The number of accounts on TRON network has exceeded 401 million in the past week, and the circulation of USDT in the network has reached 94.27 billion US dollars. In the past 30 days, the average daily USDT transfer amount of TRON was 22.3 billion US dollars, with approximately 177000 new accounts added daily. On August 28th, the TRON network completed 2.33 million transfers involving $25.48 billion in USDT. （Onchain Lens）

Binance founder CZ attended Bitcoin Asia 2026 in Hong Kong and gave an interview to Hong Kong 01, reviewing his experience from working at McDonald's to working at Bloomberg and founding Binance. He shared his "Four Nos" financial principles, which include not buying stocks, not speculating in real estate, not speculating in cryptocurrency, and not keeping too much cash. CZ stated that currently, the majority of personal assets are still cryptocurrencies, and its strategy is to hold them for the long term rather than short-term trading. It believes that holding fiat currencies will become the worst investment option due to depreciation. In addition, CZ is currently investing in early-stage projects through YZiLabs and has invested in nearly 200 projects in the past six months, of which about 80% are focused on Web3 and 20% are laying out in the AI field.

Michael Saylor stated that Bitcoin banks have adopted an index of 32%, and currently only a few institutions are engaged in asset allocation. （Bitcoin Archive）

According to Red Star News, Sun Yuchen has filed a batch of complaints against multiple self media accounts such as Lu Kewen Studio and "Luo Serious" on the grounds of infringing on reputation/goodwill/privacy/portrait, demanding that the platform dispose of articles that use qualitative expressions such as "cutting leeks" and strengthen negative personas, and stating that he has entrusted lawyers to fix evidence.

Christine D. Kim, founder of Protocol Watch, stated that Bitcoin Core v32 completed its feature freeze on August 20th, and developers are focusing on error fixing and optimization. The v32 version includes parallel block verification, which increases the verification speed by three times through multi-core CPUs; Introducing global transaction speed limits to enhance node stability during transaction surges; Dynamic fee estimation based on memory pools introduces real-time data from memory pools to avoid overestimating fees during high congestion. Bitcoin Core v32 is expected to be officially released in October, and the upgrade will not introduce any network wide protocol changes, providing performance optimization for node operators.