The US Senate failed to pass a cloture motion on the CLARITY Act after a 49 to 50 vote fell short of the 60 votes required. According to NS3.AI, the vote did not clear the threshold needed to advance the measure. Standard Chartered said Arbitrum could rise to as high as $10 by 2030, which would represent a roughly 70-fold increase from current levels.

British property sellers raised asking prices for the first time since May, according to data released Monday by UK property website Rightmove. According to Sina Finance, the data showed that asking prices for homes listed for sale rose 0.7% between August 9 and September 12, after falling 2.0% in the previous four weeks. Rightmove said asking prices were down 0.8% from a year earlier, after its August report showed house prices had fallen 1.0% year on year. The number of homes for sale reached a 12-year high, while buyer inquiries fell 9% from a year earlier. Rightmove property expert Colleen Babcock said the above-average rise in September prices after an unusually weak summer was a welcome sign of improving confidence, but should be seen as a modest recovery. The average rate on two-year fixed mortgages rose from 5.09% to 5.29%, and the Iran conflict that is pushing up borrowing costs appears unlikely to end soon.

A trader identified as the "BTC OG insider whale" agent, Garrett Jin, has closed a ZEC short position that had been held for about three months, resulting in an estimated loss of about $36.13 million. According to BlockBeats On-chain Detection, the account's cumulative historical losses have reached about $12.77 million. The address currently holds a long BTC position of about 1,330 BTC, with an unrealized profit of about $3.71 million.

The yen is likely to swing sharply and weaken further over the coming week. According to Sina Finance, Japan is heading into a three-day holiday, which will reduce market liquidity, while the Bank of Japan gave no clearer guidance on the pace of future rate hikes, disappointing investors. On Monday, the yen steadied near 156.86 per dollar. It fell as much as 1.3% on Friday after two Bank of Japan board members opposed a rate hike, and a later report that officials had called market participants to conduct a currency check only slightly narrowed the decline. The yen weakened more than 2% last week, its biggest weekly drop in nearly a year. James Reilly, senior market economist at Capital Economics, wrote in a report that the Bank of Japan has effectively halted the yen's recent momentum, and said a meaningful improvement in the yen's performance against the dollar would depend on U.S. factors. The reported currency check also highlighted the possibility that Japanese authorities could intervene again to stop further yen weakness. According to Sina Finance, any intervention could trigger rapid and sharp exchange-rate moves, and the holiday through Wednesday could amplify the effect because of thin liquidity. Similar conditions were seen during the Golden Week holiday from late April to early May, when Japan intervened after the yen fell below 160 per dollar.

Jeffrey Gundlach warned investors to watch rising interest rates. According to Sina Finance, the DoubleLine Capital chief investment officer said at an event in Manhattan last Thursday that U.S. Treasury yields, already near a two-decade high, could rise sharply further and spark market turmoil. He said that if rates truly begin to climb sharply, that would likely be enough to push the U.S. economy into recession and could trigger a wave of corporate failures. Gundlach also said long-term bond yields could break above 6%, prompting the U.S. Treasury to take larger intervention measures to calm market volatility; the Treasury recently announced a $6 billion long-bond buyback plan. Gundlach said higher borrowing costs could feed through to vulnerabilities in AI-related trades and private credit. He added that 10-year U.S. Treasury yields recently moved above 5%, a psychological threshold for the bond market, and said the Treasury buyback plan did not ease investor sentiment.

Japan's stock market will be closed for three straight days from September 21, 2026, to September 23, 2026. According to Sina Finance, the closures are for Respect for the Aged Day on September 21, the national holiday on September 22, and the Autumnal Equinox Day on September 23, with trading set to resume on September 24. Japan Exchange Group's derivatives market will remain open for holiday trading during the break.

Insurance Australia Group Ltd. said a settlement of proceedings brought by Credit Suisse entities over Greensill trade credit insurance policies has not been finalized, according to Bloomberg.

