Bitget has launched a VIP-only boosted yield campaign for its ETH Simple Earn product, with the promotion split into two phases. In the first phase, running from Aug. 19 to Aug. 26, VIP users who meet the net deposit threshold and subscribe to the designated ETH Simple Earn product can receive an annualized bonus reward distributed in DOS, bringing the combined APR to as high as 8%. In the second phase, from Aug. 26 to Sept. 2, VIP users who satisfy the requirement for average ETH wealth-management holdings over the previous seven days and subscribe to the corresponding ETH Simple Earn product can receive an annualized bonus reward paid in ETH, with the combined APR reaching as high as 5.5%. No registration is required for the campaign, and eligibility will be verified automatically by the system. Specific parameters will be subject to the event page.

Gate's Launchpool is running a DOS staking and yield-farming campaign, and DOS is the first project listed on the platform. According to official page data, the USDT staking pool has surpassed 118 million USDT in total liquidity staked, carrying an estimated annual percentage rate (APR) of 7.26%. The GUSD pool has surpassed 81.39 million GUSD in staked liquidity, with an estimated APR of 7.31%. On top of that, GUSD's base 3.80% demand-deposit yield lifts the pool's combined estimated annual return to around 11.11%. The two pools have accumulated a combined staked value of more than 199 million US dollars. This round of the campaign will continue until 19:00 on August 24 (UTC+8), with total rewards of 1,410,000 DOS. Separately, Gate's interest-bearing stable asset GUSD has reached 256 million US dollars in cumulative subscription volume, setting an all-time high as the platform keeps expanding its stable-yield offerings and ecosystem applications.

OKX will list the DOS/USDⓈ spot trading pair in its USDⓈ trading zone at 19:00 on August 13, according to ChainCatcher. The listing gives users a direct spot market for DOS against USDⓈ on the exchange.

TechFlow’s Aug. 11 roundup put two developments at the center of the day’s tech narrative. OpenAI reportedly locked down its next-generation model, GPT-6 Astra, after internal alarms were triggered by the system’s cyberattack capabilities, marking what the report described as the first such warning tied to network security performance. At the same time, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang responded to criticism around a proposed $500 billion AI infrastructure financing effort, saying AI factories have become investment-grade assets and that the demand behind the buildout is real. The broader update also covered a string of moves across AI, crypto, hardware and macro markets. Anthropic said it raised the known lower bound related to the Riemann hypothesis from 41.6% to 67.2%, while Claude now embeds invisible watermarks in all generated text. In crypto, Upbit listed DApp operating system token DOS across KRW, BTC and USDT markets. TSMC posted July revenue of NT$467.58 billion, and Intel was reported to be planning a $15 billion common stock issuance. The report also tracked Meta’s return to open source, Google DeepMind’s launch of Lyria 3.5, rising oil and gold prices tied to the Strait of Hormuz, and market focus on upcoming U.S. CPI data.

Binance announced that it will list the DOSUSDT perpetual contract at 23:00 (UTC+8) on August 11, 2026, with up to 20x leverage, according to the exchange's official announcement.

Bitget has rolled out a new CandyBomb campaign featuring a total reward pool of 150,000 DOS. The event is reserved for new futures users and will run from Aug. 11 to Aug. 18. During the campaign period, eligible users can unlock corresponding candy rewards by completing net deposit and futures trading tasks. The maximum reward for a single participant is capped at 1,000 DOS. Bitget said the detailed rules have been published on its official platform, and qualified users must click "Join Now" and complete registration before taking part in the event. The announcement was reported by Odaily.

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit will list DOS token on its Korean won, BTC and USDT markets, according to an official announcement. Trading is scheduled to begin at 14:00 local time on August 11. From that moment, DOS will be accessible across the three market sections simultaneously.

UPBIT is set to list DAPPOS (DOS) for trading at 14:00 on Aug. 11, according to a brief update cited by ChainCatcher. The exchange will open three trading pairs or market segments for the token: KRW, BTC and USDT. The notice also includes an operational detail for transfers. UPBIT said deposits and withdrawals for DOS will only be supported on the Ethereum network, meaning users need to select the correct network when moving funds. No other listing details were provided in the source update.