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September 2, 04:00 — Crypto market real-time news in the early hours

I. Market Quick Updates

1. Major coins broadly fall and probe lower
As of 04:00, the global crypto total market cap is $2.58 trillion, down 2.76% over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin is trading at $76,939, down 2.63% in 24 hours, with an intraday low touching the $77,060 level; Ethereum breaks below the $2,400 integer mark and is now at $2,398, down 2.4% over 24 hours; major coins such as SOL, XRP, and BNB also slide in sync by 2%-3%.
2. Ongoing contract deleveraging
In the past 24 hours, the total net liquidation across the entire network is about $239 million; long liquidations account for as much as 82.9%. In just 60 minutes, more than $100 million in positions were liquidated in a concentrated sweep. Bitcoin futures open interest is 109.6K, the long/short ratio is 1.23, and the funding rate remains positive at 0.0052%. Selling pressure is mainly driven by spot position closures, with no extreme negative funding rates observed.

II. Industry Headliners

1. 21 international banks jointly announce stablecoin issuance
Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Citibank, Deutsche Bank, UBS, and 21 other top global financial institutions jointly announced on the evening of September 1 that they will establish a joint venture. The plan is to launch a USD-denominated stablecoin in the first half of 2027, and to expand long-term into G7 currencies such as the euro. It will cover scenarios including cross-border payments and institutional settlement—an important milestone for traditional finance entering the crypto space.
2. Ethereum ETF sees net inflows for 11 consecutive days
U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded a daily net inflow of $87.68 million. BlackRock’s ETHA contributed $59.94 million. Institutional capital continues to build positions in Ethereum at lower levels, and the net inflow trend has now extended for 11 trading days.

III. On-chain & Ecosystem Developments

1. Institutional “whale” continues to accumulate ETH
On-chain monitoring data shows that a certain institutional address has again withdrawn 5,100 ETH from OKX (about $12.3 million). Since August 29, this whale has accumulated over 42,000 ETH across three addresses, indicating that the institution’s offline accumulation actions are ongoing.
2. DeFi security incidents keep coming
The Injective protocol suspended operations for about 4 hours due to a binary options vulnerability; stolen assets are estimated at about $4.9 million. In the Solana ecosystem, the AMM protocol Aquifer was attacked, with losses of approximately $2.5 million. In the Sui ecosystem, the DeFi protocol Full Sail announced it is stopping operations due to oracle-related issues.

📢 US stocks see a “black opening” in September: oil prices and US Treasury yields rise together, putting pressure on high-risk assets
On September 1, the first trading day of the month, all three major US stock indexes opened lower. The Dow fell 0.64%, the S&P 500 dropped 0.71%, and the Nasdaq fell 1.31%. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index once fell by more than 3%. Intel and Qualcomm both slid nearly 3%, while AMD and Meta fell more than 2%. Tesla, Alibaba, and Nvidia fell nearly 2%. $NVDAB $TSLAB
The core factor weighing on the market is that oil prices and global bond yields are moving higher in tandem. Brent crude broke through $92 per barrel during the session. With growing concerns about the situation in the Middle East and disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, the market worries that energy prices and inflation will rise further, strengthening expectations for the Federal Reserve to raise rates. Currently, CME “FedWatch” shows the probability of a 25-basis-point rate hike in September to 3.75%-4.00% has risen to 66%.
Paul Ciana, a technical strategist at Bank of America, said that the upward breakout in the S&P 500 that began in August remains intact, but only if it holds above 7,500. Meanwhile, neither the RSI nor the MACD has confirmed the recent price highs, indicating that upside momentum is weakening. Ciana added that seasonal headwinds, election uncertainty, and rising front-end Treasury yields are presenting greater challenges to the market. Higher yields increase the risk that the stock market enters consolidation rather than accelerating higher.
Miller Tabak strategist Matt Maley also warned that the stock market had previously been able to ignore rising yields, but that doesn’t mean the pressure from high yields won’t eventually show up. JPMorgan believes that rising yields don’t necessarily become an insurmountable obstacle for a bull market, as they may reflect stronger momentum in economic activity.

September 1, 09:00 — Latest Positive Crypto News

1. Broad market rallies as sentiment warms up; Arbitrum leads the market

As of 9:00, the global crypto market’s 24-hour gain stands at 1.7%, with total market cap rebounding to $2.73 trillion. 91% of coins are in the green. Bitcoin is holding above the $78,700 level, with Ethereum also steady. The DeFi sector is surging: Arbitrum (ARB) is up nearly 30% over 24 hours, Curve DAO is up more than 15%, and Uniswap is up nearly 10%. Clear signals indicate that capital has returned to high-volatility, high-flexibility targets.

2. Institutional buy orders return: Strategy resumes adding; spent $370 million to buy BTC on the dip last week

Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, restarted Bitcoin accumulation for the first time since late June. From August 24 to 30, it bought 4,603 BTC at an average price of $80,318, totaling roughly $370 million. The firm’s signal for institutional “buying the dip” provides support at the bottom for the market.

3. CZ delivers a major statement: The industry has already survived the harshest winter; fundamentals are healthy

In an interview with CZ at the Bitcoin Asia 2026 summit on September 1, he said clearly that the crypto industry has gone through its most difficult cycle. Technology and user understanding have matured. With the global trend toward easing regulation, the industry is set for an even larger wave of growth. He also expressed optimism about the long-term potential of RWA asset tokenization and Hong Kong’s Web3 innovation sandbox, noting that confidence among leading industry players has been significantly restored.

4. A billion-scale traffic entry point goes live: Telegram Gram wallet opens for public testing

Telegram’s non-custodial native wallet Gram has opened testing to select users. Over the coming weeks, it will be gradually rolled out to the platform’s full base of more than 1 billion users. As the native crypto entry point of the world’s largest messaging tool, it will significantly lower participation barriers for everyday users—bringing fresh user inflow to the industry.

5. RWA milestone: BUIDL retakes the crown as the world’s largest tokenized U.S. Treasury product

The tokenized U.S. Treasury product BUIDL’s asset size has rebounded to $2.8 billion. At the end of August, it officially surpassed its competitor and reclaimed its position as the world’s largest tokenized U.S. Treasury product. This marks continued warming demand in the RWA sector and ongoing institutional capital deployment into on-chain real-world assets.

6. Retail sentiment leading indicator: South Korea’s “kimchi premium” returns

Bitcoin is seeing a renewed premium in the South Korean market. The “kimchi premium,” a key benchmark for Asian retail risk appetite, has reappeared after several days. This suggests that retail buying sentiment is gradually recovering. Historically, this signal often corresponds to the start of a window for periodic market rebounds. #美股收跌亚马逊遭FTC起诉

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Do you think a 25% surge in August means the bull market is back? On September 1st, the first blade is cutting precisely full-position long holders.

As of September 2nd (live):
BTC hit a low of 76,762, ETH broke below 2,400, and SOL fell below 100;

In the past 24 hours, total liquidations across the entire network exceeded $200 million. Longs account for 80%+, and in one hour alone, more than $100 million was liquidated.

Escalation in the US-Iran conflict → oil prices jump → US Treasury yields break 4.8% → rate-hike expectations at the Fed spike to 66%+ — risk assets get hammered across the board.

But the most bizarre part isn’t the drop—it’s that while the price falls, institutions are buying:

Spot BTC ETF net inflows of $216 million in a single day; IBIT alone takes 95% of it;

ETH ETF has been drawing in funds for 11 straight days;

giant whales have scooped up 73,000 BTC over 60 days.

Retail hands in their guns—institutions take the deliveries. This isn’t a collapse; it’s turnover.
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