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9/18
12:16
Anand, most recently CEO of Character.AI, will report directly to CEO Josh D'Amaro and oversee enterprise technology, infrastructure, data, and AI platforms. This move is part of Disney's broader push to embrace technology across all parts of the company, including its streaming services and parks.
12:15
The yen pared declines seen after the Bank of Japan disappointed traders who wanted clearer guidance on the central bank’s plans to further raise interest rates, with the Nikkei reporting that officials conducted a rate check in the currency market.
12:13
The letter, dated Thursday and signed by six trade groups representing major facets of the U.S. auto industry, urged Donald Trump to "maintain policies that firmly prevent Chinese automakers from selling, importing, or manufacturing vehicles within the United States." This follows Trump's statement on September 11 on Fox News that he would agree if China wanted to build factories in the U.S. to produce cars. The letter emphasized that the auto industry is a pillar of advanced manufacturing and the defense industrial base in the U.S., and once this foundation is hollowed out, it cannot be rebuilt overnight. The letter was sent ahead of Trump's anticipated visit to Washington D.C. next week to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
12:02
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong announced that USDC rewards are now available in Brazil, enabling users to put their USDC to work directly from the Coinbase app. The original tweet from Coinbase emphasized that onchain rewards should not depend on location, aiming to make onchain opportunities accessible to everyone.
12:02
Bitcoin's price surged above $80,000 on September 18, reaching $80,856 and gaining 5.60% over 24 hours. This rally was attributed to a broader technology-led relief rally, yen weakness, and a return to net inflows for US spot Bitcoin ETFs, which recorded $159.5 million on September 17. The advance began in European trading, hours before weaker-than-expected US economic data was released.
12:02
Evernorth, the world's largest XRP treasury company, has secured $30 million in convertible bond financing from South Korean investment firm NH Investment & Securities. The funds will be used to increase its XRP holdings and support Evernorth's merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), with the ultimate goal of listing on Nasdaq.
11:57
Matthew Sigel, head of digital asset research at asset manager VanEck, stated on Friday that despite the risks quantum computing poses to cryptocurrency networks, the Bitcoin community has recognized the issue and is developing solutions. He noted that major companies, including Coinbase and Blockstream, are already researching technologies such as quantum-resistant signatures to address potential future threats.
11:56
A federal judge has rejected claims that criticism of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) executives regarding the bank's implosion was based on hindsight, shedding further light on accountability for the collapse.
11:51
Bitcoin price action made swift gains at the start of Friday’s Wall Street trading session as US 30-year bond yields began rising again.
11:41
Volkswagen AG cited a sharp contraction in the Chinese car market, costs related to its job-cutting plan, and a €6 billion ($6.9 billion) writedown on the value of its stake in Porsche AG as reasons for lowering its operating margin forecast.
11:40
Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor retweeted a post from @apyx_fi titled "The Last ₿ear In Town," possibly suggesting that bearish sentiment in the Bitcoin market is waning and the bear market is nearing its end.
11:40
JPMorgan Chase noted in its latest report that AI hashrate demand is driving the chip industry's parallel expansion into GPUs and custom chips. The bank expects ASICs/XPUs to account for 54% of AI accelerator unit shipments by 2027, surpassing GPUs, and further rising to 55% in 2028. The report also highlighted that Broadcom's 5-year TPU supply agreement with Google, covering 2026 to 2031, involves 3nm, 2nm, and advanced packaging, and includes annually increasing revenue arrangements. Therefore, even with relatively opaque supply chain information, order certainty remains strong. JPMorgan Chase estimates the custom AI ASIC market size to be approximately $60 billion to $70 billion in 2026, with a compound annual growth rate exceeding 40% to 50% in the coming years.
11:40
XRP Ledger (XRPL) developers are using mathematical proofs to verify its new lending market against insolvency, with Common Prefix formally testing the protocol since Sept. 17. The protocol research firm is using Lean 4, a theorem-proving language, to ensure the Lending Protocol cannot violate its accounting and safety rules. This effort follows the recent xrpld version 3.4.0 amendment, LendingProtocolV1_1, which introduces closed-ended lending vaults and cash-basis accounting, increasing the stakes for internal bookkeeping accuracy. Previous verification efforts by Common Prefix between February and April already uncovered and addressed several issues in earlier versions of the Lending Protocol.
