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- Bitcoin's programmed halving reduces supply issuance, with 1.4M BTC unmined by 2025 and next halving in 2028. - Institutional investors control 18% of Bitcoin supply via ETFs and corporate treasuries, driving demand and price stability. - Retail investors own 71% of Bitcoin but face rising accumulation barriers as institutional dominance stabilizes volatility. - Scarcity-driven dynamics and institutional adoption position Bitcoin as a generational asset with exponential price potential pre-2028 halving.
- Remittix (RTX) raised $21.7M in presale, securing BitMart listing and targeting $22M for a second CEX. - RTX’s deflationary model burns 10% of fees, creating scarcity and aligning with macroeconomic trends. - RTX disrupts $100B remittance sector with 0.1% fees vs. 5–10% from traditional services, processing $1B+ annually. - Strategic airdrops and 20% referral rewards drive adoption, positioning RTX as a utility-first asset amid shifting altcoin sentiment.
- Ethereum's 6% price dip triggered a 433% surge in staking inflows, with 29.6% of its supply now staked. - Market share rose to 14.57% by August 2025 as Bitcoin's dominance fell to 58%, driven by $23B in Ethereum ETF inflows. - Dencun/Pectra upgrades cut gas fees by 53%, while whale investors added $456M ETH, accelerating capital rotation from Bitcoin. - Institutional adoption of RWAs and staking infrastructure, plus EIP-1559's deflationary model, position Ethereum to potentially overtake Bitcoin's market
- XRP Ledger partners with China's Linklogis to tokenize trade assets, enabling 3–5 second settlements and slashing cross-border costs. - Platform processed RMB 20.7B in 2024, leveraging XRPL's $0.0001+ fees vs. 5–10% traditional banking charges. - RWA tokenization hit $305.8M in August 2025, with 500% transaction throughput growth, proving blockchain's enterprise scalability. - Strategic adoption by listed fintech firm validates XRPL's stability, positioning it as a regulated market infrastructure solutio
- Telegram's 2025 XLM integration taps 100M+ users, leveraging Stellar's fast, low-cost cross-border transactions to address global financial gaps. - Strategic alignment with high-inflation regions and PayPal's PYUSD integration in July 2025 boosted XLM by 5%, while Protocol 23 upgrades aim to scale DeFi and RWA adoption. - XLM's 2024 daily transactions hit 5M+, with Eastern Europe's 40% DeFi growth and Asia's 502.84% price surge highlighting regional utility potential. - Risks include weak price-user corr
- 20:14All three major U.S. stock indexes closed higher.Jinse Finance reported that all three major U.S. stock indexes closed higher, with the Dow Jones Index up 0.43%, the S&P 500 Index up 0.27%, and the Nasdaq Composite Index up 0.37%. Both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 indexes reached new closing highs. Apple closed down 1.48%.
- 19:41Nvidia launches new chip system to boost AI video and software generationJinse Finance reported that Nvidia announced plans to launch a new product designed to handle complex tasks such as video generation and software development, as the company's chips and systems remain at the core of the artificial intelligence computing boom. Nvidia stated that this product, named Rubin CPX, will be released by the end of 2026. It will come in the form of a card, which can be embedded into existing server computer designs or used in standalone computers capable of running in parallel with other hardware in data centers. The chip manufacturer said that this design is a derivative of the new Rubin product line to be launched next year, enabling certain types of AI workloads to be handled more efficiently.
- 19:03Frax: The proportion of USDH yield buybacks will be determined by the community, and ecosystem data will remain transparentBlockBeats News, September 9 — Sean Kelley, Vice President of Communications at Frax, stated at the "USDH Stablecoin Roundtable" hosted by Hyperliquid that regarding "whether there are plans to allocate funds from yields for buybacks," he believes the specific allocation ratio should be decided by the community, and Frax absolutely hopes to resolve this issue through governance. A balance may need to be found between allocating part of the funds for buybacks to support further growth of USDH and improving other areas of the ecosystem considered weaker. The specific percentage should ultimately be determined by the community. As for the transparency of yield distribution, Frax places great emphasis on data visualization and wants to ensure that fund flows can be transparently tracked. Data will be published on the dashboard for users to access, essentially tracking everything on-chain within the ecosystem. Regarding buyback allocation, Frax believes that conducting it once per quarter may be reasonable, and all operations will be executed through smart contracts. BlockBeats previously reported that last Friday, Hyperliquid announced the launch of a "USD stablecoin that prioritizes Hyperliquid, aligns with Hyperliquid's philosophy, and is compliant," and reserved the USDH token code for this purpose. Subsequently, several stablecoin issuers, including Paxos, Frax Finance, Ethena Labs, and Agora, have quickly entered the competition for the right to issue the USDH stablecoin.