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Self-Custody Proposal Would Require RIAs to Clarify Bankruptcy Protections for Crypto Assets
Odaily News: A Fox Business crypto reporter posted on X that a self-custody proposal focuses on bankruptcy protections and would require registered investment advisers to sign written agreements with clients clarifying that adviser-self-custodied crypto assets will be treated as financial assets under Article 8 of the Uniform Commercial Code. The move may be intended to reduce the risk of clients losing crypto assets if an adviser becomes insolvent.
Poll: Only 4% of Americans Say They Would Consider Candidates’ Cryptocurrency Stances When Voting
According to Cointelegraph, a survey conducted by POLITICO and Public First among 2,035 U.S. adults found that only 4% of respondents said they would consider candidates’ cryptocurrency policy positions when deciding whom to vote for. The survey also revealed that only 18% of respondents ranked establishing regulatory frameworks for cryptocurrency markets as a congressional priority; 27% supported government efforts to promote cryptocurrency as a mainstream financial asset, while 31% opposed it. Additionally, over half of respondents stated they would not consider trading cryptocurrency, and 45% viewed investing in cryptocurrency as a risk not worth taking.
Bitcoin Core Developer: Would Rather Freeze 5.6 Million BTC Than Let Them Fall into the Hands of Quantum Hackers
Odaily News Bitcoin Core developer Jameson Lopp stated that compared to potential future quantum computing attacks, he would prefer to "freeze" approximately 5.6 million long-dormant BTC from the network rather than letting them be acquired by attackers. These bitcoins have not moved for over 10 years and may be permanently lost, valued at around $420 billion at current prices. If future breakthroughs in quantum computing lead to the private keys of old addresses being cracked, these assets could be transferred again, potentially triggering severe market volatility or even a crisis of confidence. Although the community recently proposed BIP-361, the proposal is still in its early stages and is not a formally promoted solution, but rather more like a contingency plan for an "extreme risk." (CoinDesk)
American Bankers Association Criticizes White House Stablecoin Report, Warns That Scaling Interest-Bearing Stablecoins Would Threaten Community Banks
According to reporter Eleanor Terrett, the American Bankers Association (ABA) has publicly criticized the recent stablecoin report issued by the White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), arguing that the report’s analytical direction is flawed and overlooks more fundamental policy risks. The ABA warns that permitting stablecoins to pay interest could trigger massive outflows of deposits from community banks, raise funding costs, and thereby tighten local credit supply. The ABA stated: “The CEA report focuses on the implications of banning interest payments, thereby creating a false sense of security while sidestepping the far more disruptive scenario—rapid, large-scale expansion of interest-bearing payment stablecoins.”
Nansen CEO: If CZ Had Acquired FTX Back Then, He Would Now Indirectly Hold Significant Stakes in Anthropic and Cursor
Alex Svanevik, CEO of on-chain data analytics platform Nansen, posted on X stating that from a hindsight perspective, if Binance founder CZ had completed the acquisition of FTX back then, his potential asset structure would have changed significantly. He would now likely hold an indirect exposure of approximately 8% stake in Anthropic, about 5% stake in the AI coding tool Cursor, as well as some investment interests related to SpaceX.It is reported that in November 2022, CZ had disclosed his intention to acquire FTX but later abandoned the plan after due diligence uncovered issues beyond his control. Subsequently, FTX filed for bankruptcy protection.
Poll: Only 4% of Americans Say They Would Consider Candidates’ Cryptocurrency Stances When Voting
According to Cointelegraph, a survey conducted by POLITICO and Public First among 2,035 U.S. adults found that only 4% of respondents said they would consider candidates’ cryptocurrency policy positions when deciding whom to vote for. The survey also revealed that only 18% of respondents ranked establishing regulatory frameworks for cryptocurrency markets as a congressional priority; 27% supported government efforts to promote cryptocurrency as a mainstream financial asset, while 31% opposed it. Additionally, over half of respondents stated they would not consider trading cryptocurrency, and 45% viewed investing in cryptocurrency as a risk not worth taking.
Bessent: Powell's Decision to Stay as Governor Would Defy Tradition
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent stated that it would be unusual for outgoing Federal Reserve Chair Powell to remain as a Fed governor. For someone who has always emphasized norms, his unilateral decision would run counter to tradition. Kevin Warsh will bring a fresh perspective to the Federal Reserve with a clear system of accountability, effective management mechanisms, and sound policy-making.
