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Strategy's stock price fell below $94, potentially affected by MSCI's proposal to remove bitcoin treasury companies from its indices
According to Odaily, data from MSX.COM shows that Strategy (MSTR)'s stock price has fallen below $94, possibly impacted by news that MSCI is considering removing bitcoin treasury companies from its index system.Analysts believe that if MSCI ultimately decides to exclude bitcoin treasury companies from its indices, it could lead to selling pressure from index funds on related companies and affect their capital market valuation logic.Supporters, however, argue that companies like Strategy have formed a unique balance sheet model by holding bitcoin, integrating digital assets into the traditional financial system, and that these companies still possess long-term investment value. The community is currently calling on MSCI to retain Strategy (MSTR)'s eligibility in the relevant indices.
JPYC completes approximately $38 million Series B funding round, with AZ-COM Maruwa Holdings participating and funds earmarked for payments to 2,300 truck drivers
: Japanese yen stablecoin operator JPYC Inc. has announced an extension of its Series B funding round, bringing total funding to approximately 6 billion yen, or roughly $38 million. The latest investment includes approximately 1 billion yen (about $6.3 million) from Tokyo-listed logistics company AZ-COM Maruwa Holdings. Core business: operating JPYC, a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the Japanese yen. JPYC launched the stablecoin in October 2025 and became the first digital currency to be registered as an official electronic payment instrument under Japan's revised Payment Services Act. Each JPYC is backed by yen bank deposits and Japanese government bonds, and holders can redeem them for regular yen on demand. AZ-COM Maruwa Holdings plans to use JPYC to pay approximately 2,300 business partners and independent contractors for transportation work and outsourced services, primarily covering truck drivers and subcontractors. The company is also developing a dedicated wallet application and plans to link payments with delivery confirmation records, potentially executed through GPS tracking or smart contracts.
Securitize's intraday drop on US stocks widens to 25%, halved from its listing price
Odaily News, according to MSX.COM data, Securitize (SECZ) saw its intraday drop on US stocks widen to as much as 25%, with the stock price last reported at $6.03.It is reported that on July 2, Securitize opened at $12.45 on its first day of listing and closed at $12.30. The current stock price has been halved compared to its listing price.This decline is mainly attributed to Securitize's weaker-than-expected Q2 earnings report. For related analysis of the report: "Securitize's first post-listing earnings report disappoints—can the 'compliant tokenization' narrative still sell?"
Japanese logistics giant AZ-COM Maruwa plans to adopt Yen stablecoin JPYC for corporate payments
According to CoinDesk, Tokyo-listed logistics company AZ-COM Maruwa Holdings (9090) announced plans to use the regulated yen stablecoin JPYC to make payments to its approximately 2,300 partners (including subcontractors and truck drivers). The company has provided delivery services for Amazon Japan since 2017, with revenue reaching 230.5 billion yen (approximately $1.4 billion) in the previous fiscal year.
The file shows Alphabet's AI risk exposure far exceeds $1 trillion
Odaily reports: Alphabet says demand for its cloud services is growing rapidly, as reflected in the increase in its "backlog" (i.e., cloud service contracts not yet fulfilled). However, more than one-third of that quarterly growth came from a joint venture in which the company holds a stake. This disclosure appeared in a quarterly filing submitted on Thursday. The filing outlines the AI-related risks Alphabet faces, which extend beyond what the company discussed on its earnings call the previous day. In addition to the more than $1 trillion in purchase commitments, future lease payments, and other obligations disclosed by the chief financial officer on the investor call, the filing also lists approximately $98.5 billion in contingent commitments—obligations the company may need to assume under certain conditions. That amount is up about $23 billion from the previous quarter. These commitments include guaranteeing data center lease payments, supporting partners in procuring power equipment, and, under specific circumstances, potentially repurchasing AI chip systems from customers. (Bloomberg)
Intel Corporation reported second-quarter revenue of $16.13 billion, a 25% increase year-over-year
Intel Corporation's second-quarter revenue was $16.13 billion, up 25% year-over-year, compared to estimates of $14.43 billion. Second-quarter Data Center and AI revenue was $6.26 billion, surpassing analyst estimates of $5.54 billion. Second-quarter adjusted earnings per share (EPS) was $0.42, exceeding analyst estimates of $0.21. The company expects third-quarter revenue between $15.8 billion and $16.8 billion, compared to analyst estimates of $15.06 billion. The company anticipates third-quarter adjusted EPS of $0.38, exceeding analyst estimates of $0.27. (Wall Street CN)According to MSX.COM data, Intel shares surged in after-hours trading, rising as much as 13% before gains narrowed to 3%.
