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TREE NEWS update: Senator Cynthia Lummis has released the final draft of the Clarity Act, with Senate Republicans saying the text addresses 126 Democratic demands. The bill faces a cloture vote on Tuesday, needing at least seven Democratic votes to advance. Trump has accepted ethics limits in the revised draft.

TREE NEWS update: Gate and blockchain security firm BlockSec launched the first installment of a joint security course on account takeover, phishing and social engineering. BlockSec, founded in 2021, says it serves over 1,000 clients and has protected more than $50 billion in on-chain assets, with an illicit-address label library of over 600 million entries. Gate, founded in 2013, says it serves more than 60 million users and was the first exchange to offer 100% proof of reserves.

TREE NEWS update: Gate and blockchain security firm BlockSec have launched the first installment of a security course focused on phishing, social engineering and identity impersonation. BlockSec co-founder Zhou Yajin cited the Cheng v. T-Mobile SIM-swap case, in which an attacker took over a Telegram account and induced a victim to send 15 BTC. Gate said its new wallet addresses carry a mandatory 24- to 48-hour cooling-off period, and its latest proof-of-reserves audit on 19 August 2026, completed by HACKEN, showed $8.215 billion in total reserves at a 127% ratio.

TREE NEWS update: Gate has launched a security course with blockchain security firm BlockSec to address phishing, account takeover and social engineering, which the exchange says account for the largest losses in the industry. BlockSec, founded in 2021, serves over 1,000 clients and has protected more than $50 billion in on-chain assets. Gate, founded in 2013, serves over 60 million users and said its latest proof-of-reserves audit, completed by HACKEN on August 19, 2026, showed total reserves of $8.215 billion and a 127% reserve ratio.

TREE NEWS update: Gate and blockchain security firm BlockSec launched the first installment of a joint security course on phishing, social engineering and identity impersonation. BlockSec said it protects over $50 billion in on-chain assets and runs a blacklist of more than 600 million illicit addresses; Gate cited a 24-48 hour cooling-off period on new withdrawal addresses and a $8.215 billion reserve at a 127% ratio, audited by HACKEN on Aug 19, 2026.

TREE NEWS update: Gate has launched a security education series with blockchain security firm BlockSec, focused on phishing, social engineering and identity impersonation. BlockSec co-founder Zhou Yajin said attackers bypass cryptography entirely, citing the Cheng v. T-Mobile SIM-swap case in which 15 BTC was stolen via a hijacked Telegram account. Gate said its 24-48 hour withdrawal cooling-off period locks an account’s withdrawals when new addresses or security settings are changed. Gate cited reserves of $8.215 billion at a 127% ratio, audited by HACKEN on August 19, 2026.

TREE NEWS update: Gate, the exchange serving over 60 million users, launched a security column with blockchain security firm BlockSec covering phishing, social engineering and insider attacks. BlockSec, founded in 2021, serves over 1,000 clients and has protected more than $50 billion in on-chain assets. Gate said new withdrawal addresses face a 24-48 hour cooling-off period, and its latest proof-of-reserves audit by HACKEN showed $8.215 billion in total reserves at a 127% ratio.

TREE NEWS update: Shanzi Gaoke shares hit the 10.04% daily limit on September 11, closing at 2.85 yuan with turnover of 773 million yuan. The move followed a draft restructuring plan disclosed at the fourth creditors’ meeting of Hozon New Energy, the parent of Neta Auto, under which Zhejiang Taiyi Shenglian Enterprise Management Partnership plans to invest 3 billion yuan for about 70.62% of Hozon.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin traders are bracing for volatility this week as the CLARITY Act awaits a Senate vote to move forward and the Federal Reserve is due to announce its latest rate decision. Both events are expected to drive price action in the crypto market.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin traders are bracing for volatility as the CLARITY Act awaits a Senate vote to move forward and the Federal Reserve is due to announce its latest rate decision. Both events fall in the same week, putting crypto market participants on alert for sharp price swings. The CLARITY Act vote will determine whether the bill advances in the Senate.

TREE NEWS update: Symbiosis said it has recovered 15 BTC from its bridge hack and is offering a 20% bounty for information leading to further asset recovery, after the hacker refused to return the stolen funds for the same white-hat bounty. The cross-chain protocol disclosed the recovery without specifying the total amount lost in the incident.

TREE NEWS update: Symbiosis said it has recovered 15 BTC from a bridge hack after the attacker declined to return the stolen funds in exchange for the same white-hat bounty. The cross-chain protocol is now offering a 20% bounty for information leading to further asset recovery. No date or total value for the stolen funds was disclosed.

TREE NEWS update: Hong Kong-based fintech FundPark announced a strategic partnership with JD.com on September 14 to offer dedicated financing to the e-commerce giant’s import cross-border sellers. FundPark becomes the first overseas financial services partner in JD.com’s import cross-border e-commerce business, with both sides building a fully data-driven, online lending loop featuring rapid disbursement.

TREE NEWS reports: Bernstein analysts said the Clarity Act is making more progress than markets expect, arguing that “any positive surprise is definitely not priced in.” The note comes ahead of Tuesday’s cloture vote and Wednesday’s Federal Reserve decision, with crypto markets holding a bearish bias into both events.

TREE NEWS reports: TD Cowen raised its price target on bitcoin treasury firm Smarter Web, pointing to 90% upside following the company’s proposed ‘MORE’ preferred IPO. The broker cited broader funding options and improved capital efficiency as reasons for the more constructive view. The note follows Smarter Web’s plan to list the preferred shares.

TREE NEWS update: Suzhou Yunjun Electronic Technology said its MLCC products are currently used mainly in consumer electronics and have not yet been applied to AI compute servers. The disclosure followed a cumulative 30% deviation in its closing price over three consecutive trading days. The company said it has no undisclosed material matters and noted its MLCC business requires large upfront capital and long investment cycles.