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A pie chart from a Bitcoin conference account splits $157 trillion of global money into eight wedges and gives Bitcoin 1% of it. The dollar wedge matches the Fed's July M2 print exactly. The gold wedge does not match the tracker this desk checked.
BitMine Immersion bought 27,180 ETH in the week to 13 September, taking its holdings to 5,956,378 tokens, about 4.9% of the supply. The company values the position at $14.96 billion and has 85% of it staked.
Nasdaq 100 futures fell more than 1.5% after a weekend essay argued for slower AI development. Bitcoin traded around $78,200 and 94 of the CoinDesk 100 rose.
Britain's regulator is asking whether a token backed by a bar belongs inside the fund perimeter. London clears about 70% of over-the-counter gold volume.
Version 0.2.6 fixes a peer that could over-allocate fees during a splice and a payment-hash collision that left nodes unable to load their own state.
The UK-listed treasury firm sold all 669.4867 BTC in July for £31.9 million. A court fixed the payout at £30,718,881 and the London listing was cancelled on Monday.
Ledger's status page has shown Cosmos balances and transactions unavailable since Tuesday. The chain resumed blocks on Wednesday. The wallet has not.
An attacker minted 46.1 billion syBTC and realised about $336,000 from it. Symbiosis says it has 15 BTC back; its liquidity providers have no terms yet.
Ripple's stablecoin chief wants the treasurers it bought with GTreasury settling in RLUSD. Two accounts describe the $13 trillion behind that pitch differently.
Four sessions of net redemptions drained the US spot bitcoin funds while ether funds took in $216 million. The weekly totals published since do not agree.
A bundle of protocol fixes went live on XRPL mainnet with 31 of 35 validators behind it. The lending protocol it prepares for is still switched off.
Up to 60 of about 120 Swiss jobs go as software and back-office work moves to Bratislava and a new hub in Vietnam. Consultation closes on 20 September.
