1. The US SEC may respond to multiple Bitcoin ETF applications before the end of this week;
2. U.S. Department of Justice: All expert witnesses recommended by SBF should be barred from testifying;
3. DCG reached an agreement in principle with Genesis creditors, and unsecured creditors are expected to receive 70%-90% of the debt value in US dollars;
4. Hong Kong implements a dual license system for virtual asset trading platforms, and OSL and HashKey are applying for the second type of license;
5. Uniswap launched a temperature check vote for "deploying V2 on all chains with Uniswap V3";
6. The mining company Argo released its semi-annual report: the net loss in the first half of 23 was 18.8 million US dollars, and the total debt dropped to 75 million US dollars;
7. The director of Taxbit commented on the new US tax reporting regulations: the DeFi protocol team has control, so it is necessary to establish a tax reporting system to draw a clear line;
8. Wintermute's YFI loan proposal was opposed by the Yearn community, and may fail to pass the vote;
9. Canaan Technology’s financial report for the second quarter: the total revenue in the second quarter was US$73.9 million, an increase of 33.7% from the previous quarter;
10. DBS plans to apply for a license to offer cryptocurrencies to Hong Kong customers;
11. WF: 2 million CRVs were transferred from Binance, and may be transferred to Binance again;
12. Matrixport, an encrypted financial company owned by Wu Jihan: will be long BTC and strictly stop losses.