2026-08-30 21:00 UTC | BLOCK 964785

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2026-08-30T21:00:00Z

2026-08-30 21:00 UTC | BLOCK 964785 BITCOIN $78,664 | GOLD $4,454 | OIL $88.10

  1. U.S. strikes Iranian launchers near Strait of Hormuz -- U.S. forces struck rocket launchers on Iran's Larak Island to prevent mine-laying in the strait, while Iran's Revolutionary Guards reported soldiers killed and wounded and vowed a response. -- Renewed military action at the world's most important oil chokepoint increases escalation and shipping risks even as Brent held near $88.10.

  2. Algeria deploys fighter jets to Niger after failed mutiny -- Algeria sent four fighter jets to support Niger's military government after loyalist forces regained control of bases attacked by mutineers in Niamey. -- Direct assistance from Algeria, alongside reported Russian support, strengthens the junta while adding outside military involvement to an already unstable Sahel security environment.

  3. Big Tech books $160 billion boost from AI-company stakes -- Large technology companies recorded about $160 billion in gains from holdings in AI firms including OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX, according to the Financial Times. -- Paper gains tied to private-company valuations can inflate reported earnings without generating operating cash, increasing risk in equity markets and complicating comparisons of underlying performance across the sector.

  4. Malicious browser extensions steal cryptocurrency and user data -- Multiple Chrome and Edge extensions delivered malware modules that stole cryptocurrency, sensitive information and browsing history while also injecting fake troubleshooting prompts, BleepingComputer reported. -- Extension permissions give compromised add-ons broad access inside browsers, making wallet separation, permission audits and removal of unneeded extensions critical defenses against asset theft.

  5. Divergent appeals rulings push prediction-market dispute toward Supreme Court -- The Ninth Circuit ruled that sports event contracts are not swaps, conflicting with an April Third Circuit decision and deepening uncertainty over state authority to restrict prediction markets. -- The circuit split leaves platforms facing different legal regimes by jurisdiction and increases the likelihood that the Supreme Court will define the boundary between federal derivatives oversight and state gambling law.

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