BTC is at $81,047, up 4.49% over 24 hours, while ETH is at $2,521.15, up 5.42%. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield is 4.762% and gold is $4,515.20; the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 gained 1.06% and 1.16%, while WTI and Brent fell 0.41% and 0.16%.
1. U.S. spot BTC ETFs record $731 million in daily inflows
On September 3 U.S. time, spot BTC ETFs recorded combined net inflows of $731 million. IBIT took in $454 million and ARKB added $138 million. BTC traded at $81,047, up 4.49% over 24 hours.
Assets to watch: BTC
2. PONS gains 25.49% as a new address buys 1.003 million tokens
On September 4, PONS traded at $0.6775, up 25.49% over 24 hours, with about $170 million in volume. Onchain monitoring showed one address buying 1.003 million PONS at an average price of $0.6985, spending about $684,000.
Assets to watch: PONS
3. ZEC breaks $1,000 as a short position shows an $18.36 million unrealized loss
On September 4, ZEC traded at $1,003.67, up 21.12% over 24 hours, with about $1.24 billion in volume. Onchain monitoring showed an address linked to Garrett Jin holding a short position of about 32,760 ZEC, with a notional value of roughly $32.9 million. The position was opened at $444 and showed an unrealized loss of about $18.36 million.
Assets to watch: ZEC
4. U.S. spot ETH ETFs record $141 million in daily inflows
On September 3 U.S. time, spot ETH ETFs recorded combined net inflows of $141 million. ETHA and FETH took in $72.07 million and $65.11 million, taking their cumulative inflows to $12.82 billion and $2.33 billion.
Assets to watch: ETH
5. APX Lending launches five-year revolving credit backed by BTC and ETH
On September 4, APX Lending launched a five-year revolving credit product backed by BTC and ETH, with rates starting at 10.49%. Borrowers can draw and repay funds as needed, with no origination, early repayment or liquidation fees.
Assets to watch: BTC, ETH
6. OpenAI commits $1 billion to expand access to cybersecurity models
On September 4, OpenAI said it would provide $1 billion in subsidized access to cybersecurity models over the next six months. Support includes discounts for Daybreak products, training and technical services, with priority given to utilities, local governments, community banks, nonprofits and open-source maintainers.
Assets to watch: OPENAI
7. HYPE whale adds 1.62 million tokens in ten days
On September 4, onchain monitoring showed one address buying 1.62 million HYPE over the past ten days at an average price of $82.40, spending about $133.8 million. The same address bought 1.28 million HYPE three months earlier at an average price of $70, spending about $89.13 million.
Assets to watch: HYPE
8. Polymarket launches perpetual contracts with up to 20x leverage
On September 4, Polymarket launched perpetual contracts with leverage of up to 20x across crypto assets, stocks and commodities.
9. Tesla puts Cybercab into service in Austin
On September 3 local time, Tesla said Cybercab had entered service in Austin, Texas. The vehicle has no steering wheel, pedals or mirrors. Tesla is targeting a price below $30,000 and operating costs of less than $0.20 per mile.
Assets to watch: TSLA
10. Nvidia agrees to acquire Hugging Face for $12.93 billion
Information disclosed on September 4 showed that Nvidia had agreed to acquire AI platform Hugging Face for $12.93 billion, with completion expected in the first half of 2027. Its three co-founders will remain under six-year retention agreements, and Hugging Face plans to continue operating as an open platform.
Assets to watch: NVDA
Market snapshot
BTC: $81,047 (24h +4.49%) | ETH: $2,521.15 (24h +5.42%)
Gold: $4,515.20 (-0.54%) | Silver: $67.325 (-0.56%)
WTI: $90.93 (-0.41%) | Brent: $95.37 (-0.16%)
S&P 500: 7,747.71 (+1.06%) | Nasdaq 100: 29,482.32 (+1.16%)
1. U.S. spot BTC ETFs record $731 million in daily inflows
On September 3 U.S. time, spot BTC ETFs recorded combined net inflows of $731 million. IBIT took in $454 million and ARKB added $138 million. BTC traded at $81,047, up 4.49% over 24 hours.
Assets to watch: BTC
2. PONS gains 25.49% as a new address buys 1.003 million tokens
On September 4, PONS traded at $0.6775, up 25.49% over 24 hours, with about $170 million in volume. Onchain monitoring showed one address buying 1.003 million PONS at an average price of $0.6985, spending about $684,000.
Assets to watch: PONS
3. ZEC breaks $1,000 as a short position shows an $18.36 million unrealized loss
On September 4, ZEC traded at $1,003.67, up 21.12% over 24 hours, with about $1.24 billion in volume. Onchain monitoring showed an address linked to Garrett Jin holding a short position of about 32,760 ZEC, with a notional value of roughly $32.9 million. The position was opened at $444 and showed an unrealized loss of about $18.36 million.
Assets to watch: ZEC
4. U.S. spot ETH ETFs record $141 million in daily inflows
On September 3 U.S. time, spot ETH ETFs recorded combined net inflows of $141 million. ETHA and FETH took in $72.07 million and $65.11 million, taking their cumulative inflows to $12.82 billion and $2.33 billion.
Assets to watch: ETH
5. APX Lending launches five-year revolving credit backed by BTC and ETH
On September 4, APX Lending launched a five-year revolving credit product backed by BTC and ETH, with rates starting at 10.49%. Borrowers can draw and repay funds as needed, with no origination, early repayment or liquidation fees.
Assets to watch: BTC, ETH
6. OpenAI commits $1 billion to expand access to cybersecurity models
On September 4, OpenAI said it would provide $1 billion in subsidized access to cybersecurity models over the next six months. Support includes discounts for Daybreak products, training and technical services, with priority given to utilities, local governments, community banks, nonprofits and open-source maintainers.
Assets to watch: OPENAI
7. HYPE whale adds 1.62 million tokens in ten days
On September 4, onchain monitoring showed one address buying 1.62 million HYPE over the past ten days at an average price of $82.40, spending about $133.8 million. The same address bought 1.28 million HYPE three months earlier at an average price of $70, spending about $89.13 million.
Assets to watch: HYPE
8. Polymarket launches perpetual contracts with up to 20x leverage
On September 4, Polymarket launched perpetual contracts with leverage of up to 20x across crypto assets, stocks and commodities.
9. Tesla puts Cybercab into service in Austin
On September 3 local time, Tesla said Cybercab had entered service in Austin, Texas. The vehicle has no steering wheel, pedals or mirrors. Tesla is targeting a price below $30,000 and operating costs of less than $0.20 per mile.
Assets to watch: TSLA
10. Nvidia agrees to acquire Hugging Face for $12.93 billion
Information disclosed on September 4 showed that Nvidia had agreed to acquire AI platform Hugging Face for $12.93 billion, with completion expected in the first half of 2027. Its three co-founders will remain under six-year retention agreements, and Hugging Face plans to continue operating as an open platform.
Assets to watch: NVDA
Market snapshot
BTC: $81,047 (24h +4.49%) | ETH: $2,521.15 (24h +5.42%)
Gold: $4,515.20 (-0.54%) | Silver: $67.325 (-0.56%)
WTI: $90.93 (-0.41%) | Brent: $95.37 (-0.16%)
S&P 500: 7,747.71 (+1.06%) | Nasdaq 100: 29,482.32 (+1.16%)