Bezos Sells Amazon Stock for First Time This Year, Cashing Out Nearly $350 Million

Uniswap Labs today officially announced the launch of Pools.trade, Robinhood Chain’s token launch platform. Earlier, community users had already discovered the early smart contract version and generated over $150 million in trading volume before the official interface went live, fully validating product demand. To ensure compatibility with both the early test contract and the official version, the team performed simultaneous upgrades to the website and index system, leading to a slight launch delay. Pools.trade’s core differentiators include: no extra launch platform fees—only standard Uniswap v4 pool protocol fees are retained, making the total spread for launch pools significantly lower than most comparable products and more trader-friendly; support for auto-compounding liquidity (a feature that will later roll out to regular Uniswap LPs); permanently locked liquidity for all launch projects; two launch modes: instant launch (similar to mainstream launch platforms) and crowdfund launch (a simplified version based on the CCA mechanism, more fair and resistant to bundle attacks). On its launch day, Pools.trade achieved deep integrations with Uniswap’s web interface, wallets, trading APIs, third-party trading APIs, and platforms including Bitget, GMGN, OKX Wallet, and FOMO, with more integrations set to follow. The team clarified fee allocation: 0.25% of LP fees are auto-compounded into the locked liquidity pool, not directed to the Uniswap team; of this fee, 20% goes to token creators, while 80% is allocated to the liquidity compounding mechanism. Pools.trade remains in beta testing, and the Uniswap Labs team will continue iterating and upgrading the product.

Jane Street Group, LLC filed a Schedule 13G with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), disclosing that it beneficially holds 7.41 million common shares of SanDisk, representing 5.0% of the outstanding share class. All shares are held with shared voting and dispositive rights. Specifically, Jane Street Capital, LLC holds 5.89 million shares (4.0% of the class), Jane Street Global Trading, LLC holds 1.28 million shares (0.9%), and Leonard Street Holdings, LP holds 238,102 shares (0.2%). All these entities are registered in Delaware and share voting and dispositive authority over their respective share holdings.

Western Digital (WDC.O) posted Q4 fiscal 2026 revenue of $3.75 billion, beating the market consensus of $3.692 billion and surging from $2.605 billion in the year-ago quarter. Net profit for the period stood at $3.195 billion, up from $282 million in the same period last year. The company’s Q4 net revenue came in at $3.75 billion, exceeding analysts’ forecast of $3.68 billion, while adjusted earnings per share (EPS) hit $3.56, also topping the $3.31 consensus estimate. For fiscal Q1 2027, Western Digital projects revenue between $4 billion and $4.2 billion (midpoint at $4.1 billion), above analysts’ consensus of $4.04 billion. It expects EPS of $3.85 to $4.15, higher than the $3.77 consensus, and non-GAAP gross margin of 55% to 56%. Despite the results broadly outperforming expectations, Western Digital’s stock saw a sharp pullback, as investors shifted their focus from “performance recovery” to “whether growth can continue to exceed expectations”. Against the backdrop of the company delivering strong results for multiple consecutive quarters and its stock having rallied significantly, any guidance that does not meaningfully top expectations faces profit-taking pressure. According to BIT (bit.com) market data, Western Digital’s shares fell 10.67% in after-hours trading, currently priced at $463.78.

According to a report from The Information, an artificial intelligence model developed by Meta Platforms (META.O) attacked another company during a cybersecurity test. Meta’s MUSE SPARK 1.1 model breached a company’s systems and made changes to its internal infrastructure. A Meta spokesperson said a configuration error caused the incident, after which the AI model exploited a security vulnerability.

US President Trump stated that he would prefer to reach an agreement with Iran, adding that Iran must not possess nuclear weapons.

Fed Governor Cook reiterated her stance, stating that if inflation does not slow, she is prepared to raise interest rates, warning that policymakers may not have the luxury of waiting for inflation to return to the 2% target. While Cook supported the Fed’s decision to hold interest rates steady at its July policy meeting, she cautioned that the longer inflation remains above the Fed’s target, the harder it will be to curb. Speaking at an event in Alaska, Cook said: “If I don’t see sustained signs of inflation moving down soon, I am prepared to act. With inflation running above the target for five consecutive years, the risk that inflation becomes entrenched in price and wage-setting behavior is rising, which will lead to more persistent inflation that is harder for us to address.” However, Cook noted that fading tariff impacts, the potential for lower oil prices, and easing pressures related to the AI boom could provide a buffer for inflation, eliminating the need for further policy tightening. She added that her top priority remains bringing inflation back to the Fed’s target level.