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NEAR broke a multiyear downtrend on its weekly chart and traded near $5.50.

Traders are watching whether Bitcoin can close the week above $83,000. A retest of the $82,000 area remains possible before a move higher.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in about $2.39 billion for the week, their largest weekly inflow since October 2025. The inflow pushed 2026 net flows back above zero.

SEC officials say firms could file to operate tokenized US stock trading venues as early as next quarter under the Innovation Exemption. The filings would come before any venue approval or launch.

Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law barring California public officials from issuing memecoins. From January 1, 2027, crypto platforms also cannot list new public-official memecoins for California residents.

Bitget says its fund will cover the $387.5 million stolen in the Sept. 24 hack. XRP withdrawals remain disabled as 27.63 million stolen XRP moved from two tracked accounts, though the transfer does not establish a spot sale.

Traders see Bitcoin sell orders starting near $85,000 and extending toward $90,000 as BTC tests the lower end of that range. Some question whether the Binance orders will stay in place.

Owners have reclaimed 9,902 of 28,126 NFTs rescued after the Limit Break Payment Processor exploit. 0xQuit's claim site requires owners to revoke their Payment Processor approval first.

U.S. forces struck three more Iranian oil carriers on Sept. 5, extending tanker attacks that began near Khasab on Aug. 31. Brent neared $108, adding inflation and rate pressure for Bitcoin.

SOL climbed past $120 for the first time since January and reached $122. About $11 million in SOL shorts were liquidated in an hour.

Plasma's team XPL unlock went ahead around September 25 without a relock. Traders say XPL has held up since the unlock.

X suspended STONK's @LaunchOnSF account. Some traders blame rival launchpads for mass reports, but the cause is unclear.

Bitcoin dominance has formed a bearish flag over more than a year. A breakdown could favor altcoins, but that move remains a setup.

Bitcoin closed the week above its 50-week moving average but has since pulled back into the low $80,000s. Traders now watch the average near $78,000–$79,000 as deeper support if the pullback continues.

Vitalik Buterin outlined plans for Ethereum after Hegota, including privacy, faster settlement and proof aggregation. He projects 4-to-8-second slots and finality within 8 to 32 seconds by 2030.

QNT rose about 200% this week after The Clearing House picked Quant for its on-chain money network. The rally broke QNT out of a multiyear trading range.

Pump.fun earned $3.14 million in a day, its second-highest daily revenue of 2026, and bought back about $1.5 million in PUMP.

ARK Invest and Securitize put the ARK Venture Fund (ARKVX) on Ethereum without changing its investment strategy. Eligible investors can access the tokenized fund with a $500 minimum.

The Senate voted 49-50 against advancing the CLARITY Act, short of the 60 votes needed. Senators split over ethics, yield rules and procedure, leaving little time to revive the bill this session.

Garrett Jin closed his full 38,000 ZEC short for a $35.44 million loss. He still holds 202,078 ZEC spot worth about $309 million, with roughly $221 million in unrealized profit.

Onchain analyst Wazz links 53 Robinhood Chain token launches to an operation that allegedly extracted at least $18.43 million. He traced funding flows between 45 launches and found shared funding keys or collector wallets among others.

Bitcoin traded near $84,400 after pulling back from $87,400. Traders are watching roughly $84,000 to $84,300 as support, with lower levels in focus if it breaks.

Bitwise’s NEAR ETF got the green light to list on NYSE Arca as NRR. Trading has not started.

Traders allege Jack Doherty made about $213,000 by selling his entire JACK position shortly after saying the token would reach a $10 million valuation. The sale remains unconfirmed.

Anyone can pair a pump.fun token with an X handle through UsePaid. It converts trading fees to dollars, sends 80% to that handle through X Money without the recipient opting in, and uses 20% to buy and burn PAID.