Planet Morning News

1. WSJ: Telegram previously ignored subpoenas from law enforcement agencies, and Macron also considered granting Pavel Durov French citizenship; 2. BNB Chain launched the official cross-chain bridge BNB Chain Bridge; 3. Crypto venture capital Lemniscap completed $70 million in fundraising for its third fund; 4. OpenSea: Has received a notice from the U.S. SEC Wells, intending to provide $5 million to support the legal expenses of NFT artists and developers; 5. Skybridge founder: SEC Chairman hopes Harris loses the election; 6. The U.S. SEC approved a rule change: Funds need to report portfolio holdings monthly instead of four times a year; 7. OpenAI is negotiating financing with a valuation of over $100 billion, and Microsoft continues to follow up; 8. Telegram founder Durov was indicted and released under judicial supervision, and is prohibited from leaving French territory; 9. Klaytn and Finschia's new brand Kaia will be launched on the mainnet at 10:00 on August 29; 10. Nvidia's second quarter revenue increased year-on-year 122% to $30 billion, higher than expected; 11. ParaFi Capital raised $120 million, part of which will be used to acquire GP shares of other crypto funds; 12. Trump's second son announced the official launch of the crypto project WLFI; 13. The privacy browser Brave development team laid off 27 people again; 14. Telegram game "Hamster Kombat" plans to launch tokens and airdrop on September 26.