11:40
The national average retail price for diesel has risen to $6.45 per gallon, a new record high, according to the latest data from the American Automobile Association (AAA). Meanwhile, ExxonMobil's large refinery in Joliet, Illinois, with a daily processing capacity of 275,000 barrels, ceased production last Sunday due to a power outage. Although power was restored on Thursday, fuel production has not yet restarted, further exacerbating the risk of tightening regional fuel supplies. Market participants warn that if the shutdown continues, diesel price pressure could spill over into the gasoline market and drive up fuel costs in several Midwest states.
11:39
Lockheed Martin confirmed on Thursday that General Motors delivered the first missile body components for PAC-3 MSE interceptors in August this year. This collaboration marks the entry of the U.S. automotive manufacturing industry into the missile supply chain, addressing the strain on missile stockpiles due to conflicts in the Middle East. The Pentagon requested Lockheed Martin in January to more than double its annual production of Patriot missiles to over 2,000 units. General Motors completed production and delivery in just three weeks, significantly faster than traditional defense suppliers, highlighting the advantage of civilian manufacturing in rapid production expansion. For General Motors, this move also represents an expansion of its business scope amid pressures in the global automotive market, with the company expecting its defense business revenue to reach $700 million this year.
11:35
Nvidia's Director of Developer Tech Nader Khalil and Global Head of VC Partnerships Sydney Sykes will lead a session titled "The Open vs. Closed AI Debate Is Just Getting Started" on the Builders Stage at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, scheduled for October 13-15 in San Francisco. The discussion will explore the trade-offs between open and proprietary AI models and whether either approach offers a lasting competitive advantage for startups. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has previously stated that the future involves both proprietary and open AI.
11:34
Deutsche Bank’s asset manager DWS plans to sell all assets and liquidate its US real estate investment trust, RREEF Property Trust, which had a net asset value of $203 million at the end of June. The move comes after a period of heightened redemption activity and challenges in attracting new capital.
11:34
According to Bloomberg, since early 2025, long-duration energy storage projects in the US that have been announced, approved, or completed financing have reached at least 150 GWh, a more than fivefold increase from the nation's total planned installed capacity at the end of 2024. Most of this new demand comes from AI data centers. Tech giants such as Meta and Google are driving the development of long-duration energy storage technologies, which were previously costly and slow to commercialize, through large-scale procurement and project collaborations. For example, Google is working with Italy's Energy Dome to deploy a CO2 energy storage system capable of storing energy for 10 hours; Meta has signed an agreement with California's Noon Energy to install a system capable of storing energy for up to 100 hours.
11:29
Bitcoin's recent surge has been attributed to a fresh short squeeze, pushing the cryptocurrency towards its 2026 peak. While charts confirm the move, they also suggest it may have advanced too quickly.
11:21
The CFTC issued a no-action letter on Friday, allowing certain software providers to connect users to regulated derivatives markets without registering as introducing brokers. The letter covers passive software that enables users to view markets and submit orders directly to registered firms via crypto wallets. Providers can promote specific contracts and charge transaction fees, but they are prohibited from holding customer assets, generating buy/sell signals, or controlling order routing and execution.
11:21
The SEC issued an exemption on Thursday, allowing eligible platforms to offer on-chain trading of certain tokenized securities for five years without registering as a securities exchange. This move aims to provide clearer rules for the crypto industry under existing authorities.
11:16
The Grayscale Zcash ETF (ZCSH) is set to undergo a 3-for-1 share split, with shareholders receiving two additional shares for every share owned after market close on September 28. Split-adjusted trading will commence on September 30. Since its launch on August 25, the ETF has seen cumulative inflows exceeding $233 million, including $46.6 million on Wednesday and over $112 million on September 8. As of September 17, the fund held approximately $890 million in net assets and generated over $11 billion in cumulative trading volume. This development comes as Zcash's native ZEC token climbed to $1,521 early Friday, reaching a new effective all-time high, which has also driven mining competition to record levels.
11:11
London-based crypto technology provider Haruko was targeted in a cyberattack earlier this week, affecting 15 of its clients. Sources indicate that some smaller hedge funds with weaker security controls may have lost assets due to the breach, which exposed clients' read-only exchange API details and trading data. Haruko, which serves over 80 clients globally, has since fixed the vulnerability and refreshed its server-side secrets.

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