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Three days after Splash’s Cardano-based ADA/OADA StableSwap pool was drained, OADA holders still faced a problem that corrected code alone could not solve: the pool had lost the ADA that provided their meaningful route out of the token.Splash’s incident report said one actor used two transactions on Sept. 13 to remove 2,434,648 ADA and 1,988,222 OADA. After subtracting the attacker’s 9,870 ADA deposit, but before network fees, the ADA drain was 2,424,778. Related Reading515M NIGHT bridge exploit rocks Cardano but ADA jumps 8% anyway after landmark hard fork Why a code patch is not a liquidity fixThe pool’s validator calculated…

The House Financial Services Committee advanced legislation to put a federal Bitcoin reserve into statute on Sept. 16, approving a framework that would require a 20-year holding period and annual independently audited reporting.The panel voted 28–21 to report H.R. 8957 favorably, moving the American Reserve Modernization Act of 2026 beyond its introduction stage. The measure still requires further legislative action before its proposed custody and holding rules can become law.The legislative effort builds on an existing executive-policy framework. President Donald Trump’s March 6, 2025 order directed the establishment of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and separate digital asset stockpile, restricted disposal…

Public blockchains record every transaction, yet researchers can derive multiple measures of economic activity from the same transparent ledger.A Bank for International Settlements (BIS) working paper published Sept. 15, found that Bitcoin transfer-value estimates differed by as much as a factor of six across the measurement approaches tested. That result is specific to the tested approaches rather than a universal sixfold error. It shows that totals can change sharply when analysts make different choices about how technical blockchain records should be translated into economically meaningful transfers.For Bitcoin, measurement turns on how recorded movements are grouped and interpreted when calculating value…

Foreign buyers returned to U.S. Treasury bills in July 2026, but the rebound stopped short of a broad vote of confidence in longer-dated government debt. For Bitcoin, that distinction matters because long-term Treasury yields remain a benchmark for borrowing costs and the returns available on safer assets.Foreign residents bought a net $38.8 billion of bills after selling $29 billion in June, according to the Treasury Department’s July release. Treasury International Capital, or TIC, data track cross-border portfolio transactions and banking flows. The split beneath the bill reversal was sharper: private foreign investors bought $45 billion of bills while selling $29.1…

Bitcoin stayed close to $76,500 on Sept. 17 even as two demand-related indicators weakened: Realized Cap posted its first daily contraction in 28 days, and U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a second consecutive day of net outflows.At press time, the latest CryptoSlate Bitcoin market data placed Bitcoin near $76,458, just below the $76,700 True Market Mean identified in Glassnode’s latest analysis. That level is an on-chain cost-basis reference in Glassnode’s framework. Holding near it limits the price damage so far, but the accompanying demand readings do not yet confirm renewed strength.Glassnode reported that Realized Cap declined on Sept. 15 after…

Key takeaways Ethereum gained 1.7% and reclaimed the important $2,431 level. US spot Ethereum ETFs lost $365.5 million across Tuesday and Wednesday. A break above $2,544 could target $2,626, while major support sits near $2,269–$2,282. Ethereum (ETH) gained 1.7% over 24 hours and reclaimed $2,431 despite the Federal Reserve’s first interest-rate increase in three years and the CLARITY Act’s failure to advance in the US Senate. Exchange outflows, renewed buy-side activity in perpetual futures and short liquidations suggest that crypto-native traders are buying the pullback.  However, continued outflows from US spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds indicate that institutional demand remains weak.…

On Sept. 16, the Federal Reserve tightened short-term monetary policy while leaving its reserve-management toolkit in place. The Federal Open Market Committee raised the federal-funds target range by a quarter point to 3.75%–4.00% and continued its policy of maintaining ample bank reserves.The accompanying implementation directive set the interest rate paid on reserve balances at 3.90%, effective Sept. 17. It also retained conditional authority for the New York Fed trading desk to buy Treasury bills and, if needed, other Treasuries with no more than three years remaining to maintain ample reserves.Each action serves a separate function. A higher administered rate transmits…

Key takeaways XRP’s long-to-short ratio stands at a bullish 1.06 as funding rates turn negative.  XRP holds above its 50-day and 100-day EMAs at $1.284 and $1.255. A daily close above the 200-day EMA at $1.353 could place $1.90 in focus. XRP extended its recoveries on Thursday after finding support at important technical levels. However, conflicting funding rates, long-to-short positioning, and on-chain signals indicate that traders remain uncertain about whether the rebounds can continue. XRP traded near $1.30 while holding above its 50-day and 100-day exponential moving averages. A close above the 200-day EMA at $1.353 is required to strengthen…

Bitcoin fell to an intraday low of $75,064.82 on Sept. 16, but recovered and reclaimed the $76,000 zone after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s press conference wrapped up.The S&P 500 fell roughly 0.7%, the Dow dropped 1.2%, and the 2-year Treasury yield climbed to 4.734% in the same window, while Bitcoin held its ground.Warsh’s real signal sat well past the hike itselfThe Fed raised its target range 25 basis points to 3.75% to 4.00% in a unanimous 12-0 vote, but fixed-income derivatives had already priced in odds above 90% of that move before the meeting began.Warsh then said at his press…

The House Ways and Means Committee advanced a crypto tax bill in a 38-5 vote. The bill would introduce new tax rules for digital assets, including mining, staking and crypto transactions. It would also extend wash-sale restrictions that currently apply to stocks to digital assets.  Industry figures have raised concerns about the bill’s treatment of newly created crypto rewards and its impact on traders. Unlike the CLARITY Act, where ethics concerns prevented the bill from advancing, the US has made some progress when it comes to crypto tax legislation. The House Ways and Means Committee has voted 38-5 to advance…