USDD, a fully decentralized stablecoin pegged to the US dollar, has officially been deployed natively on Ethereum, the largest Layer 1 blockchain. Tron founder Justin Sun celebrated the milestone, noting that users now have a fully decentralized stablecoin option on Ethereum. The decentralized stablecoin USDD has finally arrived on Ethereum! From now on, everyone has …
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The deal with Vine Hill Capital, which values CoinShares at $1.2 billion, will allow the company to be listed on the US Nasdaq Stock Market.
U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs have posted about $1 billion in net outflows, days after taking in roughly $1.4 billion during the prior week. The swing centers on primary market creations and redemptions that have become the main conduit for institutional ETH exposure in the U.S. Per SoSoValue’s U.S. ETH ETF dashboard, cumulative net outflows across […]
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The SEC’s proposed generic listing standards could streamline crypto ETF approvals from 240 days to just 60-75 days, opening doors for altcoin funds.
Eightco's strategic pivot to Worldcoin could redefine digital asset reserves, influencing broader market adoption and trust in crypto initiatives.
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The deal values CoinShares at $1.2 billion pre-money, positioning it as one of the largest publicly traded digital asset managers.
Nasdaq filed a rule change to allow tokenized versions of listed stocks and ETFs to trade on the order book used by traditional shares.
Grayscale Investments has filed fresh paperwork with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), seeking to convert its Chainlink Trust into an exchange-traded fund ETF). The filing, submitted Sept. 5, would allow the $28.7 million vehicle to trade on NYSE Arca under the ticker GLNK once approved. The company said the shift is designed to […]
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Solana (SOL) was also among the top performers, gaining 4.5% over the weekend.
This partnership could significantly influence digital trust systems and reshape treasury strategies by integrating blockchain technology.
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BMNR also announced a $20 million investment in Eightco Holdings (OCTO), which plans to hold worldcoin (WLD) as its primary treasury asset.
Crypto markets head into what could be a regime-setting macro week as “this week could reshape everything for the Fed and markets,” warned the @_Investinq account in a weekend thread that laid out a dense sequence of US macro catalysts landing between Tuesday and Friday. While the posts weren’t about crypto per se, the chain of events they describe—labor‐market revisions, wholesale and consumer inflation, jobless claims, energy inventories, and consumer expectations—map almost one-for-one onto the key drivers of the US dollar and Treasury yields. Those, in turn, are the two macro levers that most reliably move digital assets, with bitcoin historically trading inversely to both the dollar and real yields. Crypto Volatility Alert: Fed’s Make-Or-Break Data Week Is Here The week opens with an unusually consequential Tuesday: at 10:00 a.m. ET on September 9, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics will publish its preliminary benchmark revision to March 2025 payrolls alongside the QCEW. This is the annual “fact check” of the establishment survey that anchors jobs data to unemployment-insurance tax records covering more than 95% of payroll jobs. BLS has already flagged the timing; outside research shops have spent weeks priming markets for a significant down-adjustment. Goldman Sachs estimates a reduction on the order of 550,000 to 950,000 jobs for the twelve months through March 2025—potentially the largest 12-month markdown since 2010—an expectation echoed across several market digests and news outlets. Related Reading: Crypto Bull Run: Probability Of Fed Rate Cuts In September Almost At 100% The context matters: last year’s preliminary benchmark for March 2024 carved 818,000 jobs off previously reported totals, the biggest hit since the Great Financial Crisis, and it drove a reassessment of labor momentum into the fall. @_Investinq framed it this way: “Think of it as a yearly ‘fact check’ on job growth.” For crypto, a sizable downward revision would validate the “growth-is-slowing” narrative now feeding rate-cut bets into the September FOMC, a backdrop that has historically coincided with softer USD and more supportive cross-asset liquidity. Wednesday morning brings the wholesale inflation check. July’s Producer Price Index re-accelerated to +0.9% m/m and +3.3% y/y, with “final demand” goods up 0.7% and services up 1.1%; the BLS singled out a near 39% jump in fresh and dry vegetable prices and noted that financial services, lodging, and airfares contributed to the services surge. Under the hoods, “core PPI” ex-food and energy rose 0.9% m/m and 3.7% y/y, while the broader trimmed core (excluding food, energy and trade services) advanced 0.6% m/m and 2.8% y/y. @_Investinq cautioned: “Both goods and services are running hot, making it harder for the Fed to dismiss inflation.” Another firm print for August PPI would stiffen the dollar, push up yields, and typically pressure rate-sensitive risk assets—including high-beta crypto. Conversely, a cool-down would ease those headwinds. The August PPI is due Wednesday, Sept. 10 at 8:30 a.m. ET. Energy is the second macro input mid-week. The EIA Weekly Petroleum Status Report hits Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. ET. Draws in crude stocks tend to push oil higher at the margin; higher energy costs feed directly into headline inflation and indirectly into core via transport and production costs. That’s not a crypto-specific datapoint, but it shapes inflation expectations and, by extension, real-yield dynamics that crypto trades against. All Eyes On The CPI The main event is Thursday’s Consumer Price Index, the last inflation read before the Fed’s September 16–17 meeting. In July, headline CPI rose +0.2% m/m and +2.7% y/y, while core CPI ticked up to 3.1% y/y from 2.9%, with sticky categories including shelter, healthcare, recreation, and auto insurance offsetting cheaper energy. “This CPI is the final inflation report before the September Fed meeting,” @_Investinq reminded followers. The August CPI lands Thursday, Sept. 11 at 8:30 a.m. ET. A softer-than-expected print would strengthen the case for a larger policy move, while a surprise re-acceleration—particularly in services—could cap a dovish reaction even if the Fed still cuts. For digital assets, the sign of the surprise matters: cool CPI tends to mean a weaker dollar and flatter real yields, both historically constructive for Bitcoin and the entire crypto market; hot CPI often does the opposite and usually hits altcoins hardest. Also Thursday at 8:30 a.m. ET, weekly jobless claims arrive—a high-frequency pulse on labor slack. “Low claims = strong labor = hawkish Fed. Rising claims = cracks in labor = dovish tilt,” as the @_Investinq thread put it. Markets increasingly treat this series as a tie-breaker when inflation is ambiguous. Officially, the Labor Department’s unemployment-insurance release hits every Thursday morning at 8:30. Friday closes with the University of Michigan preliminary September sentiment and inflation expectations at 10:00 a.m. ET. August sentiment fell to 58.2 (final) from 61.7, while 1-year inflation expectations rose to 4.8%, up from 4.5% in July—what the @_Investinq thread labeled a “toxic combo” of weaker mood and firmer expectations. Related Reading: Spot Crypto Trading Gets Major Green Light From US Regulators The Fed watches expectations closely because they tend to shape wage/price behavior; for crypto, higher expected inflation can be a double-edged sword: if it lifts yields and the dollar it’s a near-term drag, but in more extreme risk-off episodes it has also coincided with flows into “anti-debasement” narratives around BTC and gold. FOMC Looms Over Crypto All of this lands in a Fed blackout window ahead of the September decision. The FOMC calendar confirms a September 16–17 meeting, and after Friday’s soft jobs report (nonfarm payrolls +22,000, unemployment 4.3%), several banks moved to price in a cut, with some houses openly debating 25 vs 50 basis points depending on the CPI/PPI path this week. That debate is exactly why “a small decimal swing here could shift trillions,” as @_Investinq put it. From a crypto-specific lens, the distinction matters: a standard 25 bps cut with benign inflation likely weakens the dollar modestly and supports Bitcoin and crypto on the margin; a surprise-large 50 bps cut on the heels of large jobs revisions would underscore growth risk and could flatten the entire curve. The immediate setup therefore looks binary for crypto assets. If Tuesday’s benchmark revision is large and Thursday’s CPI cools, the “USD down / yields down” impulse that crypto likes could reassert into the FOMC, potentially reinforcing a swing back to net inflows into crypto asset funds after episodic outflows in late August. If, however, PPI and CPI print hot, expect the dollar bid to harden, real yields to back up, and the pressure to fall disproportionately on high-beta altcoins while bitcoin’s relative strength—and spot ETF demand—acts as a cushion. As @_Investinq summarized, “This week isn’t just data, it’s the Fed’s last look before September… and markets will trade every decimal.” For crypto, that translation is straightforward: every tenth of a percentage point in PPI/CPI and every hundred thousand jobs in the benchmark revision will be read through the dollar–yields prism and priced first into BTC liquidity, then into altcoin beta. The calendar is set; the pivots will be macro. At press time, the total crypto market cap stood at $3.82 trillion. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
Nasdaq has filed for a rule change with the SEC that would allow regulated exchanges in the US to trade tokenized stocks.
