September 4 【Crypto Yesterday’s News Roundup】
1️⃣ Waller releases a dovish signal; BTC (+4.29%) reclaims $80,000
Federal Reserve Governor Waller said that if inflation continues to cool, he is inclined to keep interest rates unchanged in September. Rate-hike expectations fell, and BTC briefly broke through $81,000.
2️⃣ The SEC proposes allowing blockchain to serve as the official record for U.S. securities ownership
The SEC has proposed rule changes to push blockchain into traditional securities registration systems, bringing stock tokenization compliance further into reach.
3️⃣ Polymarket officially launches perpetual contracts
Supports assets such as Crypto, stocks, and commodities, with up to 20x leverage. Prediction markets are evolving into a broader trading platform.
4️⃣ Revolut receives conditional approval for a U.S. National Bank charter
This crypto-friendly fintech firm plans to enter the U.S. banking market and is considering launching its own stablecoin, further blending traditional finance with Crypto.
5️⃣ Strive accelerates BTC accumulation, aiming to become the world’s second-largest publicly listed BTC holder by year-end
The company currently holds 23,156 BTC and has potential additional funding of about $1.4 billion to continue buying BTC.
1️⃣ Waller releases a dovish signal; BTC (+4.29%) reclaims $80,000
Federal Reserve Governor Waller said that if inflation continues to cool, he is inclined to keep interest rates unchanged in September. Rate-hike expectations fell, and BTC briefly broke through $81,000.
2️⃣ The SEC proposes allowing blockchain to serve as the official record for U.S. securities ownership
The SEC has proposed rule changes to push blockchain into traditional securities registration systems, bringing stock tokenization compliance further into reach.
3️⃣ Polymarket officially launches perpetual contracts
Supports assets such as Crypto, stocks, and commodities, with up to 20x leverage. Prediction markets are evolving into a broader trading platform.
4️⃣ Revolut receives conditional approval for a U.S. National Bank charter
This crypto-friendly fintech firm plans to enter the U.S. banking market and is considering launching its own stablecoin, further blending traditional finance with Crypto.
5️⃣ Strive accelerates BTC accumulation, aiming to become the world’s second-largest publicly listed BTC holder by year-end
The company currently holds 23,156 BTC and has potential additional funding of about $1.4 billion to continue buying BTC.