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Echo Base calls BitMart customers with stuck assets to join claim group
Echo Base, the special-situations firm that sent a $10 million pre-negotiated bankruptcy offer to the Bitmart exchange’s management, has followed up on its August moves with a call to customers who can’t access their crypto on the exchange to join its ad hoc committee. The group that Echo Base is assembling is being pitched as...
Thu, Sep 3
A record 932 Chinese exhibitors bring humanoid robots to IFA 2026 in Berlin
Unitree and AgiBot headline the first robot runway at IFA 2026 in Berlin, where a record 932 Chinese firms make up close to half the exhibitors.
Thu, Sep 3
US Justice Department puts hacker groups on alert after X cyber attack
Attorney General Todd Blanche has said that the Justice Department is going after the cyber criminals who bombarded X users with unrequested password-reset emails this week. The platform maintains that no accounts were compromised because the attack was disrupted in time. Password reset attack on X On September 2, 2026, Attorney General Todd Blanche wrote...
Thu, Sep 3
Google, others resort to recycling older modules as DRAM price hikes, shortages bite
A senior Google executive has reportedly confirmed that the firm has found a workaround to the AI-led memory chip supply crunch and price hikes that have stalled the entire tech sector: recycling DDR4 memory from retired servers and using it in its newest AI machines. Senior director of supply chain infrastructure, Nikhil Cherian, said that...
Thu, Sep 3
BTC posts August rally as $1B in stablecoins return to Binance
Around $1B in stablecoins flowed into Binance in August, seen as a positive signal after months of outflows.
Thu, Sep 3
Google rebounds with Gemini 3.8 Flash and antitrust win as AI outlook brightens
Following its worst monthly losing streak in more than ten years, Google is hoping to turn the page, kicking off September with a fresh wave of investor optimism. It started the month with fresh product launches and a major victory in federal court. Specifically, the company just introduced Gemini 3.8 Flash, its third Flash release...
Thu, Sep 3
Ondo says US rules already allow stock perps
In a comment letter dated August 24, Ondo Finance has informed the SEC and CFTC that new regulations are not required to allow trade in perpetual contracts based on US stocks. The letter argues that the current framework of security futures accommodates the product. The document attempts to turn a matter of definition into a...
Thu, Sep 3
Robinhood Chain Daily Fees and Revenue Both Clear $4 Million
Robinhood Chain is seeing parabolic growth over the past week. It is currently the leading fee-generating chain in crypto and only second to Solana when it comes to chain revenue. On September 2, the network collected $4.45 million in chain fees and kept $4.01 million of that as revenue, according to data from DefiLlama. This...
Thu, Sep 3
Solana V1 transactions hit testnet, aiming to fold multi-step operations into one
On September 1, Anza initiated Transaction V1 on the testnet of Solana, allowing for the final rehearsal of this upgrade prior to its launch on September 9. The change is intended to allow cryptographic and DeFi workloads that had initially to be fragmented in different transactions to now be processed in one single atomic transaction,...
Thu, Sep 3
Fed Beige Book puts data centers at center of US growth
Investment in AI has become an anchor for the world’s biggest economy, a trend which has now been noted by the Fed in its own evaluation of local economic activity. According to the Beige Book published on September 2, the Fed reported that U.S. economic activity showed only slight uptick in activity until the end...
Thu, Sep 3
FBI seizes Hamas crypto pipeline instead of chasing donations one by one
Instead of attempting to pursue the money, agents of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) broke into the fundraising mechanism itself. Via their own informants, the bureau’s Albuquerque Field Office tracked down the servers, domains, and rotating crypto addresses through which donations were solicited for Hamas, thus being able to take control of parts...
Thu, Sep 3
Hock Tan guides Broadcom's AI revenue to $21.7 billion after a $16.7 billion quarter
Broadcom's AI chip revenue jumped 221% to $16.7 billion in fiscal Q3, and CEO Hock Tan guided fourth-quarter AI sales to $21.7 billion.
Thu, Sep 3
Chainlink Proof of Reserve takes Wyoming's FRNT past monthly GENIUS Act disclosures
Wyoming's Stable Token Commission adopted Chainlink Proof of Reserve to publish FRNT reserve data onchain, clearing the GENIUS Act's monthly disclosure floor.
Thu, Sep 3
Norway may ban facial recognition in smart glasses but has set no deadline
Norway will regulate smart glasses more strictly and may ban facial recognition in public, but Karianne Tung set no deadline and named an expert group.
Thu, Sep 3
Coinbase enlists ex-xAI CFO Armstrong on its board
Coinbase has named Anthony Armstrong, the previous finance chief at Elon Musk’s xAI and X, to its board of directors as competition in the cryptocurrency industry starts shifting from trading volume to control of the technologies behind 24/7 markets. Now it is much more important to be able to provide the liquidity, settlement, custody, and...
Wed, Sep 2
US in support of OpenAI’s fair-use claim and warns of AI licensing oligopoly
The US Justice Department told a Manhattan federal court Tuesday that OpenAI’s use of copyrighted writing at the training stage should be protected by fair use, a position that could reshape the economics of the global AI industry as worldwide investment is set to exceed $1 trillion this year. In the statement of interest it...
Wed, Sep 2
Lawsuit says Tether locked $42.4 million in USDT months before any warrant existed
Two Thai businessmen sued Tether over $42.4 million in USDT frozen on a verbal Homeland Security request, four months before a judge signed a seizure warrant.
Wed, Sep 2
Arbitrum takes 10% as Robinhood Chain posts a record $3.75 million fee day
Robinhood Chain users paid a record $3.75 million in fees on September 1, beating Ethereum mainnet and Base. Arbitrum takes 10% of the chain's net revenue.
Wed, Sep 2
EU vows to unload sanctions on Russia after Germany airport probe
Russian envoys have been summoned by the European Union (EU) foreign ministers just one day after Germany accused Moscow of being behind the August 4 explosive-laden drone attack on Leipzig/Halle airport. The foreign ministers are also reportedly drafting fresh sanctions. Meeting in Wicklow, Ireland, the bloc’s foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, told reporters the incident...
Wed, Sep 2
New Jersey drags Supreme Court into prediction market regulation clash
New Jersey has petitioned the US Supreme Court to allow states to classify prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket as gambling. The fight has been going on for two years now, and it’s getting to the Justices of the Supreme Court for the first time. The petition came in on Wednesday, and a ruling by...
Wed, Sep 2
