BTC traded at $79,438, down 0.62% over 24 hours, while ETH traded at $2,492.24, down 0.38%. Gold was at $4,385.90 and silver was at $65.604. The S&P 500 fell 0.38% and the Nasdaq 100 rose 0.21%, while WTI and Brent rose 0.82% and 1.20%.
1. Capital B adds 376 BTC, lifting holdings to 3,521 BTC
Capital B confirmed on Sept. 7 that it bought 376 BTC for €25.3 million. The purchase lifted the French Bitcoin treasury company's total holdings to 3,521 BTC, with a year-to-date BTC yield of 2.17%.
Assets to watch: BTC
2. BTC realized-cap 30-day change rises to +0.88%
Onchain data on Sept. 7 showed BTC's 30-day realized-cap change turned positive on Aug. 24 after 87 consecutive days below zero and rose to +0.88% on Sept. 6. Realized cap reached $1.068 trillion, up $9.36 billion over 30 days.
Assets to watch: BTC
3. PONS short position carries nearly $3 million in unrealized loss
Onchain monitoring on Sept. 7 showed trader Loracle had built a 3x PONS short since Sept. 3, holding 25.04 million PONS worth about $19.41 million at an average entry of $0.6553. The position had nearly $3 million in unrealized loss and a liquidation price of $1.83.
Assets to watch: PONS
4. Largest ZEC short adds another 7,000 ZEC
Onchain monitoring on Sept. 7 showed Garrett Jin added 7,000 ZEC to his short position, worth about $8.4 million. The position reached 39,760 ZEC with a notional value of about $47.22 million and a liquidation price of $2,292.
Assets to watch: ZEC
5. Avalanche used for a Korean tokenized securities platform
Hanwha Investment & Securities has built a tokenized securities platform based on the Avalanche blockchain. The platform was developed by FairSquare Lab and is designed to run on Avalanche and Hyperledger Besu networks.
Assets to watch: AVAX
6. Altcoin perpetual open interest exceeds BTC
Coinalyze data on Sept. 7 showed altcoin perpetual open interest exceeded BTC for the first time since December 2024. BTC perpetual open interest was about $23.9 billion, or 37% of the total, with the remaining share spread across ETH, SOL, XRP and ZEC.
Assets to watch: BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP
7. Raydium LaunchLab supports any token pair
Raydium said on Sept. 7 that LaunchLab now supports any token pair on Raydium. The update brings flexible pair creation to Solana and gives more meme tokens and long-tail assets a route to create liquidity.
Assets to watch: SOL,RAY
8. Fomo tops Pump.fun in one-day Solana revenue
Fomo generated $1.76 million in one-day revenue on Solana, above Pump.fun's $1.10 million. Pump.fun still led on a 30-day revenue basis.
Assets to watch: PUMP
9. OpenAI updates the GPT-6 Astra product page
OpenAI updated the GPT-6 Astra product page on Sept. 7, adding model performance, enterprise use cases, safety capabilities and API pricing information. The page listed an Agents' Last Exam score of 59.3% and a Terminal-Bench 4.0 score of 57.9%.
Assets to watch: OPENAI
10. Gold falls to $4,385.90 as oil keeps rising
Gold traded at $4,385.90 and silver at $65.604 on Sept. 7, while WTI traded at $92.23 and Brent at $97.44. Precious metals and oil moved in opposite directions, extending the split across major macro assets.
Assets to watch: XAU, XAG, CL, BZ
Market snapshot
BTC: $79,438 (24h -0.62%) | ETH: $2,492.24 (24h -0.38%)
Gold: $4,385.90 (-0.52%) | Silver: $65.604 (-0.45%)
WTI: $92.23 (+0.82%) | Brent: $97.44 (+1.20%)
S&P 500: 7,718.60 (-0.38%) | Nasdaq 100: 29,544.155 (+0.21%)
1. Capital B adds 376 BTC, lifting holdings to 3,521 BTC
Capital B confirmed on Sept. 7 that it bought 376 BTC for €25.3 million. The purchase lifted the French Bitcoin treasury company's total holdings to 3,521 BTC, with a year-to-date BTC yield of 2.17%.
Assets to watch: BTC
2. BTC realized-cap 30-day change rises to +0.88%
Onchain data on Sept. 7 showed BTC's 30-day realized-cap change turned positive on Aug. 24 after 87 consecutive days below zero and rose to +0.88% on Sept. 6. Realized cap reached $1.068 trillion, up $9.36 billion over 30 days.
Assets to watch: BTC
3. PONS short position carries nearly $3 million in unrealized loss
Onchain monitoring on Sept. 7 showed trader Loracle had built a 3x PONS short since Sept. 3, holding 25.04 million PONS worth about $19.41 million at an average entry of $0.6553. The position had nearly $3 million in unrealized loss and a liquidation price of $1.83.
Assets to watch: PONS
4. Largest ZEC short adds another 7,000 ZEC
Onchain monitoring on Sept. 7 showed Garrett Jin added 7,000 ZEC to his short position, worth about $8.4 million. The position reached 39,760 ZEC with a notional value of about $47.22 million and a liquidation price of $2,292.
Assets to watch: ZEC
5. Avalanche used for a Korean tokenized securities platform
Hanwha Investment & Securities has built a tokenized securities platform based on the Avalanche blockchain. The platform was developed by FairSquare Lab and is designed to run on Avalanche and Hyperledger Besu networks.
Assets to watch: AVAX
6. Altcoin perpetual open interest exceeds BTC
Coinalyze data on Sept. 7 showed altcoin perpetual open interest exceeded BTC for the first time since December 2024. BTC perpetual open interest was about $23.9 billion, or 37% of the total, with the remaining share spread across ETH, SOL, XRP and ZEC.
Assets to watch: BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP
7. Raydium LaunchLab supports any token pair
Raydium said on Sept. 7 that LaunchLab now supports any token pair on Raydium. The update brings flexible pair creation to Solana and gives more meme tokens and long-tail assets a route to create liquidity.
Assets to watch: SOL,RAY
8. Fomo tops Pump.fun in one-day Solana revenue
Fomo generated $1.76 million in one-day revenue on Solana, above Pump.fun's $1.10 million. Pump.fun still led on a 30-day revenue basis.
Assets to watch: PUMP
9. OpenAI updates the GPT-6 Astra product page
OpenAI updated the GPT-6 Astra product page on Sept. 7, adding model performance, enterprise use cases, safety capabilities and API pricing information. The page listed an Agents' Last Exam score of 59.3% and a Terminal-Bench 4.0 score of 57.9%.
Assets to watch: OPENAI
10. Gold falls to $4,385.90 as oil keeps rising
Gold traded at $4,385.90 and silver at $65.604 on Sept. 7, while WTI traded at $92.23 and Brent at $97.44. Precious metals and oil moved in opposite directions, extending the split across major macro assets.
Assets to watch: XAU, XAG, CL, BZ
Market snapshot
BTC: $79,438 (24h -0.62%) | ETH: $2,492.24 (24h -0.38%)
Gold: $4,385.90 (-0.52%) | Silver: $65.604 (-0.45%)
WTI: $92.23 (+0.82%) | Brent: $97.44 (+1.20%)
S&P 500: 7,718.60 (-0.38%) | Nasdaq 100: 29,544.155 (+0.21%)