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No results1Bitget Daily Digest（September 17）｜Fed may announce 25 basis point rate cut at FOMC meeting; ZKsync to unlock 173 million tokens today; US and UK to deepen cooperation on crypto regulation2Bitcoin May Consolidate Around $115,000–$116,000 as Market Attempts to Stay Bullish, CoinStats Says3Cardano Shows Mixed Signals as Short-Term Charts Trend Bearish While Cycle Analysis Suggests Possible Early Bullish Phase
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- 12:29The Radiant Capital hacker purchased 1,327 ETH at a unit price of $4,521 within the past 4 hours.According to Jinse Finance, analyst Yu Jin has monitored that after previously transferring 13,650 ETH (approximately $61.4 million) through Tornado Cash, the Radiant Capital hacker purchased 1,327 ETH at a unit price of $4,521 using 6 million DAI within the past 4 hours. Currently, the hacker's address still holds assets totaling $42.18 million, including 27.4 million DAI and 3,288 ETH (approximately $14.78 million).
- 12:20The US Congress will hold a meeting to advance the Bitcoin Strategic Reserve, with a bill requiring the purchase of 1 million BTC within 5 years.ChainCatcher news, according to Crypto in America, the U.S. Congress held a legislative advancement meeting on Bitcoin strategic reserves on September 17. Several Republican lawmakers, including Senators Ted Cruz and Marsha Blackburn, as well as industry representatives such as MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor, attended the meeting. The "BITCOIN Act" was reintroduced by Senator Cynthia Lummis in March this year. The bill aims to include Bitcoin as a national strategic reserve asset on par with gold and requires the U.S. government to acquire 1 million bitcoins over the next five years. Hailey Miller, Policy Director at Digital Power Network, stated that all parties at the meeting reached a strong consensus on the necessity of a strategic Bitcoin reserve, and the next step will be to promote its inclusion in a broader policy framework. This proposal is a further extension of former President Trump's policy prohibiting the sale of seized bitcoins. It is worth noting that this proposal remains controversial outside the cryptocurrency community, and Lummis herself admitted that persuading her congressional colleagues may take a considerable amount of time.
- 12:17UK FCA proposes bringing cryptocurrency companies under comprehensive UK regulationJinse Finance reported that the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed to fully incorporate cryptocurrency companies into its regulatory framework, pledging to establish a system that reflects traditional financial rules while making adjustments based on the specific risks and characteristics of the digital asset market. In a consultation paper released on Wednesday, the regulator stated that while these proposals reflect many requirements already applied to other financial firms—including operational resilience, senior management accountability, robust systems and controls, and measures to prevent financial crime—the new cryptocurrency standards will be “proportionate.” The FCA aims to protect consumers, reduce financial crime, support growth, and ensure that UK companies remain internationally competitive. Feedback is expected to be submitted in October and November, and the final rules are expected to be released in 2026 after further industry consultation on specific activity requirements.