Google Multi-Party Compute is in private preview, with several major financial institutions testing the technology and parent company Alphabet using it to secure its own digital assets on Ethereum and Solana.

[DBS Bank Survey: 88% of Large Enterprises Have Used or Piloted Tokenized Currencies] A survey commissioned by DBS Bank and conducted by EY of 422 finance executives from large enterprises with annual revenues exceeding $500 million across 11 markets revealed that 88% of respondents have used or piloted tokenized currencies. Among them, stablecoins accounted for 63%, tokenized deposits for 53%, and tokenized money market funds for 52%. 71% of respondents believe that real-time cross-border payments have improved or expect to improve within two years, and approximately 64% of respondents hope that banks will become the unified entry point into the tokenized currency ecosystem.

[Data analytics platform Hex raises $100 million, valuing the company at $1.2 billion] Data analytics platform Hex has raised $100 million, valuing the company at $1.2 billion. The round was led by Peak XV and 137 Ventures, with participation from Amplify, Avra, a16z, Redpoint, Sequoia, and Zero Prime. Simultaneously, Hex released version 4.0, featuring a native architecture designed for AI agents.

An address was created 9 days ago, deposited $1.25 million USDC and began shorting ETH. It was subsequently liquidated 13 times, with a total of 18,080 ETH positions liquidated, worth $43.9 million, resulting in a loss of $1.14 million.

Canary Capital has filed an S-1 registration statement and revised documents with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its Canary PEPE ETF, proposing to directly hold PEPE tokens and list them on the Cboe BZX trading platform. The product is currently under regulatory review and has not yet been approved. Furthermore, addresses associated with Justin Sun hold 11.8 trillion PEPE tokens, with an average purchase price of $0.000004114.