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Kalshi’s US web traffic climbed more than 1,500% in under a year, while trading volume grew faster. The surge comes as legal scrutiny of the platform’s sports contracts intensifies, Cointelegraph reported.
CoinDesk’s review of six years of bitcoin data found that the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report has not been a consistent major price mover for BTC, challenging assumptions about its impact on cryptocurrency markets.
CryptoSlate reports that perpetual contracts are moving from Bitcoin toward possible U.S. oil-market use, with a regulator seeking lawsuit dismissal and reported WTI plans testing the boundaries of American financial markets.
South Korea’s financial regulator has announced a three-phase roadmap for tokenized-asset issuance ahead of the country’s planned first tokenized securities framework, scheduled for adoption in February 2027.
Zcash briefly moved above $1,020 in a 20% rally to the $1,000 level. CoinDesk said the surge forced leveraged short positions out of the market, resulting in about $34 million in losses for short sellers.
FinCEN has tied $12.7 billion to crypto scams run from Asian compounds, Decrypt reports. Monthly reported sums rose 18% on average, while the operations now appear to be spreading beyond Southeast Asia.
AMC’s CEO criticized Robinhood’s tokenized stock offerings as unregulated in the US and said he would ask external securities counsel to request an investigation, according to Cointelegraph.
Bitcoin rose above $82,000 and crossed its 50-week moving average, a level Galaxy Research says ended four of five comparable bear markets. Confirmation requires a weekly close, while CryptoSlate warned of a possible move toward $62,000.
South Korean regulators are targeting February 2027 for a fully tokenized securities market under a phased distributed-ledger roadmap. The plan concludes with onchain stablecoin settlement, CoinDesk reported.
CryptoSlate reports that a Sept. 15 Senate procedural step and the House’s newly scheduled Sept. 17 departure leave limited time for the CLARITY Act, raising the prospect of action during a lame-duck session.
US Bitcoin ETFs attracted $730.9 million on Thursday, their strongest inflow since January, as BTC reclaimed $80,000. CryptoQuant nevertheless said fresh demand appeared weak and highlighted $83,000 as a key test.
Bitcoin ETFs attracted $731 million on Thursday, their largest daily inflow since January. Every fund rose almost 6%, while combined net assets topped $103 billion for the first time. BlackRock’s IBIT took well over half of the inflows.
