Suspected Sonic Labs-Related Address Transfers 11.78 Million S Tokens to Binance, Valued at Approximately $5.55 Million

Anthropic is considering allowing existing shareholders to sell a portion of their shares in its upcoming IPO, while exploring setting a lock-up period longer than 180 days. The move aims to meet partial liquidity needs of early investors and employees, while controlling post-IPO stock supply and price volatility. The company plans to publicly file its prospectus after the U.S. Labor Day on September 7, and hold an investor day in mid-September. Prediction markets show the probability of Anthropic completing its IPO before October has risen to 86%. (The Information)

According to a Wall Street Journal report citing sources familiar with the matter, the Trump administration has repeatedly told mediators it has no intention of reaccepting the terms of the memorandum of understanding (MOU) reached with Iran in June this year. Trump is now shifting to exerting economic pressure on Iran and is willing to wait and see if this strategy works. The June deal was originally structured to lift sanctions and allow Iran access to its overseas frozen funds, in exchange for reopening the Strait of Hormuz and launching negotiations on the nuclear issue and ending the war. However, it collapsed weeks later following Iran’s attacks on ships. Iran insists the U.S. must resume implementing the June agreement, arguing that Article 5 of the pact effectively recognizes Iran’s right to set conditions for opening the Strait of Hormuz. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has stated Iran will only reopen the strait if the U.S. resumes implementing the agreement, grants Iran oil sales exemptions, and ends its maritime blockade. Pakistan, Oman, and Qatar have recently stepped up mediation efforts, but progress has been limited. Analysts note the June memorandum of understanding has effectively expired, with both sides currently preparing for a potential escalation of tensions.

Serenity posted on X that Sivers Semiconductors (SIVE)’s latest financial report signals strong growth, with the company’s revenue opportunity pipeline expanding to approximately $1.2 billion, a 268% increase from December 2025. Sivers previously disclosed its Q1 2026 opportunity pipeline stood at $799 million, so the latest figure indicates a further significant expansion of the pipeline. The firm expects that as multiple client projects enter mass production phases, its resource shift from non-recurring engineering (NRE) projects to product mass production will begin to materialize in Q4 2026 and accelerate further in 2027. Sivers is currently still in the customer certification and mass production ramp-up stage; its latest quarterly revenue was around $5.64 million, with an adjusted EBITDA loss of $3.72 million. Serenity notes that the key focus now is whether Sivers’ massive potential revenue pipeline can convert into actual orders and scalable revenue, especially the revenue realization when multiple client projects enter mass production in 2027. Sivers officials also stated that the company is allocating resources around its 2027 product volume ramp-up, viewing this as a critical stage for its business model transition to product-driven growth.

The hacker behind the GTA 6 leak launched the Solana meme coin CYBERLEEK using unreleased Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay footage. The token reached a peak market cap of roughly $25 million on August 23. Hours before Rockstar Games officially unveiled GTA 6 gameplay for the first time, on-chain data showed the token’s contract owner withdrew approximately $146,000 in Wrapped SOL and 15.4 million tokens in fees, then converted all tokens to about $125,000 worth of SOL. Data indicates the funds were later split into four new wallets, with at least 91 SOL transferred to KuCoin. Independent on-chain analysts estimate the total withdrawal amount may exceed $250,000, though the figure has not been confirmed by the leaker or the exchange. CYBERLEEK previously hit a high of $0.0344, and is now trading at around $0.0097, down roughly 46% in 24 hours, with its market cap falling to approximately $7 million. Rockstar Games has responded to the GTA 6 leak, saying the incident has left the development team "heartbroken". Separately, Take-Two is reported to have issued subpoenas to X, Microsoft, and Discord to identify the leaker.

SK Hynix’s CEO stated that no significant signs of a downturn in the memory market have been observed, and expects memory shortages to persist until the end of 2030.

Beating AI Express, as reported by The Information, the Trump administration’s recent executive order aimed at establishing a new AI self-regulatory body has stalled. Sources familiar with the matter said the White House has circulated drafts of the relevant executive order internally in recent weeks, but the plan has not advanced further. The Trump administration had previously pushed for a unified AI regulatory framework and sought to prevent U.S. states from enacting conflicting AI rules. If this new regulatory body plan remains stalled, it could further delay the development of a federal-level AI industry regulatory system in the U.S.