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Silent Payments promise a reusable Bitcoin address without exposing an obvious chain of payments to that address. A sender uses the recipient’s public information to derive a fresh Taproot destination, and the recipient’s wallet later scans eligible transactions to find the output that belongs to it.That receiving scan has been the difficult part for phones. A September measurement project reports that BlindBit Oracle v2’s complete scanning feed would require about 8 MB per day near the upper end of its dataset. The number suggests mobile bandwidth may be manageable. It also highlights a separate risk: a light wallet depends on…

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US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds returned to inflows on Sept. 14, though the rebound remained heavily concentrated in BlackRock and Fidelity.The funds pulled in a net $159.9 million, ending four consecutive sessions of withdrawals that had removed $462.7 million from the market, according to Farside Investors data. The one-day recovery erased only about 35% of those losses, leaving the products with roughly $302.8 million of net outflows across the five sessions through Sept. 14.BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) accounted for $134.3 million of Monday’s inflows, while Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) added $53.3 million. Together, the two products attracted…

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Nearly 75% of XRP’s realized capitalization is concentrated in coins that last moved six months to two years ago. Their average realized prices start above $2, leaving the market’s largest cost-basis cohorts below their modeled entry levels while XRP trades in the mid-$1.40s.A rally toward $2 would approach the average cost of the cohorts carrying most of XRP’s realized value, giving the market a chance to show whether those coins remain dormant or move more actively as modeled losses shrink.A concentrated cost zone sits above XRPGlassnode’s Sept. 6 realized-cap snapshot placed over $39.2 billion in the six-to-12-month XRP cohort and…

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DeFi platform Balancer is proposing an orderly shutdown after a cost-cutting overhaul failed to revive revenue following last year’s $128 million exploit.The decentralized exchange’s Sept. 14 governance proposal would end new business development, begin winding down operations, and eventually distribute the remaining treasury to BAL holders. Token holders are scheduled to vote on the plan from Sept. 25 to Sept. 29.The proposal comes about six months after Balancer Labs, the corporate entity behind the protocol, closed following a Nov. 3, 2025 exploit that drained roughly $128 million from Balancer v2 pools across several blockchains.Data from DeFiLlama showed that Balancer once…

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Key takeaways Bitcoin’s four-hour chart is forming a potential rounded-top pattern after its rally from $63,000. The $76,000–$76,300 region serves as the pattern’s critical neckline and support zone. A decisive breakdown could produce a technical downside target near $70,900–$71,000. Bitcoin could decline toward $71,000 if a potential rounded-top pattern on its four-hour chart confirms with a decisive breakdown below the $76,000 support level. BTC rallied from approximately $63,000 in mid-August before reaching the $80,000–$81,500 region.  However, bullish momentum has since weakened, with the price gradually curving lower and forming the dome-like structure associated with a rounded top. Weak spot-market demand…

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Bitcoin’s August price recovery coincided with a sharp improvement in mining revenue, but the network is preparing to reclaim part of that gain.A mempool.space difficulty reading preserved at 20:24:22 UTC on Sept. 14 projected a 4.6976% increase at the next adjustment, with 661 blocks remaining and the retarget expected around 05:42 UTC on Sept. 19. Against the current difficulty of 127.4508 trillion, that would imply a new level near 133.44 trillion if the estimate holds.The immediate hurdle is simple. With Bitcoin at $79,158 in the same mempool.space reading, fees and other inputs held flat, BTC would need to reach approximately…

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Key takeaways Dogecoin is trading near $0.083 after finding support around its key moving averages. Spot DOGE ETF activity remains quiet, signaling weak institutional conviction. DOGE’s long-to-short ratio has fallen to a one-month low of 0.66, reflecting bearish positioning. Positive funding of 0.0010% provides a modest bullish signal but does not eliminate downside risks. Dogecoin (DOGE) traded below $0.083 on Tuesday after finding support around a crucial technical zone during the previous session. The meme coin remains above its 50-day and 100-day exponential moving averages, providing a foundation for a potential recovery. However, subdued institutional demand, bearish long-to-short positioning, and…

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Glassnode reported that altcoin market capitalization climbed 21% over the past month, while altcoins’ share of the combined Bitcoin-and-altcoin market fell 0.9 percentage points over 90 days, based on data as of Sept. 7.Capital has moved up the entire crypto ladder together, with Bitcoin absorbing most of the gain while higher-beta tokens held their ground without gaining. That divergence sets up an unusually clean test this week, running through both the Federal Reserve and the US Senate.Market signalCurrent readingWhat it saysAltcoin market cap+21% over one monthAltcoins have participated in the reboundAltcoin share of BTC + alt market-0.9 percentage point over…

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A Bitcoin investor can withdraw coins from an exchange, return them to the same account, and still fall outside mandatory cost-basis reporting when those coins are sold.For the 2026 US reporting year, the broker can still be required to report sale proceeds, while reporting the acquisition cost remains voluntary.Cost basis, the acquisition cost used to calculate a gain, only changes the broker’s obligation to supply an ordinary transfer between the investor’s own accounts. That creates a practical divide between a record showing how much a sale brought in and one that supports the gain calculation.The IRS’s 2026 Form 1099-DA instructions…

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SEC Chair Paul Atkins urged Congress to advance the CLARITY Act, saying the SEC’s crypto agenda will continue regardless of the bill’s outcome. The Senate is set to hold a procedural cloture vote, rather than a final vote, with Republicans needing Democratic support to advance the bill. The bill has been amended to address some Democratic concerns, including ethics rules around politicians and crypto. Attorneys general from 17 states and D.C. are urging senators to reject the bill unless it explicitly protects states’ authority to police crypto fraud and oversee markets. Paul Atkins, chair of the US Securities and Exchange…

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