The file shows Alphabet's AI risk exposure far exceeds $1 trillion
Odaily reports: Alphabet says demand for its cloud services is growing rapidly, as reflected in the increase in its "backlog" (i.e., cloud service contracts not yet fulfilled). However, more than one-third of that quarterly growth came from a joint venture in which the company holds a stake. This disclosure appeared in a quarterly filing submitted on Thursday. The filing outlines the AI-related risks Alphabet faces, which extend beyond what the company discussed on its earnings call the previous day. In addition to the more than $1 trillion in purchase commitments, future lease payments, and other obligations disclosed by the chief financial officer on the investor call, the filing also lists approximately $98.5 billion in contingent commitments—obligations the company may need to assume under certain conditions. That amount is up about $23 billion from the previous quarter. These commitments include guaranteeing data center lease payments, supporting partners in procuring power equipment, and, under specific circumstances, potentially repurchasing AI chip systems from customers. (Bloomberg)
Strategy's stock price fell below $94, potentially affected by MSCI's proposal to remove bitcoin treasury companies from its indices
According to Odaily, data from MSX.COM shows that Strategy (MSTR)'s stock price has fallen below $94, possibly impacted by news that MSCI is considering removing bitcoin treasury companies from its index system.Analysts believe that if MSCI ultimately decides to exclude bitcoin treasury companies from its indices, it could lead to selling pressure from index funds on related companies and affect their capital market valuation logic.Supporters, however, argue that companies like Strategy have formed a unique balance sheet model by holding bitcoin, integrating digital assets into the traditional financial system, and that these companies still possess long-term investment value. The community is currently calling on MSCI to retain Strategy (MSTR)'s eligibility in the relevant indices.
JPYC completes approximately $38 million Series B funding round, with AZ-COM Maruwa Holdings participating and funds earmarked for payments to 2,300 truck drivers
: Japanese yen stablecoin operator JPYC Inc. has announced an extension of its Series B funding round, bringing total funding to approximately 6 billion yen, or roughly $38 million. The latest investment includes approximately 1 billion yen (about $6.3 million) from Tokyo-listed logistics company AZ-COM Maruwa Holdings. Core business: operating JPYC, a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the Japanese yen. JPYC launched the stablecoin in October 2025 and became the first digital currency to be registered as an official electronic payment instrument under Japan's revised Payment Services Act. Each JPYC is backed by yen bank deposits and Japanese government bonds, and holders can redeem them for regular yen on demand. AZ-COM Maruwa Holdings plans to use JPYC to pay approximately 2,300 business partners and independent contractors for transportation work and outsourced services, primarily covering truck drivers and subcontractors. The company is also developing a dedicated wallet application and plans to link payments with delivery confirmation records, potentially executed through GPS tracking or smart contracts.
