BTC traded at $77,038, down 0.19% over 24 hours, while ETH stood at $2,378.97, down 1.23%. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield was 4.782% and gold was $4,438.70; the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 rose 0.46% and 0.23%, while WTI and Brent fell 0.19% and 0.36%.
1. BTC returns toward $76,000 as supply builds between $83,000 and $86,000
On September 3, Glassnode reported that BTC had returned toward $76,000 after briefly moving above $80,000 in August, with a concentration of long-term holder supply between $83,000 and $86,000. At the same price level in May, 65% of supply was in profit, compared with 68% now, while the short-term holder cost basis sits near $71,000. U.S. spot BTC ETFs averaged about $290 million in daily inflows during the rebound, against roughly $3 billion in daily turnover.
Assets to watch: BTC
2. AKE gains 77.31% as 24-hour turnover tops $200 million
On September 3, AKE traded at $0.01559, up 77.31% over 24 hours, with about $208 million in turnover and a circulating market value of roughly $356 million. Turnover was equivalent to about 58% of its circulating value, putting both its price move and trading activity among the strongest AlphaX-listed assets in this run.
Assets to watch: AKE
3. Broadcom posts 86% revenue growth in its fiscal third quarter
On September 3, Broadcom reported fiscal third-quarter revenue of $29.591 billion, up 86% from a year earlier and above the $29.362 billion market estimate. Adjusted earnings were $3.32 per share. The company raised its fiscal 2026 AI revenue outlook from $56 billion to $58 billion and projected fourth-quarter revenue of $34.8 billion.
Assets to watch: AVGO
4. World open-sources zero-knowledge identity toolkit ProveKit
On September 3, World released ProveKit as open-source software. Already in early use within World ID, the toolkit creates zero-knowledge proofs locally on phones or browsers, so a verifier receives only confirmation of a specific claim. ProveKit supports the Noir language, runs on consumer hardware and requires no trusted setup.
Assets to watch: WLD
5. Two addresses add about $42.76 million in HYPE
On September 3, onchain monitoring showed one address buying 430,224 HYPE worth about $35.10 million, while a newly created address received 94,149 HYPE worth about $7.66 million. The two additions totaled 524,373 HYPE, valued at approximately $42.76 million at the monitored prices.
Assets to watch: HYPE
6. Wyoming adds Chainlink reserve verification for FRNT
On September 2, the Wyoming Stable Token Commission adopted Chainlink Proof of Reserve for near-real-time onchain verification of reserves backing the state's FRNT stable token. FRNT had already selected Chainlink CCIP for cross-chain infrastructure. An auditor will review reserve and token-supply data under AICPA standards before the results are recorded onchain.
Assets to watch: LINK
7. Sui integrates Latin American stablecoin platform Kravata
On September 2, Kravata went live on the Sui network, bringing its stablecoin transfers, collections, merchant settlement and embedded account services to the chain. Kravata said it serves about 5 million users across Latin America, with transactions on Sui offering zero gas fees and settlement within seconds.
Assets to watch: SUI
8. Fed Beige Book points to modest U.S. economic growth
On September 3, the Federal Reserve's Beige Book found that 10 of its 12 districts had recorded slight to modest growth since early July, while two were little changed. Consumer spending edged higher, employment growth slowed and manufacturing improved in most districts. Most regions reported moderate price increases, with energy, transportation and raw-material costs still applying pressure.
9. U.S. private payrolls rise by 38,000 in August
On September 2, ADP reported that U.S. private-sector employment increased by 38,000 in August, below the market estimate of 48,000 and the smallest gain since January. Hiring slowed sharply from July's revised increase of 104,000, with goods-producing and service-sector employment moving in different directions.
10. USDT supply on TRON grows by $4 billion in one month
On September 2, onchain data showed that USDT supply on TRON had increased by $4 billion over the previous month to $94.27 billion, moving above the amount issued on Ethereum. The increase kept TRON as the largest single blockchain by USDT supply.
