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The group has pitched its Digital Asset Treasury fund as a bridge between traditional capital and on-chain assets.

Bitcoin surfs volatility catalysts as key US macro data combines with increasing worries over a BTC price capitulation event. Bitcoin (BTC) starts the second week of September facing crucial resistance as traders maintain downside targets. Bitcoin price action coils below $112,000 over the weekend, but fears of a 10% correction or worse are mounting. CPI week is here again, and markets are wondering how large next week’s Federal Reserve interest-rate cut will be. Read more

Metaplanet has tripled its near-term goal and increased its 2026 objective nearly fivefold as Bitcoin's institutional adoption rose.

Hyperliquid is putting the USDH ticker to a validator vote, a step that analysts see as a governance push for its stablecoin strategy.

The lone miner earned 3.13 BTC mining block 913,632, marking the second independent mining success on the Bitcoin blockchain this month.

Dogecoin led a weekend rebound in altcoins as traders weighed U.S. jobs data and fresh ETF news, with TRON and XRP also edging higher.

El Salvador marked the fourth anniversary of its Bitcoin Law with a 21 BTC purchase, with holdings now worth $701 million.

Paolo Ardoino, CEO of Tether, the issuer of the largest stablecoin USDT, took to X on Sunday to refute claims about the firm selling its Bitcoin (BTC) to invest in gold. In his post, Ardoino wrote that “Tether didn’t sell any Bitcoin,” adding that: “While the world continues to get darker, Tether will continue to […] The post Tether CEO refutes claims that the firm sold Bitcoin and bought gold appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Despite record bitcoin treasury holdings, the sharp drop in average purchase size shows weakening institutional appetite, even as Taiwan's Sora Ventures prepares a $1 billion BTC Treasury fund.

“Dear Bitcoin Core, Bitcoin is and must remain censorship resistant.” That’s the promise, the battle, and the line in the sand drawn this week as Leonidas, the host of The Ordinal Show, weighs in on the raging Spam Wars, warning Bitcoin Core: “Any serious attempt by Bitcoin Core to tighten policy rules or censor Ordinals […] The post Open letter to Bitcoin Core: ‘Bitcoin is and must remain censorship resistant’ appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Lee Kwang-jae, the former Secretary-General of the South Korean National Assembly, says Seoul must make sure Korean won-pegged stablecoins are listed on overseas crypto exchanges like Binance and Coinbase. The post Ex-National Assembly Chief: South Korean KRW Stablecoins Must Trade on Binance appeared first on Cryptonews.

The Trump family fortune soared this week amid heightened volatility, but the price of ABTC and WLFI have since retraced by double-digits. The family of United States president Donald Trump grew their collective wealth by $1.3 billion this week amid the trading debut of mining company American Bitcoin (ABTC), and gains from World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol linked to the Trump family. World Liberty Financial has added $670 million to the Trump family’s net worth, and Eric Trump’s stake in ABTC, which he co-founded, was valued at over $500 million following the trading debut of ABTC on Wednesday, according to Bloomberg. The calculation measured the family’s net worth using market prices on Wednesday when shares of ABTC shot up to a high of $14 before collapsing by over 50% to a low of 6.24.  Read more

One of the largest crypto markets is preparing to enter a prominent stock index, following in the footsteps of industry peers.

According to recent data by Token Terminal, tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) are already nearing $300 billion, a milestone that was projected to be reached in 2030. An additional report by RedStone Finance found that RWAs on-chain could hit as much as $30 trillion by 2034. While most of the momentum is made up of stablecoins […] The post Tokenized assets are already nearing $300 billion led by stablecoins appeared first on CryptoSlate.

El Salvador was the first country to make Bitcoin legal tender, but it has since scaled back its Bitcoin laws and public sector involvement. El Salvador’s Bitcoin Office is celebrating “Bitcoin Day,” the anniversary of the Bitcoin (BTC) legal tender law taking effect in September 2021. The Bitcoin Office highlighted the country’s Bitcoin strategic reserve, which now holds 6,313 BTC, valued at over $702 million, and the new banking law, which allows BTC investment banks to serve sophisticated investors, in a Sunday X post. The government BTC agency also said 80,000 public servants have received a Bitcoin certification as of 2025, and added that El Salvador now hosts several public Bitcoin and artificial intelligence education programs. Read more

Santiment spotlighted the week’s biggest crypto drivers: U.S. revenue policy debates, institutional Bitcoin buys, and speculation on a Federal Reserve rate cut. 

In the spirit of no stupid questions, Bitcoin influencer Crypto Tea released a post on X that many people are wondering but haven’t said out loud. If previously dormant whales can crash the BTC price by selling $2 billion in BTC, why doesn’t a year of relentless buying pressure to the tune of over $80 […] The post If selling $2 billion crashes the BTC price, why doesn’t buying $83B send it to space? appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Ethereum revenue and network fees continue to dwindle, prompting debate about the layer-1 blockchain network’s financial fundamentals. Ethereum revenue, the share of network fees that accrue to Ether (ETH) holders as a result of token burns, dropped by about 44% in August, even amid all-time high ETH prices. Revenue for August totaled over $14.1 million, down from July’s $25.6 million, according to Token Terminal. The drop occurred amid ETH rallying by 240% since April and ETH hitting an all-time high of $4,957 on August 24. Network fees also dropped by about 20% month-over-month, falling from about $49.6 million in July to about $39.7 million in August. Read more

Binance holds $44.2 billion in stablecoins, with USDT at $37.1 billion and USDC more than doubling from $3.0 billion to $7.1 billion since the start of 2025.

With Ethereum hovering near all-time highs, there’s an easy way to rack up free ETH—a tiny bit at a time—by playing games.