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No results1Bitget Daily Digest（September 18）｜SEC Eases Listing Process for Digital Asset ETFs; Nothing secures $200 million in Series C funding; XRP and Dogecoin ETFs receive SEC approval.2Bitcoin Could Benefit From Further Fed Cuts, but FOMC Remains Divided on 2025 Rate Path3Ethereum Could Extend Rally From $3,900 Support Toward $5,800 as Open Interest Rises
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- 05:22Japanese clothing retailer Mac Housd rebrands as Gyet, adding multiple new crypto businessesBlockBeats News, September 18, according to Beincrypto, Japanese casual clothing retailer Mac House announced that its shareholders' meeting has approved the company's name change to Gyet Co.Ltd., marking a strategic shift towards the cryptocurrency and digital asset sector. The company's revised articles of incorporation include a broad range of digital businesses, such as cryptocurrency acquisition, trading, management, and payment services, as well as cryptocurrency mining, staking, lending, and liquidity mining. In addition, it covers blockchain system development, NFT-related projects, as well as research on generative artificial intelligence and data center operations. Previously, Gyet had launched a bitcoin acquisition plan worth $11.6 million and tested mining operations in U.S. states such as Texas and Georgia, where electricity costs are relatively low, with the goal of holding more than 1,000 BTC.
- 05:22Kaisa Capital surges over 210%, plans to launch RWA tokenization businessBlockBeats News, September 18, according to market data, Hong Kong-listed company Kaisa Capital (HK0936) surged over 210%. Kaisa Capital announced yesterday that it has initiated a strategic transformation to promote the development of RWA tokenization under Hong Kong's compliance framework.
- 05:10Wemade will launch a KRW stablecoin-dedicated mainnet next year.Jinse Finance reported that Korean gaming company Wemade will officially launch a dedicated mainnet for the Korean won stablecoin in the first quarter of next year. According to Wemade, "Stable One" is 100% compatible with Ethereum, meaning that services built for other stablecoins can be migrated to Stable One without any additional modifications as long as they are based on Ethereum. In addition, the platform supports a "native fee" function, allowing transaction fees to be paid directly with the planned stablecoin to be issued.