Assets to watch: TRX, ETH
Market snapshot
BTC: $77,038 (24h -0.19%) | ETH: $2,378.97 (24h -1.23%)
Gold: $4,438.70 (+0.55%) | Silver: $66.00 (+0.82%)
WTI: $90.84 (-0.19%) | Brent: $95.29 (-0.36%)
S&P 500: 7,666.60 (+0.46%) | Nasdaq 100: 29,143.33 (+0.23%)
1. BTC returns toward $76,000 as supply builds between $83,000 and $86,000
On September 3, Glassnode reported that BTC had returned toward $76,000 after briefly moving above $80,000 in August, with a concentration of long-term holder supply between $83,000 and $86,000. At the same price level in May, 65% of supply was in profit, compared with 68% now, while the short-term holder cost basis sits near $71,000. U.S. spot BTC ETFs averaged about $290 million in daily inflows during the rebound, against roughly $3 billion in daily turnover.
Assets to watch: BTC
2. AKE gains 77.31% as 24-hour turnover tops $200 million
On September 3, AKE traded at $0.01559, up 77.31% over 24 hours, with about $208 million in turnover and a circulating market value of roughly $356 million. Turnover was equivalent to about 58% of its circulating value, putting both its price move and trading activity among the strongest AlphaX-listed assets in this run.
Assets to watch: AKE
3. Broadcom posts 86% revenue growth in its fiscal third quarter
On September 3, Broadcom reported fiscal third-quarter revenue of $29.591 billion, up 86% from a year earlier and above the $29.362 billion market estimate. Adjusted earnings were $3.32 per share. The company raised its fiscal 2026 AI revenue outlook from $56 billion to $58 billion and projected fourth-quarter revenue of $34.8 billion.
Assets to watch: AVGO
4. World open-sources zero-knowledge identity toolkit ProveKit
On September 3, World released ProveKit as open-source software. Already in early use within World ID, the toolkit creates zero-knowledge proofs locally on phones or browsers, so a verifier receives only confirmation of a specific claim. ProveKit supports the Noir language, runs on consumer hardware and requires no trusted setup.
Assets to watch: WLD
5. Two addresses add about $42.76 million in HYPE
On September 3, onchain monitoring showed one address buying 430,224 HYPE worth about $35.10 million, while a newly created address received 94,149 HYPE worth about $7.66 million. The two additions totaled 524,373 HYPE, valued at approximately $42.76 million at the monitored prices.
Assets to watch: HYPE
6. Wyoming adds Chainlink reserve verification for FRNT
On September 2, the Wyoming Stable Token Commission adopted Chainlink Proof of Reserve for near-real-time onchain verification of reserves backing the state's FRNT stable token. FRNT had already selected Chainlink CCIP for cross-chain infrastructure. An auditor will review reserve and token-supply data under AICPA standards before the results are recorded onchain.
Assets to watch: LINK
7. Sui integrates Latin American stablecoin platform Kravata
On September 2, Kravata went live on the Sui network, bringing its stablecoin transfers, collections, merchant settlement and embedded account services to the chain. Kravata said it serves about 5 million users across Latin America, with transactions on Sui offering zero gas fees and settlement within seconds.
Assets to watch: SUI
8. Fed Beige Book points to modest U.S. economic growth
On September 3, the Federal Reserve's Beige Book found that 10 of its 12 districts had recorded slight to modest growth since early July, while two were little changed. Consumer spending edged higher, employment growth slowed and manufacturing improved in most districts. Most regions reported moderate price increases, with energy, transportation and raw-material costs still applying pressure.
9. U.S. private payrolls rise by 38,000 in August
On September 2, ADP reported that U.S. private-sector employment increased by 38,000 in August, below the market estimate of 48,000 and the smallest gain since January. Hiring slowed sharply from July's revised increase of 104,000, with goods-producing and service-sector employment moving in different directions.
10. USDT supply on TRON grows by $4 billion in one month
On September 2, onchain data showed that USDT supply on TRON had increased by $4 billion over the previous month to $94.27 billion, moving above the amount issued on Ethereum. The increase kept TRON as the largest single blockchain by USDT supply.
Assets to watch: TRX, ETH
Market snapshot
BTC: $77,038 (24h -0.19%) | ETH: $2,378.97 (24h -1.23%)
Gold: $4,438.70 (+0.55%) | Silver: $66.00 (+0.82%)
WTI: $90.84 (-0.19%) | Brent: $95.29 (-0.36%)
S&P 500: 7,666.60 (+0.46%) | Nasdaq 100: 29,143.33 (+0.23%)