Uniswap is expected to launch the Robinhood Chain token launch platform pools.trade at 00:00 UTC on August 6.
Uniswap has released a teaser tweet for pools.trade. The page’s countdown indicates that pools.trade will officially launch in roughly 13 hours, corresponding to 0:00 Beijing time on August 6. Earlier reports noted that crypto KOL 0xSLK disclosed Uniswap is developing a token launch platform named “Pools” on Robinhood Chain; its official website is already online, though the product is not yet accessible. The pools.trade page displays the text “Coming soon from Uniswap” and plays a video of a frog jumping into a pond.
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Unitree Robotics has launched the initial IPO inquiry for its STAR Market listing, with market projections indicating its IPO market value could exceed 40 billion yuan.
According to previous announcements, August 5 marks the preliminary inquiry date for Unitree Technology’s IPO on the STAR Market. Following the inquiry, subscriptions will open on August 10, with both online and offline subscriptions scheduled for that same day, and the payment deadline set for August 12.
The preliminary inquiry period on August 5 runs from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., during which the sponsor (lead underwriter) verifies offline investors, and investors participating in strategic placement pay their subscription funds.
On August 6, the offering price will be finalized, valid bidders and their tradable share quotas will be determined, and strategic placement investors will confirm their final allocated share amount and proportion.
Unitree Technology’s IPO aims to raise 4.202 billion yuan, with 40.4464 million new shares offered publicly, accounting for 10% of the post-issuance total share capital, bringing the post-issuance total to 404 million shares.
Market estimates value Unitree Technology’s IPO at over 40 billion yuan. Based on the STAR Market’s new share subscription unit of 500 shares and the estimated offering valuation, the IPO price is approximately 104 yuan per share, with one lot of new shares requiring a payment of around 52,000 yuan. However, the exact deviation in IPO inquiry results remains to be confirmed by market participants. (Jinshi)
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Trader Ouyang Zhuobai: SpaceX shares will reach their lock-up period peak from August to November, and the stock price may face pressure over the next six months.
Renowned trader Ouyang Zhuai Bai stated in a post that SpaceX shares will hit a lock-up peak between August and November, with its floating share capital projected to jump from 640 million to 5.2 billion shares. The unlocked portion mainly comes from employee stock holdings. He argues that this influx of large amounts of individual-held shares into circulation could create significant selling pressure. Regardless of SpaceX’s long-term prospects, he notes, its share price is unlikely to rally sharply over the next six months. Shares held by institutional investors will unlock gradually from January to June next year, but on a smaller scale. The 52% stake held by Elon Musk is set to unlock in June 2027, though he believes the founder has no strong incentive to sell in the short term.
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A high win-rate swing-trading Ethereum (ETH) whale has once again shorted 14,519.62 ETH, worth approximately $27.21 million.
According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa), a trader specializing in ETH short positions with 10x leverage has earned $600,000 over 10 days, boasting an 80% win rate. Since July 27, address 0xd9a…8bbf3 has completed 20 ETH short trades in total, with roughly half of the positions held for only around one hour. Ten minutes ago, this address opened another short position of 14,519.62 ETH, valued at approximately $27.21 million, at an average entry price of $1,874.2.
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A-share figure 'Yi Zhongtian' responds to US optical module ban: The FCC has not yet issued restrictive documents, and the news has no authoritative source.
China's A-share communication equipment sector opened lower today, with Zhongji Innolink down over 13%, United Optoelectronics down more than 11%, Accelink Technologies down over 10%, and TFC Optical Communication down more than 6%. The declines narrowed collectively shortly after opening.
Market sources reported that the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is drafting a ban targeting U.S. imports of new models of Chinese data center components, including optical modules.
On the same day, a staff member from Zhongji Innolink's investor relations office said the company has noticed the relevant market information. After verification, the FCC has not yet issued restrictive documents in this area. The official stated, "Since the FCC has not issued relevant restrictive documents, the company will not comment on the related rumors."
A staff member from Accelink Technologies' investor relations office said the company has also noted the above news and will closely monitor its potential impacts. "Currently, this news has no authoritative source. If it meets information disclosure standards, the company will respond via announcements or other means."
A staff member from TFC Optical Communication's investor relations office said the impact of the relevant news on the company is mainly reflected in market sentiment. The specific extent of the impact depends on whether the market rumor is true. "The company manufactures optical devices, and optical modules are our downstream clients."
(China News Service, Jingwei)
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South Korean media: South Korea’s leading position in the memory sector will continue until 2031.
According to South Korean media reports, a forecast indicates that South Korea will retain its leading position in the global memory chip market through 2031, driven by heavy investments from firms including Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. However, demand for High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) is projected to expand rapidly beyond Nvidia’s graphics processing units (GPUs) to artificial intelligence (AI) accelerators developed in-house by major tech firms like Google. Josephine Lu, an industry analyst at French market research firm Yole Group, stated at the 2026 Future Memory & Storage Conference held in California on the 4th local time that South Korea will maintain its leadership in the memory sector through 2031. Lu noted that South Korea plans to double its wafer production capacity over the next five years, with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix also ramping up their investments. Analysts point out that as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix simultaneously expand production capacity and technological R&D for next-generation DRAM (including HBM) and NAND, South Korea’s advantage will persist. (Jin10)
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