizabeth Warren has drafted an oversight blueprint, listing Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong as a proposed hearing witness and recommending that he question Coinbase about its donations to the White House banquet hall construction project and the potential benefits it may receive. The document lists WLFI as a potential subject of investigation, involving US President Trump's financial relationship with the company, the Trump administration's relaxation of crypto enforcement, and its relationship with Binance. Senator Richard Blumenthal has sent letters to executives at crypto companies such as Coinbase, Ripple, Kraken, Paxos, and Gemini, requesting information on their donations to the White House banquet hall construction project.

MSCI has decided to remove Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy from its stock index; the company currently holds $19.5 billion in Bitcoin profits.

The whale 7 Siblings spent a total of $40.88 million to buy 20,600 ETH during the ETH price drop, at an average price of $1,988. Six hours ago, this entity spent $18.877 million to buy 9,766 ETH at a price of $1,933. Three days ago, this entity bought $22 million worth of ETH when the price was $2,038.

[Three Pump.fun-related wallets transfer 1.458 billion PUMP to Coinbase Prime] Three Pump.fun team or early investor wallets transferred 1.458 billion PUMP, worth approximately $5.01 million, to Coinbase Prime this month. These three wallets were allocated a total of 70 billion PUMP, which began unlocking in July. Last month, these same three wallets also unlocked and transferred approximately 1.458 billion PUMP, then worth approximately $7.58 million.