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Techub News, according to WuBlockchain, ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood clarified to Binance founder Changpeng Zhao on May 7, 2026, that Binance did not trigger the flash crash on October 10. She acknowledged that there was a software glitch at the time but emphasized that the exchange was not the cause of the market plunge. This statement provides a new perspective on Binance's responsibility in the 1010 flash crash incident. Wood expressed her hope to ensure the public understands the actual situation and avoids misunderstandings about the platform.
Techub News reports, RBC Wealth Management of Canada and research institution Campden Wealth surveyed 155 North American family offices, with 85% listing AI as the top investment theme. The survey stated that 75% anticipate an AI bubble burst within the next five years; 59% regard AI as the primary investment theme for 2026, but in the medium-term return expectations of two to five years, 69% are more optimistic about US stocks, AI at 64%, direct investment at 62%; real estate in the short term 26%, two to five years 51%. Bill Ringham, Director of Private Wealth Strategy at RBC Wealth Management, said the conflicting sentiments toward AI among family offices stem from cautious optimism and fear of missing out on the investment wave. (CNBC)
Techub News reports that Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has warned that investments driven by artificial intelligence (AI) could put pressure on supply chains, potentially exacerbating inflation risks, an impact that could persist until 2027. She also noted that the productivity gains from AI still face timing uncertainties. (Crypto Briefing)
Techub News reports, Paul Atkins, a commissioner of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), tweeted that since the birth of Bitcoin in 2008, the market for crypto assets has evolved from a niche area into a trillion-dollar asset class, but current rules and regulations have not kept pace with this development. To address this, the SEC today released a proposal aimed at providing a clear regulatory framework for crypto asset custody, creating an unprecedented compliance pathway for investment advisors and funds to replace the uncertainties brought about by custody rules established in past eras. (@SECPaulSAtkins)
Techub News reports that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued cryptocurrency custody guidance for registered investment advisors. This guidance aims to provide clarity for investment advisors and investment companies, and may expand the range of custodians they can choose from, thereby reshaping the cryptocurrency asset management industry. (Crypto Briefing)
Techub News reports that U.S. President Trump stated in an interview with Time magazine that the U.S. government may follow the example of investing in Intel by acquiring shares in artificial intelligence companies OpenAI and Anthropic. When asked whether it is possible to invest in these AI companies, Trump responded "I might". This statement has brought renewed attention to a related proposal first made earlier this year, indicating Washington's deepening involvement in the AI field. (CoinGape)
Techub News reports that the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has released a report stating that 73% of cyclical AI investment relationships come from computer and cloud infrastructure companies. Such relationships help ensure scarce inputs and bridge information gaps, but may increase opacity and macro-financial risks. The report points out that this tight network of cross-investments could amplify systemic risks. (@BIS_org)
Techub News reports that TSMC is considering building a new campus in Texas, USA, to expand its chip manufacturing business in the country. The campus is expected to add tens of billions of dollars in new investment, aiming to produce more artificial intelligence chips. TSMC is the world's largest chip foundry, with customers including tech giants such as Apple and NVIDIA. This move is part of its multi-year U.S. expansion plan, in response to the growing global demand for advanced chips, especially AI chips. (Bloomberg Technology)
Techub News reports that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved a new plan to open private markets to retail investors. (CNBC)
Techub News reports that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) today sued private fund advisor Meyer Global Management LLC (MGM) and its CEO Owen E.H. Meyer, alleging that they defrauded investors and funds managed by MGM in investments involving SpaceX and other Pre-IPO securities. The SEC charged that MGM and its CEO made false statements, failed to disclose conflicts of interest, and misappropriated fund assets while marketing and operating two private funds focused on Pre-IPO investments to retail investors. (SEC press release)
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