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US stocks and bitcoin both finished higher on 11 September, the day August CPI landed. Odds of a Fed hike at the following week's meeting climbed past 85% as the rally ran. A viral market post read the session the other way.
An Instagram post put the Nikkei's 11 September fall at 3.1 percent. Trading Economics logged 1.93 percent for the same session, Sunday Guardian 2.86 percent and News On Japan 2.8 percent. The figures do not reconcile.
Bloomberg reported on Friday that UniCredit is choosing a technology partner for crypto custody and brokerage. The bank already holds about 16 percent of the Italian tokenization firm BlockInvest, a 4 million euro stake disclosed in April.
Headline inflation landed where economists expected. The monthly core reading did not, and bitcoin lost about $1,000 before clawing most of it back.
The party holding 598.5 BTC from the Liquid exploit asked for a 10% bounty. Blockstream called it theft and said it will not pay. Peg-outs are still off.
Coinbase is putting the Coinbase Wallet name back on the app it called Base App from July 2025. The pitch now is multichain trading, not the social feed.
ESMA's second risk report of the year says event contracts generally need an EU authorisation that Polymarket and Kalshi do not hold. No deadline is attached.
Arya.ag has a dedicated Avalanche Layer-1 for the warehouse receipts behind $1.3 billion of annual farm lending. Three banks are on it, and none is named.
Bitwise will liquidate BWOW, its Dogecoin ETF, on 22 October. Trading stops on 14 October, less than a year after the fund listed on NYSE Arca.
A Bitcoin Magazine post says 18% of Americans own crypto. The table beneath it is narrower: 176 current owners in a sample of 1,000 registered voters polled by Cygnal, or 17.6%. Other 2026 surveys land far apart.
A viral post says scientists want Bitcoin to serve as money between Earth and Mars. The paper behind it is real, but it went up on arXiv in August 2025. Its own light-delay figures contradict the post's graphic.
A viral Instagram carousel says Warren Buffett called Bitcoin dead at $600 exactly 12 years ago. CNBC and CoinDesk show the remarks came from two March 2014 interviews eleven days apart. The quote was trimmed as well.
