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9/23
11:41
Japanese trading house Sojitz is considering investing JPY 100 billion (approximately USD 635 million) in renewable energy grids and other infrastructure in Australia and New Zealand over the next three years, citing stable local markets and growing electricity demand. Sojitz has been involved in infrastructure projects in Australia since acquiring Capella Capital Partnership last year and plans to expand its energy-related businesses.
11:41
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi used her Tuesday meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump to convey Japan's concerns about China ahead of a U.S.-China summit. However, Trump, facing midterm elections, may still offer concessions to Beijing to gain favor with American voters.
11:40
The total value of real-world assets (RWA) on the Solana blockchain has reached a new all-time high of $4.6 billion as of September 23, driven by growing adoption. This represents an 11.47% increase over the past 30 days. The number of RWA holders on Solana has also nearly doubled in the last month to 685,850. Circle leads the network with $7.5 billion in RWA value, followed by Tether Holdings at $3.8 billion and BitGo at $1.6 billion.
11:39
U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs attracted over $1.7 billion in new capital this week, with $999 million flowing in on September 21 and $715 million on September 22. Since the low point on July 13, approximately $6.04 billion has flowed back into these products, bringing the year-to-date net inflow total to about $349 million, erasing the previously accumulated deficit of $5.69 billion. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) attracted approximately $1.02 billion over four trading days. However, as Bitcoin's price retreated to $84,589 after briefly rising to $87,265 in the past 24 hours, short-term holders are taking significant profits, with approximately 47,600 Bitcoins (worth over $4 billion) transferred to exchanges, offsetting some of the buying pressure from ETFs. Analysts warn that unusually large ETF inflows often coincide with local market turning points, as investors tend to chase exposure after significant Bitcoin rallies, which could make the market more vulnerable when demand weakens.
11:30
Bitwise interviewed 15 institutional investment professionals, including those from endowments, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, family offices, and public companies, between late March and April 2026. Crypto allocations among these institutions ranged from 0.5% to 13% of investable assets, with most falling between 1% and 2%. All crypto-owning respondents held Bitcoin. None of the interviewed institutions reduced their crypto exposure as the market fell roughly 50% between October 2025 and April 2026, with several even adding to their positions. Nearly all respondents either already use or plan to use spot crypto ETFs, though governance, operational, and reputational concerns remain the main barriers to larger allocations.
11:29
Google DeepMind has released its latest text-to-speech models, Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS and Gemini 3.8 Flash-Lite TTS. These models support over 100 languages, rank first in Hume AI's voice design benchmark, and hold the first and second positions, respectively, in the overall quality index. The new models allow users to generate custom character voices with precise control over accents and emotions on platforms such as Google AI Studio and the Gemini API. They also include built-in safety features, such as requiring verbal consent for voice replication and embedding SynthID watermarks in all AI-generated audio to prevent misinformation.
11:28
The invitation-only gathering, formerly known as the Virtual Currency Symposium, took place in September in San Antonio, Texas. Attendees included officials from the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), overseas investigators, and firms like Chainalysis and TRM Labs. Discussions covered illicit uses of virtual assets by cartels, in terrorist financing, cyber fraud, scams, and emerging hacks, including North Korean activity. The event aims to foster intelligence exchange and collaboration between industry and law enforcement, reflecting the growing reliance of authorities on crypto companies to trace illicit funds.
11:26
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a five-year order allowing fully-privileged tokenized stocks to trade on public blockchains, exempting them from stock exchange registration. The order creates a new type of "tokenized securities trading venue" that matches buyers and sellers through automated market maker (AMM) pools and is exempt from the definition of "exchange" under the Exchange Act, thus not subject to Regulation NMS rules. Trades can be settled on-chain, pools operate 24/7, stocks can be fractionalized, and stablecoins are supported as pairing assets for payments. Investors can hold tokens in their own wallets.
