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OKX has announced a significant enhancement to its wallet services, allowing users to execute looping strategies without the need for manual transactions and compounding fees. This innovation enables users to select their loop count, assess projected returns and borrowing costs, and complete the entire borrow-swap-supply process in a single transaction. This simplification could attract more users to the platform and improve overall transaction efficiency. Source. What Happened The broader crypto market is currently experiencing mixed signals, with varying momentum across different assets. In this context, OKX’s announcement of streamlined looping strategies for wallet users stands out. This new feature not…

BitFuFu, a Bitcoin miner and cloud-mining provider, reported a 55.4% rebound in August production as additional capacity came online. Cloud-mining customers accounted for about three quarters of the extra output, while the company’s Bitcoin holdings increased by 59 $BTC. The unaudited Sept. 3 operating update put total production at 174 $BTC, up from 112 $BTC in July. Cloud-mining production rose from 40 to 86 $BTC, contributing 46 $BTC of the 62 $BTC increase. Self-mining added the remaining 16 $BTC, rising from 72 to 88 $BTC. That split matters for shareholders assessing BitFuFu’s decision to spend Bitcoin on future mining capacity.…

Hupzy reported significant activity from Mt. Gox, with 10,608 $BTC moved after being dormant for eight months. The tweet highlights two notable transfers: 185.5 $BTC sent to Kraken and 10,422 $BTC transferred to a new wallet, likely for future distribution. This unusual movement has attracted considerable attention in the cryptocurrency space, as detailed in Hupzy’s tweet. The Latest The broader cryptocurrency market is currently displaying mixed signals, and Mt. Gox’s recent activity adds another layer of complexity. Following a prolonged period of inactivity, the transfer of over 10,600 $BTC could lead to increased market volatility. As traders digest this information,…

Crypto and blockchain companies disclosed $292.35 million across 10 funding deals between Aug. 31 and Sep. 5, 2026. Félix led the week with a $200 million financing package that combined equity and debt, while bank-backed digital money network Cari secured $32.5 million. OpenReserve and Diameter Pay also attracted funding for regulated banking and stablecoin payment infrastructure. The weekly total includes Félix’s $113 million credit facility and therefore represents disclosed financing rather than pure venture capital. Data from DeFiLlama’s crypto raises database, CryptoRank, and company announcements showed that investors concentrated most of the week’s capital in stablecoin payments, remittances and tokenized…

CoinGecko, a cryptocurrency data and tracking platform, has announced the most searched cryptocurrencies by users in the last three hours. According to current data, USD.AI ($CHIP), Bitcoin ($BTC), and Plume ($PLUME) ranked in the top three of the platform’s trending list. CoinGecko data highlights the strong price movements recorded by USD.AI and Cysic (CYS) in the last 24 hours. USD.AI rose 21% in the last 24 hours, while Cysic increased by 49.1%. Humanity (H) also gained 16.6% in the same period. Bitcoin, on the other hand, saw more limited movement. The price of $BTC changed by 0.1% in the last…

The CLARITY Act has faced a new timing obstacle after House Republican leaders canceled eight voting days and scheduled the chamber to leave Washington on Sept. 17. House calendar leaves little time for the CLARITY Act House Majority Whip Tom Emmer’s office informed Republican members that leadership had removed the weeks of Sept. 21 and Sept. 28 from the voting calendar, cutting eight previously scheduled legislative days. Under the revised schedule, representatives will return after Labor Day for four voting days before leaving Washington on Sept. 17. The chamber is not expected to resume regular legislative work until after the…

Raydium has expanded LaunchLab to support trading between any token pair, with LaunchOnSF’s StonkFun becoming the first integration to use the new system on Solana. According to Raydium’s Sept. 7 announcement on X, LaunchLab can now pair a newly launched token with any quote token supported through Raydium, removing the fixed pairing structure used by many token launch platforms. Raydium said the upgrade brings more flexible token pairing, deeper liquidity and lower fees for memecoin trading. LaunchLab now supports any token pair on Raydium.The upgrade brings flexible pairing directly to Solana, with deeper liquidity, lower fees, and stronger meme-native trading.@LaunchOnSF…

A Bitcoin forum post published on Sept. 7, 2010, has resurfaced 16 years later after an early miner described a projected $5.68 electricity bill for mining a 50 $BTC block as “a net loser.” The calculation was genuine, but it did not mean that spending $5.68 guaranteed the miner a block. The figure represented an expected electricity cost based on the miner’s computing power, Bitcoin’s difficulty and the average time needed to find a valid block. The forum participant, using the name TTBit, measured a computer consuming 140 watts while producing about 2,200 kilohashes per second. A mining calculator estimated…

Japan’s spot Bitcoin ETF market could accumulate $18.4 billion, or around 3 trillion yen, by fiscal 2028. Following recent reports that Japan is preparing to launch its first such funds, fresh analysis by XWIN estimates that this ambitious forecast is not an exaggeration but a sober economic calculation. The projected $18.4 billion only appears enormous. In reality, it represents a modest 0.13% of the $14.6 trillion in savings held by Japanese households, much of which has historically remained idle in bank deposits. Relative to the size of Japan’s equity investment fund market, potential inflows into Bitcoin ETFs would amount to…

While the August non-farm payrolls data from the US presented a strong picture in the headlines, analysts noted that when one-off effects are removed, the underlying growth in the job market remains much more limited. Non-farm employment increased by 162,000 in August, significantly exceeding the market expectation of 56,000. Data for previous months was also revised upwards by a total of 55,000, while the July employment change was updated from a 23,000 decrease to a 21,000 increase. However, analysts noted that when the recovery in the entertainment and hospitality sectors and the temporary effects on public and education employment are…