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Bitwise’s NEAR ETF clears NYSE Arca and SEC hurdles, launch imminentThe imminent launch of Bitwise's NEAR ETF could boost investor interest in staking-focused crypto funds, potentially influencing market dynamics. The post Bitwise’s NEAR ETF clears NYSE Arca and SEC hurdles, launch imminent appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Saylor outlines ‘bill of digital rights’ to help build prosperity in future economyOur ambition should be to “enable 10 million new companies to raise capital,” Strategy’s executive chairman Michael Saylor wrote in an essay.
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Brandt Takes Fresh Shot at XRP 'Cult'Veteran trader Peter Brandt has taken another swipe at XRP’s fiercely loyal community even as his latest chart points to a potentially bullish setup for the Ripple-linked cryptocurrency.
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Broadcom raises AI sales forecast as stock lingers 29% below its highBroadcom's AI revenue growth highlights potential market volatility and underscores the importance of meeting forward-looking expectations. The post Broadcom raises AI sales forecast as stock lingers 29% below its high appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Dogecoin Ten-Cent Dream on Table as Elon Musk Returns to Crypto SpotlightDogecoin’s ten-cent push returns as Elon Musk steps back into crypto spotlight.
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Iran Pushes Diplomacy After Trump Rejects Hormuz Peace Plan: ‘Only a Negotiated Solution Can...’Iran seeks talks to end conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while Trump rejects its proposal and tensions disrupt oil flows.
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Trump, Xi Jinping Agree to $30 Billion Tariff Deal, Back ‘More Favorable Tariff Treatment’ for US-China GoodsTrump and Xi agree on favorable tariffs for $30B in goods each way and launch AI safety talks with an incident communication channel.
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Anthropic explores potential rights for artificial intelligence systemsAnthropic's AI rights exploration could redefine ethical AI development, sparking debates on control, safety, and moral considerations in tech. The post Anthropic explores potential rights for artificial intelligence systems appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Australian senators invite Sam Altman and Dario Amodei to AI hearing after Medicare breachThe AI hearing underscores the urgent need for robust regulatory frameworks to address AI's impact on data security and public accountability. The post Australian senators invite Sam Altman and Dario Amodei to AI hearing after Medicare breach appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Kevin O’Leary Says ‘The Economy Is on Fire,’ Calls Trump the ‘First AI President’ as AI Boosts S&P 500 EarningsKevin O’Leary says AI is boosting productivity and S&P 500 earnings, offsetting risks from tariffs, inflation, wars and high bond yields.
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AMD surges nearly 300%, crosses $1 trillion market cap for the first timeAMD's market cap milestone highlights its growing influence in AI infrastructure, challenging industry giants and reshaping semiconductor dynamics. The post AMD surges nearly 300%, crosses $1 trillion market cap for the first time appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Why XRP's Best Q3 in 4 Years Will Not Save Bulls This OctoberDespite a massive +48.1% surge last quarter, price history shows XRP always hits a painful speed bump in so-called "Uptober".
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Mark Zuckerberg Loses Nearly $9 Billion in One Day as Meta Stock Slides 4% After Goldman Questions AI Spending PayoffMeta stock fell 4%, wiping nearly $9 billion from Zuckerberg’s wealth after Goldman Sachs warned AI spending faces a massive revenue hurdle.
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Trump Declares ‘America Is Back’ as New Fuel Economy Standards ‘Terminate’ Biden-Era ‘EV Mandate’: ‘Big Day for American Auto Workers’Trump says new fuel economy standards end Biden-era EV mandates, lower car costs and boost U.S. auto production and jobs.
