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hot_img ByteDance adjusts ToB architecture: Feishu product line merged into Doubao, GTM integrated into Volcano Engine

According to exclusive reports from Titanium Media, ByteDance released an internal email on July 30, announcing the integration of the Feishu product team and the Doubao product team to form a new Doubao product team, which will be unified under the leadership of Doubao head Zhao Qi, while Feishu head Xie Xin will report to Zhao Qi. In terms of the GTM system, the Feishu GTM team will integrate with the Volcano Engine team to establish a new ToB GTM organization called the "Creativity Service Platform," which will be responsible for the marketing, sales, and customer service of ByteDance's MaaS and SaaS cloud services, led by Volcano Engine head Tan Dai, with Feishu sales head Lin Chan and Feishu strategy and marketing head Shi Zhijun reporting to Tan Dai.This integration is the largest adjustment to ByteDance's ToB business since it implemented business segmentation in 2021. After the reorganization, Feishu's products and services will remain unchanged, and Feishu will collaborate more deeply with Doubao on productivity scenarios. The Doubao enterprise version, developed with deep involvement from the Feishu product team, has already begun internal testing among some Feishu clients. Feishu currently covers over 10 million enterprise users, and this integration will further enhance the integrated collaborative capabilities of the ToB business.

hot_img Amazon adjusts its AI strategy, gradually phasing out most flagship Nova models and focusing on cutting-edge model development

According to Business Insider, Amazon is making a comprehensive adjustment to its AI strategy, gradually phasing out most of its self-developed flagship Nova models, including the high-end Premier and Omni models, the Reel video generation model, and the Canvas image generation model, with the remaining products only maintaining a "Keep The Lights On" (KTLO) status. Resources are being shifted from the existing Nova series to the new frontier model project led by researcher Pieter Abbeel (who joined through the acquisition of Covariant), with the new flagship model expected to debut at this fall's re:Invent conference.This adjustment is accompanied by organizational restructuring. Amazon laid off employees in the AGI department last week and closed the AGI Lab established in 2024 by absorbing the AI startup Adept team. AGI head Rohit Prasad left in December 2025, and AGI Lab head David Luan stepped down in February of this year. The AGI organization was integrated under Senior Vice President Peter DeSantis in December of last year, merging with chip development and quantum computing. An Amazon spokesperson responded that the company "has long supported AI models in production environments" and emphasized that "AI models remain one of the company's most important work directions," with the model lineup continuously evolving based on customer needs.

Famous trader: Bitcoin has completed a five-wave adjustment, and the structure indicates that a bottom may have formed

Famous trader Killa posted that Bitcoin's historical bear markets typically complete a 5-wave adjustment and form two significant peaks. The first peak often occurs after the initial major rebound following the top, known as the "complacency peak," where the market generally believes that the bull market has returned. Subsequently, prices usually continue to decline to new lows. He pointed out that similar structures appeared in the cycles of 2014, 2022, and 2026.After the complacency peak is formed, the market typically experiences a "dead cat bounce" and establishes a phase bottom; as market sentiment deteriorates and short positions concentrate, a short squeeze then drives the price rebound, with the final bottom usually forming after the second significant retest.Killa believes that BTC has currently swept through the bottom formed by the "dead cat bounce" and completed a 5-wave adjustment structure similar to previous cycles. From a structural perspective, the adjustment wave has ended, and the bottom may have already formed. However, he remains cautious about the time cycle. Previous bear markets typically lasted about 365 days before forming the final bottom, while this round, if the bottom has already appeared, has only lasted about 260 days, which is about 100 days earlier than the historical cycle. Currently, he maintains a 50-50 judgment, but compared to significantly making new lows, the likelihood of forming higher lows subsequently is greater.

Ark Invest adjusts its holdings to increase its stake in SpaceX, while Hanwha Group rises to become the largest shareholder of Securitize

According to BBX data, yesterday global top asset management institutions, listed consortiums, and industry data giants disclosed the latest developments in positioning and rebalancing within the digital asset ecosystem. The core information is as follows:Ark Invest adjusts its holdings by increasing SpaceX and reducing Robinhood: Ark Invest, led by Cathie Wood, completed its latest position adjustment yesterday, increasing its holdings by 170,634 shares of SpaceX stock (worth approximately $20.5 million), while reducing its holdings by 41,322 shares of internet brokerage giant Robinhood Markets, Inc. (NASDAQ: $HOOD) stock (worth approximately $4.1 million).Hanwha Group becomes the largest shareholder of tokenization giant Securitize: South Korea's Hanwha Group has officially become the largest shareholder of the real-world asset (RWA) tokenization platform Securitize, holding a total of 15,689,500 shares, with a shareholding ratio of 9.6%, surpassing Blockchain Capital (6%) and co-founder Carlos Domingo (5.4%). Hanwha Group currently holds 5.9%, 3.1%, and 0.6% through its private equity fund, Hanwha Systems (KRX: 272210) subsidiary H Foundation, and Hanwha Investment & Securities (KRX: 003530), respectively.The Tie completes the acquisition of Staking Rewards business: Digital asset institutional information service provider The Tie announced that it has successfully acquired the data and platform business of the staking data analysis platform Staking Rewards from Finrate AG. The staking and yield datasets of Staking Rewards will be fully integrated into The Tie's platform and API; at the same time, The Tie will also reverse integrate proprietary datasets such as on-chain analysis and news into the Staking Rewards platform.

The U.S. Department of Justice seized over $25 million in cryptocurrency, involving a transnational investment fraud network

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia, in conjunction with the U.S. Secret Service Washington Field Office, announced that an investigation into multiple international cyber fraud cases has led to the seizure of over $25 million in cryptocurrency, with the funds suspected to be linked to cryptocurrency investment scams targeting residents of the United States and Canada. This operation is part of the U.S. "Scam Center Strike Force," initiated in 2025 by D.C. Attorney Jeanine Ferris Pirro, which has so far recovered assets totaling over $800 million.U.S. prosecutors stated that on July 21, 2026, the D.C. Attorney's Office submitted five civil forfeiture complaints to the U.S. District Court, seeking to confiscate over $25 million in crypto assets recovered from various fraud investigations. Investigators indicated that these cases involve multiple money laundering networks, with victims spread across the globe. Criminal groups lure victims into investing through fake cryptocurrency investment platforms, online romance scams, and other methods, and conceal the source of funds through multi-layered wallet addresses and coin mixing operations.The seized funds are related to five major investigations: in one case, Canadian law enforcement provided the U.S. Secret Service with wallet addresses suspected of transferring illegal proceeds. Investigators froze the relevant addresses and tracked over 270 suspected victim transactions, involving approximately $10.4 million; the second case involves an online romance scam where over 200 victims were defrauded, with illegal funds transferred through hundreds of intermediary wallet addresses, mixing with other victims' funds, totaling about $12.08 million; the third case involves a victim in the Washington D.C. area who participated in a fake cryptocurrency investment project and lost contact with the scammers after a failed withdrawal, with related funds amounting to about $1.23 million; in the fourth case, a victim transferred millions of dollars in cryptocurrency to a fake investment account, and investigators traced part of the funds to six wallet addresses, freezing approximately $2.39 million; in the fifth case, scammers impersonated a "fund recovery" agency, tricking victims into paying fees, with the amount involved being about $285,000. The U.S. Secret Service stated that these cases are still under ongoing investigation, and law enforcement is tracking the suspects behind the fraud networks and will collaborate with international law enforcement agencies to hold them accountable.
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