
Bitcoin Holds Near $78,000 as an AI Warning Hits Chip Stocks
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.
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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.

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.

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.

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.

An email from a real government domain asked Revolut for customer data and the bank complied. Passports, selfies and full bitcoin transaction histories went out.

Brian Armstrong told Bloomberg Television on 10 September that bitcoin's cycle low is already in, with the price near $78,000. A viral Instagram post builds a 2022 parallel on top of the call, and its central figure does not hold up.

The Series 10 pool falls from 319.5 million potential shares to 188.2 million, lifting bitcoin per diluted share about 8.8%. Shareholders had asked for more.

An Instagram deck prices the flippening at $214,000 per BTC for the pound and $2.8 million for the yuan. Checked against July and August M2 data and ECB reference rates, four of its six figures come close. The yen slide is the one that does not reconcile.

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.

Headline inflation landed where economists expected. The monthly core reading did not, and bitcoin lost about $1,000 before clawing most of it back.

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.