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9/21
18:51
Analysis indicates that Ethereum's staking volume has reached $120 billion and its Layer 2 total value locked (TVL) stands at $40.4 billion, but these figures may obscure its true supply status.
CryptoSlate analysis indicates that despite approximately $120 billion in staked Ethereum network assets and a daily average total value locked (TVL) of $40.4 billion for Layer-2 (L2) networks (as of September 21), these figures do not fully reflect the true demand for Ethereum (ETH) or a reduction in its supply. The analysis suggests that staked ETH may originate from existing holders rather than new buying demand. Concurrently, between September 15 and 18, U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs experienced net outflows exceeding $140 million, signaling capital withdrawal from specific investment channels. Furthermore, there is a complex relationship between fees generated by L2 activity and ETH burn rates; not all L2 activity directly translates into a significant reduction in ETH supply, as the net change in ETH supply also depends on the issuance of new ETH.
18:42
Bitcoin surged over 6% to a seven-month high, while Meta shares rose 11.4%.
Bitcoin surged over 6% on Monday, reaching its highest level in over seven months, boosting related stocks such as Coinbase and MicroStrategy. Meanwhile, Meta's stock soared 11.4% after Wells Fargo raised its price target, following Meta's launch of the Muse AI assistant.
18:42
Donald Trump stated his willingness to meet with Iranian President Pezeshkian to seek a breakthrough in the Middle East situation.
US President Donald Trump stated he is willing to meet with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, who is expected to attend the UN General Assembly this week. This move comes amidst a weekend of escalating rhetoric between Washington and Tehran, with market speculation that such a meeting could lead to a breakthrough in Middle East negotiations.
18:42
Brent crude oil fell below $100/barrel, hitting an 11-day low, and the US 10-year government bond yield dropped below 5%.
Brent crude futures fell below $100 per barrel on Monday, reaching a new low since September 9, and closed at $100.34 per barrel. Meanwhile, the benchmark US 10-year government bond yield fell below the psychological threshold of 5%. The market speculates that this week's UN meeting could lead to a breakthrough in Middle East negotiations, driving oil prices down.
18:32
Texas Gov. Abbott orders halt to data center environmental permits, expanding August moratorium
Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Monday directed the state's environmental regulator to pause all data center-related permits. This expands an August moratorium on new data center grid approvals, which will now include environmental approvals through the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). The halt is in effect until the Electric Reliability Council of Texas completes an audit of existing data center grid connection waitlists. The move could slow Texas's progress toward surpassing Virginia as the world's largest data center market by the end of the decade. Data center buildout has become a key issue in the 2026 midterm elections, with a recent NBC News poll indicating 64% of Americans would be less likely to vote for candidates supporting local data centers. Abbott's office stated he would work with the Legislature to eliminate financial incentives for data centers in the next
18:31
Asian stocks are poised to rise, buoyed by optimism in tech shares; oil prices fall on hopes of diplomatic progress in the Iran conflict.
Asian stocks are poised to rise, buoyed by gains in Wall Street tech shares and hopes for diplomatic progress in the Iran conflict, which led to a drop in oil prices.
18:23
The Trump administration proposed establishing a $5 billion Middle East reconstruction fund for critical infrastructure damaged by the war in Iran.
17:50
Goldman Sachs-led banking consortium launches $1.1 billion junk bond issuance for CoreWeave-linked data center project.
A banking syndicate led by Goldman Sachs Group has launched an approximately $1.1 billion junk bond offering to finance the construction of data center projects sponsored by an affiliate of Blue Owl Capital Inc. and leased to CoreWeave Inc.
17:49
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev believes crypto event contracts will surpass sports betting to become the dominant category in its prediction markets within a few years
Tenev noted that crypto-linked contracts are already taking a disproportionate share of Robinhood's prediction markets business. The company's event-contract revenue surged over tenfold year-over-year to $156 million in Q2 2026, with contracts traded 4.7 billion times in August alone, roughly 15 times the volume from a year earlier. Robinhood has expanded its prediction market offerings through partnerships with Kalshi, Rothera, Crypto.com, and OG.com, despite ongoing regulatory scrutiny in Washington regarding the blurring lines between investing and gambling.
17:47
France calls on the EU to take immediate action to lower energy prices and urges the European Commission to postpone the implementation of new methane regulations by one year.
