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Arthur Hayes, a prominent figure in the cryptocurrency space, reaffirmed his long position in Bitcoin and established a price target of $10,000 for Ether by 2026.

An unnamed Ethereum layer‑2 network has halted new deposits and warned that users must withdraw roughly $10 million of assets before New Year’s Eve or risk losing them permanently.

Remixpoint, a Japanese company, sold its Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), XRP, and Dogecoin (DOGE) holdings, realizing a ¥117.8 million profit, and now holds only Bitcoin (BTC) in its treasury.

The article describes EIP-7906, a proposed Ethereum Improvement Proposal that would enable accounts to verify transaction outcomes and veto malicious results.

Tether's USDT stablecoin has launched on the Stellar blockchain, expanding its ecosystem to a new network.

New Jersey has petitioned the U.S.

David Schwartz, former Ripple CTO, publicly supported Tether's decision to freeze $42 million in a warrantless action as part of an SDNY lawsuit, citing anti-money laundering (AML) risks.

Tether is facing a lawsuit from two Thai businessmen alleging that the company unlawfully froze $42.4 million in USDT stablecoins months before federal authorities obtained a seizure warrant.

Corporate political donations totaled $646 million over 18 months, with crypto-related spending reaching $206 million and crypto, AI, and online betting combined at $344 million.

Remixpoint, a Japanese firm, sold its entire altcoin portfolio (XRP, ETH, SOL, DOGE) in a single session on September 1, realizing a ¥117.77 million ($598,400) profit, and consolidated its crypto treasury exclusively into Bitcoin.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams stated that inflation is easing, attributing the improvement partly to the diminishing impact of tariffs.

The article references a list of top crypto news stories from U.Today for August, but provides no specific details, events, or measurable facts about Ripple, XRP, Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Shiba Inu.