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Hyperliquid has launched native manual borrowing, extending its trading infrastructure into credit as HYPE climbed to a fresh all-time high above $90.The Sept. 18 rollout lets users pledge HYPE or Bitcoin as collateral to borrow USDC or USDT directly through HyperCore. Hyperliquid said $269 million in assets were borrowed Friday, giving the new product immediate scale.The launch comes as Hyperliquid broadens the financial functions available inside its core infrastructure, allowing users to move between trading, collateral and credit without relying on separate lending protocols.HYPE has risen roughly 15% this week and traded above $90 on Friday, with CryptoSlate’s data recording…
Participating Zcash coinholders have overwhelmingly favored keeping scheduled halvings and waiting until February 2031 to begin returning ZEC collected by the Network Sustainability Mechanism to future block rewards.The choices were part of a five-question poll on NU7, Zcash’s next network upgrade. Between 2.399 million and 2.404 million ZEC participated in each question. All five cleared 1 million ZEC, although the poll rules required only one question to reach that threshold for the overall poll to be considered representative. Related ReadingZcash surges 62% to $880 as holders prepare to vote on changing how ZEC is issued The result gives implementers a…
Two days after the US Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act, federal regulators opened two narrower routes for crypto-linked market access under existing law.The Securities and Exchange Commission created a five-year path for permissioned venues to trade tokenized US stocks through automated market makers. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission broadened staff no-action relief so qualifying software providers can connect users to regulated derivatives markets without registering as introducing brokers for the covered activity.The actions can support real products, but they do not recreate market-structure legislation. The SEC route is capped and conditional. The CFTC route still relies on registered…
State-linked hackers are increasingly using public blockchains to keep malware connected to infrastructure that traditional takedowns cannot easily disable.Groups tied to North Korea and Iran accounted for roughly two-thirds of newly observed blockchain-dead-drop activity each quarter by the second quarter of 2026, Chainalysis said. State-linked operators now represent about half of all activity the analytics firm tracks, up from a negligible share in early 2024.The technique, known as a blockchain dead drop, stores malware instructions, command-and-control addresses or pointers inside transactions and smart contracts. Compromised devices can repeatedly query those public records for updated instructions, letting attackers change servers without…
The Federal Reserve raised its target range by 25 basis points to 3.75%-4.00% on Sept. 16, pushing the one-year Treasury yield to 4.45% the same day and pressuring crypto lending yields.That move lifts the return available to anyone willing to hold nothing riskier than government debt, setting a fresh benchmark for crypto lending yields to measure against.Coin Metrics found that USDC lenders on Aave earned an average of 31 basis points less than that one-year Treasury throughout the period it studied in 2026. The Aave yield fell short of the Treasury rate in 78% of the intervals measured across that…
OFAC designated Tehran-based crypto exchange BitBank on 17 September, alleging financier Babak Zanjani used it to move hundreds of millions of dollars in Bitcoin to the IRGC between June and July. Software developer Pishtaz Simorgh Electronic Trade Company and three Zanjani associates were designated alongside the exchange under Executive Order 13902, which carries secondary sanctions exposure. Treasury says the Hormuz Safe Marine Services Authority, designated in July, has used BitBank since June to pass Strait of Hormuz transit payments to the Iranian regime. US Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control sanctioned Tehran-based cryptocurrency exchange BitBank on Thursday, alleging Iranian financier…
Seven Democratic senators said Sept. 16 that CLARITY’s failed Senate vote was not the end. The crypto market-structure bill fell short 49-50 the previous day on a procedural motion that needed 60 votes to advance.Getting from that statement to a law now depends on a compressed legislative calendar, still-unresolved policy disputes, and a House of Representatives that would need to accept whatever the Senate eventually produces.Even if all seven signatories switched from “No” to “Yes,” the count would move from 49 to 56, four short of 60. Adding North Carolina Republican Thom Tillis, whose “no” vote was a procedural move…
JPMorgan says Bitcoin could see stronger ETF demand than gold if investors unwind heavy hedges. Gold ETFs have recovered all their 2026 outflows, while Bitcoin ETFs have recovered around half. IBIT has high short interest and a higher put-to-call ratio than GLD, pointing to heavier defensive positioning. US Bitcoin ETFs saw US$159.5 million in net inflows on September 17, with IBIT accounting for US$183.7 million. Investors seem more nervous about Bitcoin than gold right now, and JPMorgan says that’s precisely why Bitcoin has further to climb. In a note dated September 17, analysts led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou pointed to a…
Key takeaways The failed CLARITY Act vote and the Federal Reserve’s rate increase have weighed on sentiment. XRP futures open interest fell from 2.25 billion to 2.12 billion tokens, signaling softer speculative demand. The 50-day and 100-day EMAs provide support between $1.28 and $1.26. Ripple’s XRP remained under bearish pressure on Friday, trading just above $1.30 as buyers attempted to defend a cluster of short-term moving-average supports. The token has struggled since rising to $1.50 on Monday. Sentiment weakened after the U.S. Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act and the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 25…
The SEC has approved a temporary exemption allowing certain tokenised US stocks to trade on permissioned onchain venues. TSVs must meet conditions including US operation, sanctions compliance and restricted access for approved participants. Tokenised stocks must retain corresponding dividend and voting rights, while anti-fraud rules and trading limits remain in place. SEC Chair Paul Atkins and Commissioner Mark Uyeda said the exemption could help inform longer-term rules for onchain securities markets. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved a temporary exemption allowing certain tokenised US stocks to trade on selected onchain venues, marking a significant step towards bringing…