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Key takeaways Ethereum has gained 27% in seven days after breaking above $2,000 and triggering substantial short liquidations. Proposed SEC crypto rules and planned Treasury bond buybacks have strengthened risk appetite. Ethereum ETFs attracted more than $1.2 billion in August, their highest monthly inflow since August 2025. Ethereum rallies 27% after breaking above $2,000 Ethereum has climbed 27% over the past seven days after moving above the psychologically important $2,000 level. The breakout triggered substantial short liquidations, adding momentum to the rally. Improving regulatory expectations in the United States also supported the broader cryptocurrency market. The Securities and Exchange Commission’s…

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A wallet tagged to the US government moved a small amount of Bitcoin linked to assets seized from Alameda Research’s Binance.US accounts.The movement revives a familiar fear that Washington could be preparing to liquidate more of its forfeited Bitcoin stash.Bitcoin deposited into the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve “shall not be sold” under President Donald Trump’s March 2025 executive order, turning qualifying forfeited BTC into a long-term Treasury asset.Trump himself said on Aug. 19 that he had made Bitcoin “a permanent asset of the United States Treasury.”CategoryCovered by reserve sale ban?Why it mattersSeized BTCNot automaticallyGovernment control alone does not make BTC part…

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Bitcoin price is trading near $78,900, close enough to $80,000 to revive the old treasury-company pitch on paper: higher Bitcoin should lift the value of corporate holdings, pull the shares back above net asset value, and reopen common-stock issuance as a source of fresh coins.That sequence did not return. At Strategy, Twenty One Capital, and Metaplanet, three listed companies built around corporate Bitcoin treasuries, common market capitalization remained well below the gross value of reported Bitcoin holdings. Yet the apparent discount was not uniform, and it did not amount to directly redeemable, cut-price Bitcoin. Debt, preferred stock, pledged coins, cash…

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Crypto price oracle Pyth Network missed its documented 16:00 UTC cutover deadline on Aug. 26, adding a new requirement for developers who call its Hermes price-delivery service directly: their requests now need an API key.Under Pyth’s migration guide, people who use a protocol that already integrates the oracle don’t need to take direct action.Pyth documented that the existing hermes.pyth.network address would redirect to its upgraded backend, with authentication required after the deadline. Developers could also move directly tohttps://pyth.dourolabs.app/hermes, passing the key as a bearer token or SDK access token.Pyth said the routes and response shapes did not change.Pyth’s Aug. 26…

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Revolut began rolling out EURR, its first euro-backed stablecoin, to a “select group of customers” in Denmark, Poland and Portugal on 26 August, with wider EEA availability expected later this year. Bridge Building S.A., the Luxembourg entity of Stripe-owned Bridge, legally issues the token under MiCA and holds its reserves. Revolut Digital Assets Europe Ltd is the sole distributor through the Revolut app and Revolut X. Revolut began rolling out EURR, its first euro-backed stablecoin, to a “select group of customers” in Denmark, Poland and Portugal on 26 August. The token is issued by Bridge, the stablecoin infrastructure firm Stripe…

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Chainalysis estimates that potentially taxable on-chain crypto activity reached more than US$457 billion globally in 2025, with the United States at roughly US$112.6 billion. Transactions covered by the OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework account for just 14% of the identified activity; the remaining 86% spans DEX trades, peer-to-peer transfers, on-chain income and payments. The OECD lists 46 jurisdictions exchanging data from 2027 and 29 more by 2028, including Australia. Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis estimates potentially taxable on-chain crypto activity reached more than US$457 billion (AU$635.23 billion) worldwide in 2025, and says only 14% of it falls within the OECD reporting framework…

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Ethereum developers have opened an early proposal to make the staking deposit system flexible enough to accept future quantum-resistant validator keys, and it would also give a later network upgrade a one-way switch to stop new deposits using today’s BLS format.The change would affect how new validators enter Ethereum, creating an entry path for future credential formats. Yet, those formats and the rules for verifying them still have to be designed and adopted separately.Pull request #12235 was opened Aug. 24 and remained an unmerged Draft as of Aug. 26, with its working file still using the placeholder number 9999. An…

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Bitcoin rallied over 25% in a week, but needs a close above US$83,000 to officially confirm a new bull market. Swyftx analyst Pav Hundal warns the US$80-83k band has capped rallies before, and buyers now need a fresh weekly high to break out of it. CryptoQuant’s Bull Score has jumped from 30 to 80, though short-term holders have already banked US$1.2 billion in profits. Bernstein predicts Bitcoin could hit US$300,000 by 2029 and US$1 million by 2033, even as rising exchange inflows hint at more sell pressure ahead. Bitcoin’s up over 25% since last week, and analysts at CryptoQuant reckon…

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AI-directed bank accounts could move deposits rapidly among banks, weakening a funding advantage that helps finance long-term credit, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas analysis published Aug. 25.Although customers can withdraw demand deposits at any time, balances tend to remain at banks for years, and deposit rates usually rise by less than market rates. That makes deposits behave partly like long-duration funding.The Dallas Fed approximates their effective duration as weighted average life multiplied by one minus the deposit beta, which measures how responsive deposit rates are to short-term rates.Instant settlement would let yield-sensitive customers switch banks quickly, while…

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80% of Americans say the US faces a retirement crisis, up from 67% in 2020. Inflation, debt and market volatility are making retirement saving harder for millions. Americans are curious about AI for money management but remain wary of financial advice from it. Crypto gets a chilly reception, with 53% opposing it in workplace retirement plans and 77% calling it risky. Retirement is looking less like a golden age and more like a financial headache for millions of Americans. A new survey from the National Institute on Retirement Security (NIRS) found that 80% of Americans believe the US is facing…

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