BTC traded at $79,314, down 0.79% over 24 hours, while ETH traded at $2,495.82, down 0.44%. Gold was at $4,429.94 and silver was at $66.857. The S&P 500 fell 0.38% and the Nasdaq 100 rose 0.21%, while WTI and Brent rose 1.13% and 0.16%.
1. BTC wallets turn net sellers after the $83,000 resistance rejection
Glassnode data on Sept. 7 showed BTC slipped below $80,000 after being rejected near the $83,000 resistance area, with all wallet cohorts turning net sellers for the first time since early June. The accumulation trend score fell to 0.37, led by stronger selling from wallets holding more than 1,000 BTC.
Assets to watch: BTC
2. WLD rises 20.39% over 24 hours with $488 million in volume
WLD traded at $0.4978 on Sept. 8, up 20.39% over 24 hours, with about $488 million in 24-hour volume and a circulating market value near $1.83 billion.
Assets to watch: WLD
3. INJ rises 16.79% over 24 hours as volume tops $200 million
INJ traded at $6.36 on Sept. 8, up 16.79% over 24 hours, with a 24-hour high of $6.38 and about $217 million in volume.
Assets to watch: INJ
4. AERO rises 16.90% as its 24-hour range widens to $0.5347-$0.6490
AERO traded at $0.6414 on Sept. 8, up 16.90% over 24 hours, with a 24-hour range of $0.5347 to $0.6490 and about $127 million in volume.
Assets to watch: AERO
5. Solana plans to raise maximum transaction size to 4,096 bytes
Solana plans to activate the Transaction v1 upgrade, raising maximum transaction size from 1,232 bytes to 4,096 bytes. The new format has already run on testnet and devnet, while the current transaction format remains supported and wallets do not need a mandatory switch.
Assets to watch: SOL
6. Circle mints another 250 million USDC on Solana
Onchain data on Sept. 8 showed USDC issuer Circle minted 250,000,000 USDC on Solana, worth about $250 million. The additional supply increases dollar liquidity available for settlement and trading on the Solana network.
Assets to watch: CRCL, SOL
7. Ethereum Foundation releases Hegotá upgrade EIP ratings
The Ethereum Foundation protocol team released its Hegotá upgrade EIP rating list on Sept. 7, with FOCIL and Frame Transactions ranked as S-tier core upgrades among 62 proposals. Frame Transactions would support native account abstraction, allowing users to pay gas without holding ETH.
Assets to watch: ETH
8. Chainlink selected to connect 600-plus banks to blockchain settlement
Bottomline selected Chainlink to connect more than 600 banks to blockchain settlement workflows. Bottomline is a SWIFT service provider that handles about $16 trillion in payment-related business each year.
Assets to watch: LINK
9. Trader buys about $16.79 million of HYPE over 10 days
Onchain monitoring on Sept. 7 showed trader 0x3305 bought HYPE every day over the previous 10 days, accumulating 194,210 HYPE worth about $16.79 million. HYPE traded at $85.03, with about $1.112 billion in 24-hour volume.
Assets to watch: HYPE
10. Firmus signs multiyear AI compute partnership with OpenAI
Australian AI infrastructure company Firmus announced a multiyear strategic partnership with OpenAI on Sept. 8. OpenAI will buy dedicated AI compute from two Firmus AI factories in Malaysia. Firmus said its contracted compute capacity now exceeds 900 megawatts, and the facilities will deploy Nvidia Vera Rubin NVL72 systems.
Assets to watch: OPENAI, NVDA
Market snapshot
BTC: $79,314 (24h -0.79%) | ETH: $2,495.82 (24h -0.44%)
Gold: $4,429.94 (+0.00%) | Silver: $66.857 (+1.00%)
WTI: $92.51 (+1.13%) | Brent: $97.16 (+0.16%)
S&P 500: 7,718.60 (-0.38%) | Nasdaq 100: 29,544.155 (+0.21%)
1. BTC wallets turn net sellers after the $83,000 resistance rejection
Glassnode data on Sept. 7 showed BTC slipped below $80,000 after being rejected near the $83,000 resistance area, with all wallet cohorts turning net sellers for the first time since early June. The accumulation trend score fell to 0.37, led by stronger selling from wallets holding more than 1,000 BTC.
Assets to watch: BTC
2. WLD rises 20.39% over 24 hours with $488 million in volume
WLD traded at $0.4978 on Sept. 8, up 20.39% over 24 hours, with about $488 million in 24-hour volume and a circulating market value near $1.83 billion.
Assets to watch: WLD
3. INJ rises 16.79% over 24 hours as volume tops $200 million
INJ traded at $6.36 on Sept. 8, up 16.79% over 24 hours, with a 24-hour high of $6.38 and about $217 million in volume.
Assets to watch: INJ
4. AERO rises 16.90% as its 24-hour range widens to $0.5347-$0.6490
AERO traded at $0.6414 on Sept. 8, up 16.90% over 24 hours, with a 24-hour range of $0.5347 to $0.6490 and about $127 million in volume.
Assets to watch: AERO
5. Solana plans to raise maximum transaction size to 4,096 bytes
Solana plans to activate the Transaction v1 upgrade, raising maximum transaction size from 1,232 bytes to 4,096 bytes. The new format has already run on testnet and devnet, while the current transaction format remains supported and wallets do not need a mandatory switch.
Assets to watch: SOL
6. Circle mints another 250 million USDC on Solana
Onchain data on Sept. 8 showed USDC issuer Circle minted 250,000,000 USDC on Solana, worth about $250 million. The additional supply increases dollar liquidity available for settlement and trading on the Solana network.
Assets to watch: CRCL, SOL
7. Ethereum Foundation releases Hegotá upgrade EIP ratings
The Ethereum Foundation protocol team released its Hegotá upgrade EIP rating list on Sept. 7, with FOCIL and Frame Transactions ranked as S-tier core upgrades among 62 proposals. Frame Transactions would support native account abstraction, allowing users to pay gas without holding ETH.
Assets to watch: ETH
8. Chainlink selected to connect 600-plus banks to blockchain settlement
Bottomline selected Chainlink to connect more than 600 banks to blockchain settlement workflows. Bottomline is a SWIFT service provider that handles about $16 trillion in payment-related business each year.
Assets to watch: LINK
9. Trader buys about $16.79 million of HYPE over 10 days
Onchain monitoring on Sept. 7 showed trader 0x3305 bought HYPE every day over the previous 10 days, accumulating 194,210 HYPE worth about $16.79 million. HYPE traded at $85.03, with about $1.112 billion in 24-hour volume.
Assets to watch: HYPE
10. Firmus signs multiyear AI compute partnership with OpenAI
Australian AI infrastructure company Firmus announced a multiyear strategic partnership with OpenAI on Sept. 8. OpenAI will buy dedicated AI compute from two Firmus AI factories in Malaysia. Firmus said its contracted compute capacity now exceeds 900 megawatts, and the facilities will deploy Nvidia Vera Rubin NVL72 systems.
Assets to watch: OPENAI, NVDA
Market snapshot
BTC: $79,314 (24h -0.79%) | ETH: $2,495.82 (24h -0.44%)
Gold: $4,429.94 (+0.00%) | Silver: $66.857 (+1.00%)
WTI: $92.51 (+1.13%) | Brent: $97.16 (+0.16%)
S&P 500: 7,718.60 (-0.38%) | Nasdaq 100: 29,544.155 (+0.21%)