Tron

Tether’s USDT is expected to return to the Bitcoin network this month through infrastructure developed by Utexo. The project aims to support private stablecoin transfers, direct BTC-USDT swaps and native bitcoin-backed lending while limiting what appears on Bitcoin’s public ledger.

The attacker behind Bitget’s $387.5 million breach has moved about $83 million in stolen XRP from three holding wallets, while roughly $75 million remains in the original accounts. Bitget says its protection fund will cover the loss, customer balances are unaffected, and withdrawals are scheduled to resume in stages from Sept. 28 through Oct. 2.

Crypto gambling platform Duelbits has gone offline after attackers drained roughly $7 million from hot wallets across multiple blockchains. The platform says user funds are safe while investigators examine a suspected private key compromise.

The crypto market fell 3% over the past 24 hours to $2.86T after a 15% rally since mid-September and an almost 40% rebound from mid-August lows. Bitcoin slipped below $84K as former support turned into resistance, though some technical traders still view the move as a pause rather than a full trend reversal.

Tron has evolved from a content-distribution concept into one of crypto’s busiest settlement networks, with stablecoin transfers recently running at roughly $150 billion to $190 billion per week. Its long-term investment case now hinges on USDT activity, low transaction costs, TRX utility and the direction of stablecoin regulation.

The cryptocurrency market has climbed toward the $3 trillion zone as risk appetite strengthens and traders rotate into higher-beta altcoins. Bitcoin is holding near $86.2K after testing $87.3K, while Bitcoin Cash has surged more than 30% in a day.

A U.S. Department of Justice asset forfeiture filing includes a letter from Al-Qassam Brigades advising potential donors not to use Binance for transfers. The document points to rival crypto platforms, USDT and the TRC-20 network, while major firms stress compliance controls and monitoring.

The Canary Staked TRX ETF is set to begin trading on Cboe under the ticker TRXS, giving U.S. investors indirect exposure to Tron’s native token. The fund’s staking structure is designed to keep rewards inside the vehicle, potentially lifting net asset value rather than distributing cash.

A cybersecurity assessment by Hacken found that roughly half of circulating USDT, about $91.3 billion on Tron, is governed by a contract that could be taken over with two signing keys. Bluechip still raised Tether’s corporate grade to C from D after a KPMG audit found reserves exceeded liabilities by $6.8 billion.

Bitcoin and the wider crypto market are trading defensively as oil-driven inflation anxiety, a stronger Dollar Index and weakening equities weigh on risk appetite. Some market observers argue that a Federal Reserve rate increase this month would risk compounding a supply shock rather than solving it.

Large-cap cryptocurrencies fell across the board after U.S. airstrikes on Iran prompted traders to reduce exposure to riskier assets. Bitcoin held up better than higher-beta majors, while oil, bond yields and rate expectations became the main drivers of market pressure.

Arbitrum’s ARB token rallied more than 30% after Robinhood Chain posted record 24-hour revenue and sent fresh payments to the Arbitrum ecosystem. The move highlights growing trader interest in downstream exposure, even though revenue currently flows to treasury channels rather than directly to tokenholders.

Crypto markets staged a forceful weekly rally, with XRP, Bitcoin and Ether leading a broad move higher before weekend consolidation trimmed the peak. FXCOINZ market coverage shows strong breadth, supportive fund-flow context and clear leadership gaps that leave traders debating whether the move is durable or a bull trap.

Pump.fun’s PUMP token has surged 93% in the past 30 days, backed by stronger protocol revenues and a decisive move above its 200-day EMA. Technical traders are watching the $0.032 area as a near-term target, though a pullback may follow if profit-taking accelerates.

Dogecoin rose almost 3% to just above 7 cents and BNB gained 2% to $614, while bitcoin was the only major token lower on both the day and the week. Traders are watching Thursday’s U.S. CPI release, rising oil prices and Middle East tensions for clues on the next move in risk assets.

Bitcoin slipped near $64,000 after another failed push to hold above $65,000, while ether and XRP led losses across major tokens. Traders are watching whether a move toward $70,000 can change sentiment as oil, bond yields and U.S. inflation data pressure risk assets.

Coinsbuy lost $8.07 million in a coordinated attack spanning TRON and Ethereum, with onchain activity tying the movements to a single operation. The exchange says the incident has been contained and all affected amounts were covered from company reserves.

Bitcoin remained firm above $64,600 after buyers defended an early week dip, even as broader crypto markets showed little clear direction. Global risk sentiment softened as AI linked equities retreated and traders watched a major SpaceX stock unlock for clues on liquidity and private market appetite.

Major cryptocurrencies were little changed Thursday as pressure in Asian semiconductor shares began to ease. Bitcoin held near $64,100, ether traded around $1,905 and XRP hovered at $1.07, even as most large tokens remained lower over the week.

Bitcoin stayed close to $66,300, consolidating a two-week high as trading volumes remained firm and major token moves stayed relatively contained. The move comes as global semiconductor shares extend their rally while the Japanese yen weakens past 163 per dollar for the first time since 1986.

Ether underperformed bitcoin on Friday as a sharp unwind in Asian semiconductor shares pushed major crypto assets lower. HYPE led the decline with a double-digit drop, while oil’s surge added another layer of macro pressure.

Bitcoin climbed back toward $64,000 after a volatile week marked by oil-market stress, bond selling and U.S. strikes on Iran. The rebound appeared driven less by crypto-specific catalysts than by leverage resets, Asian semiconductor strength, yen gains and a softer dollar.

The U.S. Treasury has sanctioned 134 cryptocurrency addresses linked to ISIS-K, including 131 on Tron and three on Monero. Tether later froze funds in the Tron wallets as authorities widened pressure on terror finance and crypto laundering networks.

Bitcoin hovered near $64,000 as Asian equities rallied on progress toward a US-Iran peace roadmap and oil prices eased. The broader crypto market was mixed, with Solana and Tron gaining while BNB, XRP, and dogecoin slipped.