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OPEC+ holds oil output steady as 2027 quota talks loom
OPEC+ will maintain unchanged oil production policy at its Sunday meeting, keeping output flat for October 2026. The alliance faces critical decisions on 2027 quotas as geopolitical tensions and internal disagreements over capacity limits complicate long-term supply strategy.
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Ancient Bitcoin Wallets Move $15.7M as Decade-Old Hodlers Resurface
At least four dormant Bitcoin wallets holding coins from 2011–2013 moved a combined $15.73 million between late August and early September, with one 40 BTC wallet turning a $120 investment into over $3 million and another batch sent to Coinbase in a likely sale signal.
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Jump Trading, Jane Street, IMC expand Hong Kong offices amid talent competition
Major proprietary trading firms including Jump Trading, Jane Street, and IMC Trading are rapidly expanding their Hong Kong operations, signaling the city's critical role in global electronic trading and intensifying competition for specialized talent in quantitative research and machine learning.
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XDOF Raises Series B at $1B Valuation Months After Stealth Exit
San Mateo-based robotics data infrastructure startup XDOF is in discussions to raise Series B funding at a $1 billion valuation, just two to three months after closing a $70 million Series A led by Thrive Capital and Andreessen Horowitz.
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Polymarket launches Perps perpetual futures with 20x leverage, excludes U.S.
Polymarket launched Perps, a perpetual futures product, on September 3 with 10 initial markets that expanded to 67 within hours. Crypto and commodities can trade at 20x leverage, but the product is unavailable to U.S. traders due to regulatory constraints.
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GLOBALFOUNDRIES surges on robust CID growth and inaugural dividend
GLOBALFOUNDRIES reported Q2 2026 revenue of $1.786 billion and announced its first quarterly dividend of $0.12 per share, committing to return up to 50% of free cash flow to shareholders as its data center segment grew 62% year-over-year.
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Bitcoin Falls 2% as Jobs Report Lifts Fed Rate-Hike Odds to 58%
Bitcoin fell 2% to near $79,300 after U.S. payrolls tripled forecasts, lifting September rate-hike odds to 58%. The Dow dropped 226 points; Treasury yields hit their highest level since January 2025.
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NFL warns prediction markets to remove contracts ahead of 2026 season
The NFL sent a warning letter to prediction market platforms in early September 2026, demanding removal of event contracts it considers threats to game integrity, targeting platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket with four specific categories of banned contracts.
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LCK's three teams compete at 2026 Demacia Cup Global Invitational
Hanjin Brion, BNK FearX, and KT Rolster will represent Korea at the 2026 Demacia Cup Global Invitational, a newly internationalized 12-team League of Legends tournament running October 3–17 in Beijing. The tournament opens League of Legends esports to cross-regional competition between six major competitive regions.
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Bitcoin clears 50-week moving average; $83K–$86K zone is the real test
Bitcoin traded above $82,000 on September 3, crossing the 50-week moving average that Galaxy Research says ended four of five prior bear markets. However, a weekly close—not an intraday spike—is required to confirm the signal, and three independent analysts have flagged $83,000–$86,000 as the zone where long-term holders may resist further gains.
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Arda Guler starts for Real Madrid vs Real Betis in La Liga
Arda Guler earned a starting spot in Real Madrid's La Liga clash with Real Betis on September 4, 2026, as Jose Mourinho integrates the 21-year-old Turkish midfielder into the club's core lineup alongside Jude Bellingham and Federico Valverde.
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Asian LNG prices hit highest since 2022 amid Iran tensions
Asian liquefied natural gas prices climbed to their highest levels since December 2022, driven by escalating geopolitical tensions involving Iran and concerns over disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route.
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Flouzer's 4K secures Nuclear TigeRES victory at IEM Beijing 2026 qualifiers
Ilya Selifonov, an 18-year-old Russian entry fragger, delivered a decisive 4-kill performance to secure a series victory for Nuclear TigeRES during the IEM Beijing 2026 Global Qualifiers, underscoring the strategic value of young talent in competitive Counter-Strike 2.
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US National Debt Hits $40 Trillion as Unfunded Liabilities Reach $176T
The US gross federal debt reached $40.047 trillion in August 2026, accelerating past the $39 trillion mark in just five months. With unfunded obligations and interest payments now competing for budget space, fiscal sustainability concerns deepen.
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Bitcoin rallies past $80K as Fed signals rate pause
Bitcoin surged to $80,270 and crypto markets rallied Thursday after Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller signaled openness to holding interest rates steady, triggering over $415 million in short liquidations across the sector.
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Sony Dismisses PS5 Tariff Refund Claim as "Illogical"
Sony filed a motion to dismiss a class action lawsuit seeking PlayStation 5 tariff refunds, arguing consumers paid fair market price for voluntarily purchased goods. The company raised PS5 prices again in March, five weeks after tariffs were struck down.
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Bitget in talks with BlackRock to expand tokenized assets in Asia
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said the exchange is in close communication with BlackRock about expanding digital asset offerings and tokenized ETFs in Asia, where the platform counts roughly 125 million users.
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Bitcoin ETFs return to inflows as altcoin rally stalls
US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $101.2 million Wednesday after a $236.5 million outflow the prior day, extending a four-session pattern of whipsaw flows. Ethereum, XRP, and Solana ETFs simultaneously ended their inflow streaks, signaling a potential shift in investor demand across digital assets.
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Standard Chartered launches Bitcoin, Ether trading in UAE
Standard Chartered became the first Global Systemically Important Bank to offer institutional digital asset trading in the UAE, while Hyperscale Data ended Bitcoin mining to make room for an AI data center customer worth up to $3 billion over 20 years. New Jersey challenged federal authority over prediction market sports betting.
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Barclays warns investors to trim risk ahead of volatile September 2026
Barclays advised equity investors to reduce portfolio risk heading into fall 2026, citing historical September weakness, midterm election volatility, and anticipated blockbuster AI IPOs that could strain capital markets.
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Michael Saylor Compares Bitcoin Strategy to Golf as MSTR Ranks No. 2 Reserve Holder
Strategy chairman Michael Saylor posted a video drawing an analogy between accumulating Bitcoin and playing golf, saying rich people buy BTC. The company now holds 845,050 Bitcoin worth $65.2 billion and ranks second among S&P 500 financial firms by total reserve capital.
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NYC Bans Generative AI for 600,000 Students, Permits Five Vendors
New York City imposed a one-year moratorium on generative AI for grades 2-K through eighth grade starting in 2026-27, affecting nearly 600,000 students. High school students can access five vetted tools under strict time limits, while teachers retain AI access for lesson planning and all students receive AI literacy training.
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Premier League's £20M spending premium reshapes European football
Premier League clubs spent a record £3.6 billion on transfers in summer 2026, with intra-league deals representing 48% of spending despite only 37% of signings. The so-called "Premier League premium" — roughly £20 million more for players already adapted to England's top flight — is marginalizing European clubs.
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Coldcard hacker swaps 10% of stolen Bitcoin for Ether via THORChain
A hacker tied to the third wave of Coldcard wallet thefts moved roughly 10% of stolen funds through THORChain to swap Bitcoin for Ether, marking the first time stolen assets from any Coldcard wave moved onchain from the original attacker addresses.