American Bankers Association Criticizes White House Stablecoin Report, Warns That Scaling Interest-Bearing Stablecoins Would Threaten Community Banks
According to reporter Eleanor Terrett, the American Bankers Association (ABA) has publicly criticized the recent stablecoin report issued by the White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), arguing that the report’s analytical direction is flawed and overlooks more fundamental policy risks. The ABA warns that permitting stablecoins to pay interest could trigger massive outflows of deposits from community banks, raise funding costs, and thereby tighten local credit supply. The ABA stated: “The CEA report focuses on the implications of banning interest payments, thereby creating a false sense of security while sidestepping the far more disruptive scenario—rapid, large-scale expansion of interest-bearing payment stablecoins.”
Whale "Set 10 Big Goals First" Shares September Tweet Predicting Bitcoin Would Hit $100K: I Told You So
whale "Set 10 Big Goals First" reposted a tweet from early September on the X platform that said "Bitcoin holds steady at $80K and is aiming for $100K! Last chance to get on board," and posted: "I told you so."
204% Return in 3 Months: A Smart Money Deposits 475,000 LIT to Lighter, Would Profit $1.512 Million If Sold
Odaily News: According to on-chain analyst Aunt Ai's monitoring, a smart money address (0xa23...CF98) accumulated 475,000 LIT at a cost of $1.56 three months ago, and withdrew tokens worth $2.257 million from Bybit in June 2026. The address deposited all its LIT to Lighter at a price of $4.75 five hours ago, achieving a 204% return over 3 months of holding; if sold, it is expected to profit $1.512 million.
"White-Haired Stock God" Serenity Slams the Paid Investment Research Community: Would Rather Share Openly Than Sell "Wall Street Secrets"
The self-proclaimed "White-Haired Stock Guru" Serenity posted that he recently observed a disappointing pattern: first attempting to compete for the same audience, then quickly funneling traffic toward paid communities or high-priced services. After he refuses to join or promote paid groups, they switch to personal attacks, framing them as "fundamental viewpoint disagreements." When he first joined X, financial content was saturated with luxury watches, private jets, options trading, and promotions for "Wall Street Secrets" paid communities and technical analysis charts. Consequently, he has always aimed to take a different approach by publicly sharing his research and investment logic, making it freely accessible to everyone so they can form their own judgments. Serenity added that although some had previously claimed he would eventually raise the subscription price to $100, his rate has consistently remained at $1 for months and will continue to be kept at the lowest possible price. He also outlined his investment perspectives on stocks such as AXTI, NBIS, AEHR, MU, and INTC. Serenity noted that some investment themes may not be verifiable until 2027–2028, covering subjects related to Sivers, Foci, and Shunsin. Finally, Serenity emphasized that not every investment thesis needs to be right, as uncertainty is inherent to research. Rather than seeing information increasingly trapped behind a $100 paywall or diluted by engagement-bait content, he hopes X will cultivate a new culture centered on openly sharing investment logic, enabling everyone to learn from rigorous research.
Bitcoin Core Developer: Would Rather Freeze 5.6 Million BTC Than Let Them Fall into the Hands of Quantum Hackers
Odaily News Bitcoin Core developer Jameson Lopp stated that compared to potential future quantum computing attacks, he would prefer to "freeze" approximately 5.6 million long-dormant BTC from the network rather than letting them be acquired by attackers. These bitcoins have not moved for over 10 years and may be permanently lost, valued at around $420 billion at current prices. If future breakthroughs in quantum computing lead to the private keys of old addresses being cracked, these assets could be transferred again, potentially triggering severe market volatility or even a crisis of confidence. Although the community recently proposed BIP-361, the proposal is still in its early stages and is not a formally promoted solution, but rather more like a contingency plan for an "extreme risk." (CoinDesk)
Poll: Only 4% of Americans Say They Would Consider Candidates’ Cryptocurrency Stances When Voting
According to Cointelegraph, a survey conducted by POLITICO and Public First among 2,035 U.S. adults found that only 4% of respondents said they would consider candidates’ cryptocurrency policy positions when deciding whom to vote for. The survey also revealed that only 18% of respondents ranked establishing regulatory frameworks for cryptocurrency markets as a congressional priority; 27% supported government efforts to promote cryptocurrency as a mainstream financial asset, while 31% opposed it. Additionally, over half of respondents stated they would not consider trading cryptocurrency, and 45% viewed investing in cryptocurrency as a risk not worth taking.
