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19:08
As the European Commission’s MiCA review consultation closes, Europe must decide whether its crypto rulebook is protecting the market without making it too costly to build in.
19:06
President Trump hosted a luncheon at the White House on Tuesday with leaders from top AI companies including Google, Meta, SpaceX, NVIDIA, Palantir, Anthropic, and OpenAI, and signed a document titled "The White House Superintelligence Accord: A Joint Commitment to Frontier Responsibility." The document requires companies to establish internal model monitoring, ensure the effectiveness of control measures, cooperate with external audits, and set up independent board committees to oversee internal teams. However, CNBC analysis suggests that the outlook for AI safety is more uncertain than ever after the meeting, as Donald Trump firmly opposes government regulation, calling AI concerns a "scam," and the accord primarily emphasizes corporate self-regulation. Senator Mark Warner (D-Va.) expressed concern about this and has proposed legislation requiring rigorous testing and evaluation of AI technology. Donald Trump also announced at the meeting that "artificial intelligence" would be officially renamed "superintelligence."
19:05
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Sept. 1 proposed the first major update to its transfer-agent rules since the late 1970s. The proposal aims to modernize securities rules for the burgeoning world of tokenization, with Chair Paul Atkins noting the rules should reflect the use of “blockchain technology in connection with securities offerings and the transfer of shares.” Fairmint's Joris Delanoue argues this is a recognition of blockchain's power for record-keeping, but warns against repeating a “Paperwork Crisis” for the blockchain age if ownership data remains fragmented across multiple ledgers.
18:58
Standard Chartered forecasts ENA to gain 7x by the end of 2028, driven by Ethena's USDe buyback program. The program is set to activate when USDe supply reaches $7.5 billion; current USDe supply stands at $4.9 billion.
18:55
Chinese stock markets saw light trading ahead of the National Day holiday, with the total turnover of the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets falling to 1.41 trillion yuan on Tuesday, the lowest level since July 2025. Despite the People's Bank of China cutting the Pledged Supplementary Lending (PSL) rate and introducing other credit and mortgage support measures on Tuesday, market sentiment remained cautious. Hong Kong and mainland Chinese stocks saw slight gains on Wednesday, while Chinese blue-chip stocks continued to hover near a one-year low.
18:51
Chainlink (LINK) futures trading volume has significantly declined, with Binance's LINK/USDT market seeing a 60.75% drop to $286.1 million. OKX and Bybit also experienced decreases of 63.14% and 57.09% respectively, indicating a general decline in market participation. Despite this, LINK's price remains well above all major moving averages, suggesting the overall upward trend is intact, but traders should anticipate volatility after the rally.
18:48
Honeywell International Inc. has been awarded a $300 million contract by Dangote Oil Refinery and Petrochemicals Company to provide engineering services and technology for its planned refinery in Kenya.
18:42
Gate's BEN market recorded 92 liquidations following a scheduled dividend adjustment. Two self-identified Gate managers stated that a same-name asset error impacted 200 accounts, and balance displays are currently being restored.
18:40
Iran's government spokesperson announced on the 30th that Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi has received the US response to the proposal mediated by Qatar. According to informed sources, the US and Iran have no fundamental disagreement on the content of Iran's proposed "seven-day plan," with the main dispute centering on the sequence of implementing various measures. The plan aims to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, whose navigation status impacts crude oil and commodity markets.
18:37
Dan Ives, former head of tech research and a prominent analyst at Wedbush Securities, has launched the "Ives Ultra AI Opportunities" closed-end fund through his company, Yorkville Ives & Co. The fund plans to issue 20 million shares of common stock at $10 per share, aiming to raise a total of $200 million, to provide investors with access to unlisted AI companies. The fund will focus on private, late-stage AI companies in the U.S. and select non-U.S. regions, and plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "IVAI".
18:31
Metaplanet's independent directors defended the 10th series of share acquisition rights, an executive equity incentive plan that sparked shareholder dilution protests. In a letter dated September 29, the directors stated that management purchased these rights with personal funds at fair value when the company faced a financial crisis, viewing them as a restructuring investment and long-term incentive. This followed Metaplanet's September 11 decision to cut the potential equity pool by 41% to 188.2 million shares, cancel automatic adjustments after September 1, 2025, and increase phased exercise restrictions until 2031. However, the board's letter did not address CEO Simon Gerovich's exercise of 64 million shares before the September 11 adjustment, nor concerns regarding MMXX Ventures. Metaplanet's shares closed up 2% at 286 yen on Wednesday.
18:23
OpenAI has been sued by the non-profit Legal Advocates for Safe Science and Technology (LASST) in San Francisco Superior Court. The lawsuit alleges OpenAI's models launched a cyberattack against startup Hugging Face in July, violating the California Comprehensive Computer Data Access and Fraud Act. This appears to be the first publicly reported case seeking to hold an AI developer liable for an incident caused by rogue systems. LASST is seeking an injunction to prevent OpenAI's systems from unauthorized computer access. An OpenAI spokesperson stated the lawsuit is "completely without merit."
18:21
Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen nine consecutive days of inflows, totaling $3.1 billion. In contrast, Ether ETFs recorded a $3 million outflow on Tuesday, marking an end to seven days of net inflows. This follows an $8 million outflow from Zcash funds earlier in the week on Monday.
18:21
Bitcoin slipped 0.3% to about $83,700 early Wednesday, U.S. time, as traders await the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index, the Federal Reserve's favored inflation gauge, which is expected to show inflation quickened in August. A higher-than-expected inflation reading would add to rate-hike bets that have driven a bond selloff this month, sending 30-year Treasury yields to their highest since 2002. Brent crude rose above $103 a barrel, up about 14% in September. Micron Technology is scheduled to report earnings after the U.S. market close, serving as a test for AI-linked stocks.
18:15
Bitcoin's recent rally, which saw it climb to an eight-month high near $87,400 last week, is showing signs of weakening momentum, with market structure flipping from short squeeze to long risk. CryptoQuant data indicates spot demand contracted by approximately 170,000 BTC over the past 30 days, and US exchange-traded fund daily inflows declined by 97% last week, falling from around $1 billion to $31 million by September 28. Short-term traders' unrealized profit margin has reached 33%, the highest since December 2024, leading to significant profit-taking, including 25,700 BTC on September 22, the largest single-day total of 2026. Alphractal data reveals that the largest unliquidated positions are now concentrated on the long side, increasing the risk of forced selling if prices decline. Key support levels are around $80,000 (365-day moving average), $71,000 (200-day moving average), and $67,000 (traders' realized price).
18:15
Needham maintained its "Buy" rating and $250 price target for SpaceX, citing accelerating growth in its AI compute revenue. Announced compute deals are projected to reach an annualized revenue run rate of $54 billion, supporting management's goal of achieving $100 billion in total annualized recurring revenue by the end of 2026.
18:11
Stable announces Visa Direct integration for bank and mobile wallet payouts. Visa previously announced stablecoin funding and payout pilots, but Stable has not specified when its connection will be available or which markets it will cover.
18:10
Porsche CEO Michael Leiters stated that electric vehicles remain a part of the company's future, but their higher costs continue to pressure profit margins. The company is restructuring its business and plans to cut 9,000 jobs by 2035, following a 32% drop in deliveries in the Chinese market.

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