BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes suggested that a slowdown in the AI sector in the US could support the price of Bitcoin (BTC) in the long term. According to Hayes, a potential slowdown in the AI sector could trigger developments leading to an expansion of the money supply in the US. In a blog post, Hayes
VanEck has expressed its support for $AUSD, emphasizing a significant development in the altcoin sector. This backing, highlighted by crypto commentator @matthew_sigel, underscores the growing momentum in alternative cryptocurrencies. As traders look for signs of strength in this market, VanEck’s endorsement could shape future interest and investment strategies. The Story So Far The crypto market
South Korea has introduced a new regulation that paves the way for public institutions to use blockchain-based digital currency for operating expenses. According to the regulation, public institutions will be able to pay for certain operating expenses, including promotional and similar expenditures made by employees in the course of their official duties, using blockchain-based digital
Prediction market platform Trueo plans to migrate from Base to Ethereum, citing broader integration opportunities and plans to build the next iteration of its oracle system. The project, which launched on Base in March 2025, said its priority after the migration will be attracting liquidity and launching the next generation of its oracle, the system
Backing and verification: cirBTC maintains a 1:1 parity with native Bitcoin held in segregated custody at a federally chartered trust bank, with real-time reserve auditing powered by Chainlink Proof of Reserve. Initial supply and metrics: As of September 20, 2026, the total supply stood at approximately 949 tokens (with around 397 on Arc and the