French President Emmanuel Macron also urged the European Commission to postpone the implementation of new methane regulations by one year.
17:41
Report: OpenAI and Anthropic plan to stress test each other's AI models to identify potential safety risks.
OpenAI and Anthropic discussed a legally binding agreement earlier this year with their respective lawyers to mutually access and stress-test each other's commercial AI models via API. This initiative aimed to identify vulnerabilities and potential dangers within the models, according to sources cited by The Information. Both parties also guaranteed not to retain the other's data during testing, and the agreement would not cover unreleased models. It is currently unclear whether the agreement has been formally finalized.
17:40
S&P Global Ratings: Banks' adoption of AI in the coming years will directly impact their credit ratings.
S&P Global Ratings stated in a report released on Monday that artificial intelligence is evolving from a strategic option into a key variable for credit ratings. The report noted that the divergence in adoption pace and governance maturity will determine the strength or weakness of financial institutions' credit quality, with lagging banks potentially facing additional pressure. According to S&P's June survey of 179 global financial institutions, respondents expect AI to drive cost reductions of up to 4% this year, rising to 6% to 8% by 2028. Miriam Fernandez, S&P's Head of AI Research and Applications, emphasized that the credit impact depends on an institution's ability to translate cost savings and additional revenue into sustainable profitability improvements while maintaining robust risk management.
17:35
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen purchased $26.4 million worth of company stock, sending the share price up 3% after hours.
GameStop shares rose 3% in after-hours trading after CEO Ryan Cohen reported an insider stock transaction to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
17:23
Nasdaq Composite surged 2% and S&P 500 jumped 1.5% on Monday, but 30 S&P 500 stocks hit new 52-week lows while only 7 reached new highs, a divergence not seen since 1999
The S&P 500's internal divergence, where new lows outnumbered new highs, was last observed on Dec. 21, 1999, just months before the Dotcom Bubble top. Analysts note that the S&P 500's gains were led by communication services, information technology, and consumer discretionary sectors, with some of these still significantly below their highs. This suggests leadership is battling against weaker near-term performance, making it easier for new lows to form than new highs. If Middle East tensions persist, energy prices remain high, and the Fed continues hiking rates, similar trading days could occur.
17:18
KKR bets on Korea AI supply chain after record $3 billion deals this year
KKR & Co. expects more dealmaking opportunities in South Korea, betting on the country's central role in the global artificial-intelligence supply chain to fuel demand for data centers and power.
17:15
China's power infrastructure stocks languish despite AI boom as reliance on state-owned customers limits profits
17:14
Vitalik Buterin expresses delight at a new prediction market contender on Ethereum L1, praising its commitment to decentralization and ethical, non-corporate principles
17:13
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has granted Catena Company preliminary conditional approval to establish a national trust bank.
The proposed bank will be able to custody and manage fiat, securities, and digital assets, but Catena must meet capital, liquidity, and pre-opening requirements before operations.
17:11
MarketWatch: Stocks depressed by Q4 tax-loss selling historically rebound in January
MarketWatch analysis suggests that stocks artificially depressed by tax-loss selling in the fourth quarter often rebound in January once the selling pressure subsides. This strategy is referred to as 'Wall Street’s Only ‘Free Lunch’' by Jeffrey Hirsch of the Stock Trader’s Almanac.
17:04
Indonesia's Superbank leverages Grab ties and high deposit rates to expand market share
Superbank CEO Tigor Siahaan stated that the digital lender aims to carve out a larger market share in Indonesia's competitive banking industry. Siahaan expressed optimism about the bank's growth outlook, despite the weakening rupiah and waning purchasing power, which he considers "short-term noises."
17:00
TAO (Bittensor) recorded a trading volume of $13.59 million in the past hour, which is 11.7 times its 7-day average for the same period. It is currently trading at $306.900.
16:46
AI and chip stocks race ahead
16:45
Russia's ruling United Russia party won a supermajority in parliamentary elections, solidifying Putin's power.
