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As of August 22, Strategy currently holds 840,447 bitcoins, with a total cost of $63.36 billion and an average holding price of $75,385. Based on the current price of bitcoin at $77,430, Strategy's bitcoin holdings have now generated an unrealized profit of $1.7187 billion.

As of August 22, Strategy currently holds 840,447 bitcoins, with a total cost of $6.336 billion and an average holding price of $75,385. Based on the current Bitcoin price of $77,430, Strategy's Bitcoin holdings now have a paper profit of $1.7187 billion.

On August 22, the global market will face multiple risk events next week, including the escalation of US-Iran sanctions, Federal Reserve Chairman Waller's first appearance at the Jackson Hole Global Central Bank Conference, the release of US July PCE inflation data, and Nvidia's earnings report, which may become core variables affecting the trend of risk assets. This week, the surge in US long-term bond yields has raised market concerns. After the Treasury expanded the scale of long-term US Treasury buybacks, pressure in the bond market has eased somewhat, but investors remain focused on the US fiscal deficit, inflation, and developments in the Middle East. Driven by concerns over the sustainability of US debt, a weakening dollar, and the Treasury's expanded buyback plan, spot gold broke through $4600 per ounce this week, rising for the third consecutive week, and reached a high near $4632 on Friday. Analysts believe that if gold effectively breaks through $4600, the next target may point to $4680 or even $4700. Next week, US-Iran relations will become the primary focus for the market. US Treasury Secretary Mnuchin stated that the Trump administration will announce new sanctions against Iran on Monday. Trump previously warned that any country providing support to Iran could face economic consequences. Meanwhile, transportation activities in the Strait of Hormuz continue to be hindered, with energy supply risks pushing crude oil prices higher. Regarding the Federal Reserve, the Jackson Hole Global Central Bank Conference will be held from August 27 to 29, with Chairman Waller delivering his first speech on August 28. The market is watching whether he will signal the future path of interest rates and whether he can alleviate recent pressures in the US bond market. Currently, the market expects a decrease in the probability of a rate cut by the Fed in September, and traders will closely observe Waller's statements on the 2% inflation target, long-term interest rates, and the monetary policy framework. In terms of economic data, the core PCE price index for July will be released next week, which is a key inflation indicator for the Fed. The market expects a month-on-month increase of 0.2% in core PCE; if the data exceeds expectations, it may weaken rate cut expectations and put pressure on gold; if it falls below expectations, it could further drive up precious metals. Additionally, the revised US second-quarter GDP, durable goods orders, consumer confidence index, and non-farm payroll benchmark revision data will also be released next week. On the corporate front, Nvidia's (NVDA) earnings report will be a focal point for the US stock market. Recently, tech stocks have been under pressure, with the Nasdaq index falling about 2% this week and the semiconductor sector dropping over 4%. The market will focus on Nvidia's statements regarding the sustainability of AI infrastructure investment, progress on Rubin chips, and the situation in its China business. Analysts believe that if Nvidia's performance continues to reinforce AI growth expectations, it could become an important catalyst for pushing the S&P 500 index towards 8000 points; if the performance or guidance falls short of expectations, it may exacerbate the adjustment pressure on tech stocks.