Overview of Major Overnight Developments on July 21
- The US military stated that it has launched a new round of strikes against Iran;
- The United States announced a 50% tariff increase on certain Canadian products;
- Google (GOOG.O) is developing the “Frozen V2” chip;
- Hackers attacked the official website of the Kenyan president, demanding a ransom of 5 Bitcoin;
- BlackRock plans to raise over 12 billion dollars in debt for data centers;
- Base announced the Cobalt upgrade will go live in September, featuring three major UX improvements;
- Crypto wallet company Exodus has laid off 25% of its workforce and is shifting towards a stablecoin payments infrastructure strategy.
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