The Solana crypto is riding an ascending trendline on the daily chart, mesmerizing traders while it continues to attract institutional attention. Just recently, the SOL price reacted strongly to the latest announcement from Forward Industries Inc. The company disclosed a $1.65 billion private placement in cash and stablecoins dedicated to building a Solana-based treasury strategy, …
DOGE is up 7% in the past 24 hours as anticipation of a spot ETF launch builds.
Forward Industries’ (FORD) stock price more than doubled after the company revealed plans to launch a $1.65 billion Solana treasury program. The rally followed news that Forward Industries had secured private placement commitments in cash and stablecoins from several industry giants, including Galaxy Digital, Jump Crypto, Multicoin Capital, and C/M Capital Partners, LP, one of […]
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The firm Monday announced a modest acquisition of 136 BTC.
CoinShares is set to move its listing to a U.S. exchange through a merger with special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Vine Hill Capital and a new entity, Odysseus Holdings. The deal values CoinShares at $1.2 billion. Shareholders of CoinShares may hold up to 91.6% of the merged company. A $50 million private placement is also …
Forward Industry’s $1.6 billion SOL corporate treasury would be nearly triple the size of the largest existing Solana reserve.
Nasdaq has submitted an official filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to enable the listing and trading of tokenized stocks on its exchange. This move aims to bring blockchain technology into the traditional stock market, allowing investors to trade digital, blockchain-based versions of company shares. If approved, this would be a major …
Europe’s largest digital asset manager by market share will shift its listing from Sweden to Nasdaq.
Bernstein initiated coverage on the Peter Thiel-backed crypto firm Bullish, setting an initial price target of $60 — 15% to the upside.
The exchange had suspended most services in January 2025 due to operating without proper registration under anti-money laundering rules.
Nasdaq's move could revolutionize securities trading, potentially increasing market efficiency and accessibility while posing regulatory challenges.
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El Salvador’s President, Nayib Bukele, celebrated the nation’s fourth anniversary of the Bitcoin Law by purchasing around $2.3 million worth of Bitcoin. The country not only expanded its Bitcoin holdings to over $700 million but also proved its pro-crypto stance by continuing its BTC integration. El Salvador Expands Bitcoin Holdings On Sunday, El Salvador bought …
More than 530,000 new users verified in the past seven days, the highest jump in weeks, lifting the total above 33.5 million.
Grayscale's ETF conversion could enhance Chainlink's market presence, potentially influencing broader crypto ETF adoption and regulatory frameworks.
