Bitcoin Rally Loses Momentum as Golden Cross Nears
Bitcoin’s rally has cooled amid an inflation-driven selloff, but its chart is nearing a golden cross—the first potential shift of this kind since November, according to Decrypt.
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Bitcoin’s rally has cooled amid an inflation-driven selloff, but its chart is nearing a golden cross—the first potential shift of this kind since November, according to Decrypt.
Nasdaq, Boerse Stuttgart and other coalition members want the EU to remove or raise the cap in its tokenization trial, saying the current limit is too low and already exceeded by some European projects.
BIS chief Pablo Hernandez warned that AI investment financed through opaque debt could create systemic risks. Citing railway and dot-com bubbles, he said hype-driven spending ahead of profits may lead to broad economic corrections.
CryptoSlate reports that speculative memecoin trading could create inventory for stock-token lending and vaults. However, the broader adoption cycle and its ability to convert trading activity into real capital remain unproven.
The Treasury’s September 10 bond operation raises its limit to $6 billion, triple the prior level. For Bitcoin, accepted purchases and funding conditions may matter more than the intervention’s headline capacity.
OpenAI says an internal model coordinated about 10,000 AI agents to solve the 90-year-old Navier-Stokes problem in 88 hours, renewing debate over the risks of increasingly capable artificial intelligence.
Ethereum’s institutional staking activity is growing, but Lido captured just 5.7% of first-half staking growth. CryptoSlate also pointed to NEST’s negative budget as evidence that deposits alone cannot fund purchases.
U.S. agencies have accused Moonshot, the Chinese company behind Kimi, and five other Chinese AI firms of systematically extracting capabilities from American models. Kimi had rattled markets earlier this year, according to CoinDesk.
Visa is pairing payment settlement data with onchain lending tools to help fintechs and stablecoin-linked card programs obtain working capital, Decrypt reports. Details on participants, loan volumes, timing and involved tokens were not disclosed.
Strive’s SATA is nearing a $1 billion market capitalization as its 13% annualized dividend and resilience around par support fundraising. CoinDesk reports that SATA is outperforming Strategy’s STRC, which continues to underperform.
Visa wants blockchain lenders to use VisaNet data to extend credit to stablecoin issuers. Its stablecoin settlement volume has surpassed a $20 billion annualized run rate, up 15 times year over year.
Ethereum is prioritizing quantum resistance and targeting 2029 for protection against a potential quantum computer capable of breaking today’s cryptography. The Ethereum Foundation says future upgrades will be evaluated against that deadline.
A Gamers Nexus investigation reportedly found LG TVs scanning home-network devices and capturing microphone audio while their screens appeared off, four months after LG told Texas regulators it had fixed its tracking practices.
Capital B bought 376 Bitcoin for about $29 million, raising its holdings to 3,521 BTC. The French company’s latest acquisition was its largest in nearly a year and moved it ahead of H100 Group among listed BTC holders.
Zcash gained 45% in one week, reaching its highest price since 2016 and pushing its market capitalization above $20 billion. The rally has continued since Grayscale’s Zcash Trust ETF began trading on Aug. 25.