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Bart Simpson pattern returns as bitcoin and XRP prices pull back

Bitcoin and XRP prices are pulling back in a return of the Bart Simpson pattern. Analysts warned that bitcoin could fall toward $70,000 if selling intensifies. Analysts also warned that bitcoin could fall to $58,000 in a more bearish scenario. XRP could fall as low as $0.46 in that scenario.

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Adam Back invested €7.6 million in Capital B's Bitcoin treasury to fund 376 more BTC. Capital B priced the new shares at €0.58 each. Net proceeds should reach roughly €7.3 million after fees, and holdings could rise to 3,521 BTC with ongoing operations.

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Pons earns more fees than Hyperliquid, Polymarket, and Fomo

Pons generated $4.73 million in fees over 24 hours, according to Bubblemaps citing DefiLlama. That exceeded the $4.65 million combined by Hyperliquid, Polymarket, and Fomo. Pons also handled $370.2 million in volume on September 1, or 59% of launchpad activity on Robinhood Chain.

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Remixpoint sold $5.5 million in altcoins and narrowed its crypto strategy to Bitcoin. The sale generated a 117.8 million yen ($736,000) gain. The company now holds about 1,506 BTC worth $115 million as its only cryptocurrency holding.

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Thai businessmen sue Tether over $42 million pig-butchering freeze

Two Thai businessmen sued Tether over its alleged freeze of $42.4 million in USDT in October. They claimed Tether froze the funds without a warrant after an informal request from US Homeland Security Investigations. Authorities later issued a seizure warrant as part of a $61 million pig-butchering case.

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Bitcoin fell below $77,000 in September after rising 25% in August. September has been Bitcoin's worst month on average since 2013, with a loss near 3%. The last three Septembers ended with gains for Bitcoin.

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Injective halts blocks for 4 hours during $4.9 million exploit, calls it upgrade

Injective produced no new blocks for nearly four hours during an emergency response to an exploit that researchers linked to about $4.9 million bridged to Ethereum. On Sept. 1, the foundation said the blockchain was upgraded, not halted, and that its consensus, native INJ, and staked assets were not compromised. Injective has not clarified the final losses or recovery funding.

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JPMorgan strategist says hyperscalers could add $1.5 trillion in debt

JPMorgan global market strategist Stephanie Aliaga estimates that hyperscalers could add $1.5 trillion in debt. The six largest hyperscalers represent roughly 5% of the US investment-grade bond index, double their share from two years ago. Aliaga says the bond market can absorb the additional issuance as artificial intelligence demand supports investor confidence in the companies' ability to meet obligations.

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Capital B raised 7.6 million euros from Bitcoin developer and investor Adam Back. The company plans to use the proceeds to buy up to 376 bitcoin. The purchase would increase its holdings to 3,521 bitcoin.

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Remixpoint sold its entire altcoin portfolio for ¥878.8 million ($5.5 million) on Sept. 1. Bitcoin is now the company's only cryptocurrency holding, at approximately 1,506 BTC. Remixpoint said the shift would clarify its investment strategy and improve capital efficiency.

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X Money offers New Yorkers $300 after NYDFS bars interest payments

X Money offered New York residents a $300 direct deposit bonus after the NYDFS told the company it could not continue paying bank account-like interest on non-bank deposits. X Money described the payment as interim compensation and said it was not APY or interest. Customers can obtain interest through September 30 and earn the $300 bonus after October 1.

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European natural gas prices reached a more than three-year high at 73.85 euros per megawatt-hour. EU gas stocks were 63% full in the final week of August. The late-August average in recent years was 80%. Energy inflation accelerated to 14.3% in August.

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Two Thai businessmen sue Tether over $42.4 million USDT freeze

Two Thai businessmen sued Tether over a $42.4 million freeze of their USDT. They say Tether blacklisted 10 Ethereum addresses on October 30, 2025. They say the freeze came almost four months before a seizure warrant issued on February 19, 2026. The complaint seeks restored transferability, damages, and the reserve interest Tether earned.

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CrowdStrike and Justice Department dismantle Sality after eight years of crypto theft

CrowdStrike and the Justice Department dismantled Sality, whose EggJagger payload stole at least $150,000. The botnet hijacked Bitcoin and Ethereum payments for eight years by replacing wallet addresses on infected computers. CrowdStrike valued the largely untouched stolen portfolio at about 147 million rubles at its January 2025 peak.

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21 financial institutions target $1.9T stablecoin market to retain customers

Twenty-one major financial institutions committed to build a stablecoin for a market Citi projects at $1.9 trillion by 2030. The group plans to establish a company in the second half of 2026 and launch a US dollar-denominated stablecoin in the first half of 2027. The project could preserve banks' customer relationships, compliance services, settlement business, and reserve economics. The token will still need liquidity, listings, wallet support, and real demand to challenge USDT and USDC.

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Observers said a Federal Reserve rate increase would be a mistake as Bitcoin at $76,642.36 and the broader crypto market came under pressure. Gold and stock prices also fell. Markets priced in a growing chance that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this month.

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Two Thai businessmen sued Tether over its alleged freeze of 42.4 million USDT. The complaint alleges Tether froze the tokens across 10 Ethereum addresses on Oct. 30, 2025. The freeze allegedly occurred months before U.S. authorities obtained a seizure warrant on Feb. 19.

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Bitcoin slipped below $76,500 after U.S. strikes on Iranian targets weighed on risk assets. Brent crude rose above $93 a barrel, while the 10-year Treasury yield moved toward 4.8%. Bitcoin fell more than 1% since midnight UTC and 3% over the past seven days.

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Binance expands TradFi push with physically settled options on more than 1,000 US equities

Binance is offering physically settled options on more than 1,000 selected US stocks and exchange-traded funds. The product is available only to eligible users outside the US. Nest Trading introduces and routes orders to Alpaca Securities, which executes, clears, settles, and custodies delivered shares.

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Aston Martin bondholders seek records over £450 million brand-rights loan

Two US investment firms asked a New York court to compel disclosure over Aston Martin's £450 million loan, which transferred most of its brand rights to an outside owner. Arini Capital Management and Tresidor Investment Management want documents from the lenders and advisers. The bondholders are preparing a separate claim in London, but no London filing has been made.

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