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Summary of the past 3 hours · 19:48 28/09/2026
1. Strategy buys an additional 1,665 Bitcoin, bringing total holdings to 847,666 $BTC
The company spent about 142.7 million USD to buy more Bitcoin during the period from September 21 to 27. At present, the organization holds a total of 847,666 BTC at an average purchase price of 75,437 USD per coin. (Source: The Block, Wu Blockchain (X), Crypto Briefing)
2. Citi partners with Coinbase to roll out stablecoin payments for institutions
This partnership aims to integrate stablecoin payment solutions into Citi’s wider payment network to serve institutional customers. The move helps optimize fiat deposit/withdrawal operations and cross-border payments while potentially boosting adoption of the Ethereum network. (Source: Wall Street Journal, Crypto Briefing, The Defiant)
3. Bitget resumes Bitcoin withdrawal services after the hack
The exchange restored BTC withdrawals starting September 30 after an attack that took about 388 million USD last week. The schedule for restoring other assets such as $ETH và USDT will be carried out gradually and is expected to be completed on October 2. (Source: Unchained, Cointelegraph, The Defiant)
4. THORChain rejects a request to block the hacker’s wallet from Bitget
The protocol asserts decentralization and, by design, does not censor specific wallet addresses. Bitget’s side requested blocking wallets related to the theft of 387.5 million USD but was denied to protect the protocol’s original integrity. (Source: CoinDesk, Unchained)
The crypto market is receiving positive signals as major institutions continue accumulating Bitcoin and as regulations ease regarding token buybacks from the SEC. However, macroeconomic pressures from rising oil prices and the risk of a downturn remain factors that need close monitoring because they could cause sharp volatility in risky assets. Investors should pay attention to US economic data and the next actions of central banks this week.
Source: The Block, Wu Blockchain (X), Crypto Briefing, Investing.com, Wall Street Journal, The Defiant, Unchained, Cointelegraph, CoinDesk
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Summary of the past 3 hours · 19:48 28/09/2026
1. Strategy buys an additional 1,665 Bitcoin, bringing total holdings to 847,666 $BTC
The company spent about 142.7 million USD to buy more Bitcoin during the period from September 21 to 27. At present, the organization holds a total of 847,666 BTC at an average purchase price of 75,437 USD per coin. (Source: The Block, Wu Blockchain (X), Crypto Briefing)
2. Citi partners with Coinbase to roll out stablecoin payments for institutions
This partnership aims to integrate stablecoin payment solutions into Citi’s wider payment network to serve institutional customers. The move helps optimize fiat deposit/withdrawal operations and cross-border payments while potentially boosting adoption of the Ethereum network. (Source: Wall Street Journal, Crypto Briefing, The Defiant)
3. Bitget resumes Bitcoin withdrawal services after the hack
The exchange restored BTC withdrawals starting September 30 after an attack that took about 388 million USD last week. The schedule for restoring other assets such as $ETH và USDT will be carried out gradually and is expected to be completed on October 2. (Source: Unchained, Cointelegraph, The Defiant)
4. THORChain rejects a request to block the hacker’s wallet from Bitget
The protocol asserts decentralization and, by design, does not censor specific wallet addresses. Bitget’s side requested blocking wallets related to the theft of 387.5 million USD but was denied to protect the protocol’s original integrity. (Source: CoinDesk, Unchained)
The crypto market is receiving positive signals as major institutions continue accumulating Bitcoin and as regulations ease regarding token buybacks from the SEC. However, macroeconomic pressures from rising oil prices and the risk of a downturn remain factors that need close monitoring because they could cause sharp volatility in risky assets. Investors should pay attention to US economic data and the next actions of central banks this week.
Source: The Block, Wu Blockchain (X), Crypto Briefing, Investing.com, Wall Street Journal, The Defiant, Unchained, Cointelegraph, CoinDesk
$SOL