According to CNBC, a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot and wounded a man Sunday afternoon in Austin, Texas, after a traffic stop, and anti-ICE protesters gathered at the scene. Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis said the unnamed man was in serious but stable condition at a hospital after being shot once in the torso, and she said Austin police were not involved in the operation or the shooting. Mayor Kirk Watson said he wants the city police department involved in the investigation and said ICE should not investigate on its own. Davis said she did not yet know the man's nationality and that the department's special investigation unit was at the scene. U.S. Rep. Greg Casar called for transparency and said ICE should end its surge in Austin. The shooting came as ICE enforcement across the country this summer produced more than 50,000 arrests a month for the first time in the agency's history in July and August.

Ingenia Communities Group rejected a sweetened takeover offer from Warburg Pincus and its affiliates, saying the bid undervalues the Australian developer, according to Bloomberg. The private equity firm’s revised proposal was valued at $1.5 billion.

Swiss dealmaking rose 20% to $44 billion in the first eight months of this year, while large corporate transactions crowded out private equity funds, according to Boston Consulting Group. Bloomberg reported the increase in Swiss deals as private equity faced tighter competition from bigger corporate transactions.

إن الارتفاع الواسع النطاق في أسعار العملات البديلة ليس إلا وهماً. كيف حالك إن كنت قد اشتريت عملات في أكتوبر الماضي؟

أطلقت شركة Jinse Finance خدمة "Jinse Web3.0 Daily"، التي توفر لكم أحدث وأسرع الأخبار حول الذكاء الاصطناعي، والتمويل اللامركزي، والمنظمات اللامركزية المستقلة، والرموز غير القابلة للاستبدال، والميتافيرس.

يناقش الرئيس التنفيذي لشركة Bybit وكلاء الذكاء الاصطناعي ودخول مؤسسات الأصول المرجحة بالمخاطر، معتقداً أن الذكاء الاصطناعي قد يصبح المحفز التالي، مع اعتبار العملات المشفرة بنيتها التحتية المالية الأساسية.

قامت كل من PayPal و Bybit باختبار مدفوعات رمز الاستجابة السريعة WeChat، لكن العملات المستقرة لا تزال تواجه عقبة الحصول على تراخيص لدخول شبكة الاستحواذ غير المتصلة بالإنترنت في الصين.

توقفت منصة Linera العامة لتقنية البلوك تشين، التي كانت تحظى بشعبية كبيرة في السابق، عن العمل بعد فشلها في الوصول إلى الحد الأدنى من هدف جمع التبرعات، مما أدى إلى تحويل المنافسة بين سلاسل البلوك تشين العامة إلى معركة تتعلق بقدرات توليد الإيرادات.

يرى سايلور أن قطاع الأصول الرقمية ليس مضطرًا لقبول قيود شروط تسوية اتفاقية CLARITY. ففي ظل القوانين الحالية، تتوفر فرص كافية. ينبغي على التطبيق توسيع نطاق منتجه خلال عامين، جاعلًا المستخدمين خط الدفاع الأقوى.

يعتقد اثنان من الاستراتيجيين في غولدمان ساكس أن السوق متشائم للغاية بشأن تسعير رفع أسعار الفائدة، وأن انخفاض أسعار النفط سيفتح نافذة لارتفاع في نهاية العام في جميع الأصول.

كشف مركز أبحاث أمني دولي عن حادثة خروج وكيل OpenAI عن السيطرة وقام بتحليل عتبة الأمان للوكلاء على مستوى المؤسسات.

بفضل اللوائح الأمريكية المواتية وعوامل أخرى، شهدت العديد من الأصول الرقمية نموًا هائلاً مؤخرًا. تستعرض هذه المقالة بعضًا من الأصول الرقمية التي تُفاجئ محفظتك حاليًا.

يشير تقرير a16z حول العملات المشفرة إلى أن البنوك يمكنها ممارسة أعمالها بشكل متوافق مع القوانين على الشبكات المفتوحة، وأن السلاسل المغلقة ليست شرطًا أساسيًا.