American Bankers Association Criticizes White House Stablecoin Report, Warns That Scaling Interest-Bearing Stablecoins Would Threaten Community Banks
According to reporter Eleanor Terrett, the American Bankers Association (ABA) has publicly criticized the recent stablecoin report issued by the White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), arguing that the report’s analytical direction is flawed and overlooks more fundamental policy risks. The ABA warns that permitting stablecoins to pay interest could trigger massive outflows of deposits from community banks, raise funding costs, and thereby tighten local credit supply. The ABA stated: “The CEA report focuses on the implications of banning interest payments, thereby creating a false sense of security while sidestepping the far more disruptive scenario—rapid, large-scale expansion of interest-bearing payment stablecoins.”
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Self-Custody Proposal Would Require RIAs to Clarify Bankruptcy Protections for Crypto Assets
Odaily News: A Fox Business crypto reporter posted on X that a self-custody proposal focuses on bankruptcy protections and would require registered investment advisers to sign written agreements with clients clarifying that adviser-self-custodied crypto assets will be treated as financial assets under Article 8 of the Uniform Commercial Code. The move may be intended to reduce the risk of clients losing crypto assets if an adviser becomes insolvent.
WLFI Community Opens Vote on Governance Participation Incentive Program Proposal, Would Require Lock-Up of At Least 180 Days
the WLFI community has opened a vote on the proposal "Launch of the WLFI Governance Participation Incentive Program," which is intended to roll out the relevant incentive program before October 1, 2026.According to the proposal, all WLFI holders will continue to retain governance voting rights. Holders of unlocked WLFI may lock their tokens for at least 180 days and must directly participate in governance voting at least once every 90 days to receive dynamically calculated rewards. Delegated votes will not count toward the participation requirement. The reward pool may be funded by the WLF treasury, World Liberty Markets fees, and other ecosystem and marketing incentives, and is planned to be replenished every two weeks.
Galaxy Research Head: Bitcoin's Rally "Looks Real," Holding Above the 50-Week Moving Average Would Further Confirm the Trend
Galaxy Research Head Alex Thorn posted that Bitcoin is currently showing strong momentum, with its price having climbed above the 50-week moving average, and the current rally "looks real." He noted that historically, breaking above the 50-week moving average has been an important signal confirming that a bear market low has formed, and stated that if BTC can close and hold above the 50-week moving average this Sunday, it would further confirm this trend.
Whale "Set 10 Big Goals First" Shares September Tweet Predicting Bitcoin Would Hit $100K: I Told You So
whale "Set 10 Big Goals First" reposted a tweet from early September on the X platform that said "Bitcoin holds steady at $80K and is aiming for $100K! Last chance to get on board," and posted: "I told you so."
204% Return in 3 Months: A Smart Money Deposits 475,000 LIT to Lighter, Would Profit $1.512 Million If Sold
Odaily News: According to on-chain analyst Aunt Ai's monitoring, a smart money address (0xa23...CF98) accumulated 475,000 LIT at a cost of $1.56 three months ago, and withdrew tokens worth $2.257 million from Bybit in June 2026. The address deposited all its LIT to Lighter at a price of $4.75 five hours ago, achieving a 204% return over 3 months of holding; if sold, it is expected to profit $1.512 million.
Wang Chun Responds to stakefish Lawsuit: Requiring Validators to Claw Back Rewards Based on Off-Chain Claims Would Set a Dangerous Precedent
Wang Chun posted on X platform stating that Oleksii Trofimchuk filed a lawsuit against Lido Finance and Stakefish on September 8 in the Santa Clara County Superior Court, alleging that after his wallet was compromised, competitive MEV bots claimed ETH by submitting high-priority-fee transactions.Wang Chun stated that as a validator, Stakefish merely packages legitimate transactions according to Ethereum protocol rules, and cannot and should not adjudicate off-chain ownership or competing asset claims. He warned that requiring protocol-compliant validators to claw back rewards based on off-chain claims would force validators to filter transactions based on ownership claims they cannot independently verify, exposing staking rewards to legal uncertainty and undermining Ethereum's decentralization and credible neutrality.