Odaily reports that according to market sources, AMD expects the AI accelerator market to reach $1.4 trillion by 2030.

Odaily Planet Daily News According to GMGN data, a smart money address (AuvtNJMmzL9nhqGphC5ZLbur7s6wjtrVQRNY9noXWoFJ) purchased Jimothy for approximately $755. The current portfolio value is about $447,000, with cumulative unrealized profit exceeding $446,000 and an investment return rate of approximately 596 times. This address has only sold a small amount of about $2,090 so far and still holds 12.79 million Jimothy tokens, accounting for about 1.27% of the total supply.

Odaily reminds users that Meme coin prices are highly volatile; please invest cautiously.

According to blockchain data analytics platform Bubblemaps, after BitMEX announced its closure, the price of its platform token BMEX dropped significantly, falling approximately 95% from its previous levels. However, based on the tokenomics publicly disclosed by BitMEX, about 75% of the total BMEX supply was originally planned for employee incentives, ecosystem development, and long-term reserves, but these tokens were never distributed on-chain. Data shows that approximately 92% of the BMEX supply was locked in vesting contracts in 2021, with the remaining 8% distributed at the token launch, including: 5% for airdrops and 3% for product and liquidity support.

On November 2, 2022, the product and liquidity address claimed approximately 63.75 million BMEX, while addresses designated for employee incentives, ecosystem growth, and long-term reserves did not claim any tokens. Bubblemaps stated that this does not necessarily indicate a problem, as the project may have subsequently adjusted its tokenomics, contracts, or distribution plans, which were not reflected on-chain.

Odaily reports that xAI has announced the launch of GROK 4.5 on iOS, Android, Web, and X.

Odaily reported that U.S. President Trump noted that Iran "wants to negotiate," but is not yet ready to reach a deal. "They haven't suffered enough," he said. Two regional sources familiar with mediation efforts said Iran's leadership has not accepted the latest proposal. "We are trying, but the Iranian side is not cooperating," one of them said. (AXIOS)

Odaily news The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has agreed to pay $150,000 to resolve a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit concerning its records on the Ethereum investigation. According to a joint case status report filed on July 22, the SEC and the plaintiff, History Associates Inc., have reached a settlement and have requested the United States District Court for the District of Columbia to dismiss the case.

Under the agreement, the SEC will continue to provide the remaining relevant documents and pay a fixed amount to cover the plaintiff's legal fees. The lawsuit was filed by History Associates in June 2024. This agency, commissioned by Coinbase, demanded the SEC disclose materials related to its regulatory investigation of Ethereum, including investigation files on Zachary Coburn and Enigma MPC, as well as records of regulatory discussions regarding Ethereum's transition from proof-of-work (PoW) to proof-of-stake (PoS).

Previously, this lawsuit prompted the SEC to deliver thousands of documents. The court also ordered the SEC to prioritize providing internal communications sent, received, or reviewed by then-Chairman Gary Gensler regarding Ethereum's migration from PoW to PoS.

During the case, the SEC sparked controversy for deleting some of Gensler's text message records. The SEC's Office of Inspector General previously disclosed that the agency accidentally deleted Gensler's text messages from October 2022 to September 2023. Subsequent documents revealed that the SEC also wiped data from 21 senior officials' phones.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that the incident highlights transparency issues within government agencies during the crypto regulatory process and noted that the relevant lawsuits aim to promote public access to the basis for regulatory decisions. With the SEC completing the submission of the remaining documents, this lawsuit, which has lasted for over two years, will officially come to an end. (CoinDesk)

Odaily reported that AI chip startup Etched announced the completion of a $300 million Series C funding round, valuing the company at $10.3 billion. The round was led by Sequoia Capital, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), SK Hynix, Jane Street, and Diffusion Capital.

Founded in 2022 by three Harvard dropouts, Etched was valued at approximately $5 billion when it raised $500 million in December 2025, meaning its valuation has doubled in just about seven months. Etched stated that it focuses on building specialized chip systems for AI model inference. The company has recently completed mass production of its self-developed chips and begun having customers test the first complete systems, while also securing approximately $1 billion in orders. (TechCrunch)

Odaily: U.S. President Trump stated on Thursday that he is seriously considering restarting major military operations in Iran. (Axios)

Odaily Data analysis firm Ortex Technologies' data as of Tuesday shows that since SpaceX (SPCX.O) went public in mid-June, investors shorting SpaceX stock have realized approximately $15.5 billion in paper profits, as its share price has fallen below the IPO price. Short sellers profit by borrowing shares to sell, then buying them back at a lower price. As SpaceX's stock price dropped from its post-IPO high of $225.64 to below the issue price of $135, they have increased their bearish bets on the company.

"There are currently no signs that short sellers are taking profits on their SpaceX positions," said Ortex co-founder Peter Hillerberg. "If anything, they are adding to their short positions," Hillerberg stated. Ortex data as of Tuesday shows that approximately 360 million SpaceX shares have been lent out, representing about 56% of the float. Musk said last Friday, "Companies that hold large short positions in SpaceX for a long time have a very low probability of survival." (Jin Shi)

According to Gate data, WTI crude oil surged 7% in a day, breaking above $93 per barrel. Brent crude rose over 5%, reaching $95.31 per barrel.

Odaily: According to market sources, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will hold a roundtable on September 17 to discuss 24-hour trading.