Coinbase submits proposals to the CFTC and SEC regarding product definitions and compliance frameworks for perpetual contract products.

Robotics foundation model startup Generalist has closed an approximately $200 million extension funding round led by 8VC, bringing its post-money valuation to $3 billion. This is an extension of the $400 million Series B round the company announced in June, which was led by Radical Ventures and valued Generalist at $2 billion at the time. Total funding raised by the startup now stands at $600 million following this latest extension. Founded in 2024, Generalist’s founding team includes former Google DeepMind researchers Pete Florence and Andy Zeng, plus former Boston Dynamics engineer Andrew Barry. Early backers of the firm include NVIDIA, Union Square Ventures, Bezos Expeditions, and AI researcher Li Feifei. The company’s newly launched Gen 1.5 model claims to enable robots to master new tasks from just 3 to 12 seconds of video demonstrations. It is currently collaborating with a small number of clients to customize models for specific scenarios based on feedback.

According to EmberCN’s monitoring, Polychain redeemed a total of 131.8 million EIGEN tokens at the end of May. Of these, 46.86 million were re-staked one month prior, while another 14.65 million were transferred to Coinbase Prime today, valued at approximately $3.09 million.

TRON reached 400M total users in just 8.16 years, much faster than Bitcoin and Ethereum. Bitcoin took 9.4 years to reach 400M users, while Ethereum took over 10 years.

Nvidia will release its fiscal 2027 second-quarter financial results after U.S. stock market close on Wednesday (early Thursday Beijing time) and hold an earnings call at 5 p.m. Eastern Time (5 a.m. Thursday Beijing time). The chipmaker has for multiple consecutive quarters delivered both results and guidance that beat expectations. As of its fiscal 2027 first quarter (reported on May 20, 2026), Nvidia has posted 13 straight quarters of revenue and adjusted earnings per share (EPS) exceeding analyst consensus estimates, plus 13 consecutive quarters of actual revenue topping the midpoint of its own prior-quarter revenue guidance. Markets are closely watching whether this streak will continue. Wall Street analysts’ consensus forecasts call for revenue of around $92.18 billion, up roughly 97% year-over-year, and adjusted non-GAAP EPS of about $2.09, a 99% year-over-year increase. Nvidia’s prior guidance had projected revenue of roughly $91 billion, representing a 95% year-over-year rise. Key focus areas for the upcoming results include the performance of its data center business—specifically shipments and demand for Blackwell architecture products, gross margin, next-quarter guidance, and an update on sales to the Chinese market.

US reality star Kylie Jenner’s X account was allegedly hacked to promote a meme coin named KYLIE. The token’s market capitalization once reached roughly $1.2 million before plummeting, and now stands at just $2,800. Jenner’s X account has since deleted the related meme promotion content.

According to GMGN market data, the meme coin Artificial Inu (AI) – which was bought by Ansem on the Robinhood chain earlier – saw its market capitalization break through $40 million this morning, approaching the all-time high of $43 million. It is now trading at $35 million, with a 24-hour gain of 28.7% and 24-hour trading volume of $4.5 million. On August 21, Ansem purchased over $21,000 worth of the meme coin Artificial Inu on the Robinhood chain, a move that sparked market follow-up hype. Artificial Inu integrates narratives around Shiba Inu, AI, and NVIDIA, and has a pairing mechanism with tokenized NVDA. BlockBeats reminds users that related tokens are highly volatile, so investors should exercise caution.