Coinkite warns of financial risks associated with Coldcard Mk3 equipment

Human behavior simulation company Simile has completed a $200 million Series B financing, with a post investment valuation of $2 billion. Simile uses real human data to train AI clones, and enterprises conduct product, marketing, and policy testing by simulating the reactions of different groups of people. Simile completed a $100 million Series A financing five months ago, during which its revenue increased fivefold. The model has been simulated millions of times for Fortune 100 companies, with clients including CVS Health, Deloitte, Gallup, and Wealthfront. Simile's goal is to simulate 8 billion people worldwide, with CEO Joon Sung Park as the first author of the Generative Agents paper.

Ark Invest reduced its holdings of 12745 shares of Bullish stock, valued at approximately $287000, and 33560 shares of BitMine stock, valued at approximately $606000, on July 30th.

Strategy founder Michael Saylor stated during the earnings call that STRC had returned to an IPO price of $90 within 70 trading days when it went public. Starting from May 28th when STRC fell below the $99-100 trading range, the goal is to push STRC back to face value around September 8th, 70 trading days later.

[Apple's Q3 Revenue and Profit Exceed Expectations, Greater China Revenue and Services Revenue Fall Short of Expectations] According to Jin10 reports, Apple (AAPL.O) reported Q3 revenue of $109.42 billion, surpassing the market expectation of $108.65 billion; earnings per share were $2.02, exceeding the expected $1.89 after excluding a $0.11 tariff rebate. iPhone sales reached $54.25 billion, exceeding the forecasted $53.86 billion. Revenue from Greater China was $18.82 billion, falling short of the expected $19.67 billion; services revenue was $30.74 billion, below the anticipated $31.22 billion. Apple (AAPL.O) shares fell 4% in after-hours trading.

According to BIT (bit. com) market data, Tesla and SpaceX's stock prices rose 1.88% and 0.83% respectively after hours due to merger rumors. Tesla consultants have begun discussing a spin off plan to divest the Chinese business, which aims to pave the way for a potential SpaceX merger.