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F2Pool Co-Founder Says Zcash Rally Is Narrative-Driven, Fundamentals Don’t Match Market Rank
F2Pool co-founder Chun Wang said Zcash’s recent gains have been driven largely by “narrative buying,” arguing that a higher market capitalization does not mean its fundamentals justify its current ranking. He said Zcash has long faced questions over token distribution, governance and security, and that its privacy narrative alone is not enough to put it on par with networks such as Solana and Hyperliquid, which he said have clearer real-world usage demand. — link
| 2 | Highlight Clip: Arthur Hayes: Does Bitcoin Need the CLARITY Act to Go Up?
Arthur Hayes: Does Bitcoin Need the CLARITY Act to Go Up?
In an August 2026 video interview with Altcoin Daily, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes said he doesn't hate the CLARITY Act — but it's a moat-building tool for projects that spend more on lawyers, and it's terrible for real creativity and builders of useful products in US crypto. Bitcoin never needed the CLARITY Act since 2009; what it needs is Bessent expanding Treasury buybacks overnight or the Fed printing money to help Japan swap Treasuries for cash. The biggest rally in recent history came because the market finally realized the US debt problem is real and yield curve control is coming. His advice to Trump: just veto it. — link | 101 |
| 3 | Korea’s Top Two Crypto Exchanges Upbit, Bithumb to List Cluster Protocol’s CP
South Korea’s two largest crypto exchanges are adding Cluster Protocol (CP): Upbit will list CP against KRW, BTC and USDT, while Bithumb will open CP/KRW trading at around 3:30 p.m. KST on Sept. 8. Cluster Protocol is an AI infrastructure network that connects models, data, GPU compute and AI agents, with on-chain payments used to settle resource usage. — link | 154 |
| 4 | Tether CEO: Expanding the Dollar Network While Buying Bitcoin and Gold
Tether CEO: Expanding the Dollar Network While Buying Bitcoin and Gold
In an August 30, 2026 video interview with The Wolf Of All Streets, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said Tether is long the dollar network, distributing dollars globally through USDT and holding massive Treasuries, while using its profits to aggressively buy Bitcoin and gold as a hedge against fiat debasement.
Bitcoin is the mother of all digital assets and a natural inflation hedge, he said, and Tether also invests in land to survive the worst case scenario. He conceded that most of the world's decision makers are above 60 and that Bitcoin lacks gold's 5,000 years of proof, which is why central banks buy gold every single day; Bitcoin is more understood by a younger generation and still needs a generational change to be broadly accepted. — link | 177 |
| 5 | Ethereum Foundation Grades 62 Hegotá EIPs, Targets Quantum-Resistant L1 by 2029
The Ethereum Foundation’s Protocol Cluster published its Hegotá upgrade assessment and roadmap, grading 62 proposed EIPs. EIP-7805 (FOCIL, an anti-censorship proposal) and EIP-8141 (Frame Transactions, a core account abstraction proposal) were placed in the S tier as “must ship,” while 15 proposals were rated A tier as “expected to ship” and 28 were rejected. The Protocol Cluster also outlined research priorities through 2029, targeting quantum resistance across Ethereum L1’s execution, consensus, and data layers by December 2029, with fast finality, post-quantum security, privacy, state, and zkEVM identified as five cross-upgrade research areas. — link | 176 |
| 6 | Former U.S. President Joe Biden’s Son Hunter Biden to Launch $LAPTOP Meme Coin