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Backpack EU has launched as one of Europe’s first fully regulated cryptocurrency exchanges offering perpetual futures trading. Licensed under the MiFID II framework and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), Backpack EU provides over 40 trading pairs with up to 10x leverage. Following its acquisition of FTX EU, the platform aims to …
Fidelity introduced the Fidelity Digital Interest Token (FDIT), an Ethereum-based tokenized share of the U.S. Treasury securities and cash equivalents, on August 4, 2025. This marks Fidelity’s official entry into the landscape of tokenized real-world assets (RWAs). Earlier this month, the funds have spiraled to over $200M in assets. However, there has been minimal investor participation so far. Records show that only two holders have been identified so far — one holds almost $1M in tokens, and the other manages the rest. While Fidelity hasn’t made any official announcement yet, the Institution’s earlier SEC filing may have laid the groundwork for this launch. Nonetheless, this step signals its growing interest in real-world asset (RWAs) tokenization. And it certainly paves the way for more crypto adoption from institutions and retail users alike. As the past has shown, this often translates to positive chart action from altcoins, and one in particular, Best Wallet Token ($BEST), is making waves now. What Is Fidelity Digital Interest Token and Why Is It a Big Move? FDIT is an ERC-20 token that offers 24/7 transferability and several other exclusive features tailored for institutional investors. It invests in short-duration U.S. Treasury securities via the underlying OUSG token. Since its launch in August 2025, the Bank of New York Mellon has held the FDIT’s assets, ensuring traditional financial oversight. FDIT charges an annual management fee of 0.20% with no performance fees and is currently available exclusively to institutional investors. The FDIT launch positions Fidelity alongside prominent asset managers, such as BlackRock and Franklin Templeton, in the tokenized treasury market. Fidelity’s token launch also marks the integration of blockchain technology into the traditional finance sector—a trend that improves liquidity, transparency, and increases operational efficiency. Evolving Landscape of Tokenized Finance – Telling Story for Crypto According to recent trends from Token Terminal, tokenized real-world assets have surpassed $300B, a milestone expected to be reached by 2030. Another report by RedStone states that RWAs on-chain could reach up to $30T by 2034. Furthermore, the recent FDIT launch signals the growing trust in Ethereum-based financial products. These trends, along with FDIT’s choice of Ethereum, reassure investors that it can handle serious, institutional-grade assets while also acting on the strong crypto vision many others (like Strategy) are sharing. Additionally, government-backed bonds, such as Ondo USDY and BUIDL fund, and other tokenized money-market funds, have joined the bandwagon alongside gold-backed tokens. Ultimately, this highlights that traditional finance is embracing blockchain technology. This union lays a strong bullish landscape for Ethereum-based projects. Building on this momentum, the Best Wallet Token ($BEST) presale gives investors the best entryway to a growing Ethereum ecosystem. Let’s see why. Best Wallet Token: Get In Early on Ethereum’s Next Wave Best Wallet Token ($BEST) is the utility token of Best Wallet, a non-custodial crypto wallet. The software-based wallet lets you buy, hold, and sell tokens on six major chains: Bitcoin Solana Ethereum Base Chain Binance Smart Chain Polygon Staking is coming soon, according to the roadmap, alongside market intel analytics, 60+ chain support, and even a Best Card for fiat transactions. Most importantly, Best Wallet is the only crypto wallet that lets you buy the best crypto presales from your mobile. No need to visit external sites! Joining the presale gives you access to premium features, like reduced transaction fees, higher staking rewards, and community governance in a DAO ecosystem. Early $BEST token adopters could indirectly benefit from the expansion of blockchain-based financial products. Additionally, you can become part of a growing community that could reshape the crypto wallet and DeFi industry as we know it. The presale has raised over $15.6M so far, with a $70K whale buy on September 2 that indicates growing retail interest. The token is currently $0.025605 but our Best Wallet Token price prediction forecasts a price of $0.05106175 by the end of 2026, almost a 2x purely by holding the token. The presale concludes by December 31, 2025, or once all the tokens are sold. So, there’s still time to buy one of the best altcoins of 2025. To buy Best Wallet Token, visit the official presale page or read our ‘How to Buy $BEST’ guide! Takeaways: FDIT’s Launch Speaks Volumes of the Growing Industry Fidelity’s FDIT launch reflects the growing institutional confidence in Ethereum-based financial products, emphasizing the potential of tokenized assets and their ability to transform traditional finance. As blockchain adoption gains momentum, investors are exploring early-stage investment opportunities like Best Wallet Token ($BEST), which capitalizes on the nascent stage of blockchain adoption. But remember that crypto is volatile, and this is not financial advice. Do your own research! Authored by Aaron Walker, NewsBTC – https://www.newsbtc.com/news/tokenization-market-300b-fidelity-launch-best-wallet-token