Binance saw a net outflow of 9,030 BTC yesterday, marking the largest single-day withdrawal volume in nearly five months.

According to an official announcement, HTX launched XLU/USDT, BYD/USDT, and RAY/USDT perpetual contracts on September 7, supporting 1x to 20x leverage for both long and short trades.

Beating AI Flash News: Google has revised the terms of service for its Antigravity service. While using third-party tools such as OpenClaw to access Antigravity via OAuth remains a violation, the updated terms clarify that penalties for such violations will apply to Antigravity and/or Gemini CLI accounts—not the entire Google account. The prior terms only referenced "your account", leading to widespread misunderstanding that penalties could extend to full Google accounts. The debate was ignited by leading developers Theo Browne (founder of T3 Code) and Gergely Orosz (author of The Pragmatic Engineer), who both warned that using Gemini subscriptions in third-party tools could result in full Google account bans. Varun Mohan, head of Antigravity, later pushed back, stating the claim stemmed from unclear original terms and promising revisions. The new terms clarify penalty boundaries but do not relax core restrictions. Google’s FAQ still explicitly bans third-party coding agents including Claude Code, OpenClaw, and OpenCode from logging in via Antigravity. For users seeking to integrate Gemini into third-party coding agents, Google officially recommends using Vertex AI or AI Studio API Keys. Notably, Google already carried out large-scale account bans over this issue in February this year, later resetting the initial bans and adding an appeal process.

Beating AI News: a16z’s AI infrastructure team has scored two consecutive acquisition wins in just five days: Cursor was acquired by SpaceX, and Stripe announced its acquisition of OpenRouter. The Information reports that a16z’s combined stake value in the two companies exceeds $8 billion. Cursor’s return is the most staggering. In 2024, a16z participated in Cursor’s $60 million Series A round, when the company was valued at just $400 million. SpaceX acquired Cursor for $60 billion. Bloomberg previously reported that a16z is Cursor’s largest external shareholder, holding around a 10% stake, worth roughly $6 billion at the acquisition price. The speed of this return is also rare: a16z launched its first dedicated infrastructure fund of $1.25 billion only in 2024. The Information notes that the two deals are enough for the relevant fund to return all principal to limited partners (LPs) and generate additional profits. VC funds typically measure returns over a 10-year cycle. a16z plans to continue betting on AI infrastructure moving forward. This year, it raised an additional $1.7 billion infrastructure fund, and most recently secured a new $1.1 billion fund dedicated to AI hardware. AI infrastructure lead Martin Casado said that just a few years ago, only around 5% of the startups he engaged with focused on hardware, a figure that has now risen to nearly 20%.

CryptoRank’s report shows that in Q3 2026, the trading volume of RWA perpetual contracts has reached $2 trillion, surpassing Q2’s $1.27 trillion, with roughly three weeks remaining in the quarter. The platform points out that this rapid volume growth indicates tokenized stocks, commodities, indices and other traditional assets are accelerating their entry into the on-chain derivatives market, gradually becoming an important part of on-chain derivative trading.

Changxin Technology convened its 2026 first-half performance briefing. Independent director Chen Wuchao said in response to investor inquiries that global DRAM product sentiment has improved and prices have risen in H1 2026. Currently, the company remains in a critical investment phase focused on capacity expansion and technological upgrading, and will gradually deliver returns to shareholders while safeguarding necessary capital expenditures. As profitability continues to grow, the company will initiate the demonstration of its dividend plan in a timely manner in compliance with relevant laws and regulations.

China's gold reserves stood at 76.73 million ounces (about 2,386.57 tons) at the end of August, up 650,000 ounces (around 20.22 tons) month-on-month. The People's Bank of China has been increasing its gold holdings for 22 consecutive months. (Jin10)