CloudVoice (09678) said it has recently won multiple benchmark projects in smart healthcare, including several smart medical projects at top tertiary hospitals, an intelligent fund supervision project for a leading insurance institution, and regional healthcare digitalisation projects, with total contract value of nearly RMB100 million. The company said the projects will be implemented in stages and are expected to accelerate the commercialisation of its healthcare large model. It added that real-world business data gathered during implementation will continue to feed model iteration, creating a positive cycle, according to ETNet.

Anthropic, the developer of the Claude AI chatbot, has slightly adjusted its initial public offering timetable and could begin its IPO roadshow as early as mid-October, with a listing planned for a few days before the U.S. midterm elections in November, according to ETNet. Leverage Shares by Themes ETFs is also preparing leveraged and inverse products tied to Anthropic, including ANUU, a 2x long Anthropic ETF, ANDD, a 2x short Anthropic ETF, and ANSS, a 1x short Anthropic ETF. The products are still in the preparatory stage and have only filed preliminary prospectuses with the SEC. They would not begin trading until Anthropic is officially listed and the related registration statement becomes effective.

The Philippines’ central bank has proposed a 12-month freeze on new registrations for payment-system operators while tightening controls on payment arrangements involving virtual asset service providers. The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said in a draft circular that it would suspend acceptance and processing of applications for operators of payment systems to allow a holistic review of its taxonomy and licensing framework. Applications filed before the suspension would still be reviewed, but the BSP would not approve or deny them until the pause ends. Entities would also be prohibited from beginning activities that require OPS registration unless the regulator grants authorization. According to Cointelegraph, the proposal is part of a broader effort to reassess how payment-system operators are licensed and supervised, with the central bank seeking feedback on the draft before any final decision is made. The draft would also require BSP-supervised institutions that provide merchant acquisition services to work with regulated virtual asset service providers through direct merchant arrangements. Those relationships would be subject to enhanced due diligence, closer monitoring, transaction and settlement limits, and other risk-based controls. The requirement would apply to virtual asset firms that must be licensed, registered or authorized by the BSP, the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission, or another authority. VASPs are listed alongside gambling businesses, gaming providers, adult-oriented businesses and money service businesses in the draft. If finalized, the circular would take effect 15 days after publication. Cointelegraph said it contacted the BSP for further comment but did not receive a response before publication.

LeBit Mining Pool founder Jiang Zhuoer said he opened a BTC short at $82,050 and closed it at $79,480 for profit, then returned to a full ETH spot position while waiting for a rebound. According to Foresight News, he said ETH has led the current bull market, is near its previous high, and may help BTC rise, while ETF net inflows remain strong, including a record $730 million single-day net inflow on September 3. Jiang said he only takes short positions during periods of continued ETF net inflows. He added that if BTC rises to the $83,000 to $84,000 range, he would repeat the short-selling strategy, saying that resistance in that area is unlikely to break in the short term. He also said he is still waiting for a larger pullback. If BTC falls to the $71,255 to $73,361 range, which he described as the Fibonacci 50% to 61.8% retracement zone, he will buy back fully. Otherwise, he plans to buy back before the end of October. Jiang also referred to two earlier timing calls, including shorting ETH at $2,525 on August 22 and shorting BTC at $82,050 on September 4. He said his current approach of trading without leverage and buying or selling with full positions has been effective.

B.TOP founder Jiang Zhuoer said on X that he sold his entire Bitcoin position at $82,050 and bought it back at $79,480, returning to a full spot ETH position while waiting for a rise. According to PANews, he said ETH is the engine of this bull market rather than a follower, and that an early rise in ETH may mean Bitcoin will follow. Jiang said spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a record $730 million in net inflows on September 3, and that short positions can only be used for quick trades while ETF inflows continue. He said the next resistance level is between $83,000 and $84,000, which he expects will be difficult to break in the short term, and said consolidation may last at least one to two months. He said he is still waiting for a larger pullback in this rally and expects $76,000 is likely to be reached, with a possible low in the $71,255 to $73,361 range. He said he would use reserve funds to buy back in at that level. Jiang also said he had twice timed market tops accurately, including shorting ETH at $2,525 on August 22, which he said was 0.98% below the top, and shorting BTC at $82,050 in this move, which he said was 0.28% below the top. He said his unleveraged full-position trading approach has been effective, with each trade making 2% to 3% and stop losses controlled at 0.5%.

A British investor has recovered 61 Bitcoin after more than a decade without access to his funds, turning an initial investment of roughly £1,500 in 2011 into a fortune worth nearly $4.5 million.

Ruipu Lanjun (00666) disclosed a shareholding change record showing that shareholder Cao Hui reduced his long position by 220,000 shares on September 4, 2026, 20,000 shares on September 3, 2026 and 160,000 shares on September 2, 2026, according to ETNet. The trades were executed at an average on-market price of HK$10.0553, HK$10.0195 and HK$10.0672 respectively. The filing said the percentage figures were calculated based on H shares only.

Hyperliquid had 373,952 active perpetual futures traders, according to HyperliquidNews monitoring. According to Odaily, the figure covers traders who completed at least one trade or held an open position in the past 30 days.

The IMF confirmed that Bitcoin added to El Salvador’s reserve after June 2025 came from private donations, with no public funds used. The country also agreed to limit further Bitcoin accumulation as part of its $1.4 billion IMF programme, while restructuring its Chivo wallet separately from its sovereign Bitcoin reserve.

BTC, the person who lost their Bitcoin says Bitcoin has no backing. Golden Finance, long-term thinkers simply hold on and believe that time will give the final verdict.

On July 1, 2026, Robinhood officially launched its own public blockchain, Robinhood Chain—a Layer 2 network built on the Arbitrum Orbit framework and settled on Ethereum.

TikTok parent company ByteDance has secured a $29.6 billion loan from nearly 30 Chinese and international banks as it pours money into artificial intelligence, according to Reuters, citing people with direct knowledge of the transaction.

Router Protocol will shut down all operations by 30 September 2026 after failing to find a sustainable business model amid lower fees, weaker Web3 activity and rising costs. The project will also delist ROUTE from exchanges and burn 303,333,198 tokens from its treasury, with holders urged to check individual exchange deadlines.

A surge of unsolicited password-reset emails has flooded X users' inboxes.

Robinhood Chain, RWA, TradFi, Meme, Public Chain, Behind Robinhood's Meme Frenzy: The Next Generation of Global Financial Markets is Quietly Going On-Chain. Golden Finance: The future is here, but the financial world is only just beginning to adapt to it.

LeBron James appears to be teasing a partnership with prediction market platform Polymarket, while the details of the partnership remain unclear.

Ukrainian authorities shut down a Kyiv-based network of fake crypto investment platforms that allegedly used wallet-draining code to steal funds, with 62 victims identified across more than 20 countries and turnover reaching up to $1 million a month.