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Bitcoin ETFs see $13M outflows while Ethereum ETFs pull in $216M
Bitcoin ETFs experienced $13.29 million in net outflows on September 11 while Ethereum ETFs absorbed $216 million in fresh capital the same day, signaling a sharp rotation of institutional capital between the two largest crypto assets.
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Metaplanet CEO Surrenders $220M Stock Rights to Rebuild Trust
Metaplanet announced a reset of its Series 10 stock acquisition rights on September 11, eliminating $220 million in warrant value and canceling 131.3 million potential shares as the Tokyo-listed Bitcoin treasury company realigns executive compensation with shareholder interests.
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European natural gas prices surge on Middle East tensions
European natural gas prices are experiencing their biggest weekly rally since July, driven by escalating Middle East conflict and supply-disruption fears. The Dutch TTF benchmark reached €79.73/MWh as of September 11, with broader ripple effects expected across energy markets including crude oil.
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$346B in tokenized assets spans 47 categories, stablecoins lead
On-chain tokenized assets reached $346.1 billion across 47 asset classes as of September 12, with stablecoins dominating at $298.5 billion but treasuries, gold, and credit funds accelerating growth.
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Morgan Stanley: Data Centers Must Break Ground by October for 2027 Launch
Morgan Stanley says any data center targeting operational status before end of 2027 must begin construction by October, citing two-to-three-year build timelines and a 38 GW U.S. power shortfall.
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Federal Reserve rate hikes surge to 78.5% odds by September 2026
Market expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes have intensified sharply, with odds of a September hike surging to 78.5% and projections calling for at least three more increases by June 2026. Recent economic data is fueling bets on tighter monetary policy.
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Tokenized stocks surge past governance tokens to $4.7B market cap
Onchain equities exploded from 0.1% to over 4% of DEX volume in 2026, with monthly trading reaching $7.9 billion in August. But concentration risk looms: a single platform handles 90% of volume, threatening systemic stability if technical or regulatory issues strike.
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Tokenized ETF deposits into DeFi surge 19-fold to $68M on Solana
Tokenized equity and ETF deposits into DeFi protocols have grown roughly 19 times, reaching $67.6 million, with Solana capturing the majority at $68.2 million as of August 2026, according to Token Terminal data.
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Nasdaq's $100M Payward investment won't settle tokenized-market legal battles
Nasdaq's venture arm committed $100 million to Payward and agreed to deploy surveillance across crypto, equities, and tokenized instruments, but regulators—not technology—will determine whether products are securities or derivatives.
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Liquid's L-BTC resumes trading with 85% reserve coverage after restart
Liquid's L-BTC token resumed trading on September 10 with Bitcoin reserves covering only 85.15% of outstanding supply, a gap of roughly 627 BTC. Trading on SideSwap reopened while peg-outs remained suspended during the reserve restoration process.
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Zcash leads rebound as SHIB, BNB, HYPE stabilize above key support
Zcash surges in a powerful uptrend while Shiba Inu recovers to $0.00000532, Binance Coin holds $733, and Hyperliquid trades near $83—all retaining bullish structures above critical technical floors on September 12.
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Apple Watch Series 12 Audio Intelligence faces wiretapping law scrutiny
Apple's new Watch Series 12 includes AI-powered listening features that passively capture conversations, raising concerns among legal experts about potential violations of wiretapping laws in a dozen U.S. states with all-party consent requirements.
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Coinbase CEO Armstrong: Bitcoin Bottom In, $400K by 2030
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said Bitcoin's latest bear-market bottom is already in and expects the cryptocurrency to trend higher over the next one to two years as the next halving approaches. Armstrong calls $400,000 by 2030 a reasonable target.
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Bitcoin Golden Cross Fades as Rate-Hike Odds Jump to 86.5%
Bitcoin's rare golden cross signal vanished on Friday as hotter-than-expected inflation data pushed interest rate hike odds to 86.5%, triggering a pullback from intraday highs and clouding the near-term technical outlook.
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Bitcoin wallets respond to whale alerts 15x faster than Ethereum, Fed study finds
A Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia working paper found that non-whale Bitcoin wallets trade in the direction of whale alerts within 15 minutes, while Ethereum activity remains comparatively stable—a gap the authors attribute to market-structure differences between the two networks.
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Bitcoin Suisse relocates half of Swiss jobs to Bratislava, Vietnam
Bitcoin Suisse plans to move up to 60 of its 120 Swiss positions to lower-cost hubs in Bratislava and Vietnam, focusing on back-office and administrative roles as the crypto financial services firm expands its global wealth management business.
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Circle acquires Tazapay for $400M to integrate stablecoin-to-fiat payments
Circle announced a $400 million stock acquisition of cross-border payments platform Tazapay, aiming to integrate stablecoin settlement with real-world banking rails across 100+ markets. The deal targets the final-mile problem: converting USDC to local currency at the point of receipt.
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White House weighs Defense Production Act to boost US refining capacity
The White House is exploring use of the Defense Production Act to boost domestic refining capacity as diesel prices hit record highs and US refineries operate at near-maximum utilization, with executives recommending efficiency upgrades over new construction.
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NES Token Recovery Splits Holders Across Exchanges After $286M Exploit
NES token returned to trading on Binance Alpha and Kraken on September 10 after a security incident on August 24. The exchanges use different eligibility rules and snapshots for swaps and refunds, leaving some holders with unequal recovery outcomes.
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OpenAI Asks Congress if AI Rivals Can Legally Slow Development
OpenAI sought legal clarity from Congress on whether competing AI companies could collectively agree to slow development without violating antitrust law, as pressure to release products before safety testing is complete intensifies.
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Federal Reserve reverse repo facility shrinks to $4.7B from $2.5T peak
The Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repo facility accepted just $4.7 billion in its latest operation, down from over $2.5 trillion in late 2022. The dramatic decline reflects successful liquidity drainage but leaves policymakers with less cushion for future tightening.
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India's Finance Minister Urges RBI to Accelerate Digital Rupee Adoption
India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman called on the Reserve Bank of India to expand central bank digital currency pilots across wholesale and retail channels, citing tokenisation and same-day settlement benefits alongside risks of faster fraud and market contagion.
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Anchorage Digital Enables Institutional Access to Frgmnt's fUSD Stablecoin
Anchorage Digital Bank, a US federally chartered crypto bank, has partnered with stablecoin protocol Frgmnt to give institutional clients access to fUSD and sfUSD tokens through its custody platform, allowing institutions to hold, mint, redeem, and stake without separate custody arrangements.
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Bitcoin Rallies to $79K as Markets Parse Mixed Inflation Data
Bitcoin bounced back to near $79,000 after initial weakness on cooler annual inflation, though a hotter-than-expected monthly core reading kept Fed rate-hike odds near 62% on Polymarket ahead of September's decision.