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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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US prosecutors have filed a civil forfeiture case seeking roughly US$61 million in crypto allegedly linked to sanctioned Iranian oil sales. Prosecutors allege Chinese firms and crypto wallets helped move and launder more than US$1.5 billion in illicit Iranian oil proceeds. The funds allegedly flowed to Iran and IRGC-linked entities through a network designed to obscure their origin and ownership. The case remains at the allegation stage, with a court ultimately deciding whether the US government can keep the funds. Prosecutors in New York have launched a civil forfeiture case involving roughly US$61 million (AU$85.6 million) in cryptocurrency, alleging the…

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When a stablecoin holder receives spendable bank dollars before the issuer redeems the token, a buyer or conversion provider has funded the early exit. If that party keeps the token, it must wait until resale or redemption to get its cash back.The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency’s proposed redemption framework could give an issuer time to sell reserves in an orderly way while allowing secondary-market trading to continue.A Sept. 4 Federal Reserve staff analysis clarifies the issue by separating round-the-clock blockchain payment functionality from conversion into bank dollars. Its authors describe redemption timeframes as unsettled.The practical question for…

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Bitmine Immersion Technologies acquired 27,180 ETH over the past week, lifting its Ethereum treasury to 5,956,378 tokens, about 4.9% of the coin’s supply, Chairman Tom Lee said on 14 September. The company projects annualised staking revenue of about US$334 million (AU$467.6 million), with 5.1 million ETH, or 85% of its holdings, currently staked at a 2.62% yield. Total crypto, cash and other holdings reached US$15.8 billion (AU$22.12 billion), keeping Bitmine the largest corporate Ether holder as it nears its goal of owning 5% of all ETH. Bitmine Immersion Technologies bought another 27,180 ETH over the past week and now holds…

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Strategy’s latest $139.3 million repurchase of STRC variable-rate preferred shares has brought its spending on buybacks to about $950.8 million since July 20, more than twice what it spent acquiring Bitcoin over the same period.The company’s Sept. 14 filing disclosed purchases of 1,420,467 STRC shares between Sept. 8 and Sept. 13, funded entirely from its USD Cash balance. Strategy neither bought nor sold Bitcoin and sold no shares through its at-the-market program during that reporting period.Across eight reporting periods spanning July 20 to Sept. 13, Strategy repurchased approximately 9.96 million STRC shares. Its reported Bitcoin purchases were confined to Aug.…

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Strive purchased 469 Bitcoin between 8 September and 11 September at an average of about US$77,954 each, lifting its treasury to 25,000 BTC, chief executive Matt Cole said on 14 September. Cole said the US$36.6 million purchase was funded entirely through sales of SATA, the company’s perpetual preferred stock, which now has more than US$1 billion in notional value outstanding. Strive’s amplification ratio, a measure of the preferred stock and debt it carries against its Bitcoin, rose to 53.5%. Strive crossed 25,000 Bitcoin last week after buying 469 coins between 8 September and 11 September, funding the purchase entirely through…

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Ethereum and Coinbase-backed layer-2 network Base have abandoned an effort to agree on how the next generation of crypto wallets should work.On Sept. 14, Ethlabs researcher Derek Chiang said collaboration between developers working on Ethereum’s EIP-8141 Frame Transactions and Base’s EIP-8130 broke down last week after attempts to produce a shared account-abstraction standard failed to reconcile the chains’ different requirements.The split leaves Ethereum advancing Frames while Base pursues a separate design for native account abstraction, potentially forcing wallets to accommodate different transaction architectures across networks that have historically shared much of the same account and transaction experience.Both proposals seek to make…

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In a Sept. 8-11 Lido discussion, Commit-Boost contributor Jason Vranek argued that builders funding protocol-backed payments face costs from idle Ethereum, failed delivery, and offers they wanted to cancel.Those costs could make trusted connections more competitive. Meanwhile, Titan Builder said it expects validators to continue reaching it through relays that organize auctions and handle publication.An operator’s configuration helps determine which block-payment opportunities its validators can consider. For builders, the same settings help determine access to those validators.As of Sept. 13, Ethereum.org lists Glamsterdam as testing on devnets, with mainnet expected in the fourth quarter of 2026 and no confirmed date.…

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