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Strive's total Bitcoin holdings reached 25,000 coins, DFDV plans to raise 300 million USD to increase its holdings of SOL

According to BBX data, yesterday and in recent days, globally listed companies disclosed their latest official accounts regarding the allocation of crypto assets and leverage expansion strategies. The core dynamics are as follows:Strive (NASDAQ: $ASST) purchased 469 BTC, achieving a total holding milestone of 25,000 coins: According to an 8-K document submitted by Strive to the U.S. SEC, the company bought 469 bitcoins at an average price of approximately $77,954 between September 8 and 11, 2026. As of September 11, Strive's cumulative bitcoin holdings officially reached 25,000 BTC. In addition, its balance sheet also holds 505,000 shares of Strategy STRC preferred stock (fair value approximately $49.81 million) and ample cash of $204.2 million.DeFi Development Corp (NASDAQ: $DFDV) increased its holdings by over 55,000 SOL and launched a $300 million preferred stock ATM plan: Solana treasury company DeFi Development Corp announced that its total SOL holdings increased by 55,491 coins since August 27, and it currently holds approximately 2.3889 million SOL and SOL equivalents (an increase of about 2%). At the same time, the company announced the establishment of a variable rate Series C perpetual preferred stock (code: CHAD) ATM (At-the-Market) plan with a cap of $300 million, with R.F. Lafferty & Co. serving as the exclusive sales agent, and the issue price is expected to be no less than $10 per share par value. The company clearly stated that the net proceeds will mainly be used for further increasing SOL holdings, but the establishment of this plan does not represent an immediate start of financing, and the company currently has no obligation to sell any shares.BitMine increased its holdings by over 27,000 ETH last week, with total holdings exceeding $15.8 billion: Listed mining company BitMine disclosed that it increased its holdings by 27,180 Ethereum in the secondary market last week. As of September 13, 2026, its total Ethereum holdings reached 5,956,378 ETH (approximately 4.9% of the total supply of Ethereum in the network). Currently, the total value of the cryptocurrencies, cash, and other investment assets held by the company is as high as $15.8 billion (including $549 million in cash and securities, 212 bitcoins, $180 million in Beast Industries equity, and a $98 million investment in Eightco Holdings). Among them, the staked Ethereum remains at 5,067,309 coins (accounting for 85% of total holdings), valued at approximately $12.7 billion, with a current annualized staking yield of about $334 million.Capital B increased its holdings by 4 bitcoins: French crypto treasury listed company Capital B officially disclosed that it recently slightly increased its holdings by 4 bitcoins in the secondary market. After this operation, its total bitcoin holdings have risen to 3,525 BTC.

first_img TrendForce: The contract price of high-capacity NOR Flash may rise by 90%–110% in the second half of the year

TrendForce's latest research on the memory industry indicates that the NOR Flash market is experiencing the most significant supply-demand structural change in nearly a decade. AI-related products are absorbing a large amount of capacity, and suppliers find it difficult to significantly increase NOR Flash bit output despite the continuous growth in high-end application demand. Therefore, the supply-demand imbalance is expected to persist in the second half of 2026, with overall contract prices remaining high.Although suppliers in Taiwan and China have increased capital expenditures and expanded production, the new capacity cannot be immediately converted into market supply. New output must first go through process migration, yield ramp-up, product certification, and customer design integration, making it difficult to alleviate the supply shortage in the mid-to-high capacity segment in the short term. Winbond expects the strongest bit growth in 2026, driven by the full-scale production of 45nm NOR and the migration to 25nm and 20nm. GigaDevice is upgrading the process for products of 32Mb and above, with effective output limited in the first half of the year. MXIC will prioritize additional 12-inch capacity for NAND and eMMC, limiting the growth of NOR wafer input.In 2026, AI and aerospace communications will become the main sources of new demand. The NOR usage in AI servers is 3-5 times that of traditional servers, with high-density demand driven by edge AI, AI PCs, robotics, and low-orbit satellites. In the first half of 2026, the average cumulative contract price increased by 100-120%. In the second half, the average price of products of 256Mb and above may rise by another 90-110%, while prices for products of 128Mb and below are expected to increase by 10-20% in Q4 2026.

first_img TrendForce: The top ten foundry revenues before the second quarter of 2026 are nearly 53.49 billion USD

TrendForce's latest research on the wafer foundry industry shows that in the second quarter of 2026, the total revenue of the world's top ten wafer foundries increased by 11.5% quarter-on-quarter, approaching $53.49 billion, setting a new record. The growth mainly comes from the continued demand exceeding supply for advanced processes in AI and HPC processors, as well as the rising demand for peripheral AI chips such as PMICs and power discrete devices; the early stocking of consumer supply chains for TVs, PCs, and laptops has also tightened the capacity of some mature processes.TSMC continues to lead, with revenue nearing $40.2 billion in the second quarter, a quarter-on-quarter increase of 12.1%, and a market share of 72.5%. The demand for AI server GPUs and XPUs has kept its 5/4 nm and 3 nm capacities fully loaded, and the initial stocking of the new iPhone has also contributed, with 2 nm making its first revenue contribution. Samsung Foundry ranks second, with revenue of $3.26 billion, a slight quarter-on-quarter increase of 1.8%, and a market share dropping to 5.9%. SMIC ranks third, with revenue exceeding $3 billion, a quarter-on-quarter increase of 20%, and a market share rising to 5.4%, narrowing the gap with Samsung.UMC maintains fourth place, with revenue of nearly $2.18 billion, a quarter-on-quarter increase of 12.7%, and a market share of 3.9%. GlobalFoundries is fifth, with revenue of approximately $1.79 billion, a quarter-on-quarter increase of 9.3%, and a market share of 3.2%. Hua Hong Group ranks sixth, with revenue exceeding $1.27 billion, a quarter-on-quarter increase of 3.5%. Tower, World Advanced, Jinghe Integrated, and Powerchip rank seventh to tenth, with revenues of $460 million, $451 million, $447 million, and $432 million, respectively.

hot_img In the first half of the year, cryptocurrency TradFi transactions exceeded $1.3 trillion, with the exchange landscape shifting from a unipolar concentration to a multipolar distribution

According to a research report published by RootData Research, the total trading volume of mainstream cryptocurrency exchanges in the TradFi sector surpassed $1.3 trillion in the first half of 2026, nearly a tenfold increase compared to the entire year of 2025, with TradFi derivatives accounting for over 98%, becoming the core engine driving the explosive growth of the sector.The exchange landscape is shifting from "unipolar concentration" to multipolar competition. Binance, while maintaining a leading position in the TradFi sector with a cumulative share of 68.3%, saw its monthly trading volume share decline from 78.8% at the beginning of the year to 58.2% in August. Meanwhile, second-tier exchanges such as OKX, Gate, and Hyperliquid are rapidly expanding, with market shares of 18.2%, 10.7%, and 9.9% respectively in August.In the core submarket of stock derivatives, entering August, Binance still dominated with an average daily trading volume of $14.927 billion; OKX established an advantage in trading costs with the industry's lowest spread of 0.0091%, achieving a comprehensive score tied for second with Gate. Gate has recently shown independent growth, recording four consecutive months of triple-digit month-on-month growth from May to August, and in mid-August, its ±2% weighted depth ranked first in the industry for 11 consecutive trading days. The competitive logic of the TradFi sector may be shifting from a battle for traffic to a competition across comprehensive dimensions such as position size, market depth, trading costs, and variety coverage.
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