Al Jazeera reported that President Putin's United Russia party secured a record supermajority in tightly controlled parliamentary elections, with almost all genuine opposition excluded, according to nearly complete official results released on Monday. With over 58% of the vote, the party is poised to win more than three-quarters of the seats in the State Duma (lower house). This election marks the first parliamentary vote since Russia's "invasion" of Ukraine in 2022, and the first to include residents of the four Ukrainian regions illegally annexed by Moscow. Analysts believe this outcome may be seen by Moscow as public support for its actions in Ukraine, despite some analyses indicating a growing overall demand to end the war. EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kallas dismissed Russia's "so-called" elections, stating that the Kremlin suppressed dissent, banned the only registered party opposing the war, and excluded international election observers.
16:44
Bitcoin ETF Holders Back in Profit as Price Surges Towards $87,000, Reaching $86,837 Earlier Monday
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart noted that Bitcoin exchange-traded fund holders are now in profit for the first time since January, as the cryptocurrency's rally on Monday morning pushed the average investor above the estimated ETF cost basis. Bitcoin recently traded near $86,772, after hitting an intraday high of $86,837. This surge occurred despite the Clarity Act crypto legislation being blocked last week and the Federal Reserve raising interest rates. U.S. Bitcoin ETFs, managed by firms like BlackRock, Fidelity, Grayscale, and Morgan Stanley, saw net positive flows of over $6 million last week, with investors pouring nearly $593 million into these products on Thursday and Friday. The total assets under management for these ETFs now stand at $98.7 billion.
16:42
Financial Times: Kremlin-backed forgery scheme moved $6.9 billion through global banks
Thousands of Russian payments, totaling $6.9 billion, were processed by Standard Chartered, Citigroup, and other international financial institutions, according to a trove of leaked documents from fintech firm A7 obtained by the Financial Times. These payments were linked to a Kremlin-backed counterfeiting scheme.
16:32
OpenAI proposes global AI safety standards focusing on alignment and recursive self-improvement (RSI)
The company's proposals, posted on Monday, call for international cooperation to develop frontier standards for artificial intelligence. This follows rival Anthropic's own ideas for safe AI development last week, and a global debate ignited by former employee Jacob Coxon's warning that AI companies were 'gambling with our lives' nearly two weeks ago.
16:31
AI Startups Pivot to Open-Source Models Amid Cost Pressures, Threatening Revenue for OpenAI and Anthropic
As API fees from OpenAI and Anthropic continue to climb, a growing number of AI application startups are embracing open-source weight models to regain cost control. Legal AI unicorn Harvey, whose gross margins plummeted from approximately 50% at the beginning of the year to -50% in June, was prompted to release its own model in August, based on Moonshot AI's Kimi K3. This move, costing a fraction of Anthropic's top-tier product, has already returned Harvey to positive gross margins. Healthcare technology company Abridge, AI customer service company Decagon, fintech companies Ramp and Rogo, among others, have also announced plans for self-developed or customized models, with some already switching 80% of their traffic to their proprietary models. This trend puts direct pressure on OpenAI and Anthropic, which are preparing for IPOs, as the outflow of application-layer customers could erode their core revenue streams. Leading investment firms such as Sequoia Capital and General Catalyst are also driving this shift, with some investors even stating that companies not considering building their own models may struggle to secure funding. Furthermore, OpenAI and Anthropic's recent implementation of additional usage fees for enterprise users and their aggressive entry into core startup sectors have intensified competition. Although transitioning to open-source models presents challenges such as talent, data, and infrastructure costs, the industry generally believes that a hybrid strategy of using both open-source and closed-source models will be the optimal solution for most startups currently.
16:30
Donald Trump stated that CNN, Politico, and MSNBC have filed lawsuits demanding access to White House interviews, and he will appeal.
16:25
Amazon has blocked Meta's AI shopping agent, Muse, while Shopify has chosen to collaborate with Muse to develop payment technology.
Amazon cut off Meta's personal AI agent, Muse, from making purchases on Amazon on behalf of users on September 21. Users attempting to shop via Muse received a notification stating that unauthorized AI agents continuously accessing Amazon violate its terms of service. Meanwhile, Shopify has chosen to partner with Meta to jointly develop payment technology to integrate Muse's AI shopping capabilities.
16:24
MarketWatch: S&P 500 approaches all-time high, but roughly 60% of its constituent stocks are down more than 20% from their historical peaks.
MarketWatch reported on Monday that the S&P 500 Index is approaching an all-time high, but there are "cracks" within it. Approximately 60% of the index's constituent stocks have fallen more than 20% from their respective all-time highs.

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