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Google tests direct purchases from Flipkart through Gemini in IndiaGoogle's integration of direct purchases via Gemini in India could revolutionize e-commerce by streamlining transactions and enhancing user convenience. The post Google tests direct purchases from Flipkart through Gemini in India appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Anthropic valuation hits $965B amid AI safety focus, IPO speculation: WSJAnthropic's focus on AI safety and effective altruism could reshape industry priorities, influencing investor confidence and market dynamics. The post Anthropic valuation hits $965B amid AI safety focus, IPO speculation: WSJ appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Trump plans new AI Force, seeks AI czar to lead initiativeTrump's AI initiative could reshape tech policy, influencing global AI governance and sparking debates on ethical and strategic AI use. The post Trump plans new AI Force, seeks AI czar to lead initiative appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Pump Fun sells 47,994 SOL for $6M as cumulative liquidations approach $850MPump.fun's systematic SOL liquidations highlight the volatility and potential market impact of large-scale token sales in the crypto ecosystem. The post Pump Fun sells 47,994 SOL for $6M as cumulative liquidations approach $850M appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Bitget Raises Hack Estimate To $387.5M And Sets Withdrawal Restart PlanTL;DR Bitget has increased the confirmed value of assets transferred to attacker-controlled addresses from $351.6 million to about $387.5 million. The exchange says the underlying vulnerability has been identified and remediated. Withdrawals are scheduled to return in stages beginning with Bitcoin on September 28 and continuing through October 2. Bitget has published a substantial update on this week’s security breach, increasing the confirmed amount transferred to attacker-controlled wallets and laying out a timetable for restoring withdrawals. The exchange now puts the affected assets at approximately $387.5 million, up from its initial estimate of $351.6 million. Bitget says the change reflects additional assets identified during transaction tracing rather than a second wave of unauthorized transfers. The Vulnerability Has Been Patched, Bitget Says According to the exchange, its security team has now identified the attack path and the method used to bypass existing controls. Bitget says the underlying vulnerability has been remediated and that no further unauthorized transfers are possible. Independent teams from Mandiant and SlowMist are participating in the investigation. The revised loss estimate includes assets across multiple networks, including Ethereum and other EVM chains, XRP Ledger, Zcash and TRON. Bitget has also launched a recovery bounty program. Eligible parties whose voluntary actions directly result in funds being frozen or recovered can receive a bounty calculated as a percentage of the assets secured. The exchange says some funds have already been frozen through coordination with industry partners. Withdrawals Will Return In Stages Bitget plans to reopen withdrawals gradually rather than turning everything back on at once. Bitcoin withdrawals are scheduled to resume first on September 28. Ether withdrawals across several supported networks are expected to follow on September 29, with USDT withdrawals scheduled for September 30. Other tokens, fiat services and peer-to-peer withdrawals are planned to return by October 2. That timetable is now one of the most important operational tests following the breach. Bitget has maintained that customer account balances remain intact and that its protection arrangements cover the financial impact. Restoring withdrawals is where users get to test that assurance in practice. The new $387.5 million figure also makes this a materially different story from the initial breach report. The incident itself has already been confirmed. Now the focus is shifting to remediation, asset recovery and whether the exchange can reopen normally without creating another security problem. For Bitget, containing the attack was step one. Getting customers their withdrawal access back is the next one. This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae.
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Socure Brings AI Identity Checks To Circle’s Arc OnrampTL;DR Socure has integrated its RiskOS identity and fraud platform into the Arc Onramp experience. The system is designed to verify users and make fraud decisions as they move from fiat currency into USDC through applications built on Arc. The integration adds a compliance layer to Circle’s institution-focused blockchain without moving identity data directly into a public transaction flow. Circle’s Arc ecosystem is adding identity infrastructure from Socure as financial applications begin building fiat-to-stablecoin onboarding directly into the network. Socure says its RiskOS platform is being used for identity verification and fraud prevention inside the Arc Onramp experience. That gives developers another piece of the infrastructure required to move users from conventional financial accounts into USDC without treating compliance as a separate manual process. The Onramp Needs To Know Who Is Coming In Arc is designed around financial applications rather than anonymous crypto experimentation. That creates a straightforward problem. A payment company or regulated institution may want blockchain settlement, but it still needs to know who its customers are and whether a transaction presents fraud or compliance risk. Socure’s software sits in that onboarding layer. RiskOS combines identity verification with risk decisioning, allowing an application to evaluate a user before fiat is converted into USDC and moved through the Arc ecosystem. Socure says its broader platform is used across financial services, government, gaming and other industries. Integrating those tools into a blockchain onramp is an example of traditional fintech infrastructure meeting crypto rails rather than one replacing the other. Public Blockchains Still Need Private Identity Systems The integration highlights an awkward reality around institutional blockchain adoption. Open networks are useful because assets can move between applications without every participant sharing the same internal database. Identity data cannot work the same way. Banks and regulated financial companies generally cannot put sensitive personal information into a public ledger and call the problem solved. Instead, identity verification needs to happen offchain while the resulting permissions and transactions can move through the blockchain layer. That is the role Socure is trying to fill. Arc itself is not new this week, but the RiskOS integration is. It joins a growing collection of infrastructure aimed at making stablecoin applications feel less like crypto products and more like ordinary financial services. For end users, the ideal outcome is probably that most of this remains invisible. They verify their identity, fund an application and receive USDC. Behind that simple interaction sits exactly the kind of compliance and fraud machinery blockchain applications increasingly need if they want mainstream financial users. This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae.