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TREE NEWS reports: US spot bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $283 million on Sept. 10, a third consecutive day of net redemptions, SoSoValue data show. Morgan Stanley’s MSBT drew the largest single-day inflow at $3.9792 million, bringing its cumulative net inflow to $525 million, while Ark Invest and 21Shares’ ARKB saw the biggest outflow at $164 million, with cumulative net inflows of $1.223 billion.

TREE NEWS update: JustLend DAO, the core DeFi lending platform on the Tron network, launched a Buy Energy service on August 20 that lets users purchase energy on demand without staking or burning TRX. The platform says the product cuts on-chain transaction fees by up to roughly 64% versus burning TRX directly, with purchased energy valid for one hour and up to 50 addresses filled per order. It joins the existing Energy Rental and GasFree tools.

TREE NEWS reports: Blockworks Research published a valuation report on PumpFun’s PUMP token, setting a base-case range of $0.0108-$0.0205, or 2.3-4.4 times its September 9 price of $0.0047. The report cites PumpFun’s $677 million annualized revenue, a 50% programmatic buyback absorbing about 17.6% of circulating supply annually, and a 2.8x price-to-sales multiple it calls a discount to peers.

TREE NEWS update: Kalshi has received approval from the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission to list perpetual futures contracts tied to gold and silver, with the new markets going live on the platform on September 10. The application was filed in July. Udesh Jha, chief risk officer at Kalshi’s clearinghouse Kalshi Klear, said precious metals were chosen as the next asset class for perpetual futures because of strong market interest, noting gold and silver have a distinct trading story tied to inflation.

TREE NEWS reports: Shareholders of Bitcoin treasury company Metaplanet are objecting to equity allocations made to insiders. The backlash comes as new figures show crypto funding in Southeast Asia has doubled, reinforcing Singapore’s position as the region’s leading crypto hub.

TREE NEWS update: Senate Republicans released a revised version of the Clarity Act ahead of a September 15 vote. The draft adds registration requirements for controlled trading protocols while leaving its ethics provisions largely unchanged.

TREE NEWS reports: The US cryptocurrency and crypto-related index closed down 3.45% at 71.31 points, gapping lower at the open and touching a session low of 70.88 before trading in a narrow range. Spot bitcoin fell 1.22% over 24 hours to $77,248.19, accelerating lower after 20:00 Beijing time. Spot ether slipped 0.38% to $2,460.125, dipping to $2,405.248 at 21:12 in a brief V-shaped move.

TREE NEWS update: Robinhood Markets Inc.’s derivatives subsidiary has petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to review a Ninth Circuit appellate ruling issued last month that favored state regulators. The dispute centers on whether sports event contracts should be regulated as gambling by states or as swaps, a type of hedging tool, under the jurisdiction of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

TREE NEWS reports: Crypto sold off after August producer prices rose 0.4% and the 30-year Treasury yield closed above every level seen in the past five years, with Brent crude topping $106 and rate-hike odds reaching 64%. Bitcoin traded at $77,120 and 103 of the 125 largest non-stablecoin tokens fell on the day. Ether.fi bucked the trend, rising 14.2% on a buyback vote that closed a week ago.

TREE NEWS reports: The ECDSA.Fail challenge cut a resource benchmark for one component of a potential quantum attack by 86%, with AI agents behind the reduction. The result lowers the estimated cost of that single component rather than demonstrating a working attack on Bitcoin’s ECDSA signatures.

TREE NEWS update: Bitwise has closed its Dogecoin ETF (ticker BWOW) less than a year after launch. The fund drew about $3 million in trading volume when it debuted in November 2025 but has failed to come anywhere close to that level since.

TREE NEWS update: The RPC spot ticker on Hyperliquid has been acquired for 500 HYPE, valued at $40,200. The purchase marks the latest sale of a spot ticker on the decentralized exchange’s spot market, where tickers are auctioned for HYPE tokens. No further details on the buyer were disclosed.

TREE NEWS reports: The European Securities and Markets Authority said prediction market platforms Polymarket and Kalshi do not hold the authorization normally required to offer event contracts to EU users. ESMA said event contracts may be classed as financial instruments, MiCA-regulated crypto assets or gambling under member-state rules, and questioned the platforms’ partial country restrictions as VPNs can bypass them. France ordered ISPs to block Polymarket in July.

TREE NEWS update: U.S. Bank said it completed a cross-border payment between entities in North America and Europe on Sept. 9 using its own dollar stablecoin, USBDC, on the public Stellar blockchain. The transfer ran on an open network rather than a closed private ledger while staying connected to the bank’s existing systems. CEO Gunjan Kedia said the pilot demonstrates faster global cash management and fund movement; the bank, with $445.4 billion in assets under management as of June 2026, said its digital asset platform can assess stablecoin minting, payment redemption, freezing and rollback functions.

TREE NEWS update: Amboss Technologies and Mexican platform Aureo have completed an integration connecting the Bitcoin Lightning Network end-to-end with Mexico’s banking system. Businesses using Amboss Payments can route Lightning payments to an Aureo Lightning address, where funds are automatically converted to Mexican pesos via SPEI within seconds and deposited into bank accounts, without going through an exchange. The integration is live, with Aureo listed in the Destinations and Integrations sections of the Amboss Payments app; all users must complete KYC verification.

TREE NEWS update: Senate Republicans released a revised version of landmark cryptocurrency legislation ahead of a pivotal initial vote next week. The revised bill is tied to the Clarity Act, which faces its first procedural vote in the coming days. No further details on the changes were provided.

TREE NEWS update: Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of the collapsed crypto exchange FTX, has asked the US Supreme Court to review his fraud conviction. The filing seeks the top court’s assessment of the case that led to his conviction on fraud charges tied to FTX’s 2022 implosion.

TREE NEWS update: Coinbase Wallet has rebranded as it pursues an ‘anything, anywhere’ trading strategy. Kass said the return to the Coinbase Wallet name reflects a broader trading push, with the self-custody app serving as a testing ground for new assets and experiences. The move comes as Robinhood Chain heats up.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin slid in an inflation-driven market selloff, cooling its recent rally. A bearish chart pattern is now set to flip bullish for the first time since November, forming a golden cross. No price levels or dates were specified in the material.

TREE NEWS update: Uniswap has launched dynamic fees for two stablecoin-pair pools on Ethereum, pairing USDC with USDT and USDC with USDG. Corrective trades executed outside the price band face a fee that declines with each block.