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The file shows Alphabet's AI risk exposure far exceeds $1 trillion
Odaily reports: Alphabet says demand for its cloud services is growing rapidly, as reflected in the increase in its "backlog" (i.e., cloud service contracts not yet fulfilled). However, more than one-third of that quarterly growth came from a joint venture in which the company holds a stake. This disclosure appeared in a quarterly filing submitted on Thursday. The filing outlines the AI-related risks Alphabet faces, which extend beyond what the company discussed on its earnings call the previous day. In addition to the more than $1 trillion in purchase commitments, future lease payments, and other obligations disclosed by the chief financial officer on the investor call, the filing also lists approximately $98.5 billion in contingent commitments—obligations the company may need to assume under certain conditions. That amount is up about $23 billion from the previous quarter. These commitments include guaranteeing data center lease payments, supporting partners in procuring power equipment, and, under specific circumstances, potentially repurchasing AI chip systems from customers. (Bloomberg)
Running faster than anyone? CoreWeave's three co-founders have cashed out $3.3 billion since IPO
Odaily reports: According to MSX.COM data, CoreWeave's stock price plunged 15% on Wednesday and rebounded somewhat on Thursday.It is reported that the three co-founders of AI compute leasing provider CoreWeave have cumulatively sold off $3.3 billion worth of company stock since last year's U.S. IPO, with $2.4 billion of that cashed out this year alone. As credit risks continue to mount, investors grow increasingly cautious about AI spending, and stock prices swing wildly, the three are locking in gains through large-scale cash-outs.In March of last year, CoreWeave's stock price soared after completing its IPO, and the three founders — Chairman and CEO Michael Intrator, Chief Strategy Officer Brian Venturo, and Chief Development Officer Brannin McBee — joined the ranks of the Bloomberg Billionaires Index's global top 500 richest people. (Bloomberg)
SKY treasury company SDEV's stock price surged over 700% in 15 days, holding approximately 2.315 billion SKY
Odaily News: According to MSX.COM data, shares of SKY treasury company SDEV have been climbing steadily since around $1 in late September, closing at $7.48 on October 2, with a cumulative gain of over 700% within 15 days. Its current market capitalization is approximately $387 million. During the same period, the price of SKY rose from around $0.8 to above $0.9.According to the company's S-3/A filing submitted in September, as of September 13, SDEV held approximately 2.315 billion SKY, accounting for about 10% of SKY's total supply, with nearly all of these tokens staked in the Sky protocol.
Strategy's stock price fell below $94, potentially affected by MSCI's proposal to remove bitcoin treasury companies from its indices
According to Odaily, data from MSX.COM shows that Strategy (MSTR)'s stock price has fallen below $94, possibly impacted by news that MSCI is considering removing bitcoin treasury companies from its index system.Analysts believe that if MSCI ultimately decides to exclude bitcoin treasury companies from its indices, it could lead to selling pressure from index funds on related companies and affect their capital market valuation logic.Supporters, however, argue that companies like Strategy have formed a unique balance sheet model by holding bitcoin, integrating digital assets into the traditional financial system, and that these companies still possess long-term investment value. The community is currently calling on MSCI to retain Strategy (MSTR)'s eligibility in the relevant indices.
Securitize's intraday drop on US stocks widens to 25%, halved from its listing price
Odaily News, according to MSX.COM data, Securitize (SECZ) saw its intraday drop on US stocks widen to as much as 25%, with the stock price last reported at $6.03.It is reported that on July 2, Securitize opened at $12.45 on its first day of listing and closed at $12.30. The current stock price has been halved compared to its listing price.This decline is mainly attributed to Securitize's weaker-than-expected Q2 earnings report. For related analysis of the report: "Securitize's first post-listing earnings report disappoints—can the 'compliant tokenization' narrative still sell?"
CRWV's Q2 EBITDA increased 101% year-over-year, with shares up nearly 15% in after-hours trading
Odaily Odaily News CoreWeave has released its Q2 results. CRWV reported second-quarter revenue of $2.58 billion, compared with the market expectation of $2.56 billion; operating income of $128 million, with an operating margin of 5%; EBITDA of $1.51 billion, up 101% year-over-year, with a margin of 59%; a net loss of $626 million, or a diluted loss of $1.14 per share; and a loss per share of $1.20, in line with the market expectation of a $1.20 loss. Revenue backlog stood at approximately $104 billion, up from $99 billion previously, representing an increase of more than 25% since the last quarterly report. The backlog excludes more than $25 billion in net new customer commitments added at the start of the third quarter.According to MSX.COM data, CoreWeave shares rose nearly 15% in after-hours trading.