According to The Wall Street Journal, Hunter Biden, the son of former U.S. President Joe Biden, plans to launch a meme coin called LAPTOP on Coinbase’s Base network on September 9, with a total supply of 1 billion tokens. About 30% of the supply will go to the founding team, while 20% is allocated to investors who lost money on the Trump-linked $TRUMP token. Another 20% is earmarked for charity and operations, while up to 30% could be burned based on predetermined events, including a Democratic victory in the 2028 presidential election. — link | 261 |
| 7 | Privacy Is Crypto’s Only Sector Above the 2025 High, Led by ZEC’s 2,496% Rally
According to Glassnode, privacy is the only major crypto sector trading above its level at Bitcoin’s October 2025 high, up 213% while every other sector remains below that mark. The sector’s market cap has grown from $7.1 billion a year ago to $33.6 billion, led by ZEC, which has surged 2,496% and risen from 82nd to 7th by market cap. ZEC now accounts for about 62% of the sector, though Glassnode noted the rally is broader: excluding ZEC, the cap-weighted privacy basket is still up 85% over the past year. — link | 221 |
| 8 | Bitcoin-Gold Correlation Hits Nine-Year High as Nasdaq Link Falls to One-Year Low
According to Protos, Bitcoin’s 90-day correlation with gold has risen to 0.56, its highest level since most data providers began tracking the metric in 2017 and above the previous peak of around 0.50 in November 2020. Meanwhile, its 90-day correlation with the Nasdaq 100 has fallen to roughly 0.30, a one-year low. On a 30-day basis, BTC’s correlation with gold has climbed to 0.72, versus just 0.22 with the Nasdaq Composite, reinforcing the renewed “digital gold” narrative amid August’s debasement trade. — link | 203 |
| 9 | Singaporean Suspect in $240M Bitcoin Theft Set to Plead Guilty After $569K Nightclub Spend
According to AP, 22-year-old Singaporean Malone Lam is set to appear at a plea agreement hearing Tuesday over his alleged role in a 2024 social-engineering scheme that stole more than $240 million worth of Bitcoin. Prosecutors say Lam and his associates spent the proceeds on luxury cars, private jets and mansions, with Lam spending more than $569,000 in a single night at a Los Angeles nightclub. If he pleads guilty, he would become the 11th defendant to do so among 18 people charged in the case; prosecutors previously estimated a sentencing-guideline range of at least 14 years. — link | 231 |
| 10 | DBS and Citi Complete First Weekend Cross-Border USD Payment Using Tokenized Deposits on Swift Ledger
DBS and Citi completed a cross-border USD payment between Singapore and the U.S. over the weekend using tokenized deposits via Swift’s blockchain-based Digital Ledger. The September 5 transaction took minutes to complete and demonstrated 24/7 cross-border payment capability outside traditional banking hours. Swift’s ledger synchronizes interbank payment commitments while settlement remains off-ledger through existing banking infrastructure. — link | 208 |
| 11 | Philippines Proposes 12-Month Freeze on New Payment Operators, Tightens Crypto Payment Controls
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has proposed a 12-month suspension on new Operator of Payment System registrations while it reviews the country’s licensing framework. The draft would also require regulated institutions serving virtual asset businesses through merchant acquiring arrangements to apply enhanced due diligence, monitoring, and transaction and settlement limits. If finalized, the rules would take effect 15 days after publication. — link | 208 |
| 12 | Highlight Clip: Strategy CEO: Will Continue Buying Bitcoin Even If BTC Surpasses Its All-Time High
Strategy CEO: Will Continue Buying Bitcoin Even If BTC Surpasses Its All-Time High
On September 2, 2026, Strategy CEO Phong Le said in an interview that the company remains a net buyer of Bitcoin. Even if the price reaches $80,000, $90,000, or $100,000, or even surpasses $130,000 to set a new all-time high, Strategy will continue buying.
