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Anna Edwards, Lizzy Burden and Paul Dobson break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade."

A proposed ethics arrangement linked to the Clarity Act could reportedly save Donald Trump millions of dollars in taxes, according to a Bloomberg report.

Japan’s Financial Services Agency has asked crypto exchanges to delay some withdrawals when fraud is suspected, according to a report.

ARK Invest bought about US$21 million worth of Block shares, according to a report.

Sui (CRYPTO:SUI) has introduced a post-quantum signature scheme designed to improve blockchain security against future quantum computing risks.

Shiba Inu (CRYPTO:SHIB) remains under pressure after a recent price decline, with analysts warning that bearish momentum has strengthened.

A Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) wallet that had been inactive since 2011 moved about US$3.2 million to an address reportedly linked to FalconX.

Ondo Finance (CRYPTO:ONDO) is facing a leadership dispute after the death of founder Kevin Yeo, according to a report.

Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger says he is "very unhappy" after Germany withdrew a 10 billion naval contract, saying it wasn't a "responsible use of budgetary funds," a decision that forced the defense company to cut its outlook. Papperger made the comments in an interview with Bloomberg TV's Francine Lacqua on August 6.

The US Senate has reportedly delayed a vote on the Clarity Act until September, according to a new report.

Bitget is exploring a licensed crypto presence in Bhutan and is discussing regulatory and business opportunities with local authorities.

Amidst an already volatile economic and geopolitical backdrop, Europe is faced with a new a challenge in the form of an escalating climate crisis. Hot, dry weather across the continent has put communities under threat from deadly wildfires. Rivers and critical waterways are also in danger of falling water levels which could also cause disruptions to power facilities and fracture the transportation of coal, fuel, and industrial commodities. The Opening Trade spoke with guests about what the ongoing volatility means for European governments and business leaders.