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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong preemptively refutes an upcoming WSJ report blaming Coinbase for the CLARITY Act's failure. He clarifies early opposition was to a flawed draft, details subsequent advocacy for revisions, and expresses strong support for the final version, emphasizing his commitment to fair crypto regulation.
Read MoreEthereum spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of $144 million on September 18, signaling a potential shift in investor sentiment. This reversal from previous outflows suggests growing confidence in Ethereum's regulatory outlook and long-term value proposition.
Read MoreA dormant whale address moved $362M worth of ZEC after 10 months, depositing $15M to Coinbase. The tokens were initially worth ~$164M, and the address has seen ~$361M in unrealized gains since 2025. This exchange deposit may signal a shift in market sentiment.
Read MoreKey noon updates on Sep 19 reveal accelerating crypto compliance in the EU under MiCA, with registered banks doubling. Major AI firms face antitrust scrutiny over development coordination. Polygon announces a massive token burn, while an Argentine exchange exits Brazil due to regulatory hurdles.
Read MoreUS spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted a net inflow of $433 million on September 19, marking the second straight day of positive flows, according to Farside data. This signals a potential shift in market sentiment and sustained institutional interest.
Read MoreBinance has introduced five new TradFi perpetual contracts, featuring stocks like HUT and PATH. These contracts are available for 24/7 trading and offer leverage of up to 20x, providing crypto traders with expanded access to traditional financial markets.
Read MoreRWA on-chain assets surged past $34B, led by bonds and stocks. However, a new report highlights a critical gap: most tokenized assets remain inactive in DeFi. The focus is shifting from mere tokenization to boosting 'capital activation rates' for lending and liquidity.
Read MoreUK authorities have frozen a £53 million London mansion registered under the spouse of Hu Xiaowei, a key figure in Cambodia's Prince Group. Hu, already sanctioned by the UK and arrested in Japan, faces global asset restrictions. The freeze demonstrates regulators' ability to penetrate complex nominee arrangements.
Read MoreArgentine crypto exchange Lemon is exiting Brazil due to prohibitive regulatory capital requirements. It will cease local operations by October 16, citing disproportionate costs relative to its business scale. The move highlights regulatory barriers facing international operators in emerging markets.
Read MoreAI data center startup Nscale, backed by Nvidia and Microsoft, has confidentially filed for an IPO. The company, spun off from a crypto miner, saw revenue surge to $140.6M in six months but posted a $10.2B net loss. Its recent $16.5B acquisition of Anyscale aims to build a full-stack AI infrastructure ecosystem.
Read MoreThe AR token surged past $4 with a remarkable 28.07% gain in 24 hours, signaling heightened market volatility. This analysis explores the technical and market drivers behind the rally and outlines essential risk management strategies for traders.
Read MoreA federal lawsuit alleges AI leaders Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google engaged in illegal collusion by publicly advocating for coordinated slowdowns in AI development. Plaintiffs claim this violates antitrust law and risks losing human control over advanced AI.
Read MoreRadix Foundation disclosed an exploit of its engine's treasury authorization flaw, leading to cross-chain asset theft. The bug stemmed from earlier code refactoring and evaded security audits. The team halted the network and deployed a fix, with recovery underway.
Read MoreOn-chain data reveals significant asset movements from a TRUMP token-associated team address. Approximately 11.25 million tokens (worth ~$26 million) were transferred out over 12 days, with 3.25 million (~$6.9 million) recently deposited into OKX. These movements have sparked market speculation regarding token liquidity and team actions.
Read MorePolygon's CEO announced plans to permanently burn 100 million POL tokens, with contracts deployed on testnet. Since entering deflation in January 2026, network fees have accumulated ~121 million POL in a fee collector, which the community can now vote to burn quarterly.
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