The company previously sold around 7,000 Bitcoin, representing less than 1% of its holdings, mainly to fund preferred stock dividends and share repurchases. Phong Le said Strategy follows a two-way capital strategy, maintaining the flexibility to buy and sell Bitcoin as well as raise capital through stock financing. — link | 199 |
| 13 | Bankless Co-Founder David Hoffman’s Altcoin Picks Surge as LIT Gains 369% and ZEC Rises 110%
DeFi researcher Ignas said that LIT and ZEC were among the best-performing assets after Bankless co-founder David Hoffman publicly sold ETH in May and rotated into LIT, ZEC, NEAR, and VVV. Since around the time of Hoffman’s ETH sale, LIT, ZEC, and NEAR have gained approximately 369%, 110%, and 54%, respectively, while ETH rose about 8% and VVV fell about 6%. — link | 244 |
| 14 | CryptoQuant Analyst: Bitcoin Sees Sharpest Deleveraging Phase Since 2023
CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost said Bitcoin has recently experienced its sharpest deleveraging phase since 2023, with Binance’s open interest briefly falling below its 180-day average. Binance’s current open interest stands at approximately $9.6 billion, above the 180-day average of $8.3 billion and accounting for about 37% of Bitcoin’s total open interest. The current cycle has seen one of the largest liquidation events in Bitcoin’s history. Darkfost said traders appear to have returned and are fueling BTC’s rebound, while warning that excessive leverage could trigger another severe deleveraging episode. — link | 223 |
| 15 | Highlight Clip: CZ: Bitcoin May Flip Gold in the Next Bull Run
CZ: Bitcoin May Flip Gold in the Next Bull Run
In a Bitcoin Asia fireside chat published by Bitcoin Magazine on Aug. 28, 2026, Binance founder CZ said that if Bitcoin gradually becomes a strategic reserve asset for countries, its ultimate importance will likely surpass gold's.
The real resistance today is not the asset itself, he argued, but the mature valuation, custody and reserve systems countries have already built around gold, and for large economies completing such a switch typically takes many years. Bitcoin nonetheless holds the stronger long-term advantage over gold, CZ said, with a single low-probability exception: a stronger digital asset emerging to replace it before Bitcoin closes the gap, which he sees as unlikely for now. — link | 205 |
| 16 | Capital B Completes €28.7M Private Placement and Acquires 376 BTC, Bringing Holdings to 3,521 BTC
Capital B announced the completion of a €1.44 million ATM offering and a €28.7 million private placement, and acquired 376 BTC for €25.3 million. The company and its subsidiary now hold a total of 3,521 BTC, with an aggregate acquisition cost of €309.4 million and an average cost of €87,878 per BTC. — link | 193 |
| 17 | South Korea Says Crypto Exchange Accounts Must Still Be Reported Even After Bankruptcy
South Korea’s National Tax Service said residents must still report overseas financial accounts holding crypto assets, even if the overseas exchange has gone bankrupt and trading or withdrawals are no longer possible. Accounts with balances exceeding KRW 500 million on any month-end must be reported in June of the following year. Crypto assets have been subject to the reporting requirement since 2023. — link | 203 |
| 18 | Vitalik: Optimistic About the Long-Term Development of Cybersecurity, Expects Bitcoin to Handle Issues Not Requiring Social Consensus Well
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin said he is quite optimistic about the long-term development of cybersecurity and expects Bitcoin to handle issues that do not require social consensus well. Network-layer attacks can be addressed by upgrading clients and mining pools, while the probability of hashes or PoW being successfully broken is “tiny.” Therefore, he disagrees with the view that BTC could fall more than 50% over the next two years due to AI undermining its security. — link | 203 |
| 19 | Bitcoin Spot ETFs See $987M in Net Inflows Last Week, Marking Three Consecutive Weeks of Inflows
From August 31 to September 4 (ET), Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $987 million in net inflows, marking three consecutive weeks of inflows. Ethereum spot ETFs saw $218 million in net inflows, also marking three consecutive weeks of inflows. Solana spot ETFs recorded $6.1751 million in net inflows, extending their inflow streak to 10 consecutive weeks. XRP spot ETFs saw $18.9602 million in net inflows, while HYPE spot ETFs recorded $12.2734 million in net inflows. — link | 200 |
| 20 | Senator Lummis: Failure to Pass the CLARITY Act This Congress Could Delay the Next Opportunity Until 2030
U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis said that if the CLARITY Act does not pass during the current Congress, the next real opportunity to advance market structure legislation may not come until 2030. She said completing the legislation now could help avoid years of lost jobs, investment, and tax revenue. — link | 219 |
