Polygon Labs has added Solana to its Open Money Stack, enabling businesses to accept fiat deposits, hold stablecoins, route funds across Solana, Polygon, Ethereum and TRON, and make global bank payouts through one API. 💳 Token Terminal data cited by TronWeekly shows $5.76T in Solana stablecoin movement versus $6.94T on TRON over the reported period, highlighting the scale of cross-chain payment activity. 🚀 https://t.co/XZpA18hayg
Hyperliquid buys and burns 21,790 HYPE worth $1.75M in 24 hours, bringing cumulative burns to 49.69M tokens, or 4.97% of the maximum supply. 🔥 HYPE eyes a potential recovery toward $94, according to analyst Crypto Warrior, as buyers look to regain momentum after the recent sell-off. Sustained buying pressure remains key to the bullish outlook. 🚀 https://t.co/KgDmpgpLSM
🚨 El Salvador has secured $138M in IMF funding after receiving waivers for missed program targets linked partly to Bitcoin. The $1.4B IMF program now places greater emphasis on crypto transparency, tighter regulation and reduced government involvement in Bitcoin operations. 🇸🇻 The government can still hold BTC, but future accumulation and crypto activities face stricter conditions. https://t.co/RKYM0S4FGa
SUI is holding above $1 despite a modest pullback, while a new tokenization push adds another layer to its market narrative. 🔗 Sui has joined OpenAssets Inc. and DLF Decentralized Trust to bring the Open Tokenized Asset Standard into its ecosystem, targeting greater interoperability for tokenized assets. With SUI near $1.15, $0.98 remains the key level traders are watching. 📊 https://t.co/p4Gk0I1Zms
🚨 Michael Saylor proposes a “Bill of Digital Rights” covering digital-asset creation, issuance, custody, transfer and use. He backs self-custody, Bitcoin banking, tokenised securities, competitive digital dollars and simpler crypto compliance, arguing clearer rules could unlock broader adoption and capital formation. 🟠📜 https://t.co/R3veeT4nnp
🐕 DOGE is back inside its monthly bullish pennant after a false breakdown, keeping the continuation setup intact. 📈 MACD momentum is improving, while U.S. spot DOGE ETFs saw 11.74M DOGE ($1.17M) in inflows on Sept. 22. A breakout above the pennant could put $0.10 back in focus. 👀 https://t.co/eYHbEf9Vek
Bitcoin ETFs just posted $1.71B in combined net inflows over Monday and Tuesday, extending the streak to four sessions and pushing cumulative inflows above $2.3B. BlackRock’s IBIT led demand, while BTC climbed back above $86K and crossed the estimated $81,722 ETF investor cost basis. 🔥 ETF demand returns as BTC momentum builds. 🚀📈 https://t.co/kPGeZs8OZu
Arthur Hayes is framing the AI boom as a credit cycle, with Bitcoin caught in the middle. • AI labs slowing spending could expose weak demand and put more than $1T in AI-linked investment-grade debt under pressure. • Data centres, chips and cloud capacity could face stress if the compute race cools. • A government or Fed backstop could expand dollar liquidity and create a potential tailwind for Bitcoin. • Key signals: AI lab unit economics, data centre debt ratings, and Fed/Treasury action. ₿ Bitcoin’s upside, Hayes argues, could become asymmetric if AI-related losses are ultimately socialised. https://t.co/sOThRz3JJ9
🚨 CFTC expands regulatory relief for passive trading software. Staff Letter 26-25 lets qualifying software providers facilitate access to regulated derivatives without registering as introducing brokers, subject to conditions. That could open wider front-end access to regulated crypto perpetuals while keeping trades with registered venues. https://t.co/hhqavuD6p6
