Odaily reports that the platform supports splitting tokenized shares and using them to acquire real public companies.
Odaily News — Column, the bank founded by William Hockey, co-founder of U.S. fintech infrastructure giant Plaid, has officially launched bank-native stablecoin infrastructure. The solution integrates USDC and USDT directly into the bank's core system, placing stablecoin addresses and bank accounts on the same ledger, supporting 24/7 instant conversion between stablecoins and U.S. dollars, and connecting to payment networks including ACH, Fedwire, FedNow, RTP, and SWIFT.
Public information shows that Plaid is a major U.S. provider of bank account connectivity and financial data APIs, offering bank account connection services to thousands of financial applications.
Odaily reports that AI compute infrastructure startup Crusoe has completed a $3.9 billion Series F funding round, with a post-investment valuation of approximately $30.9 billion. The round was co-led by Atreides Management, Valor Equity Partners, and Mubadala Investment Company, with participation from Founders Fund, TPG, and the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA), among others.
Founded in 2018, Crusoe initially provided services to cryptocurrency miners before pivoting to AI compute infrastructure. The company previously spent two years building a large-scale AI data center in Abilene, Texas, to provide compute power for OpenAI and Microsoft. The company is now shifting toward producing a compact data center called "Spark," which involves loading prefabricated facilities onto trucks and deploying them to locations with idle power capacity to more quickly meet AI inference compute demand. (WSJ)
Odaily reports: Bitcoin News posted on X that Bitdeer has signed a 10-year, 65.1 MW AI computing power agreement at its Johor Bahru campus, bringing its locked-in AI cloud service power to approximately 206.5 MW, with an AI project pipeline exceeding $7 billion.
Bitdeer CFO Michael Potter said that liquid-cooled rack demand for 2027 already exceeds supply. The company still mined 990 bitcoins in June and is deploying 1.93 EH/s of computing power into a 28 MW wind power joint mining project in Texas.
1. Analyst: ETH's recent rebound targets $2,570, with potential upside to $2,700–$3,000;
2. Morgan Stanley increased its holdings by approximately 123 BTC, with total holdings surpassing 8,000 BTC for the first time;
3. Analyst: Bitcoin has entered a cost-game zone, with support at $71,300 and resistance at $79,800;
4. CZ responds to rumors of surpassing Zhang Yiming in net worth: health, family, and friendship matter more than wealth rankings;
5. Nikita Bier comments on Solana ecosystem project UsePaid: creative use of X Money, but suggests adding an exit option;
6. Bitdeer produced 1,310 Bitcoin in August, up 249% year-over-year;
7. U.S. and Brent crude oil prices declined, with WTI crude falling below $96 per barrel;
8. Over $1.5 billion in ETH accumulated purchases over the past 20 days, with BlackRock's ETHA and ETHB combined buying;
9. FLOP Labs testnet tokens will support real fund transactions via the HTLC protocol;
10. El Salvador's Bitcoin holdings increased to 7,777 BTC, with unrealized gains of approximately $162 million.
Odaily reports, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a whale opened a long position of 3,380 ZEC on Hyperliquid with 10x leverage, worth approximately $4.56 million, with a liquidation price of $1,275.
Odaily News: According to market sources, Coreweave plans to issue $3 billion in convertible senior notes.
Odaily News: According to Gate data, Brent crude oil (XBRUSD) fell to $104/barrel, currently at $103.86/barrel, with a 24-hour decline of 3.8%.
Odaily reports that according to Lookonchain monitoring, Unipcs (Bonk Guy) continued to hold through the market pullback, and their portfolio rose by more than $2.1 million over the past 24 hours, returning to the top of FOMO.
Odaily reports that the Zilliqa network's second exchange migration hard fork is expected to trigger on September 22 at 7:21 UTC at block height 36,383,378. ZIL from participating exchanges will be migrated from legacy wallets to verified Zilliqa EVM addresses, involving multiple exchanges; Bithumb is expected to complete its migration in the third hard fork.
After the migration is complete, each exchange will gradually resume ZIL deposits and withdrawals on Zilliqa EVM, with specific timing subject to each platform's announcement.
Odaily News: Following the Federal Reserve's rate hike, a wave of liquidations swept through the cryptocurrency market, with traders facing a cumulative $345 million in liquidations. Zcash subsequently rose 17%. (CoinDesk)
Odaily reports: The European Union plans to introduce the "AI Kids Act," which would prohibit chatbots such as ChatGPT, Character.ai, and Snapchat My AI from simulating emotions or personal relationships when interacting with users under 18, in order to prevent minors from developing emotional dependence on AI. The act would strictly restrict chatbot features aimed at minors, targeting the core experience design that currently makes users "addicted." (WIRED)
Odaily News: The U.S. House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday advanced the American Reserve Modernization Act (H.R. 8957) by a vote of 28 to 21. All 28 votes in favor came from Republicans, while all 21 votes against came from Democrats.
The bill requires the Treasury Department to establish a Bitcoin strategic reserve and a digital asset reserve within 180 days, and mandates that federal agencies declare their asset holdings within 60 days. Bitcoin included in the reserve may not be sold, exchanged, auctioned, or pledged as collateral for 20 years.
The revised text removes provisions to purchase additional Bitcoin using Federal Reserve funds, gold certificate revaluation, and tariff revenues, and changes the frequency of proof-of-reserve reports from quarterly to annual. The bill does not authorize the purchase of Bitcoin; it only requires the Treasury Department and the Commerce Department to study acquisition plans that impose no cost on taxpayers. (Decrypt)
Odaily News: France's Conseil d'État, the country's top administrative court, has rejected an emergency application filed by crypto companies Bull Bitcoin and Paymium, refusing to immediately suspend the enforcement of the French decree implementing the EU's Eighth Directive on Administrative Cooperation (DAC8).
The applicants argued that centralized collection of personal and financial data of digital asset users could expose them to risks of data breaches, extortion, and physical safety threats. The court held that the applicants failed to demonstrate the existence of an urgent situation sufficient to justify an emergency suspension.
Bull Bitcoin's lawsuit seeking a full annulment of the decree is still pending. DAC8 took effect in the EU on January 1, 2026, and registered service providers must complete their first reporting for the 2026 fiscal year by September 30, 2027. (Bitcoin.com News)
Odaily News: Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan has revised his earlier pessimistic view on the Clarity Act's failure to pass, arguing that the crypto bull market is no longer highly dependent on the bill's approval.
The Clarity Act received 49 votes in a U.S. Senate procedural vote, falling short of the 60-vote threshold. Since July 1, Bitcoin's price has risen from around $57,950 and broke through $80,000 in early September; during the same period, the predicted probability of the bill passing within the year dropped from 39% to 14% on prediction markets.
Odaily News: Following a customer data breach at Revolut, multiple hacker groups have publicly demanded ransom. A group calling itself "IAmNotAVillain" demanded that Revolut pay 6,000 Monero (XMR, approximately $3 million) within 24 hours, or it would sell customer data to other criminal organizations; another group, "Revolut Smilik," had earlier demanded 10,000 Bitcoin (approximately $780 million).
In response, a Revolut spokesperson stated that the company has not received any direct contact or extortion demands from any of the aforementioned individuals or organizations. Meanwhile, Italy's Anti-Mafia and Anti-Terrorism Directorate has launched an investigation, with Italian prosecutors investigating unauthorized access to government computer systems, and Italy's privacy regulator has also asked banks to urgently review the security of their access systems. (Cointelegraph)
