Senate Republicans released the final CLARITY Act draft with 126 changes requested by Democrats. Trump accepted tighter crypto ethics rules, and the bill gives Treasury power to halt stablecoin yield under set conditions ahead of Tuesday’s cloture vote.
Standard Reserve raises STANDARD issuance when net ETH flows in and cuts it when flows stop or reverse. It routes 70% of fees to tokenized gold during inflows and to STANDARD buybacks during contractions, with bought tokens burned; launch is set for September 14.
Arc will open its mainnet to the public on September 16, with several projects set to launch on day one. Arc uses USDC for gas and counts BlackRock, Mastercard and Visa among its founding validators.
OpenAI rolled GPT-6 Astra out across its paid products, and OPENAI perpetuals jumped during the release. OpenAI paused new $200 Pro subscriptions to protect capacity.
August U.S. producer inflation rose 5.4% year over year, above the 5.3% forecast. Bitcoin recovered to about $77,400 after falling below $77,000, and September Fed hike odds climbed near 87%.
Loracle took profit on its PONS and CASHCAT shorts. It still holds $14.3 million in PONS shorts and $5.7 million in CASHCAT shorts, with $5.7 million in combined unrealized profit.
Hashcats raised the next-epoch mint price to about 0.16 ETH and routes future mint proceeds to existing holders. The floor fell to about 0.12 ETH, below the mint price, even as holder payouts continued.
Meta launched Muse, a personal AI agent that can shop and pay through Stripe Link. It also handles email and travel bookings.
LAPTOP launched near a $100 billion fully diluted valuation, then fell more than 99%. Hunter Biden blamed thin market-maker liquidity, promised to keep working on the token, then said he did not want anyone buying it and framed it as a way to reach crypto users.
TradeXYZ allocated about $3.4 million, or 12% of perpetual-fee revenue, to buy roughly 59,000 HYPE through time-weighted orders.
ZEC traded near $1,153 with a market cap around $19.5 billion, keeping Zcash at No. 10. It remained the largest privacy coin, ahead of Monero at No. 15.
Investors pulled a net $389.7 million from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs from August 10 to 14, the largest weekly outflow in six weeks. Fidelity’s FBTC accounted for $153 million.
A simulation reconstructed from a mapped fruit fly brain used its outputs to control a cursor and launch FLYBRAIN from its own wallet on Robinhood Chain. The token traded in GOOGL and USDG pairs.
Argonauts sold 7,208 NFTs at 0.12 ETH each in five minutes, with another 2,791 reserved for free claims. The floor later reached 0.41 ETH, and 554 of the 10,000 NFTs were listed.
Drone damage could keep Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline shut for five to six weeks, with Yanbu stocks lasting only five to seven days before Red Sea loadings drop. Bitcoin has held with oil above $100, but a longer outage adds inflation and yield pressure.
U.S. forces struck three more Iranian oil carriers on Sept. 5, extending tanker attacks that began near Khasab on Aug. 31. Brent reached $108, adding inflation and rate pressure for Bitcoin.
ZZZ climbed to about $80 million in market cap within 10 days and became the largest token in the PONS ecosystem.
EMBER hit a new all-time high after rebounding from wallet-cluster concerns. Bubblemaps identified the disputed wallet as Ember’s reward distributor.
Attackers began publishing sensitive customer data after tricking Revolut into honoring fake government requests sent through a legitimate agency domain. The files include identity documents and Bitcoin transaction histories, and the attackers are demanding payment to withhold more.
Robinhood Chain reached a record 375,000 active addresses, with DEX volume at $361 million and launchpad volume at $212 million. Robinhood Wallet’s confirmed swap route accounts for under 1% of transactions, so most activity may come from existing crypto users.
Buy The Cat rose fifteenfold as traders pushed the Solana token and called for a larger run.
Artificial Inu’s breakout failed again, sending it back into the value area near the seven-day relative volume-weighted average price and September point of control. The rejection could lead to a correction below a $180 million market cap.
Pump.fun may have raised daily callout rewards to $1 million after paying more than $200,000 to 2,226 small accounts on one prior day. At that rate, callout rewards and token buybacks would absorb all daily revenue.
ETH held around $2,500 after retesting $2,460 as support. Holding that zone keeps a move toward $3,000 in play.
CATE fell 74% from its high to a market cap near $36 million. Its holder count has since climbed from about 118,000 to 121,000.