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CEO Jayne Hrdlicka detailed a year of two halves at the FY26 call: a Q1 strategy refresh and immediate execution on value in Dan Murphy's. The broader portfolio is next.

A Singaporean JLL professional used stock market gains to buy a 77-year-old ryokan in Toyama. The hotel opens in September. His visa was rejected; he is pushing ahead.

Issuance has outpaced usage in tokenized Treasuries, leaving redemption as the only liquidity exit. mWIN and Aave's Horizon aim to put those assets to work.

Nvidia raises AI server prices more than 15% on memory costs, per Bloomberg. Systems shipping early 2027 affected. Stock down 5% ahead of earnings. Alpha Score 68.

Lindt UK launches its first 100% cocoa bar as online searches for dark chocolate overtake milk chocolate. The £3.50 bar hits Sainsbury's in mid-August.

A London court ordered the winding up of Key Coin Assets Ltd after the UK Insolvency Service found the firm operated a Ponzi scheme, taking over £300,000 from investors who complained to Action Fraud.

HOOD smashed Q2 estimates. On-chain whales are accumulating near Bollinger resistance. A break above $109 opens $115-$118 with 24/7 trading amplifying moves.

Tokenized real-world asset deposits surged to $7.4B in Q2 2026, tripling from a year earlier, even as broader DeFi activity slumped 15%, CoinShares data shows.

RFI and Safeheron launch a quantum-resistant wallet test with three regulators and two banks. See which institutions are participating and what the 2030 target means.

German crypto investors with accounts closing before September must export transaction history. Without raw data, they cannot prove acquisition costs for tax. The burden of proof sits with the investor.

Russia's central bank eases the qualified investor test, giving retail investors a route to higher crypto trading limits from August 31.

FSC Chairman Kim Byoung-hwan told lawmakers the government will speed up consultations on the Digital Asset Framework Act after Democratic Party legislator Lee Kang-il warned South Korea risks falling behind U.S. regulatory work on stablecoins and crypto derivatives.