Circle opened Arc’s public mainnet with USDC as gas, and its bridge is now live. Pump’s app lists Arc tokens, where early launches quickly reached multimillion-dollar valuations.
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.
STONK fell about 50% from its all-time high, wiping out the earlier rebound near a $240 million market cap. Recent buyers remain underwater.
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.
Traders price about a 93% chance that the Fed raises rates by 25 basis points on September 16. Bitcoin’s reaction could hinge on whether officials signal more hikes or a pause.
Zama opened confidential access to 16 Morpho vaults across five curators and five assets after its first cUSDC vault reached $40 million in seven weeks. Users can hide balances and position sizes while vault activity stays auditable.
Hackers used compromised Italian government email accounts to pose as police, leading Revolut to expose IDs, addresses and Bitcoin activity for 680 customers. Revolut says its systems and funds were not breached, and the attackers used the files for extortion.
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.
Frontier launched a network-wide program that tracks activity across 16 Solana venues and gives traders rewards and VIP tiers.
Rare Friends opened its Genesis NFT mint, and activated NFTs earn fee rewards. Holders can burn one for 1 million RAREFRIEND tokens by paying a 100,000-token fee, leaving 900,000 tokens net.
Bike Tyson reached a $7 million market cap.
Meta launched Muse, a personal AI agent that can shop and pay through Stripe Link. It also handles email and travel bookings.
Argonauts sold 7,208 NFTs at 0.12 ETH each in five minutes. The floor has since reached 0.85 ETH, about seven times the mint price.
The House Financial Services Committee will consider H.R. 8957 on September 16. The bill would place forfeited Bitcoin in a Treasury reserve, restrict sales for 20 years and create a separate stockpile for other seized crypto assets.
CATE has rebounded from a 74% drawdown and is nearing its prior high. It added more than 6,000 holders and logged over $18.1 million in buy volume on September 14.
Saudi Arabia halted Yanbu loadings after drone strikes disabled the East-West pipeline and cut some European shipments. Repair estimates range from days to five weeks, with Brent near $107 keeping inflation pressure on Bitcoin ahead of the Fed decision.
CASHCAT hit a new high near $0.30 and a $300 million market cap on September 3. It was valued at roughly $5 million in July.
Coinbase launched fully backed stock tokens on Base for eligible users outside the U.S. The tokens are redeemable for underlying shares and include dividends, with voting rights planned.
EMBER hit a new all-time high after rebounding from wallet-cluster concerns. Bubblemaps identified the disputed wallet as Ember’s reward distributor.
An onchain contract tracking OpenAI’s pre-IPO value fell about 5% after David Sacks pushed back on Dario Amodei’s call to slow frontier AI development. The comparable Anthropic contract held steady.
Deutsche Bank launched a crypto custody service for institutional clients.
Orbio launched CREDIT tokens that represent $1 of AI inference. Users can transfer or sell the credits, or burn them for API balance across major AI models.
Standard Reserve sold the final 400 Founding Charters at 1.24 ETH each in roughly seven to nine seconds, raising about $1.25 million. Buyers disputed how much bots shaped the sale despite its anti-bot controls.
Strategy bought 4,603 Bitcoin for $369.7 million after a two-month pause, funding the purchase through common stock sales. Its holdings rose to 845,050 BTC.
Efforts to align Base-led EIP-8130 with Ethereum’s EIP-8141 ended, leaving both draft account-abstraction standards on separate tracks. Wallets may need to support both approaches across L1 and L2 networks.