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Bitcoin is on track for its best September ever. This is the same month that Bitcoin closed red in 8 of the 13 years from 2013 to 2025 and still has the worst average return of any month. But something has changed: 2023: +3.91% 2024: +7.29% 2025: +5.16% 2026: +7.33% so far

$LINK just reached its highest price of 2026. The token is up around 12% today and is now more than 2x above its June low. It’s also up about 26% YTD.

🚨 Altcoin spot volume is now almost 4x Bitcoin’s, the highest since September 2025. 72.5% of the top altcoins outperformed BTC last week. And this is happening without a big increase in leverage. Altcoin perpetual open interest has barely grown over the past 30 days. The last time the spot-volume ratio was this high was September 2025. BTC then went on to hit ~$126K in October. #Altcoin #BTC

CAN $EGLD RETURN TO A $2.3B MARKET CAP?

$CRV is up around 21% today. Here’s what could be behind the pump: • @CurveFinance cut annual CRV emissions from ~115.5M to ~97.2M, meaning around 16% less new CRV enters the market • The new TricryptoUSDC fees are live and could bring more revenue to the protocol • LlamaLend TVL is up 8.1% WoW, with more markets being added • PegKeeper v3 went live this month • Volume is around 2x normal levels.

A U.S. Senate investigation found something striking about Iran’s crypto activity. Investigators analyzed 846 wallets sanctioned or targeted over links to Iran and its proxies. 84% of them used USDT almost exclusively. The report says USDT has been used to move money around sanctions, support Iran’s shadow banking system and facilitate payments connected to groups such as Hezbollah. Tether says it has already frozen nearly $550M in Iran-linked USDT this year and is cooperating with law enforcement.

Gold is now 26% below its ATH. Bitcoin is down 33%. The gap between the two drawdowns is only 7%.

$GRAM is one of the few top 30 tokens trading green over the past 24 hours. The official account has'nt posted anything for around 2 months. Meanwhile, Telegram has started rolling out a native non-custodial Gram Wallet to its 1B+ users, with instant, zero-fee transactions. And $GRAM is moving without any obvious fresh announcement today. What are they cooking?

$HBAR pumped 16% in the last 2 hours. HBAR has bounced roughly 25–30% from its mid-September lows around $0.07–$0.08. In the past week: • Hedera-based IDTrust was listed on IBM Cloud, bringing its AI-agent identity infrastructure into IBM’s enterprise distribution network. • Hedera contributed CLPR, a bridgeless cross-ledger protocol, to the Linux Foundation. • @Hedera joined a UK taskforce focused on wholesale digital markets and tokenization. Can the pump be sustained?

@THORChain is questioning why it should be held responsible for processing stolen funds, arguing that it's decentralized and permissionless. But here's something worth remembering. In May 2026, THORChain suffered a $10.7M exploit. Within hours, its validators halted the network to prevent further losses. Trading and withdrawals remained unavailable for roughly FIVE WEEKS, until June 22. Meanwhile, nearly $1.2B from the Bybit hack was routed through THORChain in 2025. So THORChain can halt its network when its own assets are compromised, but is now questioning what responsibility it bears when another platform's stolen funds pass through it.

CAN $RUNE RETURN TO A $1.8B MARKET CAP?

Jack Doherty launched his own memecoin, $JACK and repeatedly told his followers he was "never selling." The token reached around $7M in market cap before collapsing more than 95%.

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When Bybit lost $1.5B in February 2025, the exchange kept withdrawals running despite the massive outflow of user funds. Within 10 hours, it had processed over 350,000 withdrawal requests. Bybit then secured $1.23B in ETH through bridge loans, large deposits, and OTC purchases, closing the gap in its reserves within 72 hours. Now Bitget is dealing with a $387.5M hack. Instead of keeping withdrawals open, the exchange suspended them while investigating the breach in its wallet infrastructure. Bitget says its $464M Protection Fund will cover the losses, while Mandiant and SlowMist are helping verify the security of its systems. Withdrawals are scheduled to return gradually between September 28 and October 2. Which exchange do you think handled the situation better?

CAN $THETA RETURN TO A $6.4B MARKET CAP?

🚨 US 30-year Treasury yield just hit its highest level since 2004. 1. Yield: 5.53% 2. 10-year: 5.23% 3. Mortgage rates: ~7% A major shift in long-term borrowing costs

CAN $ALGO RETURN TO A $3.5B MARKET CAP? 👀

CAN $FET REACH BACK TO A $4.2B MARKET CAP?

Bitget was drained for approximately $351.6 million. Its Protection Fund currently holds 5,500 BTC worth around $464 million. That means covering the entire loss would consume roughly 76% of the fund’s current value. But here’s the interesting part: The fund is denominated in Bitcoin. Will Bitget actually have to sell part of its 5,500 BTC to cover the losses?

Bitget was drained for approximately $351.6 million. Its Protection Fund currently holds 5,500 BTC worth around $464 million. That means covering the entire loss would consume roughly 76% of the fund’s current value. But here’s the interesting part: The fund is denominated in Bitcoin. Will Bitget actually have to sell part of its 5,500 BTC to cover the losses?