Singapore Exchange Ltd. is preparing to offer its cryptocurrency perpetual futures to U.S. institutions. According to Bloomberg, it would be the first major traditional exchange to bring one of crypto’s favorite trades into the mainstream.

According to Kabutan, Yonhap and HKET, Asian equities opened broadly lower on Monday as a warning on AI-development pace from Anthropic's chief executive and a fresh climb in oil prices hit technology and chip shares across the region, with markets also cautious ahead of this week's central-bank meetings. Tokyo's Nikkei 225 opened down 351.81 points, or 0.55%, at 63,659.53, extending its decline as chip-related names Kioxia, Tokyo Electron and Advantest fell. The index slid further after the open, quoted at 62,953.57, down 1,057.77 points or 1.65%, as of 09:40 UTC+8 on Google Finance. Seoul's KOSPI opened sharply lower, down 217.30 points at 6,692.61, pressured by heavy selling in chipmakers; it stood at 6,666.80, off 3.52%, as of 09:40 UTC+8, with Samsung Electronics down 3.76% and SK Hynix down 6.13%. Hong Kong stocks opened weaker, with the Hang Seng Index down 104.45 points, or 0.42%, at 24,701.18 and the Hang Seng Tech Index off 0.7% at 4,290. Alibaba fell nearly 2%, Z.AI slid more than 5% after unveiling a HK$39.27 billion (about $5 billion) share placement and convertible-bond sale, and the CSOP SK Hynix Daily Max (2x) Leveraged Product dropped more than 13%. Taiwan's TAIEX opened low and fell as much as about 690 points, breaking below the 46,000 level, with TSMC down NT$25 at NT$2,385; the index was quoted at 45,428.29, down 756.56 points or 1.64%, as of 09:40 UTC+8. In mainland China, the Shanghai Composite eased 11.37 points, or 0.29%, to 3,876.74 as of 09:40 UTC+8.

Does LAPTOP's Waterloo mean that celebrities will completely stop issuing tokens, or that celebrity tokens will never succeed? The answer is no. However, the market has clearly matured and will not blindly buy in simply because a token is associated with a famous person.

According to CNBC, an academic working paper analyzing $13.76 billion of Polymarket trades found that about 27% of dollar profits went to just 3% of accounts identified as persistently skilled. The paper said those traders made money by reacting faster to public news, arbitraging inconsistent pricing across related contracts and trading against behavioral mistakes, while Yale economist Theis Jensen said more skilled participants would make prices more accurate and reduce mispricing opportunities. Bank of America equity research analyst Julie Hoover said tighter spreads and more efficient markets would make it harder to find arbitrage opportunities, though she said smaller skilled traders could still have an edge in niche markets. Jensen said the share of traders with an edge could fall from 3% to below 1%, while he also said prediction markets could become more of a fair gamble for participants without a persistent edge. The article said greater institutional trading volume could expand fee opportunities for platforms and improve the appeal of event contracts as hedging, forecasting and market-data tools.

China Construction Bank (00939) recorded a cross trade of 4.375 million shares at 9:30 a.m., with the shares changing hands at HK$9.78 each, 0.3% above the previous close, involving HK$42.79 million, according to ETNet. The stock was up 0.3% at HK$9.775. Turnover reached 32.81 million shares worth HK$320 million, with active buying and selling at 58:42 and net active buying of HK$8.9643 million.

According to CNBC, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the company will not go public this year, citing growing concerns about AI safety. In an interview with Fortune published Saturday, Altman said an IPO now would be "ill-advised."

On Sep 14, 2026, 01:31 AM(UTC). according to Binance Market Data, IBMB has achieved a new all-time high, trading at 244.19 USDT. The 24-hour increase of 0.30%

Whale Loracle has profited from shorting PONS and CASHCAT, according to Lookonchain monitoring. According to Foresight News, Loracle still holds short positions of 27.47 million PONS and 35.95 million CASHCAT, with unrealized gains of $5.7 million.

BTC, Federal Reserve, ETF, liquidity, US Treasury bonds, after the bottom and before the bull market, Jinse Finance, the corridor is narrow and there is only one exit.

Grayscale believes that Zcash mining offers high returns at current valuation levels. These high returns are attracting more mining participants, further strengthening cybersecurity.

Trump again urged the Federal Reserve to maintain low interest rates on Sunday, but after August's higher-than-expected inflation, market bets on a Fed rate hike this week have risen to over 85%. With both forces pushing for rate cuts and hikes simultaneously, Warsh is facing a "no-win" situation.

Jinse Finance launches its cryptocurrency and blockchain industry daily news bulletin, "Jinse at 8 AM," issue 3181, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

The market's pricing logic has changed: capital expenditures that cannot be converted into actual growth will be penalized, while investments that can drive AI revenue growth will receive positive feedback.

The Federal Reserve, Warsh, interest rate hikes—all eyes are on Warsh—will next week's "Super Week of Central Banks" see a wave of G7 interest rate hikes? Golden Finance reports that global monetary policy is at a new turning point.

Many people's impression of MoneyGram is still limited to traditional offline remittance scenarios.

For the first time in history, the three arch-rivals in the AI ​​field have joined forces—after a series of out-of-control events and doomsday warnings have impacted the industry, the heads of Anthropic, OpenAI, and SpaceX have made a rare joint call to slow down the pace of artificial intelligence development.

Astra makes headlines every day. Yesterday they conquered A, today they conquered B, and tomorrow they might be tackling C, D, and E together… Their progress is so rapid it's dazzling. Even if you have exceptional eyesight, you might not understand what Astra is doing anymore.