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- U.S. adoption of UCC Article 12 redefines digital asset collateral rules, prioritizing "control" (e.g., private key possession) over traditional filing for perfection. - Transition periods ended in key states (e.g., Delaware by July 2025), leaving lenders relying on legacy filings at risk of losing priority to control-based creditors. - 32 states have adopted the 2022 UCC amendments, but uneven implementation requires multi-jurisdictional compliance strategies, especially with non-adopting states like Ne

- Ethereum ETFs saw $164.6M net outflow on Aug 29, 2025—the largest since launch—driven by profit-taking amid inflation concerns and geopolitical risks. - Institutional capital temporarily shifted to Bitcoin ETFs as BlackRock/Fidelity injected $129M, reflecting Bitcoin's "safe haven" appeal during Fed rate delay uncertainty. - Ethereum's fundamentals remain strong: 71% YTD gains, 94% reduced Layer 2 fees post-Dencun/Pectra, and $223B DeFi TVL despite short-term outflows. - ETF inflows ($3.87B in August) ou

- 2025 crypto market splits between speculative meme coins (e.g., PEPE) and utility-driven projects (e.g., RTX) with real-world applications. - PEPE faces 30% 2026 growth forecasts but risks 50% short-term price drops, driven by social media sentiment and geopolitical volatility. - RTX targets 7,500% returns via low-cost remittances, institutional audits, and deflationary tokenomics, contrasting PEPE's lack of utility or governance. - Analysts highlight RTX's $19T market alignment and 0.1% fee model as sus




- BlockDAG (BDAG) raised $386M in presale, selling 25.5B tokens across 30 batches at $0.03 each, projecting 30x returns if token hits $1 post-launch. - Hybrid DAG-PoW architecture and EVM compatibility attracted 4,500 developers to build 300+ dApps, while 3M users mine via X1 app and 19,000 ASICs sold. - 25% referral rewards and Dashboard V4's real-time data drive community growth, contrasting bearish trends in SHIB/ARB and speculative hype in TAO/RNDR. - Analysts highlight BDAG's pre-mainnet infrastructur

- BlockDAG's X1 App reached 3 million miners via its user-friendly Proof-of-Engagement protocol, enabling smartphone mining without technical barriers. - The $386M BDAG presale (25.5B coins sold) shows 2900% ROI for early investors, with a 2049% bonus offered until October 1. - Unlike speculative projects like Stellar and SUI, BlockDAG's measurable user growth and audit credibility (CertiK/Halborn) position it as a market standout. - Upcoming Token2049 Singapore showcase and $0.05 launch price highlight it

- Eric Trump predicts Bitcoin will reach $1 million, sparking debate on feasibility amid 2025 institutional adoption and regulatory shifts. - Institutional demand surged, with 59% of investors allocating 10%+ to Bitcoin by Q2 2025, driven by SEC-approved ETFs and supply constraints post-halving. - Regulatory clarity (CLARITY Act, MiCA) and geopolitical factors (China’s mining dominance, SWF holdings) reinforce Bitcoin’s role as a macroeconomic hedge. - Risks include short-term volatility and policy uncerta

- The 2025 meme coin market prioritizes utility over virality, with Layer Brett (LBRETT) outpacing Pepe Coin (PEPE) through Ethereum Layer 2 scalability and 55,000% APY staking. - PEPE's reliance on Ethereum Layer 1 infrastructure (15 TPS, $15–$30 gas fees) and lack of staking mechanisms highlight structural weaknesses, with its price down 99.18% from 2023 peaks. - LBRETT's $0.0001 gas fees, 10,000 TPS throughput, and deflationary burn model position it as a scalable platform for dApps, contrasting PEPE's
- 12:50ETHZilla reaches OTC deal with Cumberland, secures up to $80 million in financing for stock buybackChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Ethereum treasury company ETHZilla announced that it has reached an OTC deal with Cumberland to secure up to $80 million in financing. The net proceeds will be used for the company's stock buyback. Previously, ETHZilla had already repurchased 2.2 million shares of company stock at an average price of $2.5 per share.
- 12:43Kazakhstan President Proposes Establishment of National Digital Asset FundOn September 8, according to Astana Times, Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev emphasized the importance of attracting capital into high-tech sectors and instructed the government and the National Bank to formulate an investment plan worth up to $1 billion to promote technological development. In addition, he proposed the establishment of a National Digital Asset Fund under the National Bank's investment company. This fund will accumulate strategic cryptocurrency reserves and incorporate promising digital assets in the evolving financial landscape. He urged the development of new tools to inject bank liquidity into the economy and stressed the necessity of drafting a new banking law. The proposed legislation aims to enhance competition, attract new market participants, strengthen fintech development, and liberalize the circulation of digital assets. He emphasized the need to accelerate the construction of a comprehensive digital asset ecosystem in Kazakhstan. He also mentioned the launch of the digital tenge, a digital currency that has already been used by the National Fund for project financing.
- 12:14CoinShares plans to go public in the US and aims to raise approximately $50 million.According to ChainCatcher, citing GlobeNewswire, digital asset management firm CoinShares has announced plans to merge with Vine Hill Capital Investment Corp, a special purpose acquisition company listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market, and Jersey-based entity Odysseus Holdings Limited. The move aims to shift the listing venue of CoinShares' common shares from Nasdaq Stockholm Exchange to the US Nasdaq Stock Market. In addition, the company plans to privately issue 5,000,000 common shares to private investors at a price of $10.04 per share, raising approximately $50 million.