According to BlockBeats, on August 11, based on BIT (bit.com) market data, the US semiconductor equipment sector strengthened, with AEHR rising over 10%, KLAC and ASML rising over 4%, and AMAT rising 2.01%.

According to BlockBeats, on August 11, Bloomberg reported, citing sources familiar with the matter, that approximately 33% of the orders placed in Intel's new stock offering were not allocated.

As previously reported, Intel announced an expanded and priced $20 billion common stock offering, with the company issuing 210,526,315 shares at $95 per share.

According to BlockBeats, on August 11th, ENS token holders have approved the "ENS DAO New Era" proposal, and the relevant implementation plan has been completed on-chain. The ENS Foundation has officially become an independently operating organization. The Foundation will establish a full-time executive director, dedicated staff, and a 5-member board of directors. It will be responsible for representing ENS in organizations and standards bodies such as ICANN, IETF, and W3C, promoting matters related to the ".ens" top-level domain, and conducting policy communication, intellectual property protection, recruitment, ecosystem funding, and other offline operations. ENS stated that with the Foundation's official operation, ENS Labs will be able to focus more on protocol and product development, including the construction of core infrastructure such as ENSv2.

Under the new governance structure, ENS DAO, ENS Foundation, and ENS Labs will form a clearly defined tripartite system. The Endowment fund assets, backed by .eth domain registration fee revenue, will remain unchanged, and their transactions will be subject to a 9-day time lock. The ENS Security Committee can cancel operations exceeding the foundation's authorized scope. The tokens held by ENS DAO, representing 54.6% of the total ENS supply, will remain under the control of the DAO and token holders, with one exception: a one-time transfer of 1 million ENS to the foundation for employee compensation payments according to a publicly disclosed compensation framework. The ENS Foundation and ENS Labs are independent legal and operating entities. The foundation does not own ENS Labs, and ENS Labs does not have governance rights over the foundation. Token holders can appoint or remove foundation directors.

The ENS Foundation's inaugural five-member board of directors includes Executive Director Alexander Urbelis, ENS founder and ENS Labs CEO Nick Johnson, and three independent directors: Kartik Talwar, General Partner of A. Capital Ventures and co-founder of ETHGlobal; Brett Sun, co-founder of Prelude; and Anthony Leutenegger, CEO of Aragon. ENS stated that existing stewardships, funded projects, and other commitments will continue to be fulfilled, and the foundation will gradually take over funding programs, working groups, and related matters. Going forward, ENS Labs will continue to be responsible for the core development of the ENS protocol, the DAO will be responsible for protocol governance and foundation oversight, and the foundation will assume the offline institutional functions necessary to support the protocol's operation; the three parties will jointly promote the long-term development of ENS.