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The article headline suggests markets rallied following remarks by Fed Governor Waller indicating disinflation, implying potential easing of monetary policy.

Standard Chartered has launched institutional spot crypto trading for BTC and ETH on its Dubai FX platform, integrating digital assets into its existing institutional trading infrastructure.

Bitcoin's price increased by 5% to $81,000, accompanied by the liquidation of $140 million in short positions.

Standard Chartered announced the launch of spot Bitcoin trading services in the United Arab Emirates, adding to its earlier roll‑outs in other markets.

The article reports that Pons, a memecoin creation and trading app, generated nearly $6 million in fees in a single day, surpassing fees from other platforms like Pump, Hyperliquid, and even Robinhood Chain itself.

The SEC's Investor Advisory Committee will hold a public meeting on September 10 to discuss artificial intelligence technologies in public markets and the SEC's role, which may influence regulatory perspectives on AI in financial markets.

An insider at an unnamed energy company sold 6,000 shares under a pre-established Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, retaining over 308,000 shares valued at $18.39 million.

Jupiter announced integration with MoonPay’s PayBox to enable AI‑powered trading on the Solana blockchain, which the article suggests could broaden crypto access and boost activity on Solana’s network.

Ichor Holdings' COO Bruce Ragsdale sold 10,587 shares under a pre-established Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, reducing his stake to 0.26%.

Core Scientific executive Todd Duchene sold 10,000 shares under a pre-scheduled Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, reducing his stake to 1.9 million shares valued at $31 million.

On-chain analyst Willy Woo suggests Bitcoin's traditional 4-year halving cycle may be ending, proposing a shift to a 6-8 year cycle aligned with traditional finance (TradFi) debt cycles.

Bitcoin (BTC) is trading near $77,381, with Glassnode data indicating that 68% of its circulating supply is now in profit, an increase of 3 percentage points from May.