The first chapter of the AZUKI comic will launch on September 17, with new chapters updated every third Thursday of each month.

Michael Burry, the real-life inspiration for *The Big Short*, disclosed his latest portfolio adjustments via his Substack account today, stating that his largest long position is Lululemon, accounting for 17.4% of his portfolio, followed by MercadoLibre at 12%. The second tier includes Molina Healthcare and Temple & Webster, each making up 9%. Additionally, Burry holds long positions in Adobe, Zoetis, JD.com, HCA Healthcare, Flutter, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Sprouts, PayPal, Veeva, Birkenstock, Build-A-Bear, and NVIDIA, with NVIDIA also used as a hedge. On the short side, Burry’s current short positions, ordered by size from largest to smallest, are iShares Semiconductor ETF, Micron, Nebius, CoreWeave, Oracle, Palantir, NVIDIA, Caterpillar, and Invesco QQQ Trust. Among these, his Invesco QQQ put option positions account for roughly 6% of his portfolio. Overall, his short positions make up over 21% of his portfolio, a figure that does not include put option positions, indicating he remains betting on valuation pressure for certain tech and AI-related assets. Furthermore, Burry has fully closed out his short positions in Tesla and Applied Materials, exiting both trades at a profit; he also sold all his SOXX put options and converted those positions into larger QQQ put options. Following the latest adjustments, Lululemon rose to his largest position after an increase, while his overall portfolio remains sharply split: bullish on select consumer and healthcare stocks, and bearish on certain tech and AI assets.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said last month’s expansion of the U.S. Treasury’s repurchase program was aimed at calming the "frenzy" building in the bond market and pushing prices back to equilibrium. Bessent noted that while he cannot alter the market’s equilibrium price, he hopes to curb excessive speculation. He added that if investors were truly concerned about U.S. debt credit, they would sell U.S. Treasuries and buy German bunds, though current market behavior does not reflect such concerns. Bessent denied that the Treasury’s repurchase of Treasuries is equivalent to the Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing, explaining the measure is more similar to the Fed’s past "Operation Twist". The program’s expansion comes against the backdrop of the U.S. 30-year Treasury yield hitting its highest level since 2007.

Strategy has launched a Bitcoin-themed Air Jordan 1 sneaker priced at $250, but its official website only supports bank cards and Apple Pay at checkout, not Bitcoin payments. Air Jordan is a high-end sports and lifestyle brand under Nike, founded in 1984 and named after NBA legend Michael Jordan, specializing in basketball shoes and sportswear. Previous reports noted that Strategy did not increase its Bitcoin holdings last week. As of September 7, 2026, Strategy holds 845,050 BTC.

According to official announcements, Hyperliquid has launched the USELESS perpetual contract, supporting a maximum leverage of 3x.

According to GMGN market data, the market capitalization of PONS — the token of Robinhood Chain’s native token launch platform Pons — has surged past $830 million, with a 1-hour gain of 10.89%. PONS is the native token of Pons, a token launch platform built on Robinhood Chain. The platform supports the creation and issuance of fixed-supply tokens, uses collected WETH fees to repurchase PONS, and directly burns the PONS fees it charges. Some members of the crypto community have dubbed it the Pump.fun of Robinhood Chain.

According to GMGN market data, the meme coin "Niu Lai" has rebounded to a market cap exceeding $100 million, surging over 27% in 24 hours and currently standing at $101.2 million.