Since November 2025, the Solana ecosystem, through Superstate as transfer agent, has hosted tokenized common stock trading for Forward Industries on Orca, and by 2026, it carried over half of the tokenized equity trading volume. The order explicitly accepts token-level permission controls to meet access requirements, a feature Solana's token extensions have provided for a year. On the same day, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) also expanded its "no-action" exemption for self-custody wallets like Phantom, indicating regulators view software that does not touch user assets as not falling under traditional intermediary rules.
11:24
YouTube Music is introducing new AI-powered features to enhance music discovery, artist exploration, and podcast recommendations. These updates, announced at the "Made On YouTube" event, aim to make it easier for listeners to find content they might otherwise miss.
11:22
The U.S. Treasury stated that the operation aims to curb the recent rise in borrowing costs.
11:21
A new survey by the CFP Board reveals that clients of financial advisors are significantly worried about both short- and long-term costs, with 69% expressing increased concern over affordability in the past 12 months. A substantial 78% of clients are concerned about the long-term viability of Social Security, and 73% share similar worries regarding Medicare, both facing projected trust fund depletion. These concerns have led 29% of clients to make early withdrawals from retirement accounts and 20% to reduce or eliminate contributions. Despite these worries, most advisors do not expect the November elections to significantly impact clients' financial health.
11:18
The two-day meeting comes as relations between the U.S. and its traditional allies are increasingly strained over issues such as tariffs and defense spending, making it difficult for Washington to rally support to pressure China. The article points out that China has enhanced its influence by deepening global trade relations and imposing rare earth export controls, among other measures, and allies are increasingly reluctant to follow the U.S.
11:17
Russia attacked Ukraine on Wednesday, killing at least two people and injuring more than 30 in the capital Kyiv, with another four killed in the frontline Donetsk region. The attack occurred hours after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with former US President Donald Trump on Tuesday, where they discussed a potential energy-related bilateral ceasefire. Zelenskyy stated that Russia attacked civilian and critical infrastructure, including pharmaceutical facilities, gas stations, railways, and shopping centers, and requested increased supplies of Patriot air defense missiles from the United States. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on the same day that there is currently no basis for peace talks with Ukraine, but Russia remains open to negotiations, and President Vladimir Putin is willing to meet with Trump, though Zelenskyy would need to travel to Moscow. Previously, Trump had urged Zelenskyy on Sunday to stop attacking Russian oil refineries.
11:08
The Japanese energy company aims to provide cleaner fuel to the oil-reliant US state, planning to source liquefied natural gas from countries like Australia and Canada.
11:07
Bitcoin long liquidations mounted as BTC/USD briefly traded below $84,000, with analysis flagging key support levels to hold.
11:05
Thames Water’s senior creditors are preparing to write off more debt and put more money into the utility in a renewed effort to avoid the UK government taking temporary control.
10:59
The European Union has agreed to lift sanctions on two Russian billionaires, Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman, a move that has drawn strong criticism from Ukraine. Ukrainian Deputy Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha expressed anger, stating that Moscow was "celebrating." Diplomats noted that France had pushed for the lifting of restrictions on Usmanov, citing national security concerns. Hours after the EU lifted sanctions, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev ordered the pardon and release of French citizen Martin Ryan, who had been accused of espionage. Ryan denied the espionage charges and was one of 20 people pardoned by Aliyev. However, another French citizen, Anass Derraz, remains imprisoned in Azerbaijan on suspicion of receiving Russian bribes.
10:58
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio stated that the United States will continue to defend and ensure the Strait of Hormuz remains open. His remarks come amidst heightened tensions with Iran regarding the strait's status, following Iran's recent reiteration of conditions for its reopening and threats to block the waterway, which has caused oil prices to surge.
10:57
An Iranian senior official told Reuters that Tehran is reviewing the US response to its proposal to end hostilities. The official emphasized that Iran's key priorities are a permanent end to hostilities and the lifting of the US naval blockade.

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