Trump accepted about 80% of the Tillis-Gallego ethics deal in the final CLARITY Act text, including state attorney general enforcement and a $15,000 divest-or-blind-trust threshold. The Senate holds its cloture vote September 15.
Calls from Dario Amodei, Sam Altman and Elon Musk to slow frontier AI sent Binance's OpenAI perpetual down 7.9% over the weekend. Trump and China rejected a slowdown as U.S.-China competition shapes the policy fight.
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.
Bitcoin rebounded to $79,000 after hot August producer inflation pushed odds of a September Fed hike to roughly 85%. Sell orders cluster between $80,000 and $83,000.
The U.S. Treasury bought back $5.19 billion of long-dated debt, but the 10-year yield still reached 5.012% as surging oil revived inflation fears. Higher yields kept pressure on crypto, with Bitcoin near $77,000.
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.
Zcash reached an $18.73 billion market cap, putting ZEC ninth and just ahead of Hyperliquid at $17.66 billion. ZEC gained 116% over the past month.
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.
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.
ZCAT takes a 3% tax from each transfer, converts it to wrapped ZEC and pays qualifying holders. It has now distributed more than $6 million in ZEC.
EMBER hit a new all-time high after rebounding from wallet-cluster concerns. Bubblemaps identified the disputed wallet as Ember’s reward distributor.
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.
STONK recovered to about a $240 million market cap after falling from its $298 million high to roughly $215 million. Point Farm Capital now holds about $10 million in unrealized profit on its position.
BitMine bought 27,180 ETH and raised its holdings to 5.96 million ETH, about 4.9% of supply. It has staked roughly 5.07 million ETH.
ETH's latest push was rejected below $2,500, leaving that level as near-term resistance. A break above it would keep the bullish continuation setup in play.
Bike Tyson reached a $7 million market cap, reviving trading interest in related tokens.
Variational launched onchain gold and Nasdaq 100 swaps that route liquidity through traditional venues. Traders filled the initial $40 million open-interest cap in 30 minutes, and open interest passed $100 million after Variational raised it.
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.
AMC CEO Adam Aron demanded that Robinhood stop offering its AMC-linked stock token and threatened legal and SEC action. Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev says issuers need a say only when a token changes shareholder rights or creates new obligations.
TradeXYZ allocated about $3.4 million, or 12% of perpetual-fee revenue, to buy roughly 59,000 HYPE through time-weighted orders.
Pump.fun replaced Cashback for new launches with Holder Rewards, which pays trading fees pro rata several times an hour to eligible holders with at least $20. Existing Cashback and creator-fee coins can apply for an irreversible switch.
Tokenized equity supply on Solana reached a record $684 million after rising 47% in three weeks. Launchpads that pair new tokens with stocks are adding to the supply.
Meta launched Muse, a personal AI agent that can shop and pay through Stripe Link. It also handles email and travel bookings.
Standard Reserve raises STANDARD issuance when net ETH flows in and cuts it when flows stop or reverse. It sends 70% of fees to tokenized gold during inflows and to token burns during contractions; the mint and token launch began September 14.
Strive bought 1,110 BTC for $81.5 million, lifting its holdings to 21,356 BTC. Its effective common share count rose 4.24%, leaving Bitcoin per share up 1.19%.